In this episode, the boys talk about Joe Biden sniffing Donald Trump, the mayor of Chicago banning anti-fascists, and how white people react when someone makes a racist comment about a non-white baby.
00:00:37.000And this wasn't the lead story that we were going to start with, but I had to show it because it's just absolutely hilarious, especially this one.
00:00:45.000Where it says, 2020 presidential debate, and Joe Biden is sniffing Donald Trump.
00:01:11.000Cuz we're gonna talk about, you know, just general stupid news stuff.
00:01:14.000The mayor of Chicago has basically said, no protests allowed at my house because I have a right to defend myself.
00:01:21.000And it's funny because when initially they locked everything down for COVID, the mayor, Lori Lightfoot, went out and got a haircut or something and then said, well, I have to go on TV.
00:01:29.000Congratulations, Chicago, you've elected a despot, and all of these Democrat mayors and politicians act like they have supreme authority while simultaneously complaining about Trump being a fascist, and I'm just not having it, but of course you guys know that's probably why you watch the show.
00:01:45.000So we've got a couple other stories we're gonna talk about.
00:02:26.000Yeah, so this is talking about how anti-racism is making it pretty much impossible for people to get along.
00:02:31.000Even people who are conversing in good faith.
00:02:33.000Because if you read something like White Fragility, You're not going to be on real good terms with someone who makes the slightest misstep.
00:02:40.000They use the example of the Zoom meeting where this gentleman bounced the friend, the nephew, a non-white baby, a non-white baby on his knee.
00:03:40.000And there was this, I was reading this Twitter thread once that claimed that The Offspring are super, like, okay, so for those that aren't familiar, The Offspring is a punk rock band.
00:03:48.000They were claiming that they were secretly white supremacists or something.
00:03:52.000Because, for one, their songs, like, Why Don't You Get a Job?
00:03:56.000It's, you know, from the Americana album, like, 1999 or something.
00:04:00.000Telling people to go get a job and stop mooching is not a particularly left-wing, you know, narrative.
00:04:05.000But the song Come Out and Play has a line in it that says, you gotta keep them separated.
00:04:10.000And so I was reading this Twitter thread or something, and it was like, they've always secretly been—anyway.
00:04:15.000I bring that up because we're actually at a point where the left is literally trying to keep everyone separated.
00:04:22.000And to me, it always looks like a little bit of projection, and I see it with Lori Lightfoot too especially, because she's one of the ones accusing Trump of being a fascist dictator, but she's the one saying rules for me, not for thee.
00:05:12.000And we're gonna we're gonna write on Lori Lightfoot a bit because I gotta tell you, I'm glad I don't live in Chicago anymore.
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00:05:27.000This is, you know, the show's a little different because we have less people and we're not gonna have guests every single day.
00:05:36.000We're going to be talking just about some of the stories that we've seen throughout the day.
00:05:39.000And a lot of it is kind of cultural issues, which is a bit different from, you know, my main channel stuff, which is more like straight news, like here's something that happened.
00:05:46.000But we are going to start with this story from the Tribune, so by all means, hit that subscribe button.
00:05:50.000And we do the show Monday through Friday at 8 p.m.
00:06:10.000And I decided to do a little digging, not particularly difficult, and over on the NRA website, they actually have an article they wrote from just three days ago, Chicago's Mayor Lightfoot hammering away at the Second Amendment.
00:06:25.000At a time when she's telling you, you don't have a right to protect yourself, we gotta get the guns off the street, and she literally, this is amazing, this is amazing, she says that Donald Trump, I'm sorry, she says the federal government was uniquely qualified to help with Chicago's gun problem by enacting common sense gun control.
00:06:42.000Yet when Donald Trump offers actual resources, I get it, she's probably talking about Congress, but when Trump comes out and says, I can help with the gun violence, she says, no!
00:06:50.000I want the federal government to do something like enacting gun control.
00:07:49.000So you've got these criminals that are going around, not caring about the law, killing people, and regular citizens are the ones who are punished because of it.
00:07:57.000They say, Mayor Lori Lightfoot defended the Chicago Police Department's ban on protesters being able to demonstrate on the block where she lives, telling reporters Thursday that she and her family at times require heightened security because of threats she receives daily.
00:08:11.000Lightfoot refused to elaborate on the specific threats, but said she receives them daily against herself, her wife and her home.
00:08:18.000Comparisons to how the police department has protected previous mayor's homes, such as Rahm Emanuel's Ravenswood residence, are unfair because, quote, this is a different time like no other, Lightfoot told reporters.
00:08:29.000I think that residents of the city understanding the nature of the threats that we are receiving on a daily basis, on a daily basis, understand I have a right to make sure that my home is secure, Lightfoot said.
00:08:40.000Lightfoot and Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown were asked at an unrelated news conference about a Tribune report noting police have banned protesters from demonstrating on her block in the Logan Square neighborhood, ordering officers to arrest anyone who refuses to leave.
00:08:55.000The directive surfaced in a July email from then-Shakespeare District Commander Melvin Roman to officers under his command.
00:09:03.000It did not distinguish between the peaceful protesters Lightfoot regularly says she supports and those who might intend to be destructive, but ordered that after a warning is given to demonstrators, it should be locked down.
00:09:17.000She's talking about how she gets death threats?
00:09:19.000Yeah, okay, if you get threats and you want to have a security guard, I get it.
00:09:22.000You want to have one patrol car out in front of your house?
00:09:25.000That I understand, we do that for witnesses.
00:09:27.000You want to have the cops block off your street and arrest anyone who doesn't leave, even peaceful demonstrators?
00:09:31.000You're a hypocrite of the highest order.
00:09:35.000I can't even wrap my head around how hypocritical she's being.
00:09:38.000Even from going to get a haircut at the beginning of this, I started to think, wow, this lady really, really does not believe a single word she says.
00:10:18.000Activists and police sources could not cite instances when the city repeatedly locked down her predecessor Emmanuel's block against protesters.
00:10:25.000The Kenwood block, where former President Barack Obama lived with his family when his primary residence was in Chicago, was shut down for access only by residents after his election.
00:10:33.000But Lightfoot said such comparisons don't make any sense, after Brown referenced the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, as well as civil unrest that may have flared since the George Floyd killing at the hands of Minneapolis police.
00:10:46.000I'm not going to make any excuses for the fact that given the threats I have personally received, given that, you know, I get it, I get it.
00:10:52.000I make no apologies whatsoever for this.
00:10:55.000Doesn't she sound just like one of these Twitter whiny SJWs?
00:11:09.000When it was those other guys that were actually still not particularly good, like Rahm Emanuel, these people who are running are probably the worst I've ever seen in terms of saying whatever they have to say to get whatever they want.
00:11:25.000Do you think that's the case or do you think that the coronavirus is just bringing this out?
00:11:29.000Because I'm starting to think it's the latter.
00:11:31.000I think that they're, because I've thought for a long time that any kind of crisis like this will lend itself to fascistic leaders who really want to capitalize on it.
00:11:52.000They're the racists, there's the despots, and they're pointing the finger at Trump and the Republicans and screeching while we literally — I mean, look at this article!
00:12:24.000When I saw that she was doing this, I know that Chicago is extremely restrictive, Illinois is extremely restrictive.
00:12:30.000I said, who better than to tell me about the laws in Illinois and Chicago than the NRA?
00:12:36.000Now, I've never been the biggest fan of the NRA, but I'll state straight up, I became a member of the NRA and another gun rights advocacy group because now I own weapons.
00:12:44.000Because I don't believe that I can trust these people to take care of me.
00:12:48.000I don't believe that the police have the... No disrespect to the police in general, but when someone tried breaking in here, One of the cops straight-up said, if it were me, I'd answer the door with a shotgun.
00:13:19.000I guess it just falls to self-defense.
00:13:20.000But anyway, so I go to the NRA website, and instead of finding... I mean, they do have the map of the country and, like, the different gun laws.
00:13:29.000Quite literally, one of the most recent articles is that Mayor Lightfoot is hammering away at the Second Amendment.
00:13:56.000And then somebody made a meme, and it was... You guys have probably seen the meme of the two dogs, one's super ripped and one's all whiny and scrawny.
00:14:05.000And then it was like, Tim Pool in 2019, and it was a scrawny little, like, sad dog saying, help me please, someone's trying to break into my house.
00:14:12.000Or it was like, someone's trying to break into my house, help!
00:14:14.000And then the next one was all ripped with a bunch of guns and it said, Tim Pool 2020, if you vote for this, you get what you deserve.
00:14:53.000And I was talking to them because I had a bunch of recommendations for, you know, like really good self-defense weapons, handguns and stuff.
00:15:24.000Mayor Lightfoot, however, doesn't like the fact they have gun violence.
00:15:27.000There's been a big uptick in crime in all these major cities, which most of you know by now, and she's blaming it on the massive surge of gun purchases.
00:15:34.000It's been interesting to watch all the articles talk about, they make the direct link between the increased number of guns being purchased and the increasing amount of gun crime.
00:15:43.000And I was like, this is, this is faulty.
00:16:32.000I'm sure there's a lot of gun advocates who know all this stuff way better than I do.
00:16:36.000But especially now, because with the increase in crime, with the massive surge of sales, I'm certainly being thrown straight into the deep end.
00:17:07.000I love how she says that she wants the federal government.
00:17:09.000I mean, it's the gist of the story from the NRA.
00:17:12.000They say, Mayor Lori Lightfoot has consistently demanded more gun control as the answer to the epidemic of violence that our city is experiencing.
00:17:18.000In an interview on July 18th, for example, the mayor was clear, the only way we're going to really get at the problem in a profound way is to have federal laws in place that require background checks and strengthen the penalties for people who pick up guns and wreak havoc in our communities.
00:19:22.000She's talking about the federal government needing to enact these gun laws, when in reality, the problem is criminals Who are already breaking the law.
00:21:00.000And I know it's not for all the same reasons, but, I mean, for me, and I'm pretty sure at least one or two other people, it's, look, the food's fantastic.
00:22:29.000And I think Chicago only ever elects corrupt politicians.
00:22:34.000Why is that do you think I don't know man the legacy of like Al Capone or so?
00:22:38.000Maybe so yeah, they're trying to carry that on maybe You know in in Brazil. They did this thing called pacification
00:22:45.000to the favelas the favelas are shanty towns Mm-hmm, and so it's a really interesting thing about Brazil,
00:22:51.000and it's what they told me when I was down there The rich people lived by the beach and so the poor people
00:22:56.000were forced to climb the hills Whereas in many other places living on the hill is for the
00:23:01.000rich people It's fortified, it's safe, you can see everything, but, you know, living by the port and being on the beach, I guess when you're in, you know, Copacabana or something, it's preferable.
00:23:11.000So you end up with these shanty towns where people are literally building on top of each other, and eventually what happens is, because it's kind of crazy, somebody would build a house, and then someone would walk through that house to build a house on top of their house.
00:23:30.000But they've been trying to fix them, and they call it pacification, or reclamation, because they've just kind of let them do whatever they want.
00:26:04.000I don't have the greatest hair either, but going out for a hairstyling in the middle of a pandemic after you told everyone else not to do it is just Disgusting, honestly.
00:26:23.000Mayor de Blasio's wife is branded a disgrace for having a staff of 14, including a $70,000 videographer, who filmed her baking cookies while crime soars after $1 billion NYPD cuts and trash piles up on the streets as 22,000 city job face the chop jobs.
00:28:03.000I'm not sure if it's per capita or not, but, uh, it's, you're basically not going to find Republican cities that are managed this way.
00:28:09.000Yeah, as I recall, there were two Republican cities and then one independent-run city that were kind of on the level of any of these Democratic cities.
00:28:18.000I was like, there must just be a difference in the way Republicans manage things because this isn't the same.
00:28:45.000I am leaving, which means, you know what may happen in cities like New York where everyone's already fled, in places like Chicago where people have long fled, the only people left are the people who like the status quo, and the status quo is violence and corruption.
00:28:58.000So you look at New York City, and the middle class and upper class people are gone, and now all that's left are people who just vote for the corrupt government officials.
00:29:48.000And I encourage people to get out of the big cities, but at the same time, it's like, maybe there's something to staying and trying to make a positive difference.
00:31:34.000It's not the United States of America.
00:31:36.000She's a little bit... I feel like she's just pushing her own agenda because she is much better suited to talk to the people in her city about making positive changes to reduce gun violence.
00:31:46.000No, what I see this as is somebody who is like, I want to have power.
00:31:56.000Unfortunately, like I mentioned, people like me would leave when I see, you know, look, how many, what is it, like three of the past governors of Illinois went to prison?
00:32:06.000And then I remember someone, so I was telling the story, I think I was telling the story the other day about these politicians in Chicago, this guy who was trying to like manipulate me or use me or something for his real estate development, I don't know.
00:32:19.000They were floating this idea that I would run for alderman in a hip in a hipster area as a young skateboarder who
00:32:46.000It was this one guy, I forgot his name, but it was a leaked audio recording, a phone call where he was like, she was cussing at him and he was like, why are you cussing at me?
00:34:00.000And it's really easy for us to fall back and just accept that because it's an easy out.
00:34:05.000I think that's what cities have been breeding, because they keep promising people things to get elected, and they drive down the path of, we're gonna give you more stuff, it's gonna come from someone else, and then you end up with socialism, and then the system collapses because nobody's making stuff, and then you start over, because after the system collapses, you go into, I don't even want to call it laissez-faire capitalism, because it's not really.
00:34:30.000You know, if you build up a capitalist system, it can function.
00:34:33.000I'm not, you know, I'm not an absolute fan.
00:34:35.000I think you need regulations and stuff just for health and environmental stuff.
00:34:40.000But after, you know, Ukraine's a really great example.
00:34:43.000After the fall of communism, just a bunch of guys with guns shut up and took everything.
00:34:53.000So I think unless something changes, unless people in cities have, I guess, a reckoning, a wake-up call, it will just keep going on this path.
00:35:02.000But maybe what we see with Lori Lightfoot is exactly the system as it works.
00:36:41.000They're trying to pander where they think the audience lies.
00:36:45.000So when it comes to the national media that tends to be biased towards Antifa, they say peaceful protest a million times.
00:36:51.000But then when they're doing the DNC, which is going to be targeting mom and pops in the suburbs, they say, I pledge allegiance to the flag.
00:37:53.000Let's jump over to the Antiva story, because this one is, I love it.
00:37:58.000Darlene McDonald is on Twitter at VoteDarlene, author, activist, keyboard diva, and she tweeted, what is the biggest threat to American democracy?
00:38:08.00075,339 votes, 11,000 retweets, No, no.
00:40:07.000To be able to look at a fact and say, this proves me right, even though it's literally saying the opposite of what I thought.
00:40:14.000At the very least, a sane person's gonna say something like, I can't tell what's true or not because they shared it to all their followers.
00:40:21.000Yeah, she could at least have stopped it and been like, a bunch of QAnon people shared this.
00:40:51.000I do not believe the poll is scientific in any way and proves that postal justice warrior is the appropriate term for these conspiracy theorists.
00:42:22.000They found their boogeyman because you had that one Republican woman who said something like, you know, she thought, you know, she said something positive about Q. I don't even know what she said.
00:43:28.000So she she was talking about how being a social justice warrior was kind of absorbing your beliefs by osmosis from the people around you.
00:43:36.000So to me, that sounds like a school of fish very much.
00:43:39.000So then what happens is the horde of zombies, the NPCs, are all chanting.
00:43:44.000You guys have seen the meme where all the NPCs are all yelling Orange Man bad.
00:43:48.000So all of the NPCs are standing in front of Trump yelling the same thing over and over, and then Trump's response is, I don't know much about it.
00:45:41.000You know, you can Google it, because I'm probably getting a little bit wrong, but it was something like, it's our job to tell people what to think.
00:45:46.000And that's quite literally what happens.
00:45:58.000Actually, this is a little bit like what I was talking about on my main segment today when Donald Trump bought the front page of the Washington Post.
00:49:11.000Because, let's say you have a hundred people, and they're, you know, independent, internet-based, right-wing, moderate, you know, anti-SW, whatever this weird group of people is, someone could post something, and it could be just offensive to any human, and no one in their group cares to share it.
00:49:27.000Or it could be a really funny joke from Dave Chappelle or Family Guy or something, and they all start sharing it and laughing, then as soon as it reaches people on the left, They look at it and look around, what should I say or do, and they wait for their priests or authorities to confirm, hey look at this thing, it's funny.
00:49:42.000That's why you always see the same exact memes shared by the left, like that XKCD comic on free speech.
00:49:58.000Or the one by that guy where it's a dude popping out of a well saying- there's like a peasant saying, we should improve society, and he goes, yet you live in society!
00:50:08.000And that's the only ideas they share are the approved ideas that everyone else is sharing.
00:50:12.000Whereas you go on the right and it's like, like I often mention, I think one of the best examples is gay married Dave Rubin hanging out with Orthodox Jew Ben Shapiro.
00:50:20.000Clearly they don't agree, but they agree enough that we're people, we get along, we have to, you know, learn to live together.
00:50:28.000And so ultimately going back to this poll, I think it's actually really fascinating how much I've been able to milk this one tweet.
00:51:26.000It makes me wonder a little bit how many times left-wing people look at memes from left or right and think, you know what, that's really funny.
00:51:33.000I'm not going to share it, but it's really funny and I like it.
00:53:42.000You go to a Trump rally, the worst thing that's going to happen to you is someone's going to insult you.
00:53:46.000Like, if you come in there and you bring anger and animosity, I mean, you can start a fight, I just don't see it happening.
00:53:52.000If you insult somebody or make a joke and mock Trump, people are probably just going to be like, I don't know, whatever, and they're going to ignore you.
00:53:57.000You go to a left-wing counter-protest, and you even resemble anything!
00:54:03.000So there was somebody at one event who was wearing a red hat, because you know how they make the MAGA hats, but they're parodies?
00:55:47.000That's probably why I'm... Some people try to argue I have Trump Derangement Syndrome, and it's the stupidest... I think it's the stupidest thing ever, because I'm just... You know, there's some things I've been critical of, but I think he's pretty much improved greatly in the past year or so.
00:56:02.000But I think one of the reasons why I would personally say I don't and why I don't care that much is just because I have a sense of humor.
00:56:19.000And like I was saying, I think that it is humility and it's a little bit of self-reflection and you have to be okay with not being perfect.
00:56:26.000Because like they say, if you laugh at yourself like Donald Trump does, you will never run out of material and you'll never be bored either.
00:56:32.000And I think that watching a politician who has a sense of humor about themselves is refreshing to people.
00:56:38.000Because you watch people like Lori Lightfoot and Bill de Blasio and they lose.
00:56:42.000And Andrew Cuomo just looks like he hates his job.
00:56:45.000They won't ever take responsibility for anything, and then they complain Trump doesn't.
00:57:14.000I went to the White House for that social media summit and I thought it was going to be like a roundtable sit down talking about serious problems in Silicon Valley.
00:57:23.000And I was actually asked what I hope to bring and I said, A lot of conservatives feel that they are, you know, the only people being targeted in this way.
00:57:32.000And I want to add there's anti-establishment leftists who also, it's a lot less of them, it's predominantly conservative, but I want to make sure I can represent, you know, the former Occupy people.
00:59:22.000So what I mean to say is, the left will tell you, you can't succeed because the color of your skin, because of your identity.
00:59:29.000Donald Trump will tell you, you can't succeed because the billionaire owners of the auto factory moved that plant to China because a bunch of politicians came in and they say, say no more.
00:59:38.000We know all of that because we experienced them do it.
00:59:41.000So you could probably say something like, if your factory leaves your area, then you need to figure out how to start a factory, which is, I'm playing devil's advocate, like, why don't you go build your own factory?
01:00:12.000These people voted for him because he said, here's the problem.
01:00:16.000And a bunch of them said, yes, we quite literally witnessed that thing happen, and this policy could change that.
01:00:22.000The left just says, you know, a multi-millionaire black woman has less privilege than a homeless white man, which is nonsensical and subjective, moralistic, and irrelevant to policy.
01:00:34.000Yeah, I have always kind of noticed this about him.
01:00:37.000And for all of the times I've facepalmed over something that he's tweeted, I have never, ever felt like he did not care what happened to American workers.
01:00:46.000Watching him actually engage, he is not the politician who goes and engages in fights with people who are supposed to be supporting him.
01:01:58.000That's his crowning achievement thus far.
01:02:00.000My favorite was the guy who was trying to support him.
01:02:03.000He was like, I can't remember exactly what he said, but he was like, I see what you're saying, but if you don't want to do this, what do you say to these people?
01:02:51.000But sure, okay, I guess, you know, just over half support it.
01:02:55.000She takes the majority, but she's unlikable.
01:02:57.000That shouldn't raise Donald Trump's approval rating, but it should close the presidential polling gap between who you're going to vote for.
01:03:04.000So, that makes sense, but for Donald Trump's approval rating, which recently spiked, according to Rasmussen, to 51%, and with a disapproval of 47, keeping in mind it's only one poll, so this could just be static, however Rasmussen was correct in 2016, I always try to preface this, I think it has to do with this massive ad buy Trump did.
01:03:22.000You don't think it's because of the DNC?
01:04:53.000Not with all these people buying guns.
01:04:56.000You have to convince me that all of these liberals who went out and bought guns, and they did, they did.
01:05:00.000In urban areas like New York and LA, they went out and bought guns.
01:05:03.000All of a sudden, they're holding the weapon in their hands, and then the Democrat goes on TV and says, ban all guns.
01:05:09.000They go, okay, I just bought it, but sure, I'm gonna give it back now.
01:05:12.000Let me get rid of the thing that I thought would protect me and my family when someone told me I couldn't have, you know, security around my house.
01:05:33.000I think they're great and got nothing to worry about.
01:05:36.000And then the chaos happened and I'm like, I'm gonna go buy some guns and, you know, try to protect myself and take care of myself.
01:05:42.000And now, like, it's kind of been, like Crowder asked me, Steven Crowder, he said, would you now, something like this, would you now recognize that any law that would curtail your right to own those guns is a bad law?
01:05:59.000Now, keeping in mind, one of the reasons I liked Bernie in 2016 is that he said the divide between gun owners and those calling for gun control is urban versus rural.
01:06:08.000I thought that was really interesting.
01:06:10.000He used to be on the level, but I guess he sold out.
01:06:13.000And I think that he was right about that, because people who live way outside of cities, they have legitimate reasons for wanting a gun.
01:06:20.000Like I was reading about Texas, where these gigantic pigs would just run through people's yards when their kids were playing.
01:06:25.000You want to ask why you need an automatic weapon?
01:06:27.000Well, if you have 30 pickeries running through your yard, I'm just saying.
01:07:10.000Turns out 30 to 50 or whatever the meme was is quite a bit, but there is an issue where there are wild animals and you'll need to defend your family, your property, your chickens.
01:07:22.000Dude, I had chickens in Miami and I'm really angry because they kept getting killed.
01:07:27.000And I feel really bad about it because it was my responsibility and I thought I did everything right.
01:07:31.000We actually had a caged area, but the, I don't know what it was, I think it was some dogs found their way in.
01:07:38.000So we ended up, we didn't know what it was.
01:07:40.000Turns out it was the neighbors, the next house over, they had a dog.
01:07:45.000And it was, it had a gang, it had other dogs.
01:07:48.000So we set up a trap by the chickens, and sure enough, like an hour after I put it up in the middle of the day, we hear the clank, and my brother's like, dude.
01:08:52.000And I've always been, you know, kind of aware of that, especially when I lived on that farm in Miami.
01:08:57.000And I would try and talk to my liberal friends about I had a friend say, there's literally no reason anyone should ever need a gun.
01:09:04.000And I was just like, that's just not true.
01:09:06.000And I would tell the stories, you know, about protecting yourself.
01:09:10.000Yeah, well, we haven't even touched on the topic of how long it takes the cops to get to your house because where I lived, there wasn't a police department.
01:09:17.000There was a fire department and we're about 15 minutes from the city, about eight miles or something.
01:09:44.000Well, this is what happened in London.
01:09:46.000They have very strict gun laws and they don't have a lot of gun crime, but they do have a lot of knife crime and people get stabbed in the streets.
01:10:05.000There's some good news and I did talk about this briefly earlier, but I want to highlight this because there's something else happening too.
01:10:57.000Fast Company says, Facebook is quietly pressuring its independent fact-checkers to change their rulings.
01:11:03.000As Facebook struggles with waves of misinformation, the company's political and business concerns are influencing its fact-checking policies.
01:11:10.000You know what I think is actually happening?
01:11:12.000I think Facebook is realizing the fact-checkers they've brought on are all politically biased and targeting information that would hurt them or offend them.
01:11:20.000Maybe I'm wrong, we should actually go through this.
01:11:38.000Facebook has begun banning Antifa accounts and other groups.
01:11:41.000We will get to the left bias, but I'm gonna start by showing you this.
01:11:45.000They're changing their fat-checking rules.
01:11:47.000You may have heard me talk about the story recently Where I made a post about Bill Clinton being in 26 flight logs, then being ID'd by one of the victims.
01:11:57.000One of Facebook's fact checkers labeled it fake news.
01:12:14.000So, this is interesting now that this challenge is happening, and they specifically reference Lila Rose.
01:12:21.000They say, The 2-minute 40-second clip titled, Abortion is Never Medically Necessary, had racked up a few thousand shares since it had appeared weeks earlier, and had already stirred up a litany of outrage.
01:12:31.000The anger wasn't over the video's misleading title or its content, but because Facebook had slapped the video with a false label.
01:12:38.000A post-2016 innovation, the labels aren't placed by Facebook, but by harried subcontractors, fact-checkers, and journalists and scientists who are fed a never-ending feed of potential misinformation.
01:12:49.000They can flag extreme misinformation for total removal, think dangerous coronavirus hoaxes, but mostly they place false or partly false labels on content, which Gray outposts with a warning message and a link to an article explaining the fact-checker's reasoning.
01:13:03.000Fact checks bring internal penalties, too, like limits on content distribution or on a page's ability to micro-target ads.
01:13:09.000In some cases, Facebook says repeat offenders can be deleted entirely.
01:13:14.000The video was notable because it had been shared by Lila Rose, the founder of anti-abortion group Live Action, who has upwards of 5 million Facebook followers.
01:13:22.000Rose, leery of restrictions on her page and handy with claims of big tech censorship, quickly launched a petition protesting what she alleged was bias by Facebook's fact-checking partner, a non-profit called Health Feedback.
01:13:33.000Soon, four Republican senators, including Josh Hawley of Missouri, Ted Cruz of Texas, wrote a letter to Zuckerberg condemning what they called a pattern of censorship.
01:13:41.000They demanded a correction, a removal of all restrictions on Lila Rose and her group, and a meaningful audit of Facebook.
01:13:52.000A Facebook spokesperson told BuzzFeed News at the time that the labels would be removed pending an investigation to determine whether the fact-checkers who raided this content did so by following procedures designed to ensure impartiality.
01:14:03.000A week later, its CEO is on Capitol Hill sitting in front of the letter's lead author.
01:14:07.000Zuckerberg admitted there clearly was bias in the live-action Lila Grace Rose censorship.
01:14:12.000Senator Hawley tweeted after the meeting, said bias is an issue we've struggled with for a long time.
01:14:49.000You know what I think would solve some of this problem?
01:14:51.000I think if you administered the moral foundations test to your group of fact-checkers, that you would be able to come up with a group of people that were different, who thought differently.
01:15:04.000And then, like they do on mine, you could come up with the jury and decide whether something is true or false, or whether someone's saying this based on their own ideas.
01:15:22.000But the way it's framed is an inversion of the actual issue.
01:15:25.000They say, for those that aren't familiar with Jonathan Haidt's Moral Foundations, they find that conservatives have all of the moral foundations, which is, I think, what is it?
01:15:41.000So the left only has care and fairness, and libertarians only have liberty.
01:15:45.000They do have, they do register other moral foundations, but I think what you actually see is people who have balanced moral foundations, it's a correlation-causation issue.
01:15:54.000It's not that being conservative makes you have all the moral foundations, but that people who have all the moral foundations tend to be more conservative.
01:16:28.000And then people who have all moral foundations tend to align with the right tribe.
01:16:33.000And that's probably a relatively new phenomenon, because I have a decent balance across the board, and I flicker on the test between, like, left liberal or conservative, interestingly, even though on the political compass test I'm pretty left.
01:16:45.000It's because I recognize Why you challenge authority, why you respect authority.
01:16:49.000I'm much more high on the liberty spectrum than authority spectrum, but I can understand, you know, the importance of things.
01:16:56.000And when you have a good footing in understanding why things are the way they are and why people feel the way they do, you're a better judge in any sense.
01:17:07.000So do you think that applying a test like the Morrill Foundation test would be good when you're choosing people to fact check something like Facebook?
01:17:15.000Because that was my immediate thought.
01:17:17.000I was like, how can you solve this problem?
01:17:18.000Because like happened with you, it's obvious that they're operating from their own bias and something offended them or something troubled them.
01:17:26.000And it's like, it doesn't matter if it troubles you.
01:17:38.000Well, it's a really interesting conundrum.
01:17:42.000I said that a former president of the United States was recorded in 26 flight logs and now has been ID'd by a former victim as having been on the island.
01:18:21.000I said journalism was dead, and he's this editor-in-chief of this little rinky-dink fact-checking outlet that's been granted all this power by Facebook, and so he takes issue with it.
01:18:28.000So he takes my tweet, even though he knows everything in it is factually true, or my opinion, and then puts a label on it, and deranks the people who posted it, which is just totally bunk.
01:18:38.000His emotional reaction was not rational.
01:19:30.000But anyway, what we've had over the past several months, with the ongoing riots fueled largely by Black Lives Matter and Antifa, this 30 people debt, it doesn't look the same as fringe conspiracy groups or like extremist groups, but it is in its own right dangerous.
01:19:50.000So, yes, they should be taking them down.
01:19:52.000They should have taken them down a long, long time ago, and we've been complaining.
01:19:57.000We, as in, like, sane, rational people of all political, you know, for whatever reason, not the left, but, like, moderates, disaffected liberals, and conservatives have been saying the whole time, like, why are you allowing them, these Antifa, to go around and post these things?
01:20:24.000And you know, today I looked up a definition and the definition itself was violence for the sake of political gain, often against civilians.
01:20:35.000Do you know what that word that that is defining is?
01:20:39.000There's, yeah, Stephen Crowder had a great video up, uh, I don't know if it was today, what he called mashable because they argued that he, they like passively argued that he, he, he made false statements about Black Lives Matter because he said Black Lives Matter is a terrorist organization.
01:21:02.000They've literally gone to businesses in Louisville and said, give us money, give money to our approved organizations, or, and then someone smashed a flower pot in front of the restaurant.
01:21:11.000I'm like, the guy who owned the restaurant said it was mafia tactics.
01:21:57.000Well, of course, Vice over here is angry that their extremist friends, who go around beating people and shaking down businesses and generally threatening others to achieve political aims, is finally getting banned.
01:22:53.000There was a tweet from that guy who was saying, remember Q is much more dangerous than Antifa, because in the course of my reporting, I have never found it to be the case that that's how they do it.
01:23:04.000They said, uh, um, I have not, this is really funny, I have not found any concrete, you know, instances where Antifa has been linked to any violence or something like that.
01:23:24.000Quite, there's a major story, it was like in the New York Times, it was in the Wall Street Journal, Andy Ngo was pelted, beaten, he got a brain bleed, his ears were bleeding, his mouth was bleeding.
01:23:40.000And that may be, I don't know if that's true, but the police were warning about it, and then this individual says, I haven't found any, and they put stars, concrete.
01:23:51.000So, and as a New York Times reporter, so a lot of people were like, are you, are you like dog whistling?
01:23:58.000Like that, to me, that does sound like a dog whistle because it's something that only people in your little group of, you know, Antifa buddies would recognize.
01:24:06.000It's a way that you could say, Antifa is not violent, and then look over to Antifa and wink at them.
01:24:43.000I like that the videos are there and I really, I think that that video that Trump just released with the ads where all these governors and mayors are talking about how peaceful the protesters are, behind them, all of those explosions I was like, They nailed it.
01:24:58.000I think that's exactly what was needed right then.
01:25:01.000And he buys this ad on the front page of the Washington Post and it shows Joe Biden looking really dopey, looking up like, with Kamala Harris laughing.
01:25:10.000And then their faces like come in and there's fires and vandalism and destruction behind them.
01:25:15.000And some of these people, like I mentioned earlier, were saying things like, well, this is bad for Trump because he's funding good journalism and people are not going to see the truth.
01:25:23.000There's a reason why these woke journalists were fuming, outraged, like their heads were
01:25:48.000There's so much stuff that people don't know about.
01:25:50.000And that's what scares me, because maybe we're in a bubble because we know.
01:25:54.000I mean, especially, you know, all of you who are watching right now.
01:25:58.000You're watching, you know, we talk about this and we break down and we show the evidence and we have we have an honest, you know, back and forth now with, you know, many guests.
01:27:04.000You know, I will say I sympathize with some of these people because they are NPCs who were led into the fray by villains, you know, evil people who knew, I can make them do the dirty work so I don't get in trouble.
01:27:20.000I do think that a lot of them are misled, and I do feel bad for a lot of them, but I draw the line at feeling bad for someone who drags someone out of their car and kicks them until they're unconscious.
01:27:30.000I would say I feel bad about the general concept of these normies who are just told, this is what you have to do, and they're too stupid.
01:27:40.000And it is true that life ain't fair and they're not getting everything they'd been promised and they might have a lot of student debt and everything, but that's no reason to riot.
01:27:47.000I mean, if you're dumb and someone's leading you along, that's at least 50% your fault because you still have autonomy, believe it or not.
01:27:56.000Yeah, let's uh, let's segue over to schools because I did say I was going to talk about this and we definitely should because this story is hilarious.
01:28:03.000I have to bring this story up because they drag Ben Shapiro and Jordan Peterson as alt-right, of course, the stupidest thing ever, and it is woke.
01:28:15.000When your star pupil gets red-pilled from Mel Magazine, teachers know the warning signs.
01:28:21.000When students are radicalized by online hate movements, they just don't know how to stop it or if it's a power struggle they can ever win.
01:28:30.000How creepy is it that these people literally view the Enlightenment as a hate movement?
01:28:37.000Because they specifically reference Jordan Peterson, Joe Rogan, oh man, I gotta read you this paragraph, they say, Often it's hard for teachers to tell whether a student is being truly red-pilled in the sense that they're being radicalized online, or whether they're parroting views that they've grown up with in their conservative households.
01:28:56.000Tessa, a 29-year-old in the Midwest who teaches 14- to 18-year-olds at a private school for students with learning impairments, says that while many of her students simply take on the talking points and politics of their conservative parents, this can make them especially ripe targets for full-blown radicalization and infatuation with far-right figures.
01:29:14.000A few started listening to Joe Rogan's podcast, which led them to reading Jordan Peterson's books.
01:29:21.000She said, I think that Joe Rogan's ideology is the biggest threat to critical thinking in the last decade.
01:29:31.000I got to say stop, because if you think Joe Rogan is far right, that should tell you exactly how far left you are, because something is wrong with you.
01:29:41.000And to say that he's the biggest threat to critical thinking, Nah.
01:29:45.000I love when, the first time I went on Rogan, he goes, what do you think about universal basic income?
01:29:50.000And I was like, not a big fan for these reasons, like yeah, yeah, but, and a bunch of people like pushed me, and I'm like, Joe's almost a socialist.
01:31:24.000There's a meme going around, it's funny, and it was like, if the left is calling this guy a Nazi and this woman a white supremacist, then you know they're trying to brainwash you, and it was Ben Shapiro and Candace Owens.
01:31:36.000A Jewish guy who was the biggest target of, you know, white supremacists and anti-Semites, according to the ADL, and a black woman.
01:32:30.000It was a viral thread where a guy was complaining that parents now with virtual classrooms would start to learn about what they were teaching their kids.
01:32:39.000And they're indoctrinating these kids with these ridiculously insane curriculums on racial justice and this cult dogma, and they don't want parents to find out.
01:32:48.000Parents should know exactly what the curriculum is.
01:32:51.000Parents should be given the syllabus with all of like, here's the plan for the month, here's the plan for the quarter.
01:32:56.000Parents should be more involved than the teachers are, and I believe that 100%, and not just because I was homeschooled for most of my life.
01:33:04.000I honestly think, and I don't know if you guys noticed while he was reading this, but if you saw the ages of the teachers, I saw 34, I saw 29, and I saw 28.
01:33:31.000In 10 years from now, I'm going to be telling stories about how I used to be a liberal and a Democrat and all that stuff, and then these young people are going to view it as, one day, I changed my opinions and became a Republican, when in reality is, my opinions stayed where they were, the Republican Party just became the bigger tent.
01:33:50.000For more people focused on individual liberty, rights, social justice, and all these real social justice, and the left went insane.
01:33:57.000I would compare it more to like being on a hill.
01:34:00.000The blob of the Republican Party rolled downhill a little bit and it took you in, and the left blob rolled way off down into the distance.
01:34:07.000I'm confused by what your analogy is supposed to mean.
01:34:37.000But I have seen it shift, at least on topics like gay marriage.
01:34:40.000Because there was a point, I remember a point in my life where it went from being totally unacceptable to being, this is the way it is now.
01:34:46.000But that's not, I don't think that negates what I'm saying.
01:34:49.000When you make a bigger tent, and you bring in a bunch of liberals, then what is the center of your party shifts a little bit to the left.
01:34:56.000It doesn't get rid of the people already on the right of your party, you see what I'm saying?
01:36:23.000However, I look at Joe Biden's wishy-washiness, his flip, his waffling, and what the Obama administration did, and that does matter, because they do have a history, and that's important.
01:36:35.000Perhaps you could say that Donald Trump doesn't, you know, because he doesn't have that history, it's harder to criticize him.
01:36:39.000It's his first time running for office, and he became president.
01:37:39.000If I had to choose, if there was a little kid in front of me, and they were like, you could say one thing, just one word, or you have two choices, he either grows up to become a Proud Boy, or he grows up to become Antifa, and you can only, you have to choose, I'd rather that kid be Proud Boy. 100%.
01:37:55.000Because the worst thing about the Proud Boys is that they may be rambunctious and aggressive, but they don't start fights for the most part.
01:38:04.000It's like another- I mentioned this, you know, several times now, it's inverse proportions.
01:38:08.000Antifa almost exclusively starts the fights.
01:38:11.000Proud Boys tend to finish them when the fights start, but Proud Boys have started some fights.
01:38:16.000For the most part, if you leave them to their business, they walk around waving American flags and then go get drunk at a bar.
01:39:32.000I think our generation and the younger generations have no purpose, and that's creating two kind of pockets.
01:39:40.000The people who are attracted to Jordan Peterson's message are looking for purpose, and he says, be responsible, find the heaviest thing you can carry, and carry it.
01:41:10.000I would like to think that there are leftists who think that some memes are funny, and I would like to think that there are some Antifa members who would consider treating themselves like someone responsible.
01:41:18.000It's just like I said, that's inverse proportions, right?
01:41:20.000So on the left, you do have some honest personalities, and many of them, many of them.
01:41:26.000I'm not going to pretend like it's, you know, only screeching banshees or whatever.
01:41:30.000No, there's a bunch of good people on the left, but I think there's too many bad ones.
01:41:34.000There are many bad ones on the right, but there are many good ones.
01:41:38.000To me, it seems easier to be a person of character on the left and get more respect for it, at least from the right or from people generally, because they're like four-leaf clovers.
01:42:07.000I think he gets some things wrong, and same thing with Kyle Kalinske and David Pakman, but I think they're, for the most part, I think these are good dudes.
01:42:15.000Not perfect, but I think Jimmy Dore is great.
01:42:18.000He recently went on Tucker Carlson, and he said the Democratic Party is the pro-war party, and they're laughing about it, and I'm like, this is awesome!
01:42:25.000It's Jimmy and Tucker laughing, and Tucker was like, I appreciate you doing this, considering the flack you're gonna get, and Jimmy was like, it was worth it.
01:43:22.000So thank you guys for being here for the anti-DNC.
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01:43:46.000But we're gonna read your Super Chats, so if you wanna get some in, we'll try to read as many as possible, but, um, we, we, we don't, we can't get to everybody, so my apologies, but we'll read a bunch, we will.
01:44:01.000It's interesting to me that I disagree with you on so very many things, but my moral foundation's all over 60%, with liberty being highest at 81, and purity at 72.
01:44:10.000If you start hiring fact-checkers, let me know.
01:44:39.000I wanted to let you guys know, Tim, your views on homeschooling made it easier for me to pull my children out of public school and teach from home.
01:45:17.000I think homeschooling, in my opinion, With a don't win done right is way better.
01:45:22.000You need to make sure that the kids your kids are getting good social interaction I do think there was a benefit to being in public school and Catholic school 100 I think there was there was a real benefit to both of those in my life However, I didn't spend, you know, 26 years in an institutionalized learning facility I think kids should be around their parents.
01:45:45.000They will be more like their parents and you can be more in control of How they develop.
01:45:51.000When I see these stories of people going far left and then disavowing their parents, it breaks my heart.
01:45:55.000But it says to me, you've got to be there for your kids, you know?
01:45:59.000Nat Zarife says, Hi Tim, any chance you could probably maybe consider the difference between the American far right and the European far right?
01:46:09.000Constitutional libertarian versus Nazi.
01:46:11.000And also, have you ever watched Inspiring Philosophy Channel?
01:46:15.000That's why I often say the far right and far left are just kind of I don't know, they're defined differently, so that's why I really don't like using them, you know?
01:46:27.000But when we say far right, it could mean a million things.
01:46:29.000Just look at the Anti-Defamation League.
01:46:31.000The ADL references far right, like, in four different ways, so... It's a good point, but I think people are just gonna have to look up the difference.
01:46:40.000I do think it's better to reference things, overarching values that we have in common with our European friends, like caring about liberty and caring about loyalty and care and fairness.
01:46:49.000They've always been a lot further left than we are.
01:47:01.000Casey Day says, Darkmatter2525 made a video saying you were far right.
01:47:06.000That's when I knew he had finally gone off the deep end.
01:47:09.000I'm still waiting for my fellow atheists to call out the growing religion on the left.
01:47:13.000If you're talking about far left and right in the traditional sense of, you know, revolutionary versus reactionary or whatever, These still don't make sense, but that's the point of view they're going for.
01:47:35.000But now that they're trying to redefine what the left is, that means people like me who are liberals, social liberals, who even have done documentaries on social justice and have talked about the, you know, problems of systemic racism.
01:47:55.000Jessica Burleson says, because teachers are spending time on this BS, kids can't pass standardized tests or read above a third grade level, but they are instead well-equipped to destroy society.
01:48:41.000But the movie was supposed to be a critique on this, apparently.
01:48:44.000So the woman who made it, my understanding is, she was critical of how social media likes were driving pre-pubescent girls into acting adult and doing adult things.
01:48:53.000However, The actual marketing for the film at Sundance, and it's a French film, was not Little Girls twerking.
01:49:00.000Albeit, I think the movie is still in poor taste regardless.
01:49:03.000And maybe poor taste is an understatement.
01:49:05.000But Netflix, they pulled the ads because it was gross and disgusting.
01:49:10.000I don't think they'll pull the movie, but basically everyone is outraged.
01:49:14.000There's a meme going around right now where it's the political compass and the authoritarian left, libertarian left, authoritarian right, and libertarian right are all looking at Netflix and they were like, what is wrong with you?
01:49:35.000I didn't, but I did see the spoof they made with actual footage from the Antifa riots.
01:49:40.000Samuel Farmer says, in the past you've complained about the U.S.' 's lack of community.
01:49:44.000With corona and people having to find new ways of doing things like, for example, school pods, if more like this happened, do you think that corona could be a blessing in disguise that could fix the U.S.?
01:50:01.000You know, God closed the door, he opens a window.
01:50:03.000And so these pods, homeschooling, these are good things.
01:50:06.000And I think all of the insanity we're seeing from the far left could be the natural process by which we recognize the left going too far and it causes a rubber band effect back to the center.
01:51:18.000And then they did a couple sequels and then they did Bioshock Infinite, which I guess was supposed to be similar in the sense that they took this idea of objectivism and then built the world around it.
01:51:28.000And then Bioshock Infinite is like American exceptionalism.
01:51:31.000So this is called, it's a city called Columbia.
01:51:34.000Liberty, you know, it's in the city in the sky.
01:51:59.000He says, I'm telling you, dude, out of all the issues the right tolerates, this stuff hovers the line.
01:52:08.000Nobody needs to tolerate this, whatever this movie is trying to be.
01:52:11.000And if it is a critique on culture doing this to little girls, I don't think they need to actually make a movie with prepubescent girls actually twerking and doing that stuff.
01:52:49.000Yeah, CraftyHuragok says, Can you please do a story on the Three Gorge Dam?
01:52:55.000It's having its 5th flood in 3-4 weeks, mostly farmers displaced, and 55 million food shortage coming in China.
01:53:04.000Definitely, we'll put that on the list, we'll keep track of it.
01:53:08.000Kyle Brooks says, how do y'all feel about that new show on Netflix called Cuties?
01:53:14.000Okay, so definitely, you know, we've got a lot of that.
01:53:17.000I think we've been very critical of it.
01:53:20.000John Bassett says, true or false, if we have universal mail-in ballots, USPS, which the union has officially endorsed Biden, if the count takes too long, 12 p.m.
01:53:28.000January 20th, Pelosi will take the seat of the president and the Democrats automatically win.
01:57:33.000The other guy starts hacking away at the trees as fast as possible.
01:57:36.000The guy sitting down pulls out a rock and starts sharpening his axe.
01:57:40.000Eventually, the guy hacking at the tree, his axe dulls and he's struggling to even get through any trees, and the guy with the sharpened axe mows it down and wins.
01:57:48.000By being patient and preparing, he ended up winning.
01:57:51.000So it's just a, you know, it's meant to... The advice being given is, if you keep your body sharp, you'll have more energy, you'll be able to do way more and succeed, you can cram more work in the day, I sleep... Probably I should sleep more.
01:58:11.000Black Dragon says, the left likes to talk about how much Wall Street has hurt our country, but it seems like journalists and activists are doing far worse.
01:58:19.000By the way, the new Call of Duty trailer wants to know if you've heard of Yuri Bezmenov.
02:01:04.000Trump does things that will negatively impact people.
02:01:07.000I always used to tell my friends, I've worked at all these non-profits, no matter what you do, you will help someone and you will hurt someone.
02:01:12.000The goal of what we do is try to maximize the help.
02:01:15.000However, everyone disagrees on what is maximizing.
02:01:57.000It's so insane to me that the New York Times can show you that Donald Trump is not far-right.
02:02:02.000That Pew Research can show you that Donald Trump is not far-right.
02:02:04.000In fact, Vox.com progressives can say Trump is a moderate, and they will call someone far-right for saying they will reluctantly support him.
02:03:26.000James Hanold says, Laura Loomer said, when she sent out texts sharing Matt Gaetz and Roger Stone's endorsement of her, that Comcast had an error assigning a sensitive information warning to her text message.
02:05:45.000David Wilson says, Tim, people are freaking out now over COD Cold War Game because they use Yuri Bezmenov interview and are comparing it to things happening in current day.
02:05:54.000I mean, that's why Call of Duty is cool, isn't it?
02:05:57.000Timothy Peterson says, you've told viewers to get a mix of media.
02:06:01.000I watch you after work and I get leftist material all day from ESPN radio.
02:06:09.000Yeah, um, you know, I often tell people try and get a mix, you know, mix up your media so that you're not only watching me or something else.
02:06:16.000But it is a good point to say that if you're only watching me on YouTube because you're being inundated with mainstream media every other point of the day, I guess that's actually a fair point that you're getting, you know, a mix of media.
02:06:28.000Bamchu says, because of my job I travel almost the entirety of Southern Illinois, I have seen 3 Biden signs and about 300 Trump signs.
02:06:37.000If Illinois turns red, I swear, I think it'll be one of the funniest things ever if we see a 49 state landslide.
02:06:47.000I'm not convinced it's going to happen, but I think maybe?
02:06:51.000I will really enjoy that, and I would just say we'll deal with the fallout in the morning, because if it's decisive and it's all in on the night of the election day... We need a 49-state landslide, because we need to show that this country is actually unified, and if everyone stood up, and I mean everybody, if people who normally don't vote all stood up and voted, whoever they voted for would win.
02:07:14.000Non-voter is the biggest voting bloc in this country.
02:07:18.000So, if they all voted, and they all voted for Trump, then that would send a message to all of these creepy cultists everywhere, and they will absolutely have no choice but to drop their violent cult ideology.
02:07:32.000The support for the riots and all this stuff would be gone overnight.
02:07:35.000I would say this is an excellent argument for not being afraid, and for being willing to stand up for what you really think.
02:07:41.000Donald Trump did not deploy feds to all of these cities.
02:07:45.000And these cities are allowing the rioters to do their thing.
02:08:06.000Well, my friends, it is 10.07, which means it is time to go to bed!
02:08:09.000But we're gonna be back tomorrow with Brandon Strzok, the founder of the walkaway movement, to cap out the week.
02:08:14.000He's actually doing a big rally in Philadelphia on Saturday, and for those that are big fans of Adam, He is going to be at the rally as well.
02:08:22.000You can check out his content over at youtube.com slash adamcastirl and he's going to be there on Saturday.
02:08:28.000So it's going to be a really, really interesting thing.