On today's show, we have a special guest on the show, Sean Parnell, who is running for the Pennsylvania Senate seat currently held by Democrat Conor Lamb. We talk about his path to the seat, why he's running, and why he should win.
00:01:03.000That means, even with all of this skyrocketing crime, all of these riots, the tearing down of statues, and the people said, we're not going far left enough.
00:01:53.000This is like my fourth time on the show.
00:01:58.000And what I mean is most political candidates would probably be scared to come down and sit in a studio with you because as you say, you're a disaffected liberal and nobody wants to get ambushed with gotcha questions.
00:02:09.000But first of all, you don't do that, right?
00:02:25.000I think part of the reason why they don't is people are sick of the divisiveness.
00:02:31.000Most people feel like the news that they watch on TV is not accurate.
00:02:34.000And by the way, like Republican, Democrat, left-leaning, right-leaning, I think people want the facts and they want to be able to make decisions on their own.
00:02:43.000And so I think that's why people watch.
00:02:45.000I think the big question for people who watch the show or the issue is more, are you paying attention to what's really going on?
00:02:53.000And on the Republican side, you have a very powerful anti-establishment force that's pushed its way in.
00:02:58.000And that's made the neocons and the establishment Republicans run to the Democrats.
00:03:02.000So this is why you could have a disaffected liberal who's like, yo, the media is lying about this, that, or otherwise, and then we end up getting along even if we disagree on policy.
00:03:10.000You know, I'm not here to push an agenda or a narrative to help someone win.
00:03:13.000I want to understand the truth and make sure that, you know, things work.
00:03:17.000So that's why this show works, I think.
00:03:18.000And I think that should be the goal of every journalist.
00:03:21.000I mean, you know, one of the things that you learn, you know, and by the way, You know, but I'm not sure that your audience does, but I am not a career politician.
00:03:31.000Being a politician was never part of my professional track or even running for political office.
00:03:35.000But you learn pretty quickly when you run that the media on either side of the aisle, they definitely have a narrative and they're definitely pushing that narrative.
00:03:44.000And sometimes the facts are pushed to the sidelines in pursuit of that.
00:03:51.000Sometimes you're not one of those people and you're a journalist.
00:03:54.000I mean, and there are some good journalists out there that I rely on and that are even some Democrats out there that I know these journalists are Democrats that write fair, right?
00:04:22.000So we'll get into all this stuff, but also, I think you know a lot about what's going on with these DA races, that's like crime, the Black Lives Matter stuff, so we'll talk about that.
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00:07:30.000But let's jump into that first big story.
00:07:33.000I can't say I'm surprised The Daily Caller reports after a surge in violent crime, progressives win big in Pennsylvania's largest city.
00:07:41.000I couldn't believe it, because you had this police-backed moderate Democrat guy, and the polls are like, it's fairly even.
00:08:23.000Do these people really want more crime?
00:08:25.000Do they like the crime that's happening in their state?
00:08:27.000No, I mean, I think it's important to remember that it's a Democrat primary, right?
00:08:32.000So whoever's in the Democrat primary in today's day and age, you know, the litmus test is, you know, if you're running for Senate, is like nuking the filibuster or packing the Supreme Court or tearing down fundamental institutions that have been a part of this country for the last 200 years.
00:09:33.000I think an infusion of something like, you know, I don't know this for sure, but something like $3 million to help him get across the finish line.
00:09:39.000And look, that is, and I'm not judging that, right?
00:09:43.000Like, you have to raise money to win in politics, you know?
00:09:48.000And the more effective a candidate is on a campaign at raising money, the more effective they can be at getting their message out.
00:09:56.000Now, I liken it, everything that I use is like a military analogy, and I'm not advocating for any sort of violence, right?
00:10:03.000But dollars in a campaign are like bullets in a gun, right?
00:10:08.000When your platoon is out there in combat.
00:10:10.000You run out of ammo, you can't respond to the enemy, you can't defend yourself.
00:10:14.000You run out of money, Look, in my case, the Democrats will come after you and they will bludgeon you with ads and if you have no money, you can't respond.
00:10:25.000And so what happened in Philadelphia, this is a prime example of that and the profound impact that money can have in terms of advertising and moving the needle one way or the other.
00:11:03.000When you see the CDC say, all right, y'all can take your masks off if you're vaccinated, and these people are literally saying, no, no, we shouldn't, we should keep them on, you can see that with your eyes.
00:11:12.000That is a democratic base that doesn't care about what the guidelines are.
00:11:18.000They just care about what signifies their tribe.
00:11:20.000Like David Hogg said, he doesn't want to be seen as a conservative, so just wear the mask anyway.
00:11:23.000What you can't see is the virtue signaling and the tribalism that's not tangible, which is elections like this.
00:11:33.000The ads come out, they say ridiculous nonsense and out-of-context garbage, and people just go, whatever you say.
00:11:39.000They would rather just align themselves tribally than care about anything principally that would help better their community.
00:11:46.000So I would say that's why, you know, on, you know, what, in my any, any part of my campaign, right?
00:12:10.000And giving those folks a chance to get to know you with the understanding that, of course, as Americans, We're not going to agree on every issue, right?
00:12:18.000But the leaders show up anyway to show people that they care.
00:12:21.000And so when I campaign, when I go out there, I go everywhere with the Democrat, Independent, Republican.
00:12:29.000I don't care if you believe in the greatness of America, if you believe in freedom, if you believe in the idea of Think for yourself.
00:12:35.000you know, passing down a rich, vibrant country, a country that's rich with opportunity to
00:12:40.000the next generation, then join us, join the movement.
00:12:42.000And I think what we've been able to do, because we've been able to do that, and part of that
00:12:45.000by the way is think for yourself, right?
00:12:49.000Don't just lock into, you know, left-wing media or right-wing media.
00:12:56.000Part of being a part of this movement that I think we're trying to create in Western Pennsylvania, and indeed, we probably have created it, of thousands of people in Western Pennsylvania, people from across the political spectrum is they want the truth, and they're going to seek it out themselves.
00:13:11.000And then not only that, they're going to take action to make their communities better.
00:13:15.000And in this case, you know, so what does that look like for a campaign?
00:13:18.000It means like they're out there knocking doors, they're out there hosting events, they're out there making phone calls, right?
00:13:23.000They're helping move the ball down the field, something that Democrats have done for years,
00:14:14.000And there were, early on, those emergency provisions were certainly appropriate, right?
00:14:19.000But it's, you know, 15 days to slow the spread has turned into 15 months, right?
00:14:24.000And so, so my point is, Tim, is that Republicans showed up in force and won.
00:14:29.000But it was really what I see that as a referendum on Tom Wolf, who's a radical Democrat governor, We won those ballot initiatives by around 139,000 votes statewide.
00:14:38.000That's significant, and it's indicative of the strength of the Republican Party in the state.
00:14:42.000Didn't Wolf kill a bunch of old people?
00:14:45.000So the state of Pennsylvania, and so to your point of how President Trump was blamed for his COVID response, first of all, Governor Cuomo right now is under the microscope.
00:14:58.000The second highest nursing home deaths in the country happened in the state of Pennsylvania under Governor Tom Wolf.
00:15:05.000No one's talking about it, but believe me, in the near future they will be with the governor's race coming up now.
00:15:10.000But I think what was particularly disconcerting about nursing home policy is, of course, if you were paying attention to COVID early on, You saw how it was, I mean it first came to Seattle, right?
00:15:22.000We saw it tear through nursing home facilities and how the elderly were particularly vulnerable when it comes to COVID, right?
00:15:31.000And you had Secretary Levine, our Secretary of Health in Pennsylvania for the Wolf Administration, saw that coming and she took her own mother out of a nursing home facility While leaving other senior citizens in the state of Pennsylvania to languish and die.
00:17:24.000The Today Show did a segment where they were like, we're not entirely sure.
00:17:28.000Just ending the restrictions and for some reason COVID deaths are going down.
00:17:32.000Perhaps it was because we learned that transmission indoors was worse, outdoors was safer, getting vitamin D and exercise was better for you, and people were put in the worst possible position.
00:17:43.000Where was Fauci to be like, maybe we should change our minds on this?
00:17:46.000He was too lax in the beginning and too harsh in the middle to the end.
00:17:50.000So people have been following this guy playing Simon Says.
00:18:14.000And I think at the end of the day with a pandemic response now, here's my
00:18:18.000thing. If you if you're a Again, I thought that the 15 days to slow the spread when we didn't know a lot about the virus was probably appropriate early on, but you've got to adjust fire pretty quickly, right?
00:18:39.000The mask in today's day and age, even with when you're seeing the CDC changing their mask guidance, saying that, OK, now that people are vaccinated, you don't have to wear a mask.
00:19:55.000There's a video that somewhat purports to show Like, two guys in the army going into a 7-Eleven and, like, randomly giving a dude a vaccine.
00:20:05.000And my question is, like, at what point did we go from, you can't speak positively about certain medications?
00:20:12.000Like, when Trump was talking about hydroxychloroquine, YouTube was like, we'll ban you if you bring it up.
00:20:17.000And now you've got people being like, outside of a 7-Eleven, just being like, without consulting your doctor, they're gonna give you a medication?
00:20:23.000I'm like, no, come on, you can't do that, can you?
00:20:25.000Like, you gotta, people gotta talk to their doctors before they get this stuff.
00:21:48.000What I think you're seeing is this is where the Democrat base is right now.
00:21:54.000It is largely out of touch with everyday Americans on either side of the aisle.
00:22:01.000Specifically, the blue-collar people, building trade unions that they purport to represent.
00:22:08.000You know, for a long time, by the way, police officers, especially in the state of Pennsylvania where there are unions, like when they're fraternal order of police, like in Western Pennsylvania, it's FOP1, FOP3.
00:22:19.000Out in Philadelphia, I think it's FOP5.
00:24:04.000Although I will say, if you look at the Republican turnout this year, I think there was something like, I don't know, I look over at my campaign manager who's over there, he's my partner in crime on all this stuff, but I think there was something like 855,000 Republicans it turned out.
00:24:19.000And if you look back at 2009, which I think was another off-cycle election, I think turnout for the Republican Party back then was something like 500,000.
00:24:29.000You're looking at the difference in turnout there, right?
00:24:32.000Like, we're doing everything we can to organize and unite this party and bring people together and be the Big Ten party that I think the Republican Party is always intended to be, right?
00:27:21.000Well, I mean, look, they've been around for a long time, right?
00:27:23.000I mean, and they have, they've got responsibility at the top as leadership and trying to bring people together in the Republican Party because we're an ideological diverse party.
00:27:32.000It's very, it can be very, very hard to do that.
00:27:34.000Like, and you're looking at the vote today on the January 6th commission, right?
00:27:38.000Democrats Rarely, and I mean rarely, if ever, break ranks.
00:27:43.000Their messaging is almost always the same.
00:27:45.000They're like the Borg, if you've ever watched Star Trek, right?
00:27:49.000Their messaging is on point, their organizing is on point, they rarely break ranks, and because of that, they're very effective.
00:27:54.000Now, they've got the media to help them do that, right, as sort of the fly top cover for them, but Republicans Sometimes it can be like herding cats, because we are the party of ideological diversity.
00:28:05.000You know, you're welcome in the Republican Party, as long as... I mean, to me, I think, you know, the base litmus test is, you got to be small government, more freedom kind of person, you know, but... Let me jump to the story from the Wall Street Journal.
00:28:17.000House backs creation of commission on January 6th Capitol riot.
00:28:21.000Former President Trump and GOP leaders urged Republicans to oppose the bill.
00:28:24.000So we're going to have some kind of, what, 9-11 style commission on the Capitol riots.
00:28:30.000And I'm sorry, man, the Republican Party, I understand it's better than the Democrats for a lot of reasons, but why didn't they ever do anything about Black Lives Matter and Antifa when they had the power to do it?
00:28:42.000Well, we never really had the power to do it under President Trump.
00:28:45.000I guess they weren't paying attention.
00:28:49.000Well, the first two years of the Trump administration, I would argue that the Black Lives Matter and Antifa protests that really rampaged across the country burned down federal courthouses.
00:28:59.000They burned down a police precinct in, I think, Minnesota.
00:29:06.000I mean, I think that most of the violent protests that we saw happened after the Republicans had lost control of all three branches of government.
00:29:14.000How many riots were there over the past four years from far leftists?
00:29:43.000The Democrats will stub their toe and blame the far right and scream at their lungs, and the Republicans go, okay, okay, okay.
00:29:51.000And then you can literally get billions of dollars of damage, and the Republicans won't even send in National Guard to stop it.
00:29:57.000Trump will be like, please, please, and the National Guard, and the Democrats in these cities are like, no, and he goes, okay.
00:30:03.000Well, I mean, I think part of the reason for that is that the Democrat Party, I mean, they have the largest super PAC in the world.
00:30:10.000I mean, they have, you know, a billion dollar corporate media, mainstream media that does nothing but fly cover for them and parrot their talking points.
00:30:22.000Why do Republican candidates care more about the opinions of The New York Times and their own constituents?
00:30:26.000That so look it's it's a great question and it's part of what I think the Republican Party I mean look if you're a candidate right and you're going to go out there on the parapet be a Republican be a conservative in this day and age You have to know going in, Tim, that if the media, the main, not all the media, right?
00:30:46.000I'm not trying to paint anybody with broad strokes here, but you got to know that the media is coming after you.
00:31:04.000If they're attacking me, I know that I'm representing the people.
00:31:07.000And to me, ultimately, that's what this job is about.
00:31:09.000This job is about is about representing the people and being there for them, which is why I mean, look, I think 2020, like running a campaign in 2020 was an unbelievable experience for me because I didn't know anything about campaigning.
00:31:22.000It was the first time I've ever done it.
00:31:37.000Because of that, we weren't really beholden to any sort of special interest, corporation, or even the Republican Party, even though I'm a Republican running on the ticket.
00:31:46.000It gave me the freedom to represent the people in the best way that I saw fit.
00:31:52.000And I think we did that to great effect.
00:31:53.000And we're going to take it to the next level on the Senate race.
00:31:55.000But yes, you as a Republican in this day and age, you know, you have to be willing to stand on the parapet and take shots from the from the media, because if you're advocating for what you believe and what the people that you represent believe, you're going to take they're coming after you.
00:32:10.000I just got very little faith in anyone to actually be a leader in terms of standing up to the establishment, which is mostly Democrat, some Republicans.
00:32:20.000There's a reason why people like Marjorie Taylor Greene, even after everything she posted and said, and then apologized for, and it's because she's feisty.
00:32:30.000And so she raises, what, three point something million dollars in the first quarter, so they can criticize her and smear her all she wants, and she revels in it, and people see that, and they're like, finally someone is standing up.
00:33:46.000I'm sick of the fact that For four years, the Republicans in the Senate didn't do much of anything with what was going on.
00:33:55.000I remember from 2016, 17, 18, we knew censorship was a very serious problem, and the banning of Donald Trump's most ardent supporters was going to result in Republicans getting defeated.
00:34:05.000Republicans can't even express their own opinions.
00:34:08.000How could they expect to win at this point?
00:35:48.000Look, candidates, we already talked about there's a direct correlation between your ability to raise money as a candidate and getting your message out.
00:35:56.000The Republican Party, they don't give you money.
00:35:59.000It's all about your ability to raise money.
00:36:01.000You want to talk about big tech having their finger on the thumb or their finger on the scale, tipping the scale in one direction.
00:36:08.000Now, Google any other candidate in the state of Pennsylvania.
00:36:58.000And by the way, this hinders my ability to raise money and get my message out.
00:37:05.000Hey, smash my win red link and contribute to my campaign because you can't find it on the website and I'm gonna need all the help I can get in the Senate race in Pennsylvania.
00:37:14.000You do, but I think it might be too late.
00:37:17.000So what year was it that Alex and Milo and everybody got banned?
00:37:52.000It happened over and over and over and it kept happening.
00:37:54.000And I talk about this because I made a segment something about Republicans are too stupid to deal with censorship to save their own careers.
00:38:01.000They're going to win where it's deep red.
00:38:04.000But, I mean, I will say, surprisingly, the polling was tremendously favorable to Republicans in the 2020 election, for sure.
00:38:12.000But right now, with what we're seeing out of, you know, Pennsylvania, for instance, Philadelphia specifically, 30-point lead for the progressive?
00:38:20.000All right, I don't think we're gonna see Republican, you know, huge turnout in the general, because it's just, it's a city.
00:38:26.000Philadelphia is tough, but I will tell you, this is what I mean about going to certain places.
00:38:32.000The first week of the campaign, I went into South Philly, I went to the Italian market, and I talked to business owners there.
00:38:56.000You know, when I was in Afghanistan, I led the most diverse platoon you could possibly imagine.
00:39:00.000Rich next to poor, black next to white, Christians next to atheists, next to Muslims, Democrats next to Republicans, next to socialists, you know?
00:39:08.000We figured out a way to make it work in one of the most hostile regions on the planet because we figured out a way to look past our many differences as Americans and unite under a common banner and fight for a common mission.
00:39:17.000If I can do that in Afghanistan on a remote hilltop in one of the most hostile regions on the planet, we sure as heck can do it here in the country.
00:39:23.000That's my message everywhere, yet you can't find me on Google.
00:39:33.000So that may if in case you're wondering, yes, that's a long time.
00:39:36.000Yes, I just threw up in my mouth a little bit.
00:39:38.000But the problem is, is and I do think campaigns generally last way too long, but we've already got candidates in the race raising a ton of money, especially on the Democrat side.
00:39:48.000And if we wait to get in, you could find yourself in a 10 million dollar hole and that's impossible to dig yourself out, you know, so.
00:39:55.000I mean, I suppose there's some optimism in that the Democrats have a very, very slim control right now and they've gone back to sleep.
00:40:02.000Ratings are in the gutter because Democrats don't pay attention anymore.
00:40:05.000Look, 2022 is going to be... Look, we talked about the ballot questions.
00:40:09.000That should give you a little inkling about where public sentiment is with regards to these lockdowns, for example, or control, which is really a core pillar of Democrats or radical Democrats.
00:40:24.000And so I think 2022 is going to be a great year for Republicans, conservatives, leaders in Pennsylvania.
00:41:30.000Manchin is the West Virginia Democrat who's a Democrat, and the Democrats are outraged because they call him the gatekeeper, the keyholder.
00:42:19.000So it's also possible that Republicans take back the House, which even 538 right now is saying Republicans are likely going to win back the House.
00:42:27.000I'm not entirely confident unless we start seeing some actual populists run and win many of these seats.
00:42:35.000Because if we just get more establishment types like Cheney's or Kinzinger's, then it's meaningless.
00:42:43.000If you're out there and you're thinking of running for office, whether it's local, state, or federal, It's not just about your ability to articulate a message, OK?
00:42:57.000Fundraising means that you're like people think that me running a campaign, first of all, is like on stage with Trump, like at a rally in front of 50000 people.
00:43:46.000I know that I know that like and I'll tell you talking to business owners like one of the main issues that they're facing right now and whether it's in the restaurant industry in the manufacturing sector or whatever is that we're paying people more.
00:44:36.000But, like, our job as leaders, I think, you know, and part of my core philosophy is, you know, It's my personal mission is to go to go to Washington when we win.
00:44:49.000Do everything that I can to shrink the size and scope of the federal government, because I think that too much consolidated power in Washington, I believe that there's a direct correlation between that consolidated power and less freedom in our lives.
00:46:05.000We want those families to be lifted up and keep more of their money.
00:46:08.000So to the extent that we can be energy independent, it's good for middle middle class, lower income people.
00:46:12.000But there's also significant national security implications for it.
00:46:15.000You look at what's happening now, right?
00:46:16.000Joe Biden cancels the Keystone XL pipeline, puts 10,000 plus union workers out of work, hurts our energy independence all with the stroke of a pen, while approving and rolling back sanctions on Russia.
00:46:30.000So Joe Biden is literally creating jobs in Russia, helping their energy independence, helping the Russian economy to allow them to export natural gas all around the world, all while they're on the border of Ukraine.
00:47:06.000The GOP has not had a good answer on health care for a long time.
00:47:11.000And I think, you know, part of my platform is having a good market based, innovative plan for health care.
00:47:18.000Like we all talk about the Republican talking points of letting insurance companies compete across state lines, more flexibility, more choice means lower cost for the consumer and a more diverse Health care plan offering.
00:47:31.000And talking about association health care plans of the idea of small businesses being able to band together to have the same purchasing power as large corporations.
00:47:40.000But what if we think outside the box for a second and take things a step further and say, why don't we let individuals of a similar age, sex, demographic with similar health care needs, individuals band together on app based technology It essentially becomes an insurance pool.
00:48:28.000But you go to a regular person and say, they want you to come up with some plan for banding together.
00:48:33.000We're just going to give you free stuff.
00:48:36.000Well, the problem is, is that, you know, first of all, it's not, it's not virtuous to take someone else's money, tax someone else and give their money to someone else.
00:48:44.000There are a lot of people who don't care.
00:48:48.000They will care because the problem is, is eventually you run out of other people's money.
00:48:52.000And then the Democrats come out and blame the Republicans saying it's your fault for not raising the debt ceiling or whatever.
00:48:58.000And so you look at what's going on with these police and they defund the police.
00:49:02.000There's then no cops to deal with crime.
00:49:04.000And they say, see, look, the cops aren't even doing anything anyway.
00:49:07.000They use the problem they create to then advocate for more destruction of the system.
00:49:13.000You can't just be like free health care.
00:49:15.000Which is what they keep saying and regular people who don't know are like, I'll vote for that and they're like, okay
00:49:20.000Now, how do we do it? Well, you can't so let's just fake it till you make it
00:49:23.000So they're like print more money, I guess I think AOC actually said deficit spend. Oh, right just
00:49:28.000Basically, you're just talking about stripping away the the value of the working class from their savings to fund
00:49:35.000health care Yeah, it's distribution. Well, it's not you know, I mean
00:49:38.000just health care If you're looking at like, so Joe Biden, I think in his first hundred days as president infused something like two and a half trillion dollars of cash into the economy.
00:49:50.000And what you're seeing is not just a lackluster jobs report.
00:49:53.000I think they expected, you know, close to a million jobs.
00:50:11.000It's basically inflation is a tax on everybody.
00:50:14.000And again, it disproportionately affects middle to lower income people.
00:50:18.000When you want to look at inflation, you see inflation reflected in the cost of our commodities, like try to go and buy lumber to build a deck on your house.
00:50:25.000And you're going to spend probably five, six times as much on that wood.
00:50:51.000Not being energy independent essentially is a tax on middle income, lower income families.
00:50:57.000So the point that I'm building to here is that it's our job as leaders in the Republican Party to have policies and be able to specifically articulate those policies that advocate for pro-growth positions.
00:51:09.000And they can't just be talking points.
00:51:10.000You have to talk about why it's important to advocate for policies to make Pennsylvania prosperous, right?
00:51:16.000Let's talk about policies that we don't want.
00:51:19.000We have this story from the Daily Mail.
00:51:22.000It's become an outdoor psychiatric ward.
00:51:25.000How California's scenic Venice Beach has become a homeless hotspot with tent cities, violent crime, and rampant drug use pushing families and tourists out.
00:51:34.000I'm not even sure I can show any of the photos because you might get in trouble on here.
00:51:38.000But you can see that, for a lot of reasons, it's just be- Wow.
00:52:50.000And so, yeah, I think that there there is a direct correlation between, you know, this new new progressive Democrat views and entrenched poverty in places like California and drug use and high crime.
00:53:06.000I mean, in some places, in some places, you know, I think Pennsylvania is one of those places that, you know, in 2022, you know, Pennsylvania has a lot of independents that I think are going to have buyer's remorse that that perhaps believe Joe Biden was a moderate, not their fault.
00:53:24.000The media portrayed him as a moderate.
00:53:27.000and big tech censored stories that were negative about him.
00:53:30.000And so you saw that poll of like, you know, how, what percentage of people
00:53:33.000would have voted differently had they known the Hunter Biden?
00:53:35.000I mean, that, that, that alone, like an average of what, 6, 6, 4, 6 or 7% of
00:53:39.000people, yeah, would not have voted for Joe Biden and they know that story.
00:53:42.000And, and like big tech totally censored it.
00:53:46.000They censored one of the one of the oldest newspapers in the country.
00:53:49.000So it's not like it was a newspaper that they censored.
00:53:53.000So, yeah, I think that that it but I think that there's going to be a lot of independence and I think there's even going to be some moderate Democrats saying, whoa, this is not what I bargained for.
00:54:03.000And so, you know me, I'm an idealist when it comes to this country.
00:54:08.000I think it can be saved with the right candidates, with the right message and the ability to articulate and willingness to go to the places where you need to build bridges, you know?
00:54:20.000And that's what we're trying to do in Pennsylvania.
00:55:31.000But in the wake of in the wake of the Vietnam War, like if the government told you to eat white bread, you know, most liberals were like, no, I mean, we'd read just because the government told you.
00:55:40.000But somewhere somewhere along the way, There's been a shift on the left from the sort of classical liberalism and tolerance and diverse set of ideals to believing everything the government says hook, line, and sinker with no critical thinking.
00:56:00.000So even now when Fauci is like, you can take off your mask if you're vaccinated, they're like, no, no, because then people will think I'm a conservative.
00:56:07.000Well, who cares what is it that their whole identity is built upon hating somebody?
00:56:49.000So a lot of people I knew from Occupy Wall Street, the Antifa far leftists, they're cheering for major pharmaceutical companies.
00:56:56.000They're cheering for the FBI and the government.
00:56:58.000And I'm like, I see their posts, and I'm not kidding, like Antifa types saying like, yay, FBI, you go get Giuliani, and I'm like, I'm glad to see that you've reformed your ways and you're pro-federal government.
00:57:09.000And they're like, well, I mean, it's different now, because they're going after people I like, and I'm like, yeah, so you like the FBI, right?
00:57:31.000Ten years ago, they were like, Monsanto, bad.
00:57:32.000These big pharmaceutical companies are evil.
00:57:34.000Now they're like, yay, which team are you on?
00:57:38.000Um, you know, yeah, I think that's why the Republican Party, they've got a tremendous opportunity, right?
00:57:48.000I just, I think that, you know, gosh, President Trump, he brought about a massive shift in the Republican Party, especially in Pennsylvania, right?
00:57:59.000Where And in the span of four years, the Republican Party has become less the part.
00:58:05.000I mean, in fact, probably not at all at this point, the party of large corporations to the party of the working man and woman like the shift is like unbelievable.
00:58:53.000People with college degrees make substantially more than people without it, and those people are demanding the poor pay their bills for them.
01:00:00.000I mean, Jim Banks had a memo, if you've seen Jim Banks's memo, the working class memo, and basically it is, Congressman Banks is, I think he's great, but he's got a memo out there about the path forward for the Republican Party, and it's like a two-page plan of what the Republican Party needs to do to be successful.
01:00:20.000It's awesome, and we should totally embrace it.
01:00:23.000You should Google it right now and have a look at it, but it's something that we should definitely... Look, it's showing up for the people... Here's what you do.
01:00:31.000You just write down what Ron DeSantis does.
01:01:22.000Their social media bill, apparently, is much, much better.
01:01:26.000And we need to see more red states start having this aggressive legislation to go after these companies and these things.
01:01:35.000Because I'll tell you, Florida has this bill that's, that's, I believe, I believe Santa's may have already signed it or he's about to sign it, which gives protections to individuals, companies, news organizations, and politicians when it comes to censorship.
01:01:47.000However, Facebook, as Ian points out, could be like, then we're cutting off Florida.
01:01:51.000And if you have a Florida IP, you can't access the service anymore.
01:01:54.000Then what happens in West Virginia, Tennessee, Texas, Arkansas, Mississippi, Georgia, they all start lining up with the exact same legislation.
01:02:00.000Okay, then Facebook only exists in New York and California.
01:02:04.000that would destroy the company. So they would say, okay, fine, you win. We'll stop censoring
01:02:08.000conservatives. You know, one of the biggest problems that I have with politics right now
01:02:13.000is that I mentioned conservatives. Many Republicans seem to be more concerned about
01:02:17.000the opinion of the New York times than their constituents.
01:02:19.000Like they're more worried than your time. They'll say about them than their own
01:02:22.000constituents. Yeah. You, you look at what the media says and they lie every single day.
01:02:27.000They say, there is no bias against conservatives.
01:02:29.000And I'm like, but you're the one, it was Gizmodo that broke the first story, one of the first, that Facebook was censoring conservative news outlets.
01:02:37.000Now they changed their tune because they realized it's a good thing.
01:02:41.000These journalists who first reported it were like, oh, look what I found.
01:02:43.000Then they were like, no, no, no, no, no, no.
01:02:44.000We like that they're censoring these ideas because then people can't have them.
01:02:48.000If they don't share the ideas, they won't know.
01:03:27.000I would also say that I think it's very, the states that do the best have a great communication between their federal office holders, the governor, and the state legislatures, right?
01:03:39.000So I think yes, yes, I think a governor can have an unbelievable power if he's got a legislature that's willing to work with him.
01:03:46.000They can get a lot of things done and bring about profound positive change in people's lives.
01:03:51.000I think you take that to the next level, where you've got a governor that's communicating seamlessly with, like, a senator or congressman or women, and everything is working like a smoothly oiled machine.
01:04:05.000And that's really what we're trying to do in Pennsylvania with regards to uniting the Republican Party, both in Washington, D.C., as a candidate for Senate, as a liaison to the federal government, But also working hand in glove with those state representatives who are boots on the ground in their communities every day and making sure our messaging is on point, our organizing is on point, our fundraising is on point, and we're advocating for policies that are the best for all of Pennsylvania at every level, right?
01:04:33.000I'm concerned that just the fragmentation of the U.S.
01:04:37.000You know, when you look at these cities, they got rising crime, they have ongoing riots, and they just, for whatever reason, you get more far leftists in.
01:04:45.000And then I can only imagine that in the red areas, people are separating each other, you know?
01:04:49.000Like, how many people have moved to Texas recently?
01:04:52.000Tons of personalities that are conservative are fleeing to Texas.
01:04:55.000So Texas is going to become increasingly more red, the blue areas will become increasingly more blue, and then there's going to be no real overlap.
01:05:16.000People are leaving states where they voted in Democrat Democrat leadership for 30 years and then going and essentially voting the same way in Texas.
01:05:24.000And I don't think Texas is going to is going to turn blue, but people always talk about it.
01:05:28.000I think now it won't because people who are fleeing to Texas are conservative or at least opposed to the Democrats.
01:05:34.000They saw a huge rise in homeless in Austin recently.
01:05:38.000I mean, it might just be everywhere in all these metropolitan cities.
01:05:41.000Evictions are starting up, I think, in two months because the moratorium was ended.
01:06:00.000There's a video rumor going around that the U.S.
01:06:02.000government is threatening subsidies of farmers.
01:06:05.000So there's a thing, I think it's called fallowing, where they're basically paid not to grow food.
01:06:10.000And so there's a concern right now that because of the shortages and everything's happening and how the tax subsidies work, that we're like eight months out from some serious food shortages.
01:06:33.000I'm not saying anybody wants to do it.
01:06:35.000But why would the federal government want to do it?
01:06:37.000The system by which we have subsidies for farmers has created a circumstance based on everything that's happened, which is contributing to the probability of more... So there's already food shortages.
01:06:48.000I guess you're not seeing it in national news, but if you look at these local news outlets, they're talking about food shortages.
01:06:54.000Now there's rumors that the supply chain disruption, the rising fuel costs have made everything substantially harder.
01:07:01.000Workers are displaced because of the pandemic.
01:07:17.000And no, in fact, it's the supply logistics chain is real, right?
01:07:24.000And you look at the look, look at the cost of food and how much people are paying for certain things.
01:07:29.000It's it's it is absolutely concerning.
01:07:32.000And my fear, is that, you know, because I mean, we're seeing inflation
01:07:36.000now, you know, I think I think that I think the federal government like they're not going to hard
01:07:41.000default on on our on our debt, right? I do think they're going to print their way our debt
01:07:45.000and deficit issues are the biggest, the greatest leadership challenge that my generation of
01:07:48.000leaders are going to face, right? It's a big deal. We've got to figure out what to do
01:07:52.000with our debt and deficit. But, you know, we're not going to hard default on our debt.
01:07:56.000But I do think what the plan is, is a soft default, which is to purposefully inflate our currency so that the value of our debt is worth less.
01:08:07.000And I think that's what you're seeing right now.
01:08:09.000And I think that's what you're talking to right now.
01:08:11.000And my fear is that we are on the brink of now.
01:08:14.000I mean, we're on the brink of what could be a recession, I think, a year from now, you know, and and hopefully,
01:08:26.000hopefully we can pull ourselves out of it.
01:08:28.000But like, we really have to start advocating for growth economic policies like right away.
01:09:15.000We just spent an entire week going all across the state talking to business owners from Erie down to South Philly and they've all had that problem.
01:09:26.000And nobody wants to work when you're getting paid more not to work?
01:09:29.000Yeah, and you're right, like they're having issues both in shipping and logistics and food processing and finding truck drivers and the cost of fuel has made it more difficult on truck drivers to get from point A to point B. I mean, there are issues at every level.
01:09:42.000I mean, again, I think it can be saved, but it's going to take leadership and focus and Clear communication, clear honest communication with the American people, which, you know, is not Joe Biden's strong suit.
01:09:59.000So, you know, look, that's that's why it's so important.
01:10:02.000That's why it's so important to win in 2022.
01:10:04.000That's why the slogan is win Pennsylvania, save America.
01:10:07.000I wanna bring up a story we have here, this is really cool.
01:10:11.000So I saw this story over at Daily Mail. It's body cam captures moment cops
01:10:15.000single-handedly lifts overturned car off Virginia mother thrown outside vehicle
01:10:21.000after crash. And first of all I was like dude that is cool.
01:10:24.000A cop to save a woman lifted the vehicle by himself.
01:10:39.000I was just sitting here thinking the same thing.
01:10:41.000It's, you know, you got all of this anti-police rhetoric every single day, which is, of course, why you're seeing violent crime rise in a city like Philadelphia.
01:10:52.000You talk about removing a cop's qualified immunity.
01:10:55.000Give your viewers an example of what that means.
01:10:58.000As a soldier on the battlefield, you've got protection in that regard, too.
01:11:01.000So, in other words, if one of my soldiers gets injured, I run out and I try to render first aid.
01:11:06.000Maybe they've got a sucking chest wound, and we save their life, put them on a helicopter, get them back to the States, and maybe they have an issue with their lungs.
01:11:34.000Well, the cop, what it means for the cop is that, you know, if a cop is out there like just trying to do their job and they can be sued by, they can be sued by anybody for doing anything.
01:11:46.000So it's like defunding, you're 100% right.
01:11:48.000It's like defunding the police without actually Def right there. All right. It's all a ready to be. Yes
01:11:53.000I think that that was a challenge because I'm not entirely sure
01:11:55.000You know how you deal with it just not being able to sue maybe there should be a higher burden or something
01:12:01.000Because when we had I think Chauvin they said he had you know
01:12:04.000Like 19 complaints or something out of 18 years and I'm like actually sounds pretty good
01:12:08.000You'd think a cop is like I'm writing a ticket. I'm gonna complain about you
01:12:11.000It's like, everyone's gonna complain, nobody wants to get pulled over, nobody wants to get arrested.
01:12:14.000The point, the point, what we're talking about though, is like, to your point, is like, all we hear is the negative.
01:12:20.000But cops, they are out there every single day putting it all on the line, doing good things for people, and this story is just one example of it.
01:12:28.000It's a cool story, let me show a little bit.
01:12:30.000So this is a vehicle flipped over and the officer was able to lift it up to save the individual.
01:12:36.000I mean, I'll just give you the bullet points here.
01:12:38.000They say, Gloucester County Sheriff Deputy John Holt rescued the woman when she had been trapped under the sunroof of the car after it wrecked on May 7th.
01:12:46.000Her young son is heard desperately crying out, Mommy, Mommy, before the deputy was able to rescue her.
01:12:50.000The incredible video has since gone viral after being shared on Tuesday by the sheriff's office with more than 84,000 views on Facebook.
01:13:07.000They say he recently received a local and regional Top Cop award for saving a disabled young girl and a woman from a burning home last March.
01:13:15.000But I still see this and I'm like, I've heard these stories about how people can muster up inhuman strength because humans are actually much stronger than we are on a daily basis.
01:13:26.000There's, I don't know exactly how it works, but I read there's like a limiter that humans only exert around 20% of their actual muscular capacity.
01:13:38.000You've got to fact check me on this one.
01:13:40.000But it's something like, there's a limit to how much strength we can use unless we get our adrenaline pumping and it's a live or die moment because your muscles start destroying themselves when you exert too much.
01:13:50.000But you hear these stories about a mother and she's able to, like, Pull her daughter up like hanging from with one arm and lift them up and then pull herself up to save a child or like lift a vehicle.
01:14:22.000There's a video of a guy who's on the ground with his hands behind his back, the cop's cuffing him, and a cop runs up and just punts his head.
01:14:27.000And I'm like, now why would that cop do that?
01:14:30.000More importantly, I've seen this video a thousand times.
01:14:45.000I see this video on Reddit, it's got a million views.
01:14:47.000In a week, it'll have a million views again.
01:14:48.000In a month, it'll have a million views again because they keep sharing the same things over and over and over again.
01:14:51.000The social media companies and search engines control what you see, and when you control the flow of information, you control what people think in certain regards.
01:15:03.000I mean, look, you look at the algorithms and what they've produced over the past 10 years, it sounds like Jack Dorsey and Mark Zuckerberg purposefully want to destroy this country.
01:16:06.000But because of social media, because they weaponize this stuff, everyone goes insane.
01:16:11.000And don't get me wrong, it goes the other direction, too.
01:16:13.000What you see on the left today is, I think social media has helped form the culture war into factions of people who blindly just believe whatever the media says, no matter what, and the people who, for the most part, distrust the media, with a decent portion who distrust no matter what the media says, they'll distrust them.
01:16:32.000So you end up with people who believe the earth is flat, Well, people believe in God.
01:16:36.000these weird conspiracy theories about lizard people because they go online and they can
01:17:03.000The issue is, if you don't talk about theism and like religious text and doctrine, I'm not talking about that.
01:17:08.000So I'm talking about people, you could literally climb a tower and measure the shadows and calculate the circumference of the planet like that dude Eratosthenes did in 1 BC.
01:17:18.000Because you can disprove the earth is flat, it's different than God.
01:18:18.000And then people just blindly follow and march off cliffs like lemmings.
01:18:21.000Well, and it's not just social media, right?
01:18:25.000Like much of the sort of propaganda that is pushed on people on social media is also taught in schools.
01:18:32.000And so we're teaching our kids from a very young age in our public schools, like critical race theory, for example, that, you know, teaches kids to Dislike each other or think about each other based on the color of their skin.
01:19:30.000This team is only as fast as its slowest person.
01:19:33.000We're all going to make our bed the same way.
01:19:34.000Our lockers are all going to be the same way because what they're doing there is creating, they're whittling down the individual identity and they're creating a collective, right?
01:19:42.000And that, and look past our differences, work together to fit, but that, but that, that, that is sounds a bit like what the critical theorists do.
01:19:49.000But see, the difference is that the focus in critical race theory is only on our differences.
01:20:34.000Then they'll come back with their, you know, whatever communism, socialism.
01:20:38.000We were always taught growing up that the reason why America was such a wonderful player, part of the reason, was that we have people from all over the world that come here to live the American dream, be free, give a good life to their kids.
01:21:03.000Critical theory is trying to re-emulsify the differences.
01:21:07.000Whereas we used to believe that you throw everybody in the melting pot and you get a nice fondue with a bunch of different flavors, they're actually trying to reverse entropy to get the pepper jack back out of the fondue.
01:21:17.000Did you just compare America and the American people to fondue?
01:24:50.000It's basically, in communist China, companies have to have the communist party member.
01:24:57.000In the United States, they're just getting these companies to create an ideological, dogmatic job that makes no sense other than to indoctrinate the employees.
01:25:07.000What I'll say is that, you know, specifically in the context of the military, because I've been speaking out about this, but diversity is a good thing.
01:25:16.000Like in my platoon, we were very diverse.
01:25:18.000And because we were very diverse, we had a multitude of ideas that were brought to the table all the time.
01:25:22.000But you have to take diversity I don't want to say it's meaningless, but you have to have unity beyond the diversity in order for it all to work, right?
01:25:34.000Yeah, I think diversity is a result of empowering individuals with opportunity.
01:25:41.000I mean, if you force superficial diversity, you're going to end up with homogeneity.
01:25:46.000homogeneity that's it yeah and that's what we're seeing that's why they call it critical race theory it's got a term that well it's critical critical theory so one of the other mistakes people make is they say critical race theory and they cut out the rest of it it's like no it's critical theory in general yeah there's this critical gender theory there's critical literature and i Of course!
01:28:07.000So they ended up... I can't remember what word it was, but dictionary.com created a definition of a word that included its own word in its definition, which becomes recursive.
01:28:16.000So it just basically you can't define a word by itself, but they did anyway because it's wokeness.
01:28:23.000Like we're offloading the responsibility of creating the definition of words to corporations and individuals that have political leanings that own the corporations.
01:28:48.000Well, I mean, or or just conservatives in general are on the defensives.
01:28:51.000And to your point, right, never going on one of the one of the number one things.
01:28:57.000And this is reflected in polling, right, that that conservative or Republican voters want in a candidate is someone who's willing to fight and not back down.
01:30:28.000But you get a rifle and a handgun and a box of ammo for each.
01:30:31.000You'll fill out a form, you know, basic questions, gun safety.
01:30:35.000Then they'll take you to the range, you'll do your standard shooting test, and then they'll hand you your two weapons and say, have a nice day, sir.
01:30:42.000The Republicans don't do things like that, and I get it.
01:30:44.000They're like, we don't want more government to do these things.
01:30:46.000Well, if the only thing the Republicans are ever going to do is say, no, wait, don't, then the Democrats will keep winning because the Democrats are offering things to people.
01:30:58.000So when Republicans say, I want low taxes and a strong economy, but you have to be able to as a candidate to explain to people why that matters in their life.
01:32:55.000Every local community is different, and every local community is uniquely equipped to handle the education needs of their communities and their children, right?
01:33:03.000So I would start at the Department of Education, then I'd move to the IRS, and I would just continue down the line.
01:33:09.000Department of Education, I agree with.
01:33:33.000The banning of private healthcare I think is insane.
01:33:35.000If you want private healthcare, you can have it.
01:33:36.000I think a lot of these companies are bad and they suck, but hey, it's your choice, right?
01:33:39.000So that's why I've been like, eh, public option, how about that?
01:33:42.000You want the government to do it, you can pay for that.
01:33:43.000If you want the private company to do it, you pay for that.
01:33:45.000Most of these companies, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, most countries do not abolish private health insurance.
01:33:51.000Bernie Sanders is extremely radical on this.
01:33:54.000So I'm like, OK, what's what's the what's one of the most radical things a Republican could do in terms of limiting government and giving back people their rights is repealing laws.
01:34:01.000Just start repealing these ridiculous laws.
01:34:30.000So if the goal is to get people to not do drugs, we need to do something radically different.
01:34:34.000Now, I would not immediately do a dramatic policy and just get rid of all the schedules, because you don't want to flip the boat over because you've got a problem with the boat.
01:34:44.000You want to go through it and take notes of things and come up with a plan.
01:34:50.000And a lot of what we see from the left is like, Overhaul the system now, and you're like, I'd rather not burn it down because we're upset with it.
01:34:56.000We might have to take our time, and it might be boring, and it might suck, but let's chill a little bit.
01:35:01.000But I'm very much opposed to the war on drugs.
01:35:04.000I think the Constitution needs to be reaffirmed dramatically.
01:35:10.000Like, the rights of the Constitution need to be... We need to sort through that.
01:35:14.000Someone asked me a question today, like, if you win, what's the criteria you're going to look at when confirming judges, right?
01:35:24.000If you're voting to confirm a justice on the Supreme Court.
01:35:27.000And to me it's, well, for one, let's make sure that whoever that person is Exactly.
01:35:33.000adheres to the Constitution and believes it as it's written.
01:36:42.000Gun rights, I think, Republicans would overwhelmingly just outright favor.
01:36:46.000If I said, I want to repeal the overwhelming majority of federal gun laws, and I want to establish, like, strict rights for what it means to keep and bear arms, codified, you can, you know, like, legal concealed carry across the board, I guess you run into a problem with states' rights and that, but get rid of the federal laws at least.
01:37:05.000And then what happens is, I just say like a whole bunch of things where I'm like, here's what needs to happen.
01:37:08.000I think there's a case to be made for a federal carry law.
01:37:12.000But the states have a right to control themselves.
01:37:15.000Of course, to control their own gun laws.
01:37:19.000And then if they violate the rights, it doesn't make a difference.
01:37:21.000I do support a constitutional carry provision.
01:37:25.000I do think there's some wisdom in being able to carry across state lines and not be thrown in jail for it, I think.
01:37:40.000I just think it's problematic that, you know, the ATF can, like, shoot a lady and kill her kid and burn down a house with a bunch of kids in it, you know what I mean?
01:37:47.000And then they celebrate this every year on Twitter.
01:38:03.000I'm like, OK, well, let's let's get the conversation going.
01:38:05.000What if when you cross state borders, you got a text that showed you that sent you a link to all the laws that are different between this state and the state that you just came from?
01:38:16.000Because people don't know the difference in the laws.
01:38:45.000I'm sorry, good sir, with the first of which I can't read your name because YouTube has blocked it, but they said, hey, Tim and gang, thoughts on YouTubers running for office?
01:38:52.000Many say they feel they're making more of a difference with what they do, but they have the support to get elected in a way others don't.
01:40:14.000So Rorschach, the character, says that the people deserve to know the truth because it was a false flag attack that unified, you know, the United States.
01:40:21.000I think that people have a right to know.
01:40:22.000I don't think, you know, you get like the New York Times saying, don't tell people about the gas shortage because they'll panic.
01:40:28.000My attitude is that people have a right to know what's happening.
01:40:30.000Well, that was sort of like Dr. Fauci early on in the pandemic saying, don't wear masks, right?
01:42:55.000And so what I want to do, and I don't know how we'll do it, I want to create a system where every $50 that comes in in Super Chats, it causes a cricket dispenser to drop some crickets.
01:43:41.000And so we're going to, we're going to, we're going to explain the names and like, and then there's going to be drama and it's going to be, you know, you'll see them fighting.
01:43:52.000We're going to do like a bachelor thing because we're going to get a rooster and then it's going to be like, which one will the rooster choose?
01:44:34.000What if we created a 3D printed harness and we attached enough balloons to it to reduce the weight of a chicken so that it can fly properly?
01:47:18.000I guarantee you that cat is gonna look terrified.
01:47:21.000There's gonna be a pigeon or something, and it's gonna be up on like the deck, and Bucko's gonna walk up to it, and it's gonna jump over to the other deck, and then it's gonna be like, I'm alright, and it's just gonna fly across, and it's gonna be like, WHAT IS HAPPENING?!
01:47:52.000Chicken City is going to start up as people are going to watch a live stream of chickens.
01:47:58.000And then what we're going to do is I'm trying to hire a composer to make me like beats.
01:48:02.000And then eventually we'll create a channel.
01:48:04.000We'll create a stream that's lo-fi hip hop beats to watch Chicken City to.
01:48:08.000So now when people are like studying or whatever, there's like chickens.
01:48:11.000Do you know what Chicken City reminds me of?
01:48:13.000It reminds me, remember, remember when, when the left bought for that fake, the left, left media bought the fake story that President Trump did nothing but watch Gorilla TV?
01:49:47.000All right, Juan Martinez says, Hi Tim, following your lead in making culture, please check my first children's book, Tickled by the Travel Bug on Kickstarter.
01:52:26.000So these people that want to change all these things are getting a pass from the media, and the people that are like, yo, the system's not as busted as it seems are getting kind of steamrolled, it seems.
01:52:35.000But just change for the sake of change is not the right way to go.
01:52:37.000You gotta know what you're doing and have a plan that's sustainable.
01:52:40.000We shouldn't just burn it down because we're upset with some things?
01:53:47.000And they use schools, they use hospitals, and they use buildings that are co-located with the media because they know that American media will freak out if, God forbid, you know, one of those targets gets hit.
01:54:30.000There's no more hellish way to live than wondering if a rocket is going to land on your head at any moment, whether you're asleep, or you're going to the bathroom, or you're eating.
01:54:37.000It's a horrible way to live, and we're trained to deal with it.
01:54:40.000There are young kids living in Israel right now of all walks of life that have to live like that.
01:54:47.000Can you imagine how that lifestyle affects those little ones?
01:57:18.000Yeti Dude says, Where are the politicians that respect the Constitution and the law of the land and restore the freedom of the people of these United States?
01:58:23.000We just said YouTube just jumped on us.
01:58:26.000Remote CFO says, In my honest opinion, YouTubers that claim they can make more of a difference on YouTube rather than office is just a cop out.
01:58:32.000Tim, I love you, my Korean brother, but your country needs you.
02:00:27.000No, but there are some things where it's like... So, for instance, in my... For me, I was driving back from Colorado Springs for Carson, and they had suspended my license without telling me because there was no way they could have and no way for me to know, and I got in trouble for it.
02:01:20.000Like, if someone, if a cop goes down the street and tickets a bunch of cars, and then some, like, random person comes up and then takes all the tickets off all the cars.
02:02:08.000I would say if going to college is something you have your heart set on, if it's something like STEM, just so you know, vaccinations have always been required by all different kinds of schools for polio, MMR, and all that stuff.
02:02:19.000Yeah, so it's not really new, and I'm not surprised by this as such.
02:02:31.000I certainly don't think it's, you know, I was raised, you know, in our generation, it's like, oh, you gotta go to school, you gotta go to school.
02:02:38.000I got my undergrad, I got my master's, don't do anything with it.
02:02:42.000But I think in today's day and age, you know, It's hard, you know, it's hard to find a plumber.
02:02:49.000It's hard to find carboners It's hard to find people that have actual trades and and those people when they get jobs like they're making 80 90 100 bucks an hour, you know And there are so many jobs available and so I think learning a trade moving forward a manufacturing trade is something that's just It's really important right now.
02:03:10.000Was your experience as an undergrad and you said you got your master's too?
02:04:42.000And then I just disperse the coins, you know, by some metric or whatever.
02:04:46.000And then... Or people can start proof of staking to generate coins or something.
02:04:51.000And then once the coin is worth a penny, I have, you know, $1,000 or whatever.
02:04:56.000So people will make a token with 450 million total capacity or something, and then it's money.
02:05:04.000Or they'll buy like a million tokens and then super chat for 50 bucks, like, hey, this token, hope that it goes up 50% and they make half a million dollars.
02:05:11.000Which is basically just like scamming people.
02:05:55.000Gavin McDougal says hedge funds are liquidating assets, including crypto, in anticipation of having to pay out on AMC, not because Elon talks crap.
02:06:04.000Yeah, the big squeeze, everyone's excited, is claiming it's going to be a big hedge fund squeeze.
02:06:10.000And Bill Gates is panicking, and there's a bunch of conspiracy theories. I don't know what's going to happen.
02:07:09.000Sean gives me a lot of hope for kind of the GOP in general, so it's really nice to hear these more sane, reasonable approaches, and I'm really hoping that you're the guy who gets in and fights like heck to make good things happen.
02:07:20.000Well, me too, because I love this country, and it's worth fighting for, and it's worth defending.