On this week's episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the guys discuss the latest conspiracy theories surrounding Donald Trump's golf blisters, and Sean Strickland's new clip from UFC 246. Plus, a look at how Democrats are panicking as Donald Trump is gaining the youth vote.
00:00:35.000But, uh, the talking point is, and the funny thing is, if Trump actually had syphilis, and it had progressed to the point where his hand is covered in blisters all over his body, this would imply he's had syphilis for, I think, like, ten years.
00:00:51.000And he's never taken an antibiotic before.
00:00:53.000So welcome to the 2024 election cycle where you got James Carville commenting on how he thinks Trump has the clap.
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00:06:00.000They say, former president Donald Trump was photographed Wednesday leaving his Manhattan apartment with patchwork of red markings resembling blisters on his right hand, drawing mass speculation about the cause of the apparent affliction, as Trump has stayed uncharacteristically mum on the subject.
00:06:17.000Do you think we'll ever get to the point where we elect a president that openly has syphilis?
00:06:59.000Look, like James Carville is talking about it, MSNBC is talking about it.
00:07:03.000Do you think it's because people are lazy, though?
00:07:05.000I feel like this is easier than some of the other stuff that's going on.
00:07:07.000Right now, aliens are in their spaceship above the Earth, and they're about to press the make first contact button, and this story popped up, and then the other alien pushed the hand away and said, no.
00:07:33.000Yeah, it's funny the way they play those tricks.
00:07:39.000Host of MSNBC's Morning Joe questioned whether the blemishes were magic marker, blood, or something that may have been exacerbated by Trump slamming his hands on the table during his defamation trial surrounding statements he made about writer E. Jean Carroll.
00:07:52.000What I love about this is that, first, we here at Timcast, when I saw the story, you know the first thing I did was?
00:08:29.000Or it could be this other thing that we like better because it assassinates characters.
00:08:32.000Also, you know, it's like you mentioned the E. Jean Carroll trial that's going on, and of course they would come up with syphilis because it links it to something, you know, sexually untoward, and then it almost like meta-verifies her stupid narrative.
00:08:48.000Democratic strategist James Carville didn't mince words.
00:08:52.000I think there's a good chance this man has the clap.
00:08:55.000Okay, that's gonorrhea, and I do not believe that causes blisters on your hands, but I don't know for sure.
00:09:02.000He said Wednesday on the Politicon podcast, noting, he consulted a number of doctors who all came to the consensus that Trump has secondary syphilis, though he did not identify the doctors and added the disclaimer that the photos may have been doctored.
00:09:18.000Okay, so syphilis has phases, And secondary, I could be totally wrong, but I think secondary syphilis is like a year or two out or something like that?
00:10:00.000And you ask, how do they get away with it?
00:10:02.000How do they get away with a woman claiming that 30 years ago Trump raped her in the Bergdorf or whatever, and Trump's like, there's no evidence, I've never met the woman, I have no idea what she's talking about, and they're just like, eh, you're liable anyway, so, eh, whatever.
00:10:19.000I'm sorry, I would not want to live in any of these places, these cities.
00:10:26.000New York is beyond the communist dystopia nonsense, where quite literally a stranger you've never met, I think Trump, they're saying that he knew E. Jean Carroll, whatever, and there's like a photo of them at a party at the same time, and Trump's like, I've been to a bunch of parties with a bunch of people, I don't know who this person is.
00:10:44.000He went to every party of the socialite set.
00:10:46.000And he was probably the most well-known person in most of those rooms.
00:10:49.000And multiple women came to take pictures with him.
00:10:52.000So, one day, you're gonna get sued by someone you've never heard of, claiming that you, I don't know, like, in this instance for Trump, raped her, or whatever, or sexually assaulted her.
00:11:01.000This woman just clearly Everybody, everybody agrees is a whack job.
00:11:52.000I think people become disenchanted with consuming news that's basically fueled on speculation and hate.
00:11:56.000If you actually look at any of the websites that can show you the views of these websites, of other websites like A-Refs or SEMrush, it shows that their views have went down significant.
00:12:06.000It's a significant drop in CNN and all the mainstream because a lot of the viewers were stressing.
00:12:11.000If you look in the comments, CNN even removed the comments section off their websites because of this.
00:12:15.000It's like why are they still talking about Trump?
00:12:17.000They say you don't even have to bash Biden. We just want to know what our active president is doing
00:12:20.000They were more concerned about Trump. I remember when he was just taking the high road and being very quiet
00:12:25.000They were criticizing him for golfing saying that he was no longer
00:12:28.000Caring about the audience like bro. I thought he isn't president anymore. So this is the nature of the media
00:12:33.000Donald Trump is forced into an emergency bunker by far-left insurrectionists and the media made fun of him and called
00:12:39.000him bunker boy I'm like, so when the far-left interfered in the official proceedings of the United States by firebombing the White House, that's not an insurrection.
00:12:50.000But when J6ers interfere in the electoral count, that's an insurrection.
00:12:54.000I'm like, either they're both insurrections or neither are insurrections.
00:13:47.000He was saying that the federal, you know, the start of the first civil war, the federal government is saying this is our territory, the South is saying no it's not, and there's a standoff, nobody really dies, but we call it the start.
00:13:57.000Right now in Texas, the federal government is saying, Texas is breaking the laws, breaking federal law, barring them from access to the river, and they have no authority to enforce border issues, and Texas is saying we're going to do it anyway.
00:14:09.000The dam is broken because now there's one of two scenarios.
00:14:13.000The first scenario is the federal government loses, has no authority, no control, and the confidence in the federal government's ability to enforce the border is gone.
00:14:26.000If the federal government loses here, and they are not able to enforce with force, The states win and that diminishes the power of the federal government substantially to where other states will start taking similar action.
00:14:39.000How do we know this is going to happen?
00:14:41.000Because when California started defying federal law with their sanctuary cities and sanctuary states, we then saw the emergence of gun sanctuaries where several jurisdictions are saying we will no longer enforce these federal gun laws.
00:14:53.000So Texas, for instance, has completely eschewed the ban on suppressors, and they say, in fact, check me before you go and buy suppressors.
00:15:03.000But my understanding is if you're in Texas, you can buy a Texas suppressor, and they don't adhere to federal law.
00:15:09.000So it's the ATF who have to come and stop you from doing it.
00:15:12.000The other path is the federal government decides the only way to assert their authority and prevent the breakdown of confidence is to, by force, stop the Texas National Guard and law enforcement from prohibiting them.
00:15:24.000That would mean an escalation of force from federal law enforcement against Texas National Guard or police.
00:15:30.000Well, what's interesting, too, though, is the border agents that Biden deploys, what they typically do is they're not there on the line dealing with the border.
00:15:38.000They're mostly just processing people.
00:16:04.000Texas authorities have begun arresting migrants at a public park near the U.S.-Mexico border, official says.
00:16:10.000Texas authorities arrested migrants at Shelby Park and Eagle Pass, Texas, late Wednesday evening and charged them with criminal trespassing, marking the first arrests of migrants since the state took control of the area at the U.S.-Mexico border last week, an official said.
00:16:40.000I'm hearing that the Texas planes and buses that were shipping migrants to various cities have either stopped or slowed around the same time the state has begun arresting the illegal immigrants.
00:16:58.000The federal government declares the international borders are their authority, and I believe that is the case, but they are also obligated under Article 4, Section 4 of the Constitution to defend states from invasion.
00:17:09.000The federal government is facilitating invasion, not doing their duty, so Texas says, we no longer adhere to what you are claiming.
00:17:17.000Texas is now solely enforcing the law on their border, passing a law saying that they have the authority and jurisdiction on this international border.
00:17:26.000The federal government sues them saying, no you don't.
00:17:29.000Texas deploys armed National Guardsmen to bar federal agents from the border, from the river, and we have the makings of... The grains of sand are being added to the heap of secession.
00:17:44.000So, does this escalate to the point where Texas eventually declares independence?
00:17:49.000All of these small moments when, you know, I always use this analogy, how many grains of sand make a heap?
00:17:56.000What we are watching right now is Texas asserting its own authority over an international border, Texas deploying armed soldiers to bar federal agents from what the federal agents claim is their jurisdiction.
00:18:09.000If the federal government backs down and gives up, This just shatters confidence in the federal government.
00:18:15.000So what does that mean for other states?
00:18:17.000Next you get New Mexico, Arizona, other states being like, well, the federal government has no authority anymore.
00:18:42.000It seems like America as a whole is going back to I don't want to make it seem like it's radical, but kind of its roots in this culture of just keeping the government accountable.
00:18:49.000And if you won't take care of this nation, we will.
00:18:51.000Because that's kind of how the founding fathers were.
00:18:53.000I feel like just Americans as a whole.
00:18:55.000They're going to start making the founding fathers proud, and that's not saying to start a revolution or anything, or even no promotion of it.
00:19:00.000But it does mean stand on your rights.
00:19:01.000Yeah, they're standing on their rights, and they're telling the government they've taken too much power, give it back to the states.
00:19:05.000I mean, this was Abbott's criticism of immigration for a long time now, that there are laws in the books that the federal government could choose to enforce, and they don't.
00:19:13.000In fact, they have let this become an increasingly burdensome problem for the states to deal with, and then telling states they can't do anything to stop it.
00:19:21.000And so I think in some ways this rise of, you know, a state governor that is willing to do something is inspirational.
00:19:27.000I think it's more likely that border states would follow suit.
00:19:30.000And I actually wonder if it's going to be the states along the northern border that are going to do something.
00:19:45.000The other thing too is a lot of what's going on in terms of family separation and just releasing migrant kids and releasing the people who travel with migrant kids creating essentially a golden ticket for adults who bring kids across the border.
00:20:01.000It's a Flores settlement that went through in 1987 and then has been consistently challenged and back and forth where I think it was It was under the Obama administration, there was this Judge Gee in, or maybe it's Gee, in California who said that since, because of the Flores Settlement says that you have to release immigrant children, illegal immigrant children without any real delay, that meant that you also have to release the adults that came with them.
00:20:33.000So it created this golden ticket situation where the Border Patrol, the DHS, is required to release children under this agreement.
00:20:41.000And if they're releasing children, they have to release the adults too.
00:20:45.000And that's actually how the family separation thing happened.
00:20:48.000Because under Obama, it was like, okay, you have to release illegal immigrant children.
00:20:53.000So let's separate them so that we can release the children and detain the adults that came with them.
00:21:09.000I think we're about to start seeing a lot of positive domino effects.
00:21:12.000From the last about 12 years, we've seen a negativity of domino effects and nothing, I don't care what someone does with their sexuality, but there has been a downward spiral in America after Obama legalized homosexual marriage.
00:21:23.000At first, I do distinctly remember the LGBTQ community simply only asking for the right to be married.
00:21:29.000After that they started asking for representation in television and it went from television to kid TV shows and Went from kid TV shows to going to preschools and etc.
00:21:36.000So it's a domino effect of just legalizing the marriage itself or even well It wasn't Obama was a Supreme Court.
00:21:42.000Yeah, but it was in the over Yeah, it was Obergefell the decision yeah, I look the domino effect the slippery slope these things aren't are real they happen and so Everything we're seeing now with Texas on the border, I want to make sure it's clear.
00:22:04.000I'm saying, if X, then Y. And what I said several months ago is, if Texas is arguing that the federal government has abandoned them, sooner or later they're going to send law enforcement to go and do this themselves.
00:24:04.000Ideally, and hopefully, Donald Trump gets elected.
00:24:07.000He then goes to Texas and says, our forces are at your disposal.
00:24:11.000And then there's no longer animosity and there's no longer a clash.
00:24:14.000But right now, the Biden administration is facilitating an invasion and facilitating illegal immigration and human smuggling.
00:24:21.000Texas is trying to do its best to stop the criminal activity of the Biden administration, but only insofar as it affects their state.
00:24:27.000Sooner or later, we have to reconcile with this country that the Biden administration is a criminal enterprise facilitating human smuggling and they've been doing it for years.
00:24:43.000Yeah, from Venezuela and all over the place.
00:24:46.000Yeah, it's interesting too because you have the Democrats freaking out when Trump says that there's going to be a mass deportation event and people are going to be held before they're deported.
00:24:55.000And then you have Eric Adams, the mayor of New York, saying, you know what we're going to do because there's all this crime around the illegal immigrant shelters?
00:25:02.000We're going to put in curfews at these shelters.
00:25:04.000And it's like, so you're making a detention camp for migrants where they can't leave, right?
00:25:13.000And one thing that's interesting, too, is we see that happening a lot with Democrat mayors, where they are forced to use the same tactics that everyone's decrying.
00:26:03.000I mean, I think it's more likely that the federal agents, I would like to see them defect to the state level.
00:26:08.000I would like to see them leave their jobs.
00:26:10.000I mean, obviously they work in an industry, you know, if your expertise is working on the border, just go to the agency that's actually enforcing the law.
00:26:18.000I do not understand how there are men and women in law enforcement in the state of Texas Who are actually on the ground dealing with this every day, and they have not reached the point where they're just like, we gotta start arresting these feds.
00:26:43.000And the cartels advertise on TikTok and Facebook.
00:26:46.000And there was just a story that we were looking at the other day, Taylor Hanson did it, where it turns out that Catholic charities contracted cops in San Antonio to facilitate human trafficking.
00:27:00.000Watch Taylor Hanson's reporting on Tenet Media.
00:27:03.000We have the Culture War show tomorrow morning on Tenet Media.
00:27:05.000But Taylor Hanson has uncovered a lot Police officers using public equipment to facilitate human trafficking?
00:27:39.000There was a story I pulled up from the DOJ from several years ago, where two guys in the military went to prison for transporting illegal aliens.
00:27:48.000We now have the entirety of the Biden administration facilitating the whole DHS.
00:27:57.000Perhaps Texas briefed their guys and said, guys, we gotta do this one very, very carefully to avoid dramatic escalation, but here's the move we're gonna make.
00:28:04.000If I was in Texas Sheriff's Department or National Guard or whatever, I'd just be, I'd just walk up to a CBP guy and be like, put your hands behind your back.
00:28:20.000They say, oh, you know, cops can't choose what law to enforce.
00:28:23.000Okay, if that was the case, all of these guys would be in jail in Texas the moment a CBP... Look, let me ask you guys something.
00:28:32.000If you're in a cartel gang and you're seen driving around a cartel vehicle and you're armed, do you think the cops are gonna go, well, he's not doing anything, so I'm gonna leave him alone.
00:28:45.000Or do you think they're gonna be like, that's a cartel vehicle, and that guy's got a gun!
00:28:48.000We're gonna pull him over and investigate, this is cartel activity.
00:28:52.000Yeah, uh, if you were part of like, let's say Al-Qaeda.
00:28:56.000A big ISIS truck with an ISIS flag is driving through Texas, and a bunch of guys with guns are mounted on the back.
00:29:02.000Do you think the cops are going to be like, I can't really enforce anything against these guys?
00:29:05.000They're at the very least going to investigate and say probable cause, ISIS is a terrorist organization, so that gives us the probable cause right to stop them.
00:29:12.000Turns out, you have rights to keep and bear arms, you have a right to free speech, we've got something interesting going on here.
00:29:17.000But terrorist organizations are aligned.
00:29:21.000Local law enforcement at state level knows that all of the CBP and federal law enforcement have been facilitating cartel activity and human smuggling.
00:29:30.000For what reason do they decide, I'm not going to even stop and question these guys?
00:29:36.000It is because they're like, well, he's wearing a badge.
00:29:38.000Yeah, if a clown walked up to you wearing a badge, I'd say screw off.
00:29:41.000At a certain point, we need the law to be enforced.
00:29:44.000They're doing it, I can respect it, but I don't see why they're giving a free pass to the criminals in the Biden administration who've been facilitating this.
00:29:51.000That's why I think that it's so bizarre that you won't even have the Republicans in Congress bring up the potential impeachment against Mayorkas.
00:30:21.000I mean, it just seems like the most obvious thing.
00:30:22.000I also don't understand why, in a show of good faith, the Biden administration wouldn't be like, okay, Mayorkas, you gotta step down because we have angered everyone.
00:31:36.000The point is, even Vox is acknowledging Democrats are starting to freak out because more and more polls are coming out that somehow a 77-year-old Republican white man has garnered majority support among the youth vote.
00:32:11.000It's super believable because I just see a lot of the young kids, their whole like, their whole culture is like based.
00:32:16.000Like I see a lot of them, just the most average kid, they like being base and being base is kind of like being what conservatives would consider like, you know, not well, not unhinged, but they really don't give a F about what they say.
00:32:27.000It's the most off the wall things that's considered base liberals would not approve of.
00:32:31.000And the majority of the youth like base culture.
00:32:33.000There's this video of a young woman where she's looking in the mirror, holding up her phone, and she's talking about, like, oh, you got offended because I said something?
00:33:40.000He's just, I mean, talk about one hit wonder.
00:33:42.000Well, he actually had a handful of really great songs.
00:33:45.000Yeah, I mean, they were not bad songs.
00:33:46.000I think the issue with him, and he's probably still enjoying a lot of success, look, just because, you know, the one song was the biggest song in the world at the time, he found a stable base of support, and you just don't see him because you're not a country music folk fan.
00:33:58.000And he had, like, a baby and stuff too, right?
00:34:00.000Like, he might not be as active as he used to be.
00:34:04.000He was really just a regular guy who did not understand that when he came out saying, like, I'm not, you know, political, he was telling all of the people who promoted him, back off.
00:34:19.000Also, Democrats are always like, I am progressive, I am a feminist.
00:34:22.000Like, they want you to know what their labels are.
00:34:24.000Because they have to be activists for their whole, every aspect of their lives.
00:34:28.000And they wear it as their whole identity, right?
00:34:29.000Whereas, like, you think for yourself, you might lean sort of conservative, you might think of yourself as a libertarian.
00:34:34.000If you have to look at me and say like, oh, well, I'm not either one, then you're already not in the pool of people who probably hate you.
00:34:40.000Well, and the thing, too, with the with you were going to say something, I was just going to say, I think these polls kind of also exemplify the amount of propaganda that Democrats push out, because in the summer of 2023, I don't know if you remember, One of the main things they were pushing in their campaigns was Joe Biden had a lot of the Gen Z behind him.
00:34:55.000He was hiring a lot of Democrat influencers as well, like Harry Sisson, and other young ones, Chris Murray, and like this black guy.
00:35:02.000So it was like eight young influencers came out of nowhere in the summer.
00:35:05.000All of them had the same message, almost copy and paste, say, Gen Z loves Joe Biden.
00:35:16.000You could see that their Audience has just withered away so I can definitely see they were pushing that propaganda super hard because they probably had these numbers before the general public Yeah, and it's just so much it's just propaganda and it was they were huge when they came out right and it seems like okay Maybe Biden do have Gen Z and it just shows I mean I think these polls just a few Months after the summer should just show people to give it some time over anything that the Democrats say
00:35:40.000You think Biden was basically trying to convince Jeff?
00:35:43.000He was trying to convince them because I think they had those numbers.
00:35:45.000I think with the resources that Biden has, he was tipped off that, hey, it ain't looking good for Gen Z. And that's why they brought Harry and all the other propaganda.
00:35:56.000You know, some of it has to do with the Gaza thing.
00:36:00.000Trump is one of the most punk rock presidents we've had in a really long time.
00:36:04.000And what I mean by that is clearly he is not punk rock in the purest sense of what punk rock is.
00:36:08.000What I mean is the fact that he's willing to insult people on TV, make fun of people for being fat, he's punk rock in the sense of screw you, you know, and you know what's really funny?
00:36:22.000Donald Trump is the embodiment of F you, I won't do what you tell me.
00:36:26.000And rage on behalf of the machine has become the F you, you better do what we tell you.
00:36:31.000So, I kind of imagine if you're a young person and you had all these people telling you to be woke or else, and then Donald Trump is laughing and just pointing at the fat kid and making fun of him, you're like, that's fun.
00:37:16.000My son came home with some stupid assignment about how you have to, the assignment was to do a biography of a scientist that was not white or male.
00:37:22.000He was like, white male, that's who we're doing.
00:37:25.000And I was like, what the hell is this?
00:37:27.000And he was like, I don't know, mom, this is so stupid.
00:37:33.000I've been saying, Cassandra's been warning about this.
00:37:36.000This is why it's so important what we're trying to do with West Virginia and Martinsburg because these woke leftists are, it's a cult, and they move in, lie about their views, get elected to positions, and then start injecting this stuff into the schools.
00:37:52.000There was another thing that happened a little bit before winter break where a group came in to talk about suicide prevention and started handing out the number for the Trevor Project.
00:38:02.000The Trevor Project, which is like, we're gonna trans your kids, yay!
00:38:19.000We can acknowledge that suicide is a huge problem, but when you look at the numbers, they don't want to talk about who's actually committing suicide.
00:38:26.000And it is, yeah, and it is mostly like young men.
00:38:29.000And it's terrifying because, you know, we need our young men.
00:38:34.000I find it extremely concerning that the Democratic audience don't really talk about the suicide rates of transgenders when they are the main people that enable them.
00:38:42.000I mean, you would think they would care about all aspects of their health.
00:38:45.000Well, this is one of the most important things that I think needs to be talked about in the whole issue of the gender ideology stuff.
00:38:51.000The first thing I'll say is with the news being Sean Strickland, that what the woke left has done, Pink News for instance, they said that Sean Strickland said being trans is an infection.
00:39:02.000He said the weak man, who is an ally, is an infection.
00:39:06.000He didn't say anything about trans people.
00:39:08.000He was actually talking about the journalist.
00:39:10.000But the issue I see is, what I was saying earlier, is I got no issue with trans people.
00:39:13.000I have an issue with people who are pushing people towards dangerous medical practices, or pseudo-medical practices, which can result in a loss of life.
00:39:21.000So, for instance, When we had Lance from the Surf's On, I said that I believe there is a trans genocide, and it's the left that is pushing it.
00:39:30.000They're trying to sterilize, or the things they're offering up to trans people to a great degree, sterilize them, and that will prevent them from having children.
00:39:38.000Genocide doesn't just mean you go and you kill a bunch of people.
00:39:42.000One component of genocide would be to sterilize them.
00:39:46.000And so what's happening now is you have a young person who's suffering gender dysphoria, and they immediately jump to, let's give them irreversible drugs and surgery, which will prevent them from having families in the future.
00:39:58.000It seems like for whatever reason they want to do this, maybe it's because they're misguided, maybe it's because they're evil.
00:40:04.000But as you referenced suicide, the point I made was, if the suicide rate of individuals suffering from gender dysphoria is around 48%, I believe, right?
00:41:09.000And if... Like, we're talking about teenagers being defiant, so if you're a teenager who goes through surgery, who goes through whatever, your body's permanently disfigured, some might come out and say, like, no, this is wrong, but a lot of them will just suffer, but then also feel threatened and say, like, no, no, no, you guys don't understand, I just have to keep trying, I have to keep pushing, it becomes this thing and they are...
00:41:26.000Trying to build people who will eventually support this movement because they know that to admit that they were wrong is ultimately to say that they have made the worst decision someone could make.
00:41:34.000And admitting you wrong, I mean, I mean, the opposite is the opposite of submission is not even admitting it.
00:41:39.000So that is a submissive type of person that they're building regardless, because if they can't stand for themselves, they're submitting.
00:41:46.000It is a low suicide rate, even in the trans community.
00:41:51.000A study, this is from Lou R. Sapir in the City Journal, which I've referenced a bunch of times from last spring, a UK study found that the suicide rate among clinic-referred transgender-identified youth was 0.03%, or four deaths out of 15,000 gender-distressed minors.
00:42:08.000In the US, where between 2.1% and 9.1% of youth now identify as trans, And where rates of diagnosis of gender dysphoria have skyrocketed, we are told the numbers of trans kids have always existed.
00:42:19.000In which case, why haven't we seen a suicide epidemic?
00:42:22.000Now, what's the suicide rate for trans adults?
00:42:26.000You want to pull that one up because either we're dealing with false statistics, the argument being that suicide rates are really high and that's what we're trying to prevent.
00:42:34.000That's what Jack Dorsey said to me on the Joe Rogan podcast.
00:42:37.000Or the issue is that kids who are suffering from gender dysphoria have an extremely low suicide rate and the argument for them to receive this surgery or medication is based on a false premise.
00:42:51.000It says, uh, this is the Williams Institute.
00:42:53.000I'm not super familiar with this side of UCLA.
00:42:55.000It says 44 reported suicidal ideation, 7% suicide attempt, and 21% non-suicidal self-injury over their lifetime.
00:45:22.000Yeah, and someone even super chatted saying that earlier in the show they said they work at a Bud Light bottling plant and the strike is absolutely going to happen.
00:45:30.000Some reports are saying there will be no beer on the shelves come March.
00:46:03.000I think there are people who are active in politics and took part in the boycott because they believe in it and they got caught in the mood, but I think there were a lot of people who just said, like, this is going too far and I don't like it anymore.
00:46:14.000Just the most, well, the most standard American.
00:46:17.000And I think that's almost more impressive because they're harder to reach.
00:46:19.000I mean, this is what any kind of political strategist will tell you, trying to get someone Who's not that engaged, who's moderate, to go out to the polls is impossible.
00:46:27.000But they're all voting with their dollar this way.
00:46:29.000And it's not necessarily for party, it's against ideology.
00:46:31.000And I find that really kind of inspirational going into the next year.
00:46:34.000It's going to be wild if there's no Bud Light come March.
00:46:38.000Like, the strike happens and, dude, you combine the boycott.
00:46:43.000Right now, with everything Sean Strickland is saying, Bud Light's in the hot seat.
00:46:49.000Because you've got, you know, Pink News running these articles saying that he called trans people an infection, which he didn't.
00:46:56.000But he said, I'll tell you about Bud Light.
00:46:58.000Bud Light's gonna have to say something.
00:47:00.000But I think the woke left are gonna try everything in their power to avoid this fight.
00:47:03.000But more importantly, you combine the drop in sales with the workers being upset they're not making enough money and not getting the guarantees they want, they stop making the beer.
00:47:12.000What happens if they stop making the beer?
00:49:06.000Like with Sean Strickland coming out and saying these things, my point is to clap and cheer for Bud Light, saying thank you, Bud Light, for sponsoring UFC and Sean Strickland's message.
00:49:14.000To force them to publicly speak Either in favor or against it, once again, creating a ripple effect in the boycott.
00:49:22.000Now, that being said, if all we had to do was sit back and just completely ignore them, and that would result in the cascade effect of a strike and then a collapse, I will admit I'm wrong and I will make a donation to a charity of Matt Walsh's choice.
00:52:00.000So first, the woman who is buying Victoria's Secret, I imagine, I could be wrong, but I imagine is thinking, I want to be attractive to my husband, to my significant other.
00:52:30.000They'll use, you know, all kinds of models, whatever.
00:52:32.000And I'm not always against this, but the thing is, if you're looking at an ad and something doesn't look good on someone, whether it be lingerie or a shirt or a skirt, I'm not gonna buy it because it doesn't look good on them.
00:52:43.000It's like selling Viagra and having the models being depressed.
00:52:45.000You know, they're always super happy, like extremely excited.
00:52:48.000If they're having a bad time, you're like, well, thank you.
00:52:50.000There's a thing, too, where when you're buying clothes online, you can check and see, and it'll show you a model who's wearing any of the sizes, right?
00:52:58.000And the further you go up, you're like, oh, if I have to buy that size, I'm not buying this, because that looks terrible, you know?
00:54:06.000I can't imagine they would want to abandon Bud Light as a brand, because it's such a long-standing iconic product.
00:54:12.000But at this point, I kind of think it's entirely possible with the upcoming strike, the perfect storm hits and they just say, it's going to cost us $20 million to try and recover the lost product from the strike.
00:55:37.000It was a massively successful advertising campaign, and they teach about it in marketing courses as to why it worked, why it was so good, why everyone loved it.
00:55:47.000And I think, you know who they really hit with this?
00:55:50.000Midnight stoners, hungry, and they're like, And they're just staring at it like, what?
00:56:54.000Maybe they were thinking that creating some kind of shock content would generate massive buzz and attention.
00:56:59.000I bet they were thinking controversy good.
00:57:04.000I feel like they just took their core audience for, or their core consumers for granted.
00:57:08.000They said, we can do whatever and they'll buy it no matter what, so we might as well just push to get a really progressive audience in here.
00:57:14.000Didn't that start initially like in February?
00:57:18.000If it did, that really should show the people that it only takes about 12 months, no matter how powerful the brand is, if them really like getting their pockets hit, it takes a real toll.
00:57:27.000The Mulvaney was already very distasteful to a lot of people at the time he ended up with Bud Light.
00:57:35.000Mulvaney ended up at the White House talking to Joe Biden about how important it is to make sex changes for kids.
00:59:17.000I want to be careful in how I describe this because when you're dealing with something as big as an airline, when there's actually very few, it may not be possible in some circumstances to say we won't use United.
00:59:31.000However, I'm pretty sure American Airlines operates in all the exact same areas.
00:59:38.000That being said, The challenge with any kind of boycott is that you know American Airlines, Delta, and all these brands are doing the exact same garbage.
00:59:45.000The issue here is that the CEO himself has advocated for illegal activities.
01:00:01.000And so long as this company has a guy doing a drag Lady Gaga routine where he celebrates breaking the law and being racist, we are not going to utilize their airline.
01:00:23.000It's funny, I was looking at the United thing, and I said this morning, I even tweeted, I said, I don't really feel that safe no more, being on airplanes after seeing that.
01:00:45.000It'll sound racist and it'll sound kind of coonish, but honestly I'm safer feeling if there's a white man flying my plane only because every time I've flown it's been a white pilot.
01:01:03.000Because if you say we are going to hire lower on the ladder to be diverse, the assumption then is the pilot you have who's not white must be not as skilled.
01:01:25.000Like, I worked my ass off for this, and then these far leftists come in and start making the claim that everyone's got to hire lower down on the talent pool.
01:02:23.000I mean, I think that's definitely true.
01:02:25.000Just having been in lefty circles for my entire life that I think that's definitely true.
01:02:30.000I had a friend tell me that she preferred the racism of the South to the racism of the North.
01:02:35.000She was like, at least in the South, You know that they're racist, they say that they're racist, then they treat you normally.
01:02:40.000In the North, they say they're not racist, and then they're racist at you.
01:02:44.000But then the Scientific American ran this article this year saying black children who speak African American English are routinely misdiagnosed with speech disorders.
01:02:52.000So they're saying, like... Everyone's misdiagnosed with disorders these days.
01:02:55.000Sure, of course, but also there's this level of, like, this institution, which, because we know educators are predominantly left-leaning, they're saying, you're supposed to act this way culturally, but also we're misdiagnosing you.
01:03:06.000I mean, this is, like, the most conflicting information to give, especially young children.
01:03:10.000The way you speak is okay sometimes, but also in school, except maybe we think it's wrong.
01:03:14.000And then they complain about code switching.
01:04:27.000I think Lady Gaga makes great pop music, more power to her.
01:04:30.000If this guy, you know, gets his rocks off by dressing like a woman and dancing around in front of his employees, hey, I'm libertarian, just keep the kids out of it.
01:04:37.000The issue is that he's on, in an interview with Axios, bragging about how he intends to break the law.
01:04:42.000He's sitting there being like, I'm a criminal and a racist at the same time, and I want to cause harm to this country.
01:05:56.000I'm sitting here thinking, like, how is it that I paid all this money, and now, all of a sudden, the charger stole my credit card, I'm on a totally different plane to a different city, in a different seat I didn't pick, and my flight was still flying out on schedule.
01:06:08.000The issue was that, so it was like Houston to DC, and the flight I was supposed to be on in Houston was delayed, so they took it upon themselves to move me without telling me.
01:06:19.000And I'm like, I could have just gone to Houston and then opted for a flight there.
01:07:52.000There was nobody on the flight, and it was just a bunch of conservatives and Trump supporters flying around the country, being like, it's cheap.
01:07:57.000Mark Cuban's debating people online about diversity and stuff.
01:08:01.000But there's one point that Mark Cuban cannot ever refute.
01:08:06.000Publicly stating your intention to hire someone based on race is a criminal act.
01:08:11.000It's like admission of guilt in the intention to commit a crime.
01:08:17.000We have a law in this country that's been there for 60 years that you cannot discriminate on the basis of race.
01:08:22.000And Mark Cuban's like, no, it's a good thing.
01:08:58.000You see this all the time with housing.
01:09:01.000It was a big deal because on Craigslist there are a bunch of women who say no men allowed and you cannot discriminate in housing and it caused a lot of problems.
01:09:43.000Anybody who works for United right now should be filing a lawsuit, calling a lawyer and saying, the CEO on Axios said they have quotas for people of color.
01:09:52.000I feel like I am being held back and not being given a raise because of my raise, blah, blah, blah.
01:09:56.000The company has explicitly stated, the CEO, they illegally, illegally discriminate in the workplace.
01:11:10.000Some of them have, they don't have visa on entry, but they basically do.
01:11:14.000Like, I think when I went to Egypt, that you show up, you walk up to a, there's a counter, and then they give you a visa, you pay the money, they stamp your passport.
01:11:22.000Then you go to immigration control, and that's not visa on entry because you had to go to a kiosk.
01:11:26.000A lot of countries, you walk right in.
01:11:29.000You walk up, you say, I got an American passport.
01:11:31.000They say, stamp, thank you for your money.
01:11:33.000Some countries don't do this and scroll, they go through your passport, identify you, and you have to have pre-approval before entering this country.
01:11:43.000If you lie on your passport and then apply for a visa and then show up and the person at the border, you know, customs or whatever, this country says you applied for a visa claiming to be a man, but you're a woman or you're a woman claiming to be a woman, but you're a man, denied.
01:12:03.000It's going to get really, really interesting, because when you're trying to fly internationally to a country that requires a visa, the airlines will say, please, you know, check in to prove you have the visa.
01:12:16.000Because if, say, United flew you to Brazil and you did not have a visa, guess who's responsible for bringing you there?
01:12:24.000Now what happens, if you go to United, and you know, you're very clearly a man, but your passport says woman, and you have a visa, and the visa says the same thing, because you apply online, to get like a visa, you go through a broker, and they send in the photos, and then Brazil will approve, then you show up, and they go, uh, you lied.
01:12:46.000Why are you trying to sneak into the country?
01:12:48.000It's gonna be funny when United approves you, you land, and then they say, United, why did you allow this person to lie on their visa and come to this country?
01:12:54.000You're responsible, and then United's like, oops.
01:12:56.000It's gonna be crazy, because look, there's a lot of countries that are not going to tolerate this.
01:13:00.000So you got all these, right now, there's not that many people who do it.
01:13:03.000Like, what was it, the small, the low thousands of individuals who've actually changed their passports?
01:13:08.000But this is why I tell people, like, Some people even joke about it, like, oh, I'm going to get an X on my ID because it's funny.
01:13:15.000Yeah, because then one day you're going to be, like, hanging out and, I don't know, you're going to go on vacation to, like, Romania or something.
01:13:23.000And someone's going to look at your ID and they're going to be like, this is fake, you're under arrest.
01:13:28.000Plus, I feel like we should like the gender thing before it goes away.
01:13:32.000We should be like, yes, put my gender on my passport because one day it'll be vintage and they will just remove it entirely.
01:13:37.000It also, though, speaks to what we were talking about earlier with regard to trusting the federal government.
01:13:41.000How do you trust a government that allows fabricated federal documents?
01:14:14.000Nobody's saying like, tell me what's in your underwear.
01:14:17.000I think it's really funny because they always try to pull this thing where they're like, Tim wants genital inspections for sporting events.
01:14:26.000And I was like, it's called the physical, everyone gets one.
01:14:28.000I don't know why you're calling it a genital inspection, but you get a physical, you go to the doctor to make sure you're okay.
01:15:15.000Like that, I was listening to some NPR interview when I was coming in today and they were talking about like, oh yeah, I mean gender is not real and masculinity and femininity.
01:15:24.000They were saying masculinity and femininity are made up concepts, but how can that be possible if we see the patterns repeated over and over again?
01:15:31.000I think this is the weird thing that all of these conversations are trying to do, which is that your brain desires to categorize and process information as fast as it possibly can, right?
01:15:39.000And so the idea that we have identified a difference between Males and females, that's both physical but also psychological.
01:16:30.000What a horrible way to live, you know?
01:16:31.000When Biden, I've talked about this a couple times, but when Biden did his first speech, he was saying, you know, we're the party of the future and they're the party that wants to divide and hates you.
01:16:41.000Anyways, I'm going to spend this whole time fear mongering and telling you how this like MAGA extremist group is trying to ruin the government.
01:16:48.000And also I'm only going to talk about- I believe the shielding is what created the misery.
01:17:01.000You know, I think of it like a fire, right?
01:17:04.000You've got a small fire in the kitchen, and when this first started, you needed only a few people who knew how and were willing to put the fire out and deal with it.
01:17:16.000Instead, everyone stood around and was just like, it's not my kitchen, I'm not doing anything.
01:17:20.000And so, they watched as the fire grew and grew and grew, and it got to the point until finally, it caught the attention of people who tried to put it out, and now we're winning, we're pushing back on it.
01:17:29.000If just when all this wokeness started, the people who were working for these companies just said, shut your mouth.
01:17:37.000We would never have gotten to this point.
01:17:58.000And you could see all over the place, people would say quietly, they're making me put my pronouns in my bio for work.
01:18:05.000I don't agree with it, but they would do it anyway.
01:18:08.000And there was so much cancel culture that people would say, you know, I'm afraid to speak out and be like, oh, it's too bad that you're afraid to speak out.
01:18:15.000And it's like, at the time, I remember saying to people, like, if we just all said the truth,
01:18:20.000if we all just spoke up, we couldn't get canceled.
01:18:24.000Because there's way more of us than there are of them.
01:18:26.000We know what reality is, we know what the truth is.
01:18:28.000And all we have to do is stand up, stand on the word, speak up, say the truth.
01:18:35.000We were all just pushed around by like the green haired mean girls with nose piercings
01:18:40.000who were screaming at us, telling us we were bigots.
01:18:42.000This silent majority phenomenon has been going on for a long time.
01:18:45.000I mean this is also true of saying that you should restrict immigration over the border.
01:18:49.000For a long time Republicans were afraid to talk about this.
01:18:51.000Democrats at one point were the ones calling for border restrictions.
01:18:54.000And ultimately it became this, you're being racist, you're being anti-humanitarian, people need this, you can't talk about this, and then culture shifted and it suddenly became something that you could talk about.
01:19:03.000I find this- Well, it's because people kept talking.
01:19:06.000Like, a bunch of us just kept talking even though we lost our jobs or friends or whatever.
01:19:10.000And I think it's just like nothing new under the sun, kind of one of those things, because council culture, I feel like any party that embraces council culture, they only have about eight years maximum to have that dominance.
01:19:20.000Because I remember in the past, distinctively, when I was younger, my mom was a Republican Christian, and she was also a part of Christian council culture.
01:19:27.000I remember it being a thing like cancelling Harry Potter, cancelling GTA, cancelling NWA.
01:19:32.000That was Christian counselling, these things.
01:20:48.000I think sometimes there's this, especially if something's been popular culture, people feel like, oh, well, I don't want my kid to, like, resent me for keeping this from them.
01:20:56.000And so they're hesitant to say, like, this is why we don't do this as a family or, like, They're trying to find a way to sort of balance.
01:21:36.000I mean, there's restrictions on his, you know, there's restrictions on his laptop and stuff.
01:21:41.000But like, I'll sit and watch YouTube content with him, and then I know what he's watching, and I know what he's interested in, and we talk about it.
01:21:48.000It's also funny you mentioned earlier about the fact that the kids are not voting.
01:21:52.000We talked about this earlier in the story.
01:21:53.000Kids are not voting towards Gen Z or in general voting towards the right conservatively.
01:21:58.000It's because, like you said, the liberalism thing has been cool for so long and that's the mainstream now.
01:22:03.000And to be punk would not be doing that and that's what's coming up.
01:22:07.000You can't be based and be mainstream because based is literally a revolution against the mainstream, whatever's mainstream.
01:22:14.000Yeah, I remember when I was in high school, this was years ago, this was in the 90s, but I had dyed blue hair and I was sort of punk rock-ish or whatever.
01:22:24.000And when I went to college, everybody was punk rock and everybody was wearing fishnet stockings as tops instead and all this stuff.
01:22:33.000And I was like, okay, I'm not going to do that anymore.
01:22:37.000And my hair was suddenly normal and I started dressing preppy and I was like, okay.
01:22:41.000I'm wearing a button-down and jeans now, y'all.
01:22:43.000But I think that nonconformity is... What I find really interesting about the way teenagers' brains develop is that they're looking for social acceptance, but also they really want to create and carve out their own identity.
01:22:55.000And watching teenagers navigate this in such an intense political time when what's at stake is a lot.
01:23:02.000I mean, if you stumble down one rabbit hole trying to search for who you are, you could have lifelong consequences right now.
01:23:08.000But that desire to not do what everyone is doing is still there.
01:23:51.000It is a fictional show about demons in hell that are being killed by heaven, because heaven's actually the bad guys who want social order.
01:23:59.000And in hell, they're trying to convince bad people to repent so they can get let back into heaven.
01:24:04.000I don't see it as inherently, like, good or bad, but there is a question around producing content that is popular, winning a culture war, and biblical teaching.
01:24:12.000So let me just play this for you, and then I'll get your guys' thoughts on it.
01:24:15.000Once upon a time, there was a glowing city protected by golden gates known as Heaven.
01:24:21.000It was ruled by beings of pure light, angels that worshipped good and shielded all from evil.
01:25:26.000With it, a new realm of darkness and sin, and the order Heaven had worked to maintain, was shattered.
01:25:34.000As punishment for their reckless act, Heaven cast Lucifer and his love into the dark pit he had created, never allowing him to see the good that came from humanity.
01:26:33.000It's got, they get like tens of millions of views.
01:26:36.000But basically, what I'm seeing from a lot of people, they're commenting saying that the propagandists, I don't think it's, I don't like that.
01:26:43.000Look, Prime, they're saying like Amazon Prime is doing this.
01:26:46.000Amazon Prime has Sondra Freedom on it.
01:27:13.000Heaven wants to just go and exterminate all these people by sending soldiers down to kill them.
01:27:16.000And, uh, my whole take on this is I think it's interesting...
01:27:20.000Because if your concern is that major media is funding massively shows that corrupt biblical teaching in some way, whether intentionally or otherwise, the answer is to build culture and counter it by making your own content, shows, cartoons, or otherwise.
01:27:35.000Complaining about it is not going to solve anything, but I'm curious what you guys think, if it even matters.
01:27:40.000It's got amazing production value, I will say that.
01:27:45.000Okay, the thing is, it is sort of interesting to think of this as a thought experiment, where someone was like, I'm gonna tell you this story, and then you have to spin it so it's completely the opposite of it.
01:27:56.000In that way, it is almost fascinating what they have done.
01:27:59.000Yeah, I mean, I don't think it's that bad of a thing, to be honest with you.
01:28:02.000I mean, I'm not a Satanist, but it's just vice versa.
01:28:08.000Or, from the bad guy perspective, there's video games that let us see from the bad guy perspective.
01:28:13.000Yeah, I don't like the idea of, like, restricting art.
01:28:15.000I think you have to have, like, counterculture ideas, and this would be countercultural because, like, my Christian beliefs, of course, but, like, the other thing that is, like, when I'm looking at it, I'm like, did you, did you, Who wrote this?
01:28:26.000Like, did you grow up in a church and learn the story, and then you're like, but I have decided to change it?
01:28:29.000Or are you someone who doesn't understand, like, the story of Adam and Eve and everything, and you have been like, well, Adam actually seems like a really oppressive guy, and he wouldn't let Eve eat from the apple, and that's very rude.
01:28:40.000Well, you saw, like, in the beginning, it's like, Lilith would not submit to Adam, to the man, because she was fiercely independent.
01:28:47.000She's such a feminist girl boss and then she falls in love with a silly trickster, Satan, who's just hanging out.
01:28:55.000It is like, I'm wincing because it's my brain being like, this is very weird.
01:28:59.000But on the other hand, whoever wrote this should go work for some top government PR spin room because they really can be like, they spun this fantastically.
01:29:08.000Someone commented that it's low-key based because it has all the gay people in hell.
01:29:13.000And I was like, that's actually, should be rather offensive to them.
01:29:16.000But the issue is because the people behind it are, my understanding is they're like woke.
01:29:22.000They created a bunch of characters that, you know, are like them.
01:29:26.000And so all the people that are in hell are leftists.
01:29:29.000Which I'm sure that comes from like them being like, oh, everyone else says I'm going to hell because of whatever, however I live my life or whatever I do.
01:29:35.000No, I think it's more like the characters we make need to be diverse.
01:29:38.000So let's make all of our characters diverse.
01:29:40.000And it's like, you just put a bunch of woke leftists in hell.
01:30:10.000Asians, East Asians, as well as South Asians.
01:30:13.000I know in New York in the architecture and engineering contracts, they have quota systems for minorities, but quota systems, there's no quota for Asians because they are overrepresented in those fields, so it doesn't count anymore.
01:30:27.000It was Asian student groups that initially brought the admissions lawsuit.
01:30:32.000This is why I no longer identify as Asian, I'm actually Hispanic.
01:31:52.000And it's always weird when I hear people tell me this, because I went to Spain during the M something protest, M24 or whatever protests.
01:32:01.000And the cops, I love this, in France, No, wait, wait, we'll start with America.
01:32:06.000In America, the SWAT police, the riot cops, they all hold their truncheons, they stand in line, and they go like this as they move forward, and they yell, move, move!
01:32:17.000In France and in Canada, you know what they say?
01:33:06.000And I am no longer... I tweeted identify as Asian because there were these leftists arguing that I don't qualify as mixed race unless I assert that I identify as such.
01:33:17.000That the actual DNA within my body and the race of my mother is meaningless and the only thing that matters is I choose to identify as such.
01:34:24.000I was at this Mexican wedding in Puerto Vallarta several years ago, and my Spanish is terrible, but I did know how to continue asking for mango margaritas.
01:34:35.000That's the most important skill of all time.
01:34:36.000It was very important, and as the night continued, I thought I got more and more emboldened in my Spanish.
01:34:51.000My accent was exactly like this one, too, so it was going over really well.
01:34:57.000I mean, I do think that is what people will end up doing.
01:35:00.000I think they already do it to just sort of claim whatever tangential thing they can because it all sort of becomes meaningless, at least to me.
01:35:07.000Like, it seems like it all falls apart.
01:35:09.000Then it's too bad because there are people who really do feel like their cultural ties, even though they were raised in America, very strongly and they observe different Traditions or whatever else but for the most part It's like what boxes can I check so that I get more advantages with the federal government or with universities?
01:35:24.000I never got to say what I thought of that thing and I just think it's the glamorization of evil Mm-hmm, and that's really I think that's not a great thing, but I wouldn't prevent people from doing it I do think that there needs to be a lot more art being made by people who are not leftists It doesn't have to have activism in it.
01:35:40.000Yeah, but it should be artistic Cool stuff.
01:38:48.000And then in New York, there was no, I mean, they plow everything right away.
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01:39:19.000For me personally, what I get paid working for this company is all entirely based off of the Tim Poole Daily Show.
01:39:25.000That means, for everybody who watches and supports Tim Castiro and the Clips, we use that money for investing in projects, we use it for creating new cultural stuff, we're using it for traveling to do shows, say like in Iowa and things like this.
01:40:08.000Yeah, I got I'm getting targeted. It's crazy. I even proved it. There's this one user. That's actually community noted
01:40:13.00086% of my content What yeah, they're only talking to conservatives. Yeah, I
01:40:17.000posted it on my exes. They're only talking to conservatives Yeah, that's what they do when um
01:40:21.000When I called out Ron DeSantis, the DeSantis campaign stole one of our videos and then put a tag on it saying, paid for by the DeSantis campaign.
01:41:04.000When I said, hey, they did not pay for this, we did not get any money, because I'm like, I'm not saying take it down, I'm just saying we had nothing to do with the DeSantis campaign.
01:41:12.000They put a fake community note to make it seem like it was a three minute long ad, and that the message was part of standard reporting processes for political ads.
01:41:22.000To which I'm like, I got a fake community note to trick people.
01:41:28.000I am not saying that that's not the correct thing.
01:41:33.000I'm saying if you take only our reporter's footage, then claim paid for by DeSantis, that sends a very different message to if you made a commercial where a guy is talking and says, did you know that LGBT activists want your children?
01:41:48.000Watch this video paid for by Ron DeSantis.
01:43:00.000I mean, I guess in that sense, porn will exist.
01:43:01.000Porn will get worse than it's ever been.
01:43:02.000And it'll be worse than it's ever been.
01:43:05.000I think that's sort of what you need for women to start being like, actually, we don't like porn.
01:43:10.000I feel like right now, if there's a chance they can make money off it, they're more open to it.
01:43:13.000If they stop being able to make money off it, they might be like... There's been politicians doing porn with their husbands on OnlyFans in Virginia, and then when it was revealed, they claimed that they were victimized.
01:43:24.000And it's like, girl, you literally filmed yourself having sex with your man and put it on the internet.
01:45:09.000Although I really did like when they did Crisis on Infinite Earths and Lucifer was in it, and Constantine's in it too, and they did the crossover.
01:45:17.000But then there's also quite literally Constantine, where it's like he goes to hell and, you know, like in the movie Keanu Reeves actually confronts the devil.
01:45:25.000I'm not gonna cry because someone made fiction about religious stuff or whatever, but I do think there is something interesting there in that the first experience a young person may have with religion will be through the lens of poor Lucifer and poor Lilith, and then if someone actually comes in later on and says, like, here's the religious text, they're gonna be like, that's BS.
01:46:52.000No, I mean, I was just looking it up and apparently Isaiah says something.
01:46:59.000A wilderness demon shunned by Isaiah is something, which I don't remember personally, but apparently Lilith was, according to biblicalarcheology.org, her dark origins lie in Babylonian demonology.
01:47:13.000They just make Adam out to be like this dick.
01:47:15.000You know, he's like... You know what's really funny, though?
01:47:18.000I'd love to take that... You know what?
01:47:57.000And I think part of understanding literature when it was written was also understanding the cultural influences.
01:48:03.000You need to be able to teach Christianity without being like, well, but it's evil, so don't believe any of this.
01:48:07.000Just the way you would need to be able to teach any sort of philosophy that maybe you don't personally believe in, but you're like, here are what the allusions to these tenets might be.
01:48:16.000And I think that knee-jerk reaction to be like, we can't talk about it because it's ultimately bad, is going to starve really intellectually curious younger generations, ultimately.
01:48:47.000Or he left and went, oh, I got marker on my hand and then they gave him a washcloth and he wiped it off.
01:48:51.000And now there's this big story about him having syphilis because he was like, he's got like a red marker and he's drawing a picture of a cat.
01:48:59.000Or he's like actually a secret painter and he just does it for himself and he was using red paint and forgot to wash it off.
01:49:34.000When the boycotts were going on, in the beginning, I felt sort of bad for the workers, like people who just work at the bottling plants.
01:49:41.000If Bud Light lost sales, potentially they're going to face layoff, right?
01:49:45.000It's sort of, in some ways, makes me feel better that this is a strike that they are able to carry out themselves.
01:49:50.000It's like they have a choice in the situation because they didn't have a choice about the advertising, right?
01:49:55.000If you're just a factory worker, if you just work on the line, you don't get to say, well, actually, I don't think it's a good idea to put Dylan Mulvaney in this ad.
01:50:26.000However, there's a much better video where a morbidly obese gentleman working at a theater spins the popcorn around and flips it in the air.
01:50:34.000And they were like, whatever it is you do with your life, be the best.
01:50:37.000And it's this fat guy, and he's spinning the popcorn, and he throws it in the air, catches it, and then puts more butter in, spins it again.
01:50:42.000And he's the best popcorn guy I've ever seen!
01:51:18.000We should hire him for our Freedomistan opening party and we'll get like five different kinds of popcorn and he can mix them all together and like add stuff to it.
01:52:00.000Maybe he's on tour with like a popcorn- He's like now going to other AMC theaters and training them, but no one has to possess- He's hired by the circus, so when he's like, if you want to buy your popcorn, it's part of the show actually.
01:52:08.000What if he grew up in the circus and that's where the skill comes from?
01:52:15.000I learned how to spin things on my finger from working at non-profits because when you're standing outside with a binder or a clipboard, the only thing you have to do is just spin the binder on your finger and now I can spin basically anything on my finger.
01:53:36.000We can put a rooster on the bag and people buy it for that reason, but when it comes down to what's the best and gets the most sales, people keep rebuying the Appalachian Nights, saying it's the best coffee they've ever had.
01:53:45.000I gotta be honest, it is the best coffee I've ever had.
01:53:50.000It's like, we get sent all these different samples and origins, and I'm like, mixing them together, and then I was like, ooh, this one's my favorite.
01:54:44.000People tell us all the time, like, they keep rebuying it.
01:54:47.000They're like, man, I'm really excited that people like it so much because it's my favorite.
01:54:52.000Alright, Gene Layman says Trump has flaming hot Cheeto fingers.
01:54:56.000Could you imagine if that was really it?
01:54:58.000He's like sitting in the courtroom munching on Flamin' Hots and then he walks out waves, wipes his hand off, it's gone, and they're like, he's got syphilis!
01:55:06.000That's not a good marketing pitch for Flamin' Hots.
01:55:44.000You have Kathy Hochul just pledged $2.4 billion to make sure all the illegal immigrants in New York get jobs and shelter and whatever else.
01:55:52.000Imagine living in New York, paying $5,000 a month for your apartment, and now you have to pay taxes to fund everybody else's free lifestyle.
01:56:16.000I'm imagining like France and there's like a French village in you know I don't know the 1400s or whatever and then a bunch of British people start just like running full speed into their town and they're like oh look we're being we're being enriched and then there's like pillaging and fighting and crime and they're just like I can't believe this is happening what's happened to our town like that that's that's not how No, this is a total invasion.
01:56:39.000And people are just standing there being like, would you look at that?
01:56:42.000The police are facilitating smuggling.
01:56:44.000They say anti-immigration rhetoric is a problem, and that anti-immigration rhetoric and discussing how you don't like the government, this is part of the misinformation and conspiracy theories.
01:57:12.000I mean, can you imagine if it was like, I did everything by the book, but if I hadn't, I would have actually gotten more benefits and special treatment.
01:57:20.000And it ultimately undermines the idea that we reward people who respect our government and our culture enough To try and assimilate and follow the rules.
01:57:27.000It undermines people that live in this country, too, like Tejanos, Chicanos, that have been here before the United States, who were here when it was part of Spain, and have been here and are Americans, and have just been told, like, oh, you're now an illegal immigrant.
01:57:39.000But in reality, they've been here longer than anyone has.
01:57:41.000And more than that, it's the Democrats being like, well, because of the color of your skin, we think that you'll be sympathetic to us.
01:57:52.000I think we should just call it what it is.
01:57:56.000All right, Tusnalorum says, the original story is literally that Lilith was an insane feminist, got turned into a snake for refusing to follow Adam's direction, then God stole one of his ribs and made Eve from it and said, look, now you aren't equal, obey him.
01:58:13.000I do think the story is kind of funny because it's like, if there was a man and a woman in the middle of the wilderness, on average, if the guy was like, hey, we have to do these things, someone was like, no, I'm not listening to you and ran off, she'd probably die.
01:58:27.000I think men and women are complementary and they should work together, and so I think that's okay, right?
01:58:32.000Like, I don't think that women should feel like partnering with a man is a threat to them, and I think that's one of the problems with feminism.
01:58:39.000But I view it kind of like, you are in a burning building and the firefighter says, do what I tell you, and you go, no way!
01:58:45.000And then you run upstairs, and then you die.
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02:00:25.000If you're able to sort through it and discern what is actually going on through the work we are doing, it's actually thanks to you that you've convinced someone.
02:00:34.000So, you know, we can light the beacons, but it's you who must tell everyone that they have been lit.
02:00:39.000So, uh, I appreciate it, and thanks for following the show.
02:00:42.000Yeah, if she's submitted to you, you do have to marry her now.
02:00:47.000Alright, Camgirl Asuna says, Tim, you know your idea to build culture falls apart if the left can just amnesty illegals to vote for them every so often, right?
02:00:55.000How do you expect that problem to be solved peacefully?
02:00:57.000Illegals will not be swayed by culture.
02:01:00.000Who said the solution to illegal immigration will be peaceful?
02:01:04.000I believe that when Trump enacts mass deportations, we would not call the arrest of criminals peaceful.
02:01:11.000When a police officer Serves a warrant and kicks a door in.
02:01:15.000I wouldn't call it peaceful, but I would call it lawful.
02:01:19.000But if you're a criminal who broke the law to steal from this country and from the other immigrants who are coming here legally, then we are going to remove you.
02:01:48.000But hopefully it will be peaceful in the sense that they just go home.
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