Julio Rosas joins us on the show to talk all things immigration, drone strikes, and the FBI spying on Congress. Plus, we introduce a new sponsor, a new segment, and some new segments! Timestamps: 7:00 - What's the biggest concern among Republicans is illegal immigration? 11:20 - What is the most concerning issue among Democrats is Trump supporters 16:30 - Should the government spy on members of Congress 17:40 - What should the FBI do with congressional phone records 18:15 - Is it time to treat Republicans like enemy combatants?
00:00:47.000But it makes sense when you think about some of the data we've gone through on this show before, such as the New York Times data showing the Democrats have fired off far to the left while Republicans have kind of stayed where they are.
00:00:57.000Or similar data from Pew Research, which has been highlighted by tons of organizations, including us here at TimCast IRL, as well as PragerU, that shows that the median Republican has moved slightly to the right, and the median Democrat has fired off super far to the left.
00:01:10.000So when you ask a Republican, what are your concerns?
00:01:12.000They say, same thing as always, illegal immigration, right?
00:01:14.000And when you ask a Democrat, they say, the Trump supporters.
00:01:17.000And as you know, what, 95% of Republicans supported Donald Trump, or 90 to 95.
00:01:24.000But this is Democrats saying, for the most part, the other, the Republican.
00:01:28.000The reason this is so worrying is we recently heard MSNBC, one of the MSNBC hosts, say, why don't we drone strike some of these people?
00:01:36.000We saw an article from The Root, which, according to Newswhip, in 2018 was the most engaged with leftist news source, where they said it's time to treat Republicans like enemy combatants.
00:01:47.000And if these people were in any other country, we would have droned them.
00:01:51.000That's the kind of rhetoric that's coming.
00:02:15.000You wanna briefly just give us a really quick introduction?
00:02:18.000Yeah, no, so I'm currently in the Marine Corps Reserves, part-time, and so my main job is I'm a senior writer at townhall.com, cover all sorts of stuff.
00:02:25.000Riots have been kind of the mainstay, and then in between that, immigration, whole media bias.
00:02:30.000Yeah, you were recently down at the border, I guess?
00:03:00.000Hi, I'm an independent journalist that does independent media productions on the YouTube channel We Are Change.
00:03:06.000I also have a backup channel called LukeWeAreChange.
00:03:08.000I'm not posting on there, but I will be doing some quirky weird stuff on there, so check out LukeWeAreChange.
00:03:13.000Subscribe if you're not subscribed, and even if you are subscribed, check it out, because I'm having a lot of people contact me saying that they're unsubscribed without them doing it themselves.
00:03:21.000So, WeAreChange, LukeWeAreChange, thanks so much for having me on.
00:05:43.000I don't really drink all that much anymore.
00:05:45.000I try to be more serious about this stuff.
00:05:47.000But I got to tell you, most of you probably know, you hit 30 and you're like, what am I doing?
00:05:51.000You better start taking it seriously because the next thing you know, you're going to be like struggling to get up the stairs.
00:05:56.000I recently had like, we had some, a crew come over for doing electrical work and I'm running, jumping up the stairs full speed and sprinting.
00:08:03.000The most concerning thing, with 82%, was Donald Trump's supporters, followed by White nationalism, 79%, followed by systemic racism at 77%, and then gun violence, and then healthcare, then domestic terror, then police brutality.
00:08:20.000You'll see a lot of these same issues that, you know, Democrats have typically been concerned about.
00:08:24.000But I think it's particularly worrying that at a time when we're seeing some of the most insane rhetoric pointed at Republicans and Trump supporters, saying drone strike them, saying treat them as enemies and combatants, You don't see the same thing from Republicans.
00:08:38.000So before we throw it to everybody and get into this bigger conversation, I'll just point this out.
00:08:42.000When I do my segments on this show, on my other channels, and I say, I may be biased, but I really do see the problem as being on the Democrat side of things, not Republican.
00:08:54.000This is another data point that backs that up.
00:08:56.000Republicans, once again, concerned about the things they've always been concerned about.
00:09:10.000Luke, you brought up last week when that lady from MSNBC said, why don't we just drone strike them?
00:09:15.000We drone strike people in Afghanistan.
00:09:17.000Yeah, I think it's fair to say that our language is becoming a little bit hyperbolic, to say the least, especially politically.
00:09:23.000I for sure thought the top thing on that list was going to be masculinity, weights, trucks, and other inanimate objects that people are scared of and refuse to take personal responsibility on.
00:09:37.000You know, if you're gonna put guns there, you gotta put forks on there, because forks are responsible for a lot of obesity, a lot of death, and a lot of horrible, horrible sicknesses that we need to be very responsible for by banning the tools that enable people to die of heart disease on such huge numbers.
00:09:53.000300,000 people died in 2019 of obesity.
00:09:57.000That's what, like, almost a 9-11 every single day?
00:10:00.000Yeah, where's the non-stop 24-7 news coverage of people stuffing McDonald's down their food and talking about how horrible it is and showing them in the hospitals as they're down their goblets down their throats?
00:10:10.000Whatever, you know what I'm trying to say here?
00:10:17.000But again, there's a lot of bigger issues out there.
00:10:28.000I don't trust this because this proves that the mainstream media brainwashing is working.
00:10:33.000Because again, when you look at relative threats to you, It's usually a lot of the stuff that a lot of elites are responsible for that they don't want you to know about.
00:10:41.000As we were talking about obesity, cancer, and other health-related illnesses that, of course, are never truly addressed.
00:10:49.000But now, again, we have a caring government that allegedly cares about our health and is willing to stop the economy and destroy everything in its doorsteps just to make us healthy?
00:10:59.000You know, Luke and I have definitely covered our share of riots and of various factions.
00:11:03.000And Julio, you've been on the ground for a ton of this stuff.
00:11:06.000Do you think that it is fair for Democrats to say, or do you think it's fair for them to be more concerned about Trump supporters than any other problem in the country?
00:11:25.000Well, it's just, I mean, obviously, I think one of the factors, just because of what happened on January 6th, I was there, I covered it, but really, I mean, what we saw most of last year, and what I covered from Kenosha to Minneapolis and Seattle, those were all done by left-wing Well, but Kyle Reddenhaus!
00:11:46.000Well, that was born out of a situation that was the result of the local and state government not getting a handle on riots that were, again, started by left-wing and BLM sympathizers.
00:12:07.000When has there been a moment where a bunch of Trump supporters started smashing windows, breaking into a building, and, you know, being all around disruptive?
00:15:54.000And that's crazy to me that you can have these videos, that Republicans, conservatives, Trump supporters can see a video of children being pepper-sprayed and still say, that's not my biggest concern.
00:16:03.000Whereas on the left, you get one day where Trump supporters act a fool, and that's the biggest concern they have.
00:16:11.000I think it's the fake news, the manipulation that's going to lead to something dramatically worse.
00:16:16.000My concern is, as they kind of escalate this, and I'll just throw this next bit in because I covered this the other day, that the FBI is treating members of Congress, they say they're treating members of Congress as suspects in the Capitol riot.
00:16:30.000What happens when you have this rhetoric where the Democrats think this is our biggest threat?
00:16:35.000You're gonna get politicians on the Democrat side who say, vote for me and I will destroy Republicans.
00:16:41.000Vote for me and I will come for them and I will arrest them and we will lock them up.
00:16:45.000And the Trump supporters are like, can I get someone to deal with the immigration issue?
00:16:48.000If the Democrats see that the biggest issue among their voter bloc is Trump supporters, they will use all the power they have to target them.
00:16:57.000And it's probably creating like a downward spiral where it's gonna keep getting worse.
00:17:00.000And that's why they have concerns about establishing a 9-11 style commission.
00:17:04.000It's like, well, how truly neutral and independent is it going to be when you have people on their side saying that all 74 million Trump supporters are equal to three or four hundred or so that are at the Capitol?
00:17:20.000We also have to understand the larger kind of media conditioning that has been going on within the last four years that really was ratcheted up to levels that I haven't ever seen it before.
00:17:32.000I always knew and talked about the divide-and-conquer agenda for about 15 years now, but really the last four years were absolutely insane.
00:17:39.000If you look at left-wing media, they're always saying right-wing terror, right-wingers are going to kill you, right-wingers are horrible, and then just non-stop, 24-7 coverage.
00:17:49.000And then there's also some criticism on right-wing coverage where they said Antifa is responsible for everything bad underneath the sun and sometimes they were also exaggerated sometimes they're also downplayed by the left-wing media but we have to understand this cycle is spinning out of control and when the Democrats are in power right now.
00:18:07.000There are a legitimate amount of people asking, what do you got for us?
00:18:11.000And the first thing they got is, we could punish more Trump supporters.
00:18:14.000And according to this poll, that's allegedly what they want.
00:18:17.000And again, I find it hard to believe, to be honest with you, because... You don't like the poll?
00:18:23.000I want to deep dive into it to see exactly how it was done, to see exactly how the questions were, because I bet we're going to find some anomalies.
00:18:30.000Because there's no way people who are suffering so much, people who have been screwed over by the establishment, who have been promised $2,000 and they're getting nothing but military-industrial complex, no-bid contracts for Raytheon right now, their $2,000 is out the door.
00:18:45.000There's no way that their first thing is retribution.
00:18:51.000That's my own personal perspective because seeing the responses, yes, there's a lot of hyperbolic stuff on social media, but in reality, there's a lot of people saying, okay, Democrats, you're in charge.
00:20:15.000And there's also very interesting pushback with the Gravel Institute and AOC pushing back against Biden and this new kind of, you know, what are they calling it now?
00:20:49.000But a lot of the separation occurs because they don't know who the families are.
00:20:51.000Because it's just some random guy with a kid.
00:20:54.000And then the other issue is the facility that Biden opened up, it's unaccompanied kids.
00:20:58.000So like when a kid crosses the board and they pick them up, they're like, what do we do?
00:21:01.000We're not going to put them in an adult jail with a bunch of old dudes.
00:21:04.000They put them in a facility, a juvenile facility.
00:21:07.000But just for me personally, because I am of Mexican descent, the thing that just really irritates me is, sure, AOC did a tweet saying, yeah, it's bad in any administration, but she's not going to go down there and do another photo op.
00:21:21.000And just, I remember just the complete outrage at the child separation policy, which was, you know, well, the outrage at it was good.
00:22:16.000Another thing to really kind of be blunt here about is, especially when it comes to new immigrants that come into this country, who do they serve?
00:22:24.000They usually go to big cities and they serve a lot of these establishment limousine liberals.
00:22:29.000And they're working in underappreciated, underpaid jobs, usually under the table.
00:22:35.000In a position that predominantly helps them.
00:22:37.000Yeah, it exploits human beings to the worst degree for the benefit of the people living in the cities.
00:22:45.000Predominantly liberals benefiting off of it.
00:22:47.000Here's the point I was gonna make with that, is that we recently saw, especially in South Texas, the Latino community went for Trump.
00:22:53.000In Miami, a district that was considered safe Democrat, flipped Republican.
00:23:00.000Because it seems like, first of all, this idea that Latinos in this country are one political body is just not true.
00:23:07.000And you could probably speak to this better than I could.
00:23:08.000But I know people, I lived in Miami, I know people who were from Cuba and Venezuela, and they're like, nah.
00:23:13.000They were staunch capitalists, hated those systems that they view as destroying their country.
00:23:18.000But when you look at, you know, what's going on at these facilities, I'm really curious about who AOC is actually speaking to when it's like, ah, in South Texas, they're actually kind of pro-Trump.
00:23:28.000You know, they've gone pretty hard for the Republicans.
00:23:30.000I can't imagine they're going to disagree with the same policies that Trump had, right?
00:23:35.000Well, it's just the fact that they live at the, you know, they live there in terms of the border.
00:23:41.000And so they are acutely aware of the issues that are plaguing the immigration system and obviously just the overall problems that we have at the southern border.
00:23:51.000And so, I mean, and that's why you see a lot of border patrol officers.
00:23:56.000They're Latino, but I think the majority of the officers are Latino because they often come from those communities because, again, they see the importance of border security.
00:24:05.000They know that you just can't have just it be open and what have you.
00:24:10.000So yeah, I think it really, I think the last election obviously didn't go Trump's way, but the fact that he was able to gain a lot within the Latino community and other minorities as well, but especially in the Latino community.
00:24:23.000I mean, you'd think that, you know, after four years of talking about how Trump was just going to go after all the Latinos and, you know, it's just this really bad dictator.
00:24:32.000Right, and then he's pretty pretty he's pretty bad at being a dictator in that in that regard if the people that he's supposed to Be victimizing is actually going for him.
00:24:39.000The worst thing he did was post that photo taco bowl It was like how dare you?
00:24:43.000You know, it's like cultural appropriates like taco bowls aren't even actually Mexican or whatever and and that looks good Objectively look good to me.
00:24:50.000I Don't know why the image that just came to my head and it's very visceral is this kind of you know This kind of liberal sitting in a fancy restaurant tweeting that we need more immigration as they're of course at a very fancy restaurant and behind the doors are all the illegal immigrants working their butts off, you know, serving them and to me just seeing that kind of representation just kind of angers me to be honest with you.
00:25:16.000One of my favorite tweets early in the Trump administration, I think it was 2018, it was from this actress, I forgot who it was, but it was in Los Angeles, and she tweeted out that, oh there's immigration checkpoints, and so she's tweeting to her followers, tell your gardeners to...
00:25:30.000Tell your housemates, tell them to avoid this area.
00:25:33.000And everyone's just like, wait, why are you just, why are you, why are you automatically assuming that to tell their, but, but it's true because that is, that is a majority of their set.
00:25:41.000And so when they think about immigrants, it's, Oh, it's my, it's, it's the help.
00:25:45.000And it's just, it's just, it's just so patronizing and it's just so fake and I'm tired of it.
00:25:51.000So I just, I just pulled up the article cause I had to make sure I had it right.
00:26:02.000Again, they just see us as a political tool to hit Republicans with and to clean their toilets and cook their food.
00:26:08.000I'm gonna read this quote and I'm gonna be very precise and annoying how I read this for political purposes because they're gonna call it out of context.
00:26:15.000Kelly Osborne said if you kick every Latino out of this country, then who is, and this is what Kelly Osborne said, going to be cleaning your toilet.
00:27:35.000Trump ran on the Republican ticket saying border security, no free trade.
00:27:39.000And it worked because regular Americans were like, yeah, I like this idea of, you know, America first.
00:27:44.000The big business special interest corporations and the ultra wealthy were like, how am I going to hire ultra cheap labor with no rights if the Republican is doing this?
00:27:56.000All of a sudden, the Democrats were now like, yeah, open borders!
00:27:59.000Even though, what, in 2008, 2010, you had Democrats who were like, we have to build a border security barrier.
00:28:04.000That was the 2006, the Secure Fence Act.
00:28:15.000And so even with all that, and that's why when they're saying, oh, you know, President Trump's not building any new fence, just replacing the old one.
00:28:23.000Well, the one that was built in 2006 was basically just glorified chicken wire, and it can be easily cut into within minutes.
00:28:30.000And so this new one that they're replacing, along with areas where there was no barrier, It takes hours and the whole point is to slow them down and to actually get border patrol agents to that area so that they can either stop them or arrest them and so it's just a lot of misinformation a lot of you know yeah rhetoric as it typically does but I've been there I've been all over El Paso, Laredo, San Diego and it's just it's just amazing when you like when you're actually there and you see it and you see the difference it's just it's just amazing.
00:29:00.000It's remarkable how The Democrats really rely on you not knowing anything.
00:29:05.000And so they'll be like, Donald Trump didn't build new border wall.
00:29:10.000If you've never seen it, you're imagining there's this giant wall and Trump comes in and just takes out a wall and puts in a wall and nothing changed.
00:29:16.000And then when you actually look at it, the original wall was like some fence posts with a single like log across it that you could just like walk in limbo under.
00:29:25.000And then Trump put triple reinforced barricades with CBP in between.
00:29:30.000And it's like, yeah, those are very different things.
00:29:33.000And then when they're like, yeah, but Trump should be building new wall.
00:29:35.000It's like, but those are the hotspots that the Trump supporters wanted secured.
00:29:39.000So like Trump wasn't giving his supporters a 30-foot big, beautiful concrete wall from
00:29:44.000sea to shining sea paid for by Mexico.
00:29:47.000But he was reinforcing areas with strong security and a border wall where it was most effective.
00:29:52.000Also the conversation changed because previously before we had individuals like Bernie Sanders that were talking about how if we have a lot of people entering the labor force, wages are going to go down on the basic understanding of supply and demand economics.
00:30:08.000That conversation's not happening anymore.
00:30:11.000That conversation about the average worker, the average person trying to make a living wage, that's not factored in anymore, and it should be, and that should be a big part of the conversation.
00:30:58.000To try and argue that legitimate principled left-wing activists are going to stop arguing against corporations because they put a rainbow up.
00:31:05.000But a lot of the establishment Democrat voters, the people who don't investigate news, who are not particularly active, stop being active when they're like, yay, we did it!
00:31:52.000I worked at a restaurant for a long time and had a lot of friends there that were from Central America that came over illegally and were basically extracting wealth from the country because they would get paid in cash and then they would send the money to Mexico to their families.
00:32:17.000So they're basically, it's not just the big corporations, but if the small business can't survive, if they have to pay full wages, it's hard to pay taxes and rent and everything.
00:32:26.000There was a big movement for a while about local currencies.
00:32:29.000Like, Ithaca hours was a big thing where basically there was money that was only good in the town of Ithaca, New York.
00:32:36.000So if you worked, they could be like, we could pay you in US dollars or Ithaca hours.
00:32:40.000And this, this, it was like one hour of labor equaled a one hour note.
00:32:44.000And you could trade it for food and goods in this place.
00:32:47.000So it had real value among the community.
00:32:50.000What this did was it ensured that the trade medium could not leave the city.
00:32:55.000So if you've got a city like Detroit, and then the auto plants close down and leave, now there's no more dollars coming in.
00:33:01.000People don't have anything to trade with.
00:33:03.000So with local currencies, that currency is always there.
00:33:07.000That's why I think it's relevant to bring up with what you're saying, Ian.
00:33:10.000When people come to the US, work under the table, and don't pay taxes, I'm not saying none of them pay taxes, I'm saying, but when they specifically don't, they're not giving back to the system they're getting from, they're using our infrastructure, then that money is extracted from the system and sent overseas to whatever country their family is in, Their families can then use that because the standard of living will be lower, so it goes a lot further in those places.
00:33:33.000But that means there is less currency in that town to circulate among the people who live there, ultimately an extraction of the labor value of that area.
00:33:42.000So it's basically like the labor being brought in is being traded away to other countries and other places over time.
00:33:50.000You combine that with outsourcing, factories being sent overseas and open borders, and yeah, you're going to see seriously detrimental economic effects on this country.
00:34:00.000And that's why you get a Donald Trump because regular Americans look at this.
00:34:03.000When you look at the original thing we were talking about, the Democrats
00:34:05.000saying Trump supporter bad and Trump supporters saying illegal immigration bad.
00:34:08.000It sounds like the Trump supporters, the conservatives, the Republicans
00:34:11.000are looking at the data and thinking what will make things better in this country?
00:34:15.000Well, we've got a problem with illegal immigration for a variety of reasons.
00:34:17.000The Democrats are like, Republicans are bad.
00:34:20.000It's like, that's not a policy problem.
00:35:04.000That was a principal in New York city who sent a pamphlet to all the parents in that high school that, by the way, you know, there was, I think, I think 70%, uh, 17% of the kids were white.
00:35:16.000That, that it's good to be a white traitor.
00:35:20.000Yes, we could probably pull up the article New York City principal hands out woke pamphlet and then you could see the pamphlet in itself.
00:35:28.000It was based off of some university professor that created a scale of whiteness asking white people to rate themselves and one of the better scales to be at is to be a white race traitor.
00:35:41.000Oh, that's right, because you're either complicit in white supremacy or you're working against it.
00:35:49.000New York principal asks students' parents to reflect on their whiteness.
00:35:54.000And there's this tweet, Christopher Rufo, who we've had, he's great, is the one who, I think he broke the story, and it's the eight white identities.
00:36:02.000I think we talked about this on the show the other day or whatever, but it's definitely worth bringing up, because it literally says to be a white traitor.
00:37:28.000And so, it's just, they're trying to act like, well, we're saving you from yourselves of being sexist and oppressive towards people who don't identify as that.
00:37:36.000It's just like, well, or maybe you're the ones being racist because you're literally destroying the foundation of the language of these minorities.
00:38:20.000It's just to denote that you're just trying to make it gender neutral to be sensitive to others, but the overall Latino community just rejects it.
00:39:51.000So if you see a group of children, boys and girls, you would say, los niños.
00:39:55.000But niño is masculine, yet women get included in the masculine as well, but men don't get included in the feminine.
00:40:01.000So I'm not seriously complaining about the language, but I was actually talking, this was like 15 years ago, I was talking to a feminist who was complaining to this about me when I was a teenager in Chicago, and I was like, how is it fair that women get exclusive words to describe themselves, but the masculine words are used to describe both?
00:41:25.000They just want to focus on the brown people first.
00:41:27.000Yeah, yeah, yeah, because it's the white progressives who know better for you, you know?
00:41:32.000I mean, it's very condescending, like, honestly, like, I don't get, like, to actually, like, quote-unquote, like, triggered about stuff, but that actually upsets me just because, just, they, I understand what they're trying to do, but it just, it's just done in such a completely inconsiderate and not in a serious way, and it's self-defeating.
00:41:48.000You mean taking the gender out of the language?
00:41:51.000Well, right, yeah, because they're signaling that we don't know that we're being sexist and so they're coming to the rescue.
00:42:09.000I mean, that's why they don't give Arabic's interesting.
00:42:12.000I don't want to mis-exemplify it, but I'm pretty sure in Arabic, if a woman is saying something or if a man is saying something, they use different language.
00:42:21.000Or is it if you're talking to a woman, you use a different phrase than if you're talking to a man?
00:44:01.000The original etymology, I believe, of the word is wereman and whiffman.
00:44:05.000And so that's where werewolf comes from.
00:44:07.000So a wereman was a male human and a whiffman was a female human.
00:44:12.000And then over time, probably because men were the ones engaging in political affairs, the patriarchy, the were dropped off and just became men.
00:44:21.000And then women retained the whiffman suffix or prefix or whatever.
00:44:26.000So, long story short, evolution of language happens, and it's really easy to make anything seem like a conspiracy, or bigoted, or racist, and they exploit that.
00:44:38.000They exploit sophistry to convince unsuspecting people, who are of good faith and goodwill, into doing for them.
00:44:47.000And for those that think critically, to the chagrin of the New York Times, they don't fall for this stuff.
00:44:53.000They end up watching shows like this. You guys are great.
00:44:55.000But a lot of people just fall for CNN.
00:44:57.000They'll turn it on and they'll be like, you know, Latinx and they'll go, yes.
00:45:00.000I saw Disney also, when they were celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, they...
00:45:16.000And again, I don't want to seem like I'm just triggered over words, but it's just the deeper mindset that they have of like, we know better than you do.
00:45:26.000And if you go against us, you're I love it.
00:45:30.000It's an ideology derived mostly from white leftists to tell minorities how to speak.
00:45:35.000And I'm like, how do you define white supremacy?
00:45:39.000A bunch of white academics of privilege telling minorities what to say and think and do?
00:45:43.000I mean, that sounds like you know better.
00:45:45.000It sounds a bit like white supremacy to me.
00:46:10.000We talked about how if you can change the definition of the word gender, then every law on the books becomes a different law.
00:46:18.000So when the law was written, like the 1964 Civil Rights Act, or derivative policies in various jurisdictions, when they say, you made it discriminant on the basis of gender.
00:46:29.000Well, back then they specifically meant male or female.
00:46:32.000Today, the activist left in all these institutions has changed the definition of gender.
00:46:38.000Once people accept it, they say, look, the law says you can't discriminate on the basis of gender.
00:46:41.000Well, I'm, you know, hydro-gender, so you can't discriminate.
00:46:45.000And then they show up dressed up in a full-body, you know, jacuzzi suit.
00:46:48.000Or something, you know, more absurd than that.
00:47:03.000Like, if the law was originally intended to address males and females, And now that we've changed language, you're going to argue the law is different.
00:47:12.000That's a way to exploit the system, to change laws without actually having the votes to change the laws.
00:47:18.000It seems to be a lot of what they're doing.
00:48:57.000And so these people want to kind of trash that.
00:48:59.000I mean, it's really a bunch of old white dudes wrote the Bible and like had the Council of Nicaea and rewrote, took out what they wanted to make it tell a story to give men power.
00:49:09.000But the women are the most powerful, like the women are the center of the family.
00:49:24.000Lilith appears as Adam's first wife, who was created at the same time and from the same clay as Adam.
00:49:29.000This contrasts with Eve, who was created from one of Adam's ribs.
00:49:33.000Lilith is the legend of the first woman, is a 19th century rendition of the old rabbinical legend of Lilith, the first woman, whose life story was dropped, unrecorded from the early world, and whose home, hope, and Eden were passed to another woman.
00:50:11.000We've got, from the Daily Mail, Buffalo Public School claims, all white people perpetuate systemic racism and force kindergartners to watch video of dead black children to warn them about racist police and state-sanctioned violence.
00:50:25.000Fatima Morel is Associate Superintendent for Culturally and Linguistically Responsive Initiatives at Buffalo Public Schools in New York.
00:50:32.000Morale has introduced a new curriculum, lesson plans, and teacher training.
00:50:36.000The teachers are encouraged to be more woke in their efforts at anti-racism.
00:50:41.000Morale suggests teaching kindergartner classes about children killed by police, with videos featuring Trayvon Martin, Tamir Rice, and others.
00:50:48.000Older pupils learn all white people play a part in perpetuating systemic racism.
00:50:54.000A whistleblower told City Journal about the new lesson plans.
00:50:58.000Morel has yet to comment on the controversial new teaching programs.
00:51:40.000Imagine the psychology of a small child hearing this and seeing just the traumatic imagery of death and then that being pushed along with of course the big propaganda.
00:51:51.000We have to also understand they use a lot of graphic images to push this because when you're emotionally shocked, when you're in a constant state of fear, you don't critically think.
00:52:02.000And for for kids to see something traumatic and then be told, hey, if you're white, you're perpetrating systemic racism, no matter who you are, what you do, because of the way you were born.
00:52:12.000That is just absolutely absurd, sickening and crazy and destroying the youth of this nation.
00:52:17.000So there's this image that we've talked about a bit before, and I'm sure most of you are familiar with.
00:52:21.000It's the equity fence, which is this meme.
00:52:24.000It's fairly viral, and it looks like this one got a graphical update.
00:53:49.000Would it make sense for the government to take away from, like, a working-class, you know, white family where the dad is a carpenter and the mom is a car salesperson, and they take money from them and give it to Oprah's family?
00:54:06.000We even had one of the head board members of the New York City Education Organization publicly come out and say if there's a rich or middle class black person and a poor white kid, resources have to go to the middle class rich black person because of systemic historic racism.
00:54:23.000So we have Literal heads of education in New York City arguing for this and there's a third meme that's related to the meme that you have up there and it's a third panel and it says when government gets involved and it shows the tall person and the middle person getting their legs chopped off.
00:54:42.000As a representation of whenever the government gets involved that I tweeted a long time ago, which I think is also perfectly representative of what actually happens when the government tries to solve a problem that usually they're the ones that perpetrated it and created it.
00:55:52.000I actually only a few years ago was sitting down with one of the guys from the Free Press talking about freedom of speech, freedom of the press, our ability to communicate.
00:56:02.000And then in the past year, two years, the organization has called for banning and censoring misinformation and the far-right and political ideas they don't like.
00:56:11.000And I'm like, How have you gone so insane with this cult that an organization called The Free Press would launch a campaign to censor people based on their opinions?
00:56:22.000Well, we saw Democrats in Congress recently write that letter talking about banning Fox News and One America.
00:57:23.000You're getting indoctrinated into the propaganda.
00:57:25.000This is the newest level of propaganda that they're introducing people so they could go along with their bigger agenda, the newer agenda, but of course there was an older agenda.
00:57:34.000The school system has failed our Children, it has failed me.
00:57:39.000It has failed a large number of individuals, and it's not there to uplift people.
00:57:42.000It's not there to help people find their skills, their passions, their loves.
00:57:47.000It's not there to help people in their journeys in life.
00:57:50.000It's there to keep them in institutions so they could be good factory workers, and that's what school systems were built on by the Rockefeller Institute, trying to, of course, rinse and repeat, create good factory workers.
00:58:01.000Was it Michael Malice who said that one of the only places a child will experience violence will be in a school?
00:58:20.000Private school, I went to Catholic school for the first, you know, up until fifth grade, and then sixth grade I transferred to public school.
00:58:31.000I mean, I saw extreme amounts of violence in New York City.
00:58:36.000There was a kid that got shot in my classroom.
00:58:39.000Like, I can't even go into just some of the graphic details of what I saw growing up there, but essentially, when you really look at it, it's run like a prison.
00:58:47.000The same companies that build the schools are the same companies that also build the prisons.
00:58:51.000I remember visiting my friend in prison just a few months ago and being like, This looks a lot like my school!
00:58:56.000And then I remember like, oh yeah, they work for the same kind of contracting organizations that build these larger institutions.
00:59:02.000And it's not just the construction of these buildings, it's also the way that they're run.
00:59:07.000It's also the way that teachers bark orders at students, scream at them, tell them to stay in line, tell them to regurgitate whatever they say, and if they don't have the same opinions as they do, they get punished.
00:59:19.000And essentially, even in college, if you have an opinion that a professor doesn't like, they're going to give you a worse grade than if you had an opinion that actually disagreed with them.
00:59:29.000Think about where this school stuff leads to, right?
01:00:01.000So these tutors are just raking in the dough, teaching a various group of kids throughout the day.
01:00:06.000These kids are getting one-on-one education in a small classroom with a professional, you know, educator to some degree.
01:00:12.000These kids, when they get older, they're gonna be smarter, better, faster, stronger, all of these things because they're getting, well, they're getting invested in.
01:00:20.000These other kids who are going to these schools and are being indoctrinated are going to be, well, they're being kept out of school.
01:00:26.000They're being given very awful education.
01:01:09.000And they're going to be like, oh, this person's articulate, well thought out.
01:01:13.000I think they can bring a lot to my company.
01:01:14.000And they're gonna look at the next resume, and the person's gonna be like, well, I am a person of color, and that means you have to hire me, and I didn't go to school because the teachers didn't want to show up, but I did learn about equity from watching MTV videos on YouTube, and they're gonna be like, uh, I'm not gonna hire you.
01:02:27.000They pop, pop the phone, they sign you up, you give them the credit card, they say bye-bye.
01:02:32.000The amount of mandatory signage that businesses need in Venezuela is absolutely ridiculous.
01:02:39.000At least they have to dedicate an entire wall to all the permits, to all the regulations, to all the rules, and also a huge no-smoking sign and a huge no-guns-are-welcome-here sign in Caracas, Venezuela, at one time the murder capital of the world.
01:03:18.000Even private security, in some instances, wasn't allowed to have firearms, and the police
01:03:22.000officers were working with, of course, politically motivated institutions and groups that protected
01:03:28.000Meanwhile, other people were left to, of course, the gangs.
01:03:32.000And I forgot the exact name of this one motorcycle gang that was wrecking havoc on a whole bunch of communities.
01:03:37.000But but again, when you go to Venezuela, it's been wrecked by absolute violence to the point where police officers and other authorities were literally telling me, hey, if you're driving at night and there's a red light, Don't worry.
01:04:41.000I remember, so Magic the Gathering, for instance, we actually have this card downstairs called Unholy Strength.
01:04:47.000Magic the Gathering, of course, is a strategic card game with fantasy themes.
01:04:51.000And there's an image of a guy with a pentagram behind him.
01:04:54.000And it was conservative religious families who complained and forced the company to remove the image of the pentagram because it was satanic.
01:06:53.000Well, specifically Grand Theft Auto, where Pierre loses his memory, and it's like, oh, just here, play this game so you can remember how to drive, and then you see him carjacking somewhere.
01:07:59.000But also, most importantly, especially with this Grand Theft Auto thing, I believe it was Republicans that made it so you needed to show an ID card to show that you're old enough to buy certain video games just a few years ago.
01:08:11.000I remember there was such a massive outcry against GTA.
01:08:15.000There was one particular scene with a working woman that everyone was screaming about, and they actually came pretty close in banning the video game a couple years ago.
01:08:23.000So it's just absolutely absurd to still see this nonsensical argument being made right now, but it's the perfect representation of what government is.
01:08:50.000Following two, uh, we'll call them mass tragic events, they say lawmakers and government officials offers thought and prayers to take no action.
01:08:57.000House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy told Fox and Friends that video games dehumanize individuals.
01:09:01.000In a speech today, President Trump pointed at video games specifically as the root cause of these events.
01:09:07.000We must stop the glorification of violence in our society, he said.
01:09:10.000This includes the gruesome and grisly video games that are now commonplace.
01:09:14.000Sounds like, Ian, when you said before that, you know, video games were leading this, you were far right.
01:09:20.000I would like to ask Julio about this, because you're actually in the military.
01:10:22.000The actor in the movie, The Men Who Stare at Goats.
01:10:24.000They're talking about how he was in Vietnam, and this, like, Vietnamese woman runs out into a field, and all of the American soldiers They don't shoot, and then he's like, what are you doing?
01:10:34.000And they shoot up, to purposefully miss.
01:10:37.000And so the dude who was here said, the way they combat that is using active targets, like, they used to just do like a target, now they do a shape like a person, and they do first-person video games.
01:10:48.000So that now it's in the people's minds of what a person looks like.
01:10:51.000So the general idea is that video games don't make people more violent.
01:10:55.000But a violent person would... This would help them, essentially, if they were going to commit an act.
01:11:00.000They would not be averse to shooting a person.
01:11:07.000I mean, again, I just have a hard time believing that that's the main factor that's going to drive somebody.
01:11:15.000I mean, you look at the history, I mean, you don't want to talk about, be careful when talking about mental illness, but Adam Lanza from the Newtown.
01:11:27.000I mean, there's just so many other things, although I think he did play video games, though.
01:11:32.000Well, I think everybody plays video games.
01:11:34.000They used to claim Dungeons and Dragons was going to make kids go crazy.
01:11:39.000I mean, I will say, because from the riots that I covered a lot, I mean, it was just back to back to back, and I found myself being very bored.
01:11:50.000And so I think there's an adrenaline aspect for certain high-stress events and not necessarily school shootings but I can see that because there were some stuff that would happen that I would see and report on and it would be sad and be tragic but I'd have a hard time finding emotion behind it just because I had seen it over and over and over personally.
01:12:11.000That'd be kind of the desensitization aspect and so like I would recognize that it would like okay like this is bad and this is sad but It didn't have the same effect the very first they do this to many police departments They play very violent riot footage and officers getting hurt right before they go out I've seen the many reports of this before they go out cover many protests or a lot of them are jacked up a lot of them are you know ready to To, you know, prepare to defend themselves.
01:12:38.000And most protests, you know, usually don't get violent.
01:12:40.000They're becoming more and more violent.
01:12:43.000But again, psychologically, the video is such an important component in making people realize that there's something else bigger out there.
01:12:52.000It plays on the imagination, but it also plays on your visceral senses, where you get to see it and you get inundated in it in such a way where you believe you're actually in it.
01:13:01.000So video is one of the biggest forms of propaganda that we should be, of course, made aware of, and especially questioned when certain traumatic videos are being played over and over and over again, especially on mainstream media.
01:13:12.000Dude, I was watching, you were watching a movie yesterday or something, and it was like a guy just hitting another guy, just beating on his face.
01:14:41.000People like, even if you go back to Mario, like the original Mario NES, you play a dude who runs around punching bricks and stomping turtles and then kicking them.
01:14:50.000It's like, it's fast-paced geometric competition, kind of like throwing baseballs at each other, like dodgeball.
01:14:56.000But it doesn't have to be shooting someone and killing them, it just is in the visage of that.
01:15:01.000So, like, I think why people like it is because it's fast-paced geometry.
01:16:48.000Because they didn't want to twist my mind, my parents.
01:16:50.000I saw Nightmare on Elm Street 2 when I was like 10, and I remember the veins getting sucked out of that guy.
01:16:55.000Stuck in my brain for months for years still to this day I can see it his skin turning white as his veins were getting it was so gross like just messed me up and that was one thing that I saw as a kid I was like I wasn't allowed to watch Tom and Jerry or the Three Stooges or Married with Children like I was And so I'm aware, like, the violence, man, how it can brainwash you, but I don't want to ban it.
01:18:02.000Look, if you're like, the government should tell us what we can or can't do, it's like, okay, well, they should tell you to put down the fork.
01:18:08.000So when it comes to video games, when it comes to South Park, when it comes to Beavis and Butthead, whatever these shows are, because, you know, Beavis and Butthead, believe it or not, is coming back, all right?
01:18:38.000What you said about Adam Lanza was pretty enlightening.
01:18:41.000Like, I think it goes deeper into the psychoactive drug system and how it's making people crazy and then We're talking about parents taking responsibility for what their kids are consuming.
01:18:51.000But like, you can be inundated with violence, but if you're on psychotropics, that's gonna be a different inundation.
01:18:58.000And what I'm trying to bring up specifically and focus on is, you've got too many people in this country, whether it's people who have kids, or somebody who just eats terrible food, who says, you should pay for my healthcare, even though I lay around eating double, you know, Big Macs with extra sauce, and don't exercise.
01:19:15.000Or, this video game made someone crazy, so we should have the government take it away from everybody else.
01:19:20.000Or, a crazy person with a gun, therefore, no one should be allowed to have guns.
01:19:27.000And so that's why I'm adverse to when it comes to video games, because it's the same line of argument when it comes to gun control.
01:19:34.000And one of the reasons why I became conservative was looking at the various gun control arguments made by Republicans and Democrats, and I was thinking, well, the Democrats' one doesn't make any sense, and, you know, what else are they being misleading about?
01:19:45.000And so that's kind of how I went down the route.
01:21:11.000The Democratic establishment are somewhat, they're not super far right, all at the top, but they are in the authoritarian right spectrum.
01:21:19.000They want to take away from you, they want to dictate what you do, and they are not overtly far left, but they're close to the left.
01:21:25.000So they're like, I'm sorry, they're more authoritarian right.
01:21:30.000And there's a difference between libertarian right, where it's like, hey man, do your thing, be free, and freely trade.
01:21:36.000Authoritarian right are crony Democrat, corporatist Democrats, who have revolving door policies, prop up international corporations and big tech firms, empowering the corporations, and then also telling you what you can or can't do with your life.
01:21:49.000So I actually think the Democrats and Republicans, the Demoplicans, are fairly in the same place.
01:21:54.000You do have progressive Democrats who I think too much indulge in the woke cult stuff, and then you have a lot of good libertarian Republican candidates, black politicians, people like, well Rand Paul obviously, Ron Paul, he's retired now, Thomas Massey, and a few others.
01:22:09.000You have very few actual good principled Democrats at all, but I would say it's a tiny fraction that are actually on the libertarian spectrum.
01:22:16.000So I tell you, if you believe in freedom, I don't care if you're an anarcho-communist, far-left, you know, critical, race, woke, whatever.
01:22:23.000If you're on the libertarian spectrum and your whole thing is, well, I disagree with you but I don't believe in being violent and hurting others or forcing people to do things, I'll bet we get along, man.
01:22:30.000Come over, have a beer, let's grab a slice of pizza or vegan pizza, if that's what you're into.
01:22:35.000And then the laissez-faire capitalist can come and, you know, and then sell us his great pizza and we can all hang out together as long as we all agree not to oppress and beat and harm each other.
01:22:45.000We're getting tons of moral authoritarians who want to use the power of government because they think other people shouldn't do things, or they want to extract the value and labor from other people because they're not responsible for themselves.
01:22:55.000There is sometimes it's valuable, like you want to stop people from pooping in the river.
01:22:59.000That's a metaphor that's come up before.
01:23:01.000Yeah, but that's not what we're talking about here.
01:23:02.000Well, like giving people addictive drugs.
01:23:36.000House economy means household management.
01:23:37.000But we also have to understand, with the party in charge right now, this larger authority of censorship is intoxicating for a lot of these individuals.
01:23:45.000And just like I said on this show, they're going to go after people in politics, and soon it's going to translate into art, books, entertainment.
01:24:08.000And we are already seeing and have seen a lot of comedians hit and cancelled and attacked for telling jokes and trying to make people laugh.
01:24:17.000Which again, on its own level is absolutely absurd and it needs to be pushed back immediately.
01:24:27.000I feel bad for Lydia and Ian right now because I can see, obviously, Julio, you're a person of color, and I am as well with my Asian background.
01:25:28.000I actually could believe it because I've made the point before.
01:25:30.000I actually would talk to these people who are, like, white privilege, and I'm like, you mean to tell me that you think Ukrainians have white privilege?
01:27:02.000Stop trying to oppress me with your designations of me as you are clearly an Asian person that has triple white classification.
01:27:13.000I mean, there's a reason Asians are lumped in with the whites, especially when it comes to the university discussion that's been happening in the country as well.
01:27:20.000No, you're correct, because I'm German-Irish, Korean, and Japanese.
01:27:32.000I will check my triple white privilege.
01:27:36.000But the point I'm saying is, it's this securitist plan towards actually, you know, doing away with racism by making it so that a bunch of white men can identify as women of color.
01:27:47.000If this dude is 4% black, who is white as they... They say he looks white, you can't tell.
01:27:52.000He got a DNA test, and he could identify as a woman.
01:28:06.000But listen, listen, are they gonna deny it now?
01:28:09.000One of my favorite moments, you guys ever see this?
01:28:10.000There was a scholarship program for African-Americans, and a blonde-haired, blue-eyed, white kid showed up, and when they were like, this is for African-Americans, he was like, I'm from South Africa.
01:28:21.000And they were like, no, you have to leave.
01:28:22.000And he was like, but I'm literally from Africa.
01:28:25.000And they were like, no, get out of here.
01:28:45.000I love how they arrest him because he was targeting the hippies.
01:28:48.000And then they were like, you don't understand Cartman, this festival is bringing a lot of money for us.
01:28:52.000And he goes, hippies don't have money!
01:28:56.000Yep, but that's how that's how I described Chaz and like really it was it was so surreal seeing cuz like again talking about we saw racial segregation In that and it was just wait, but it was being done Like with the right intentions in the right way So therefore it was allowed and it was just so weird and it was one of the really funny things about that well one they had a sign that said social distancing is anti-racism and What?
01:29:22.000It's like anti-racist, which is like... Huh?
01:29:24.000I'm already confused by that statement.
01:29:26.000Which, by the way, they were very racist because there was not a lot of social distancing at the height of when, like, a lot of people were, so apparently they were all being racist.
01:29:34.000But then on top of that, they had a garden plot in their little chasm.
01:31:03.000It's just so unfortunate what happens when Because that was only allowed to happen because the Seattle mayor and the city council were just like, oh, we'll just have a summer of love and we'll try to placate that.
01:31:19.000And it's just like, no, like I was there the first night and I could already tell like, this is going to end.
01:31:24.000This is going to end in a very, very bad way.
01:32:22.000Problem number two was when, this was the second night, where there was this group of basically self-declared vigilantes armed with baseball bats, and they surrounded this one kid, and they were accusing him of stealing a cell phone from like a street medic.
01:32:40.000And the kid's saying, no, I didn't steal it, I didn't do this, and they're like, well why'd you run away from us?
01:32:44.000And one of the guys, he shoved the baseball bat in his face, and he's like, if you keep this up, I'm gonna beat you up.
01:32:52.000And it was just... It was going bad quick.
01:32:55.000It was going bad really quick, and then he was able to escape from the group, and they started chasing after him.
01:33:02.000And then they realized, oh, he didn't, they found the phone somewhere else.
01:33:05.000He didn't actually, he didn't steal the phone.
01:33:07.000So that was literally the second night, uh, when, when all this.
01:33:10.000And so I just knew it was going to end.
01:33:11.000I know that there was like some more crimes cause there was a, it was kind of like Occupy Wall Street with all the tents and kind of the crimes that happened within the tents.
01:33:21.000It was literally almost the exact same thing.
01:33:23.000And I just knew it was going to escalate further and further because again, It was just a free for all.
01:33:28.000And I mean, there was, there was different groups in a different, I mean, the safest part was during the day, because as typically these things go, right?
01:33:36.000It's generally safe when it's daytime.
01:33:38.000But then when it became night, it was just kind of who had the most kind of power, whether it's through numbers or through weapons.
01:33:46.000And so it just, and I'm curious, it just, it just resulted, it just ended in tears and people got, people got hurt and people got killed and it didn't need to happen.
01:34:50.000So it's just, these people are not your friends.
01:34:54.000I mean, sure, they might vote for you begrudgingly because it was better than Trump, but I mean, they will just attack you just as easily as they will attack any conservative or Republican.
01:35:15.000I mean, we're not going to spend money we don't have like marketing or anything like that.
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01:35:23.000We just did one with Mike Cernovich on the Epstein files, and it is kind of a crazy story, like what we talk about.
01:35:28.000It's kind of creepy stuff, because there's something deep beneath the surface that's never been uncovered about what was going on with that guy.
01:35:34.000We got an episode up at TimCast.com, but let's read some of these super chats.
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01:37:15.000Yeah, I'm talking with some devs about creating open source tools that people can use to get the core functionality of some of the biggest big tech companies.
01:37:25.000So like live streaming functionality, super chat functionality, tweet like micro blogging stuff, sharing groups.
01:37:31.000That way it's like your website, your deal, and they can network between each other.
01:37:34.000So we'll see how that stuff works out.
01:37:37.000Dylan Elm says, every dollar in the chat netted you a dollar before the live show.
01:37:41.000Out of the hundreds of people, I only got 10.
01:38:23.000I understand they're trying, like they're claiming that the Young Turks is just a reference to like young upstarts who are challenging the system.
01:38:33.000It's the same thing as these group of people.
01:38:36.000Imagine if they started a podcast network called the Hitler Youth, and they were like, oh, but we don't actually, you know, like what they said, but it's like, I don't care, dude.
01:38:47.000I went to Politicon, and there were people, there were Armenians protesting the Young Turks.
01:38:51.000And they were saying like, dude, we don't hate you.
01:38:55.000We just think you should change the name.
01:38:56.000And you can even change it a little bit.
01:39:02.000Listen, I don't care if he changes his name or not.
01:39:04.000I'm saying if he's gonna be true to progressive principles, and you've got people protesting saying it's, like, really messed up, how are you, like, going to tell marginalized people to shove off?
01:39:51.000I've only read certain like medical websites.
01:39:54.000That's why I say read it, because I know there's a lot of fad dieting around keto and people don't know what keto actually is, but look at this stuff, because I knew a guy whose kid had epilepsy, and he got put on a ketogenic diet, cured it right up.
01:40:06.000So they tried everything, all these medications, and he said the doctor told them, have your kid on a ketogenic diet, and then that was it.
01:40:28.000AG on RTS Gaming says, be advised, GME stock is going up.
01:40:34.000Well, you know, if people want to buy it and they like the stock, they should, but you should recognize, you know, what was going on with that news.
01:40:41.000Mr. Brownstone says Luke is my meme Lord and T Hustler watched gray state and good to see your contribution to the documentary good times What was that?
01:40:50.000A lot of me gray state was was a was there's a big story behind that Crazy story behind that to say the least but I don't know if they actually went forward with the movie or not I think they did in some ways.
01:44:12.000It's gonna keep going up because more and more corporations are putting some of their balance sheets on Bitcoin, especially with the mass printing of U.S.
01:44:42.000And there's other currencies meant for smaller transactions that have quicker transactions and smaller fees that are, you know, used for cash or, you know, or like a silver comparison.
01:45:14.000Half tri-tip and half... Yeah, tri-tips.
01:45:17.000BlackLionGrunt says, Tim, walls have worked since 130,000 years ago in Theopetra, and they will continue to work even when humanity is so advanced.
01:47:06.000Yeah a lot of Marines great Yeah Boosted300 says, if you think the romance languages are bad, Arabic is an extremely gendered language, and the gender of nouns are determined by if it is able to reason.
01:47:55.000But you can't be part of these groups, and obviously you shouldn't, because the whole point of these units are to be cohesive and work together.
01:48:02.000So with that being said, I do have some of my friends who are in the active duty side, and really it's just kind of... They're just very concerned about how, yes, it's just under the guise of, yes, extremism bad, but then it's like, well, what is extremism?
01:48:20.000And we've seen on the political stage, well, extremism is just simply as, oh, you wear a MAGA hat, or you're a Trump supporter.
01:48:33.000And so there are some concerns, and I would have some concerns as well, on whether or not it is legitimate to actually weed out extremists, whatever side it is, or if it's to specifically target conservatives, which would be obviously concerning.
01:48:52.000So you mentioned you have active duty friends.
01:48:54.000How does it work being in the Reserves?
01:48:56.000Uh, so, so, uh, the reserves is basically you do one weekend a month, you show up to drill, show up to your duty station for your job or whatever for one week in a month, and then two weeks out of the year is when you... and then two weeks out of the year you do that instead of one weekend.
01:49:36.000It's not a very big MOS, and actually the unit that I'm attached to, because I enlisted out of Illinois, and when you're signing up for the reserves, you pick your job necessarily on your ASVAB score, but based on what the units are around local, because you're going to live there.
01:49:50.000But so when I moved out here, I kind of assumed, because that is kind of like a big level job, I figured with all the units out here with the Pentagon, like there has to be a slot for me.
01:50:37.000The same governor who's in very hot water and has very serious allegations against him
01:50:39.000right now that the mainstream media by and large is ignoring.
01:50:44.000So it's good for what it is, although it became a bit of an impairment.
01:50:51.000It hamstrung me a little bit in terms of my civilian career, just because, like I said, the riots were happening almost every other week.
01:50:58.000So my annual training those two weeks was going to be in July, and I knew I was going to miss something.
01:51:04.000And I was like, okay, well, it's just a matter of what am I going to miss?
01:51:07.000And lo and behold, Portland, At the federal courthouse, that was the national story.
01:51:12.000And so I missed the beginning of it, but after, as soon as I was done with training, I hopped on a flight to Portland.
01:51:18.000And so I covered that last week, uh, before they finally were able to have the Oregon State Police provide the security so that they could pull the actual federal officers out there.
01:51:27.000So I was able to see kind of like how it was before and after that.
01:51:30.000So it was, so, uh, I'm not reenlisting just because my civilian career is obviously taken kind of a little bit.
01:51:38.000Upward trend, and so I like having the freedom and flexibility of being able to just leave at a moment's notice to cover whatever it is, but I very much enjoy it.
01:51:47.000I'm gonna miss it, obviously, but it's great.
01:52:35.000But it's also kind of weird because when people do find out I'm a Marine, they're like, oh, thank you for your service.
01:52:38.000And it's like, I haven't done anything.
01:52:41.000And so I don't try to like make, you know, I don't make it out more than what it is.
01:52:45.000And there is a little bit of a kind of a, I don't know, inferiority complex, but it's just kind of like, yeah, because a lot of my sergeants and staff sergeants and gunnies Oh cool.
01:52:57.000that are in the reserves, they were active duty, and they've been in some crazy,
01:53:00.000one of my gunnies was in Fallujah, and so he actually met Mattis briefly during that time.
01:53:09.000But so it's just kind of like, all right, yeah, and I'm a corporal now, but like, it doesn't,
01:53:12.000I mean, I didn't do anything, and so it's kind of a weird stage,
01:55:06.000Well, I would say Jacobin for the sake of understanding what your political rivals think.
01:55:11.000I'm not a fan of socialism, but I did get a subscription to Jacobin for one reason.
01:55:14.000Their defense of free speech on more than one occasion I respect, and they hate the Democrats, so I want to see their perspective on why they hate the Democrats.
01:55:28.000It was a scripture member only, but I thought, You know what?
01:55:32.000I shouldn't enter looking at that magazine as though I'm going to be completely at odds with everything they say.
01:55:37.000I should read it and try and figure out what we disagree on, and why they think those things, and what we do agree on.
01:55:44.000So, I mean, for that matter, I don't know what conservative magazine- I don't subscribe to any other magazine, to be honest.
01:55:50.000I just saw that and I was like, they're the actual non-establishment political faction that I typically disagree with, but we agree on a lot of things.
01:55:58.000I should probably see what they're talking about because if there's something they're saying about hating Democrats, I'm like, I wonder where we can agree and like go against the establishment political class.
01:56:09.000I don't really like magazines, but just to kind of answer your question a little bit, I do like John Pilger, even though I don't always agree with him.
01:56:17.000I really love his documentaries, and I think they're very thought-provoking.
01:56:23.000Dr. Doctor tries to make a South Park reference.
01:58:03.000I recently learned something really crazy today about a new communications technology that is confidential and I can't talk about, that made me say, no way, and they're like, yup.
01:58:14.000Something revolutionary on the horizon.
01:58:21.000And you know, the reason I say that is because normally I'm like, eh, it's probably military technology.
01:58:27.000And then I had a conversation earlier with a confidential source, and I'm like, I don't believe this.
01:58:32.000I don't believe the stuff they're talking about.
01:58:33.000But we saw, we covered these segments where the UFO technology stuff, the warp drive stuff, I think we're getting close to a breakthrough in some kind of technological component.
02:01:15.000So if you're active duty, there is a lot more restrictions on you as a person.
02:01:22.000You have Senator Dan Sullivan from Alaska.
02:01:24.000He's still in the Marine Corps Reserves and he's a colonel.
02:01:27.000So, basically, there is a little bit more... Tulsi Gabbard, right?
02:01:30.000Tulsi Gabbard, yeah, she was, I mean, she... Adam Kinzinger, I mean, he's making news all the time now these days, but he's still in the Air National Guard, so there are ways to do it.
02:01:41.000Just for me, personally, I obviously, the main thing is, I was actually telling you guys earlier, just don't, you can't do obvious political endorsements of any particular candidate.
02:02:28.000Because not only just because I think that's just what journalism should be.
02:02:33.000Um, but obviously when, you know, when you have all these detractors and all these people in the media that want to discredit your work, you don't want to give them an excuse because they say, oh, well, he's an audio log.
02:02:43.000He's just there to, and you're like, yes, I work for a conservative website, but I specifically make it a point to do just neutral coverage.
02:02:51.000And, and, and really that's what, cause that's what people want.
02:02:56.000And also, too, when it comes to those types of events, I don't need to inject my opinion as it's happening.
02:03:00.000No, I do provide, like, analysis and opinion after the fact, after I've had time to actually, like, digest what I've seen, what I reported on, and that really came in handy with the Britten House shooting, because I saw the second half of that.
02:03:23.000That really came in handy, because then, when I was able to look further into the evidence and seeing that, I could have a bigger picture, so then when I was interviewed, I could give a clearer image on what I saw and what my friends saw.
02:03:36.000It's just very important, in my view, to have it that way.
02:03:40.000Now, I do have opinions, I do have facts, but I make sure I kind of fall within the line of the regulations.
02:05:26.000You know, does the contractor who's being paid by the government to complete a task, are they able to tell the American, you know, combat, you know, infantry or whatever to back off or to move in or anything like that?
02:05:49.000All right, we got Kristen Larson says, Matt Larson, quote, the father of modern combatives is awesome and you try to have him on your show, the left tried to cancel him.
02:05:59.000Your name is Kristen Larson and you're promoting someone named Matt Larson.
02:06:06.000Politically Defiant says, Tim, in your 10am video you spoke of Trump and Musk, questioning why they themselves don't create a social network, banking along with digital and physical infrastructure, required to be free of big tech.
02:06:18.000Answer is simple, they themselves are insulated.
02:08:14.000But I don't really keep up with a lot of these shows as much as I used to when I was younger because I don't really watch TV anymore.
02:08:19.000What would you pick if you had to pick one?
02:08:21.000Right now, if I was gonna turn on Crunchyroll... If you're gonna be like, for all the humans to come here, let me throw one at you guys so you have it forever.
02:08:30.000If I had to, like, give someone a historical anime to watch, I have no idea, man.
02:09:02.000The original Dragon Ball, then Dragon Ball Z, are just like the classic elements of a lot of the anime that, you know, that are now really popular these days, so.
02:09:19.000If I had to tell someone, like, the one anime you had to watch for, like, the historical record, if I was gonna put on a golden disc and blast off into outer space, Cowboy Bebop.
02:09:29.000Well, if you want to explain, like, anime tropes, you want to do Dragon Ball, but if you want to show, like, the best people, like, people like Luke, he's got this look on his face.
02:09:41.000I'm spaced out for the past five minutes.
02:09:44.000Cowboy Bebop is about, it's like sci-fi bounty hunters, and the main character is like, he knows Jeet Kune Do, and he's a big fan of Bruce Lee, and it's like gangster.
02:09:54.000It's like, Like almost 1930s style gangster, but in sci-fi space it is one of the best shows ever.
02:09:59.000Like Firefly, you ever see that movie?
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