In this episode, we talk about the arrest of independent journalist Millie Weaver, the Kamala Harris birtherism, the bread riots in Chicago, and much more. We also talk about a skateboarding incident involving a book and a skateboarder.
00:01:13.000I don't I'm not super familiar with Millie Weaver, but I know many people are.
00:01:19.000And this story has been getting, and is a viral video.
00:01:23.000This is a woman who was producing a documentary, and the police showed up to her house, and my understanding so far is that her and her husband have been arrested on burglary charges.
00:01:34.000The reason this is causing, you know, it's spreading around online, I guess it's because she was about to release a documentary, and they're alleging something having to do with you know, secret documents or something. So I think a lot
00:01:46.000of people are concerned that someone's trying to silence her. But I'll be completely
00:01:49.000honest, I have—there's no news here.
00:01:51.000In the—I mean, it's news that she's arrested. What I mean is there's no updates, we have no
00:01:56.000information. All we know is right now there's a, you know, 50,000 or so tweets going around,
00:02:02.000which should be trending. It's not trending. And it's about Millie Weaver being arrested. So
00:02:08.000I'm not super familiar with who she is. But just so you know, you know, that's—I don't know,
00:02:13.000I don't know, some people were asking about it.
00:02:15.000But other than that, I'm hanging out with Lydia tonight.
00:02:37.000There's some funny circumstances pertaining to a bookstore that thought they were supporting diversity and inclusion, when in fact they were putting up a satirical book by Tectonia McGrath.
00:02:47.000But we got some bigger news pertaining to just, I don't know, crazy election stuff.
00:02:52.000The Kamala Harris birtherism, which is just... I don't know, man.
00:02:56.000There's some famous lawyer, I guess, who wrote that Kamala Harris isn't really a citizen, or at least he entertained the possibility.
00:03:04.000And now Newsweek, because this is published by the mainstream media, has put out multiple editorial notes saying, we're sorry, we didn't mean to stoke racist xenophobia, blah, blah, blah.
00:03:16.000I don't know, they published this story, and it's... I think these things are a bit ridiculous, but it's a really... I mean, this guy who wrote this, he's qualified, right?
00:03:26.000So we've got some updates in regards to this, and we'll also talk about... I know, I know.
00:03:38.000Yeah, there's people writing about the possibility that food shortages will start hitting now.
00:03:43.000And it feels like with the mass evictions, the potential for mass evictions, and just the general economic crisis, at a certain point, I'm wondering, you know, how much of this, like, why haven't we restarted the economy?
00:03:57.000Why are we still, why are they arresting people?
00:03:59.000And now you've got The Week, which has written, are bread riots coming?
00:04:03.000I don't know about bread riots, but the riots we saw in Chicago, where people went around looting everything, Which I believe had nothing to do with food.
00:04:09.000The Black Lives Matter activists came out and then later said, well, you know, they need to eat, so I don't care what they do, you know, it's reparations.
00:04:16.000And we saw Ocasio-Cortez in the past say that the spike in murder in New York was about bread.
00:04:25.000And so now people have made it a big joke that, you know, she's telling people they need bread and all that stuff.
00:05:32.000The essay by John Eastman was intended to explore a minority legal argument about the definition of who is a natural born citizen in the United States.
00:05:40.000But to many readers, the essay inevitably conveyed the ugly message that Senator Kamala Harris, a woman of color and the child of immigrants, was somehow not truly American.
00:06:54.000Trump was asked by a reporter about the Newsweek article, and they used a disparaging term for somebody who was born to immigrant parents, who was ineligible to run for president.
00:07:02.000The president praised the author of a Newsweek analysis that was widely slammed as racist birtherism, much like the racist birtherism Trump pushed against former President Barack Obama.
00:07:57.000I am going to play this clip after it refreshes so you can hear what Trump actually said.
00:08:02.000Mr. President, the first one on domestic policy, third claim.
00:08:05.000Can't understand a word you're saying.
00:08:06.000There are claims circulating in social media that Kamala Harris is not eligible to be, to run for vice president because she was an anchor baby, I quote.
00:08:15.000Do you, or can you definitively say whether or not Kamala Harris is eligible, meets the legal requirements to run as vice president?
00:08:23.000So I just heard that, I heard it today.
00:09:03.000So I kind of had a bone to pick with this lady's question, because it literally sounds to me like she was scrolling Facebook, and she saw a question that said something disparaging about Kamala Harris, and she's like, oh, you know what I bet I could do with this?
00:09:30.000It feels like it's just getting, I guess, crazier and crazier every day, and it's probably having to do with the fact that the election is getting closer and closer.
00:09:39.000We saw that... Well, let me show you this, and some of you probably have already seen this, because I do talk about a lot of stuff earlier.
00:09:46.000The New York Times published this, and I thought it was absolutely hilarious, but it's also kind of just mind-breaking at a certain point.
00:09:54.000They actually called Donald Trump, they called it the Drumpf administration.
00:09:58.000They actually put Drumpf in a New York Times article.
00:10:01.000And it just says to me that I don't even know how to figure, like, look, when I do news stories, like the things I do all day, I'm using these sources to determine what's happening.
00:10:29.000The failings of Raw Story, they don't handle the difference between news and opinion responsibly, and they don't label their advertising.
00:10:36.000So I use NewsGuard because it's a check on my bias for all of my sources, for the stories that I use.
00:10:42.000But if I have to go to these stories and they're going to tell me it's legit, and then I'm going to go to The Daily Wire, for instance, and they say that The Daily Wire is fake news, it gets a red exclamation point.
00:10:55.000Yeah, because they disagree with them.
00:10:56.000It doesn't even matter, but Media Matters gets a green checkmark.
00:11:17.000Trump didn't push anything, it's literally made up.
00:11:20.000And his name isn't Drumpf, I'm just, at a certain point, You know, if I have to look at news, and I'm trying to make an assessment about, you know, what I can report to people every day when I do stories, and it's just, you know, I look at Vox, for instance, they're certified, I look at the New York Times, I look at all these sources, and I have to assume they're true, but then all that's really happening is that I'm assuming certain stories are true.
00:11:46.000And then I have to, what, find the stories that aren't true?
00:11:49.000To be fair, they linked to the tweet from the video, and there's nothing in it.
00:11:55.000But no one's ever gonna click that, because all you do is read the headline, right?
00:11:59.000Sometimes you read the opinion, sometimes you're like, oh my gosh, this is exactly what I expected from him, and my confirmation, my bias has been confirmed, and I'm just gonna go with what I think.
00:12:39.000Unless they can't find out who did it.
00:12:41.000Somebody, so they wrote this article and it said the Trump administration initially and then somebody went in and changed it to the Drumpf administration and I quickly archived it.
00:13:22.000And then what happens is you get people on the left who will choose a source, and they'll say it's legit, and they'll say this story is right.
00:13:29.000And then when you get right-wing sources, like I think a really good example of what's broken about media, even with sources like NewsGuard, is that they'll say the Daily Wire, for instance, which is Ben Shapiro's outlet, is factually incorrect.
00:14:01.000So I like NewsGuard, and I'm glad they do what they do, but I don't understand why they don't pay a little more attention to the actual sources.
00:14:11.000What's interesting is there was recently... Wikipedia, I guess, now determines that Fox News is no longer a reliable source.
00:14:21.000Um, because Fox News too often is out of line with the rest of news.
00:14:26.000And this is something they note on, like, CNN's reliable sources, and they use that as an excuse to claim, if you're not walking in lockstep with the rest of the media, then you're fake news.
00:14:36.000I wonder if Newsweek will acquire Wikipedia's marked disapproval after this.
00:14:45.000Not only- Like a patchwork at this point.
00:14:47.000They've published another op-ed, like they published another op-ed noting how it was a mistake.
00:14:53.000They edited it to say, hey, check out this opinion piece where we're apologizing for writing a birtherism story, and then they actually go on to write another editorial note, which is basically apologizing once again.
00:15:11.000And it's just like, you know, right now there is this crazy conspiracy theory going around going on on the left that I think perfectly exemplifies one of the big problems that we have.
00:15:22.000It's they believe that mailboxes are being stolen by Trump supporters or by Trump himself.
00:15:29.000That they're intentionally sending out trucks to snatch up mailboxes so that people can't mail and vote.
00:15:33.000They're arguing that, you know, Jamie Lee Curtis tweeted that post office trucks literally being stolen by Trump supporters.
00:15:40.000And the media never does anything about this.
00:15:43.000But I'll be banned on YouTube for talking about something, you know.
00:18:41.000They did it, and, you know, if they put out fake news, like with Covington, it took an extreme amount of energy to finally get all these outlets to actually correct, and when they started correcting, they didn't actually do an initial full correction.
00:18:57.000When the Covington stuff happened, I'm like, I don't care about this.
00:19:02.000For those that don't know, this is the story where the kids were standing on the Lincoln Memorial stairs and the Native American guy came up.
00:19:10.000And I just ignored it because it didn't make sense to me.
00:19:12.000I was like, I don't understand why this matters to everybody.
00:19:36.000He was also saying like, hey, this narrative is not true.
00:19:39.000And the media company's initial response was like they waited two days before finally coming out and saying, oh, it's a little different than we thought.
00:19:49.000And then two days later, and two days later, and then finally they were like, it turns out new camera angles reveal.
00:19:55.000How was it that these reporters knew less than random people on Twitter?
00:20:02.000And how is it that they get away with, you know, running narrative all the time?
00:20:09.000At what point do conservatives stop paying attention to what they're saying and then just roll with their own narratives?
00:20:16.000And not even conservatives, but moderates or anybody else.
00:20:21.000I mean, if the National Review or, you know, whatever published a story, and I think a lot of people, a lot of Trump supporters don't like the National Review, but they need to do their own journalism.
00:20:31.000I mean, I think real clear politics is right-leaning.
00:20:34.000They're probably not right-leaning, but they're more likely to give a right perspective on some op-eds.
00:20:41.000Yeah, I think all sides gives them like a center balance, right?
00:20:44.000Let me hold up this white thing and see if this works.
00:21:02.000I think just in general, you've got all of this political stuff that's going on, and to be a little more personal, To deal with 16 hours of work per day, to deal with the frustrations of literally everything, and then, you know, we get the white balance breaks and a camera.
00:21:23.000And I'm just like, dude, we are sitting, you know, a couple months away from this election.
00:21:30.000Every day, the media is just another fake, just completely fake BS.
00:21:38.000You know, the story about Kamala, Trump did it, whatever.
00:21:41.000And now Hillary is... It is amusing to me how quickly... I'm almost reticent to show my face again because it's so red.
00:22:00.000In comparison to the Covington thing where it was two days later and then two more days later and slowly the truth is kind of squeezed out of them.
00:22:08.000This, because it goes contrary to the narrative, they're fixing it in real time.
00:22:12.000It's kind of interesting to watch that dichotomy taking place.
00:22:18.000You know, it's like you look at any major brand, and you get some stupid left-wing narrative, and that's the only thing that's ever allowed to be pushed.
00:22:28.000And the same is true on YouTube, and the same is true on Twitter and Facebook.
00:22:32.000And the way I've described it before is, I think we talked about this the other day, if you're only allowed to talk about the left perspective, then the only direction you can go is to the left.
00:23:23.000And you have Dr. Harvey Risch of Yale, MD, PhD, writing op-ed after op-ed about how he thinks it is helpful, about how we can use it to end this crisis.
00:23:37.000You've got articles coming out about the low death rate, the deaths going down, but the only thing you're allowed to talk about is that it's getting worse, period.
00:23:47.000Even though most people don't see it, You know, you look at the polling for Republicans.
00:23:53.000They almost exclusively don't care about it.
00:24:30.000If the media doesn't allow conversations like the Newsweek one, and they have to panic because they're terrified of this activist group of people, we're screwed, man.
00:24:45.000We're talking about 30 to 40 million evictions, and if anyone steps out of line, even the president, It's just lie after lie after lie in the media.
00:24:53.000The only thing you're allowed to do, I mean, I'll tell you what, if I came out and made a video where I pushed the most unhinged and insane far-left conspiracy about COVID saying it was worse and the end is coming and it's Trump's fault, I'd be fine.
00:25:08.000I could read one article talking about hydroxychloroquine and then they shut it down, they ban you, and there have been YouTubers already banned.
00:25:17.000It's so weird, this article, to me, because in it they talk about how desperate people are getting and how much they're struggling and how little money they have and what an issue it is for them to be stuck in, you know, COVID nightmare, COVID purgatory.
00:25:32.000And their final solution is to say that they are in need of government help.
00:26:11.000So hopefully, you know, it's not that bad and it's getting better.
00:26:16.000But you look at what's going on in New York, and it feels like sometimes they're trying their hardest to help Trump win by destroying everything.
00:26:25.000Yeah, and you kind of floated that theory before that they actually want Trump to win.
00:26:29.000And I've kind of seen that with the media, where they get this huge bump from him.
00:26:32.000So to me, that kind of makes sense that they would want to keep him in.
00:27:51.000And then we're actually seeing the key demo go up for these other channels as well.
00:27:55.000I definitely think COVID has pushed people into a, you know, like, really politically active space.
00:28:01.000Yeah, well it's definitely pushed them home and given them more free time.
00:28:04.000It's given them free time to catch up on the news and I think probably more people are following current events than were before because they have time.
00:28:47.000Yeah, so, you know, look, I'm not one to push conspiracies, but I gotta say, when the governors of these states are arresting people for opening their businesses with no scientific justification, I'm like, are you really that dumb and evil?
00:29:23.000And I'm just thinking to myself, as time goes on, there used to be arguments that I would hear about Trump, and I'd be like, that's a good point.
00:29:34.000Now the only arguments they have are so unhinged.
00:29:36.000I'm like, I don't remember the last time someone said something about Trump that was bad, that actually made a point, that made me consider Trump was bad.
00:29:43.000And that makes me think, you know, everything I've observed that I didn't really like about Trump, I observed for myself.
00:29:49.000I did not need anyone else to tell me that Trump made a mistake, that he called someone a name, that he said the wrong thing in a press conference.
00:35:47.000So I got a text message, I think yesterday, and they were like, can we count on you to make a donation to, you know, this progressive whatever?
00:35:54.000And I said straight up, I was like, absolutely not, because I'm tired of the riots and I'm tired of the lies.
00:37:18.000And I think it has a lot to do with if there is no—you have controlled opposition, essentially.
00:37:23.000Not that there's anyone at YouTube telling me what to say, but I do think it's rather interesting that certain channels seem to do okay, and certain channels don't, and certain channels get deleted.
00:37:34.000And I think there's an acceptable opposition that these companies feel safe with.
00:37:40.000I think it's mostly business-related, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was political as well.
00:37:44.000Like, they're both interests that companies have.
00:37:47.000And so it's basically like, one of the things I've talked about before is how they spin the wheel so that far-left becomes left, you know, right-wing becomes far-right, centrist becomes right-wing.
00:38:00.000And so they're okay with like, you know, a liberal like me doing content that's, you know, talking, you know, against the Democrats because they want an acceptable opposition.
00:38:10.000That almost sounds like an art of war strategy.
00:38:13.000So if you, if you have opposition, do everything in your power to kind of contain them and control them to a level that you can, you can actually like keep track of what they're saying.
00:40:21.000Yeah, we're gonna be talking to some people about how they left the left stuff like that I know yeah, exactly.
00:40:27.000It's the same thing that That comes up all the time.
00:40:31.000Yeah Yeah, but everyone has a different story, so I'm really interested to hear what this person has to say and what we can kind of figure out.
00:40:37.000And maybe it's something that they've seen in their family and friends, too.
00:41:30.000For those that aren't familiar, Andrew Doyle runs a parody Twitter account called Titanium McGrath.
00:41:36.000And when I saw this tweet, it says, lol woke, and he's quoting Bronco Bookstore, who said, We've put together a section at the Bronco Bookstore of books that focus on diversity, equity, and inclusivity.
00:41:50.000Check it out and get the conversation started.
00:41:52.000All books are also available on our website.
00:43:00.000The joke is, I guess the humorous moment, is that they created this display of actual woke books, it's time to talk and listen, lead from the outside Stacey Abrams, And they put a satirical anti-SJW book which mocks them to no end, and we get Jarvis DuPont.
00:43:21.000Jarvis DuPont is also a fake SJW on Twitter.
00:46:11.000Yeah, women in general, I remember thinking.
00:46:13.000I mean, well, they think everyone is racist, so if that's the case... Anyway, the reason why I'm showing you the absurdity of saying future generations won't exist... But that's what ends up getting propped up on... That's what they end up putting... Is this a joke?
00:46:41.000But I really, really like, and I'm going to point out, I hope, so everyone else can enjoy this with me, is the title of Stacey Arum's book, which is Lead from the Outside.
00:48:22.000And Kyle Kalinske responded, he's a progressive commentator for those that don't know, wait till the Republicans see what I say about them.
00:49:08.000What I really like about her is that she has found a way to be awful to every single demographic in different ways.
00:49:15.000It's really, I really think that's what's going to bring us together as a country to vote against Joe Biden in November.
00:49:21.000I think maybe they were like, what, what can we do to make the worst possible, like who are the worst people in the world like that we have right now?
00:50:17.000Like, there's a difference between saying, yes, police, please arrest that man who is lighting that building on fire with people inside.
00:50:23.000Or like, when the dude showed up in Tacoma with the rifle, throwing firebombs, it's like, please do not hurt these men who are staying outside this building.
00:50:30.000And please, police, and, you know, help stop this man who's throwing firebombs and shooting at people.
00:50:36.000There's a difference between that and Kamala Harris, who's like, I'm, you know, she's cackling about how homeless mothers are being locked up because their kids aren't going to school.
00:50:46.000Yep, she's joking about smoking marijuana because of her background while people that she put in jail for marijuana offenses are literally languishing in jail if they're not fighting forest fires because she thought it would be a good investment to make them work for nothing and to lengthen their sentences.
00:51:32.000But, but, I think there was that comment that one time, that one time, they're talking about Julian Assange and Hillary was reported to have said, can't we just drone this guy?
00:51:42.000And then I think their response was like, it was a joke.
00:51:54.000I like to imagine, like, Obama, he's got, like, his, he's got, he's, he's, like, in work attire, so he's got, like, a button-up shirt with his, his sleeves are rolled up.
00:52:35.000Hillary Clinton says she's ready to serve in a Biden administration, former Secretary of State, and defeated 2016 candidate, Hintz, at a return to D.C.
00:53:08.000Hillary Clinton says she's ready to serve in a Biden administration.
00:53:13.000The former 2016 Democratic presidential candidate was speaking during the 19th Represents Summit when she made the remarks.
00:53:21.000I am ready to help in any way and anyway and in any way I can because I think this will be a moment where every American, I don't care what party you are, I don't care what age, race, gender, I don't care.
00:53:33.000Every American should want to fix our country, Clinton said.
00:53:36.000So if you're asked to serve, you should certainly consider that.
00:53:41.000Clinton served alongside Joe Biden in the Obama administration as Secretary of State.
00:53:44.000Her tenure was highly criticized by Republicans who questioned her handling of the 2012 Benghazi terror attack.
00:53:51.000I'm thrilled to welcome Kamala Harris to a historic—a historic?
00:55:12.000So anyway, anyway, I'm rehashing this specifically for a reason.
00:55:16.000If there was anything that could guarantee, in my opinion, a 49 state landslide, anything, first, we have mass riots going on for like 76 days in Portland.
00:55:30.000Get this, most of you, you may know this, I know there's a lot of people who, you'll come here, you will hear me say similar things I said on my earlier segments, but a lot of people come just for the live show, so I'll tell you straight up.
00:55:42.000The state police in Oregon were dispatched Right.
00:55:45.000And when they were, the federal police officers went back in the courthouse and stayed there.
00:55:50.000And then all of a sudden the media started screaming, it's over, as soon as the feds
00:57:53.000Added on top of the pile of economic collapse, mass riots, Kamala Harris and Biden, gaffes, despotism, and then they're like, we really need to make sure Trump landslides.
00:58:32.000They'll be like a sleeping animal, and they'll put a cup on its head, and then they'll start stacking things.
00:58:38.000So when they wake up, they'll do it to people.
00:58:40.000That's what it feels like is going on.
00:58:42.000The American people were sleeping and ignoring everything.
00:58:45.000And then while they were ignoring everything, not voting, and people were stacking things on top of them, and then finally, COVID and the riots was like a Kramer door, you know, you've seen Seinfeld, right?
01:00:33.000I think that her voice is toxic and I don't know if she doesn't realize it or if she needs like a new press whatever press person to like rest the phone from her grip because that's she shouldn't be talking right now.
01:01:18.000I don't think Hillary's gonna do anything, maybe.
01:01:21.000But I'm gonna be serious now, because the joke I was making was that I said if there was one thing that would guarantee Trump a landslide, it would be them bringing on Hillary Clinton.
01:01:32.000I don't think we have it pulled up, but I was thinking about it, and I'm like, maybe I shouldn't make this joke, because the reality is, New York announced they wouldn't be doing the 9-11 memorial, the light show.
01:01:44.000And it is... They're not going to do it because of COVID concerns.
01:01:50.000My understanding is that another non-profit stepped up to make sure it happens.
01:01:54.000Yeah, they're going to do it by any means necessary, they were saying.
01:01:57.000They're like, this is not something that we're willing to put aside.
01:02:00.000And I don't think they refer to, for example, the BLM mark in the street or anything, but they were very serious about it.
01:02:17.000Like I'm happy to see normal people saying this is something that's important and you're not just going to take it away from us.
01:02:23.000Because if you're healthy enough to be raising cane in the streets and painting stuff on the streets, then why are you telling us that we can't do this?
01:02:30.000You could literally just push the button.
01:03:54.000What do you think the average American's gonna be thinking when they see Bill de Blasio painting Black Lives Matter and then New York City saying, no 9-11 memorial?
01:04:05.000I'm not saying Bill de Blasio is the one, you know, orchestrating the shutdown of the memorial.
01:04:11.000What I'm saying is, you have a city where the mayor can defy the law with no permit, paint his political slogan in front of someone else's building, well, they're usually someone else's building, but in front of Trump's building, then have taxpayer resources fund the cops who are going to stand there, And we can't make the 9-11 memorial happen.
01:04:30.000That's a horrifying indictment on our country and the people of New York.
01:04:35.000But, that being said, of course people immediately stepped up to try and make sure this does happen.
01:04:40.000Well, I don't know if it's still going to happen, but they're straight up saying, so for now it's not.
01:04:45.000And I forgot what the other non-profit is, they said they're going to do whatever they have to to make it work right.
01:04:50.000And you know, Bill de Blasio was talking about how Black Lives Matter transcends politics.
01:04:55.000You want to talk about something that actually transcends politics?
01:05:01.000Because that affected everyone, it brought the whole country together, and it still is something that every single person in every single party should remember.
01:05:08.000Like, this is not something to mess around with.
01:05:10.000And I hope that people remember it, honestly.
01:05:13.000Because that's something that we should...
01:05:17.000It kind of feels like the country's falling apart, and if we could come together on something that would actually make us feel some kind of brotherhood with our neighbors, that'd be great.
01:07:22.000I was thinking about, we're going to have a generation of young people that were either born after 9-11, which is a lot of people right now.
01:08:24.000There should be no circumstance where this story shouldn't need to be reported.
01:08:29.000The city... I believe the city should be able... So, let me read the context real quick, just so I can, you know, properly explain what's going on.
01:08:37.000The New York Post says, the iconic lower Manhattan 9-11 memorial display that features twin beams
01:08:41.000of light to honor victims of the terror attacks will not shine this year over coronavirus
01:10:16.000But don't you, like, isn't it fair to say that there's some kind of cultural problem we're having?
01:10:21.000If there's no resources for this event, why couldn't Bill de Blasio, without permit, pull taxpayer funding to guarantee the reading of the 9-11 victims' names?
01:10:31.000So it shows misprioritization for sure.
01:10:34.000And it shows that people like Bill de Blasio just have way too much power, which I think we already knew.
01:10:40.000But this is really... They're not supposed to have that power.
01:11:15.000We assume that things are the way they are and that everyone's got our best interests at heart and we've forgotten that, you know, our great-great-grandparents were pioneers and that our grandparents fought in wars and That this is actually something special and different.
01:13:01.000Yeah, like Sargon did a thing about it, where he was basically like, the Society of Starship Troopers is supposed to be a liberal society.
01:13:12.000I don't know, I'm not gonna pretend to know all the details, I'm sure Sargon knows way more about it than I do.
01:13:17.000But the general idea is that service guarantees citizenship.
01:13:22.000If you serve in any way for a couple years, you gain the right to vote and participate in public matters.
01:13:28.000Civilians have full rights, but don't vote and don't run for office and stuff like that.
01:13:33.000It was an interesting idea because it makes sure that only the people who actually are working to better That's interesting to me because, you know, when women got the right to vote, similar responsibilities were not required of them as were required of men.
01:13:47.000And even then I saw that as being a problem.
01:13:54.000I think having families is important and doing whatever you want to do is absolutely, absolutely pivotal.
01:13:59.000But if you're going to have rights, you should also have responsibilities.
01:14:02.000Men still have the draft and then you got to have the responsibilities, man.
01:14:07.000So I don't have anything pulled up, definitely fact check me on this one, but I was reading something about it that said one of the big arguments from women's groups against the right to vote was that they didn't want to join the fire brigade or do other public services.
01:14:25.000I guess back then for men it was like volunteer fire service was mandatory or something?
01:14:40.000I remember some of that anti-feminist propaganda, which sounds terrible now, I know, but it's so interesting because you're like, what were these people actually thinking?
01:14:48.000How could you possibly think that women don't deserve or don't need the right to vote?
01:14:52.000And you read what they're saying and they're like, well, we think that it's important that women be at home and we don't women, we don't really want women to have the extra tasks of like, putting out fires should they come up it turns out women
01:15:02.000aren't really all that great at that kind of stuff and
01:15:05.000if you have a weak link in a fire chain you're gonna have a problem
01:15:09.000so ultimately though the right to vote was granted without any
01:15:13.000additional responsibility. You know what I need to figure out why that happened
01:15:16.000but to be I don't I'm not in the fire brigade I don't put out fires
01:15:20.000you know what I mean? Are you not in the draft? Oh well that's true
01:15:26.000Yeah, and they recently ruled, I think, right?
01:15:28.000Yeah, remember when the feminists were melting down thinking that they might have to just be housewives now because they might actually get equality.
01:16:48.000But what I find fascinating about it is that the U.S.
01:16:51.000was engaging in these conflicts to stop communism, and communism was spreading, you know, with these extremists trying to end the Vietnam War, which would allow communism to spread.
01:17:06.000I had never really thought about Weather Underground, so I'm going to need people to send me links about the Weather Underground and like maybe your parents were involved or something.
01:17:14.000I think one of the guys who was involved in it, like Obama, had him at an event or something.
01:17:25.000But I do find it interesting that we're now seeing this weird rise of Marxism and communism when the Cold War is over.
01:17:32.000And it reminds me of that Simpsons joke, which you probably don't know, because it's like super early 90s.
01:17:38.000But, like, the joke was that it flashes to the UN, and then Russia says something about, you know, missiles or something, and they're like, he says something like, USSR needs something or other, and they're like, wait a minute, Russia?
01:17:51.000And then he starts laughing, and then he, like, hits a button, and then Russia turns back to the USSR, like, they're back!
01:17:57.000I don't know, it's been a long time since I've seen the joke, I'm probably butchering it, but it was something like that.
01:18:01.000And so a lot of people have been saying, A lot of what we see in the U.S.
01:18:05.000that's destabilizing us were the seeds planted by enemies, you know, during the Cold War that were supposed to take root in 20, 30, 40 years.
01:18:32.000I didn't do a ton of research, but I was pulling it up because I was reading articles that were anti-Trump and I was like, hey, wait a minute.
01:18:38.000Wasn't that person in the Weather Underground or something?
01:18:40.000And I looked it up and I was like, oh, it wasn't?
01:18:42.000I remember that lady we were talking about earlier.
01:19:48.000My problem is that I'm starting at a deficit because I'm not entirely sure what prions are, but I do know that it works against the structure of the brain.
01:19:56.000So it's eating out holes in the brain.
01:19:59.000My general understanding is that they're malformed proteins.
01:20:04.000And what happens is your body will normally produce, I'm going to super simplify, let's say it produces a protein that's shaped like, you know, a certain shape.
01:20:15.000The prion is shaped like a different shape.
01:20:17.000Yeah, these are misfolded proteins, you're absolutely right.
01:20:19.000And so your body starts producing proteins that are folded improperly and can't work, and then your body starts breaking down because all of a sudden you've got a bunch of like, let's say you need a bunch of proteins that are shaped like the letter R, and then you get a bunch of proteins shaped like the letter F, and your body's like, yo, these don't fit, what are you making?
01:20:36.000And they're like, I don't know, this is what we're- I'm just gonna keep making it.
01:21:03.000I don't know what it is, but it was just basic stuff.
01:21:05.000And one of the things you see was like... We did mention this yesterday, but just for the context.
01:21:11.000Where normal math problems are like, if a farmer has, you know, 3,600 oranges, and his warehouse can store 2,400, what percentage of oranges will spoil?
01:21:20.000The question was, if there are 3,400 police stops, and out of, you know, 10,000 people, 3,000 are black, what percentage, you know, so it's basically creating this weird intersectional Marxist idea, Trojan-horsed in through regular math problems.
01:21:52.000And this is really interesting to me, the curriculum, because if you lay this out at the ground level and then you go from there, everything else is gone.
01:22:06.000Yeah, so now as a society, in every level of government, like all over the place, you have these weird programs that produce nothing.
01:22:18.000Like, you know, it's interesting when I heard You have all these companies promoting diversity, and they're not promoting function and practicality.
01:22:29.000So you take a look at Gillette, for instance.
01:23:25.000It's considered, like, one of the best advertising campaigns ever because it's this really creepy thing of, like, animals screaming a really awful discordant song about sandwiches.
01:23:37.000And they're, like, weird animated things screaming.
01:23:59.000Surprise, surprise, the company is, like, losing money.
01:24:01.000Yeah, they're not doing so great, last I checked.
01:24:03.000To be fair, though, a lot of people played this up like this big get-what-go-broke thing, when actually, the company was doing poorly already because of the subscription services.
01:26:00.000That's against EEOC regulation, blah, blah, blah.
01:26:03.000So then they say, we have to comply with some of these training programs, which spreads the pre-end disease.
01:26:10.000Now you've got half the company that cares less about making those fancy socks that everybody loves and is more concerned about making sure everybody's holding hands and diversity and inclusion and all that.
01:26:21.000Now the company is making crappy socks.
01:26:51.000You've got, you've got, you know, Bill de Blasio, with painting Black Lives Matter, with no permit, with taxpayer dollars, with all the NYPD, that was malformed proteins that don't match, that make no sense, that is damaging.
01:27:17.000It's being ignored, it gets shut down.
01:27:19.000The fact is, not that it was going to be stopped.
01:27:23.000I should say, it's not like somebody decided, we're gonna shut this down.
01:27:29.000The problem is that there's magic money to manifest out of nowhere for Black Lives Matter.
01:27:34.000How do we ever get to a point where they had to consider not having the lights?
01:27:38.000How come it couldn't have been the City of New York guarantees that if you ever don't have the funds or the manpower, we will guarantee it by any means necessary?
01:27:46.000We as a society, whether it actually ends up happening or not, prioritized a new fringe Unhinged ideology with no real goal that can only sow discord over remembering those who died and whose lives were sacrificed in trying to save others.
01:28:06.000It sounds to me like the 9-11 memorial was built when we all came together to recognize, you know, what it means to be an American, how we stand together, and that was when we were very, very unified.
01:28:34.000And now these people have spread it outside of universities.
01:28:37.000Do you remember when we used to say, I don't know if you used to say this, but I certainly used to say this and maybe just because of my kind of conservative background, we used to say, imagine what it's going to be like when these kids get out into the real world and they realize how hard the real world is and no one's going to give them the time of day if they're just these soft butter, butter, soft little biscuits.
01:28:55.000And it turned out that they were the real world and they're turning into the real world.
01:29:04.000I was like, these... So, a lot of people... I'll be fair.
01:29:09.000There were periods where I would say something like, these people are going to try and get a job and they're going to get a cold, rude awakening.
01:30:01.000So what happens when our manpower for the CDC is overrun by this nonsensical ideology?
01:30:07.000Then you get a pandemic and they blame Trump for it!
01:30:09.000Dude, this is something that has really troubled me.
01:30:12.000Ever since my whole career has been kind of at hospitals and nursing homes working with old and sick people, and I started to pay attention to culture and I started to think, what happens when this kind of nonsense starts to get into science?
01:30:27.000What happens when we stop looking for the truth and start looking for what fits our little malformed protein ideas?
01:31:10.000That the East Coast would be, like, the East Coast would essentially be the remnants of the federal government, and it would be aligned with Europe.
01:31:21.000The Midwest, Northern states, would be, like, basically become part of Canada.
01:31:28.000The Southern, you know, Midwest and South would be part of Mexico, and the West Coast would join China.
01:32:28.000John Podesta's The War Games they did.
01:32:30.000I don't think people realize the severity of what it means when the Boston Globe and the New York Times report That the establishment Republicans before Trump and the Democrats teamed up to play out scenarios and ultimately determined that it was preferable to have the West Coast secede from the Union than allow Trump to win the presidency.
01:32:48.000This was not some like, you know, the MIT rolled some die and a computer program said this might happen.
01:32:53.000This was literally the politicians themselves making decisions for themselves.
01:32:58.000Yeah, this wasn't like two weird people sitting at a podcast table, for example, on a Friday night talking about, you know, the state of the country fracturing.
01:33:05.000Yeah, I mean... These are our politicians.
01:33:07.000They were literally playing, like, D&D, essentially.
01:33:40.000It would be fun to, you know, but here, look, listen, we could play a war game scenario And I can be silly and be like, haha, now I'm gonna launch a bunch of, you know, like, attack helicopters!
01:34:48.000It may have been one or two, but they had no choice because everybody was like literally wounded and dying to just be like, we're going to try and take care of everybody and figure out how to fund it because we have to do this.
01:34:57.000Well, they did that in Spain just now.
01:34:58.000They finished changing over their health care system because of coronavirus.
01:37:49.000For all of, you know, basically what I see happening is the progressives didn't like Trump, but the establishment started handing out rocks.
01:37:57.000And they gladly picked the rocks up and threw them at Trump as well.
01:38:01.000It's actually like, you know, I covered this on my main channel, the White House siege thing.
01:38:21.000But they're going to protest Donald Trump so that Biden can win?
01:38:26.000And then they pushed the initial article, or it was like ad, for Occupy Wall Street.
01:38:33.000Their complaints were during the Obama administration.
01:38:35.000Why would they want to empower the Obama administration?
01:38:37.000Because in tandem with not being able to look into the future, they also can't look into the past and they can't assess the present to figure out what the heck is happening right now and why and what might have caused it.
01:40:05.000Yeah, I think that's basically what Sargon was saying.
01:40:08.000Akram says, I was literally brought to tears when I heard de Blasio wanted to cancel the 9-11 memorial.
01:40:14.000It was the day we saw the absolute best of humanity in our first responders and citizens, great work, and spin the UFO for those heroes.
01:40:21.000I don't believe it was Bill de Blasio specifically.
01:40:23.000My criticism is that de Blasio would unilaterally give himself the power to do whatever he wants with his, you know, campaign message, and that we couldn't even pull tax funds and manpower to make sure the memorial happened.
01:41:10.000And I woke up to my mom yelling, a plane had crashed.
01:41:14.000I'm always very careful to tell the story because it's really hard to remember, but my understanding is that we witnessed the second plane crash.
01:42:18.000Gareth Green says, fun fact, before 1800, the state constitution of New Jersey gave the right to vote to all free white property-owning people.
01:42:26.000So when single property-owning white women showed up to register to vote, nothing could be done to stop them.
01:42:57.000Tony Hawk put out an Instagram post to honor a man who invented what was called the mute
01:43:04.000grab, a very basic grab trick in skateboarding.
01:43:07.000And he wants to rename it, partly to honor the skater, but it also kind of makes it sound like it was offensive.
01:43:14.000So, Tony Hawk tweeted this, and he said, For nearly 40 years, we've shamelessly referred to this trick as the Mute Air, or Grab.
01:43:20.000The backstory, simply, is that Chris Weddle did it, he was deaf, so they called him the Mute Guy.
01:43:25.000When he did it, they said, he did it first, we'll call it Mute.
01:43:28.000Someone initially wanted to call it Tracker Air, but others said because, you know, that guy did it, we'll name it after him, the Mute Guy.
01:43:36.000I was born after this, and I started skating well after this.
01:43:41.000And there are many video games that use the term mute grab.
01:43:44.000So Tony Hawk is now saying in the new video game, they're going to change the name to Weddle Grab.
01:43:50.000And my issue with it is, first and foremost, mad respect for trying to honor the guy who invented it, for sure.
01:43:56.000But, it's strange for me to see somebody in a position of authority like Tony Hawk is, because he's got a game coming out, try and alter the culture that is, you know, that millions of people engage in.
01:44:18.000I just don't like the idea of someone asserting, you know, I wouldn't do it myself, I don't like it when other people do it, I can understand the reason behind it, I can respect it, but I don't like the absolute authority of someone who's very wealthy in a position of power to be like, you know what, I'm changing the name that everybody uses, all of these people, I hope it catches on.
01:46:06.000I know there are skateboarders who watch this, and I know it's going to cause a controversy.
01:46:10.000But for those that understand this, there is a frontside overcrook on a handrail, and stop trying to claim that an overcrook is a nosegrind simply because you're not good enough to actually do a nosegrind.
01:46:49.000A nose grind would simply be the board on the rail, straight on the nose.
01:46:54.000But what people do is they come at it at an angle, and they call it a nose grind because they're not good enough to actually balance in the middle, and there are top pros who do this, and they argue that it is.
01:47:02.000And I'm like, no, no, you don't argue that it is.
01:47:43.000Zool says, John Titor might not have been right, but if you know anything about Nostradamus, a 15th century astrologer, he had predicted the rise of Napoleon and Hitler, both World Wars and 9-11.
01:47:53.000Maybe suggest to Adam to do a deep dive.
01:48:09.000What if these people actually can see the future, but the future is not woven yet?
01:48:15.000Here's how I look at... I imagine time, if I were to simplify it, where we are with timelines and futures and variables, would be that where we are right now is where the braid is being made.
01:48:29.000And in front of us are all the different threads in random directions, and we're braiding it in certain ways, and bringing all these different variables into alignment.
01:49:10.000They're like, you know, I think this is actually this and it turns out there's like flying motorcycles and flying fish and it actually is the end of the world and nothing is anything like anyone predicted.
01:49:20.000But it was because she was seeing things then that she thought were like, you know, something totally different.
01:49:25.000And she used the explanation that she had available in the 1600s.
01:49:28.000And then in, you know, the 2000s, totally different.
01:49:52.000I know people love to romanticize the past, but when I saw this story about the Blockbuster in Bend, Oregon.
01:49:58.000So for those that don't know, they converted, they created a 90s living room.
01:50:04.000And there's a VCR and VHS, it's the last blockbuster, and you can Airbnb it and come and have a 90s movie night.
01:50:12.000I thought about how amazing a business idea that would be, and I'd love to actually figure out how to do that, where you have a big building and it's an Airbnb with four time periods.
01:50:21.000How cool would it be if you were like, I'd like to rent the 90s room for the night?
01:50:25.000And you'd go in, everything's from the 90s, you turn the TV on and it's playing TV from the 90s.
01:50:28.000You open the fridge and there's snacks.
01:50:57.000Cell phones, technology is fine, but I thought back to like, I was thinking back to being a kid and not knowing where my friends were, and there was something, it was so much more fun not knowing.
01:51:07.000It reminds me of Doctor Manhattan in the Watchmen series.
01:51:44.000Remember when, do you remember when cell phones had radios?
01:51:47.000That brief period where, like, someone would have a cell phone, but they'd walk, they'd pick someone's, you know, name and then just press the button and go, yo, what up?
01:52:55.000And Matthew Hammond then came in right away and said, another superchat, Millie Weaver of Infowars and her husband were arrested for burglary on the eve of the release of her documentary on people funding the riots and Russian hoax.
01:53:06.000Same way they went after James O'Keefe.
01:53:10.000I don't know anything other than she got arrested.
01:53:54.000If a grand jury did it, man, I think we need to get to a point where we have a really good system with English common law, presumption of innocence.
01:54:05.000I think we can build upon this and do better with technology, you know?
01:54:25.000King Canuck says, say with drama, but if CNN is fake news, and Fox is fake news, and you're fake news, then who the hell's flying this narrative?
01:54:34.000Hope you're having a good night, both of you.
01:55:32.000Like, imagine just pulling up into literally the middle of nowhere, Oklahoma, in the Panhandle, and then just showing up, and there's like a town of 500 people, and there's like some dude, and he's like, I would love to talk to you about how I feel about what's going on.
01:55:44.000We totally did that on the way back from California.
01:57:12.000I really would love to find regular people who are just like, here's what's going on in my industry.
01:57:18.000I'm not going to expect them to know about who voted for what and who's elected to where, but it would be amazing to actually sit down with someone and say, Donald Trump is doing this executive order.
01:57:30.000And then have, like, a plumber or, you know, an office worker or someone just be like, my friends, here's what we're seeing, because we don't get it.
01:57:59.000And then we'll be sitting down with someone who's like a regular person or certain experts in certain areas and just generally have people to hang out with and talk.
01:58:18.000All of a sudden, a bunch of Tim and Adam theory vids popped up in my feed.
01:58:22.000And in the chat, I'm seeing all kinds of crazy.
01:58:25.000It's... people have a right to privacy, man.
01:58:27.000So I'm not trying to be mean, and I know everybody wants to know everything all the time, but I think... I respect, you know, I work in journalism, I have sources, there's a certain point where you don't reveal people's private information, and it's just really about we as people and the things we do.
01:58:45.000Like, I'm sure if you, you know, did something with your family, you'd be like, it's nobody's business.
01:58:52.000The challenge for us is that we're on a show, so it's like, you know, everybody wants to know the nitty-gritty details of everything, and I think people just have a right to privacy.
01:59:00.000Ultimately, the goal is to make sure that everybody is doing things that are successful, and everything is literally successful.
01:59:08.000So Adam's got his show he's setting up, and it's AdamCastIRL on YouTube.
01:59:12.000I don't know if he's changing the name, but we'll be shouting him out.
01:59:16.000His channel is still on the channel and everything, and we're going to make sure that his show becomes massive, and he does really, really well because he's a good dude.
01:59:23.000He's a great dude, and he's good at what he does.
01:59:51.000SilverBullSteve says, Hey Tim and Lydia, Tim, for your jam session, would you consider making a parody of Jamie's Got a Gun?
01:59:56.000It could be Tim's Got a Gun, keep up the great work.
01:59:59.000We're gonna figure out what's going on with the format and everything, to be honest.
02:00:04.000We were supposed to close on a deal two days ago for the new space, for the new companies, for the new ethics and everything, like the fact-checking site and all that stuff, and it was supposed to be two days ago.
02:00:15.000And we've been stuck in purgatory because of COVID.
02:00:29.000And I'm actually talking with some companies about legit construction and design and expansion.
02:00:35.000And we want to have a legit music area.
02:00:37.000And I actually want to have musical guests.
02:00:39.000There are a lot of musicians that are very well known.
02:00:42.000Some of them quite outspoken now on social media that you'd think are like far left, but they're actually, you know, whatever it is, we are liberal.
02:03:06.000Vash Spector says, thank you for all the honesty you give us.
02:03:09.000As a truck driver, tons of U-Hauls with luxury cars in tow on I-40 leaving Cali.
02:03:14.000And messages from my company and other truckers to avoid I-90, 95 due to Black Lives Matter protests or don't stop if you do hit somebody call 911.
02:04:22.000We have a bunch of books, and I'm very excited for this new space, where we're actually gonna have big bookshelves and all of the books you guys send us.
02:04:29.000If you go to timcast.com slash donate, there is a P.O.
02:04:41.000I especially love the crazy books, because I really oppose book burning, and I think the crazy books are the fun ones.
02:04:47.000It occurs to me that when the book burning happens, and I'm not saying if anymore, we're gonna have all the craziest books and I credit all of you guys and I love it and I'm so glad we have all of them.
02:04:57.000We'll have like the last copies of these books.
02:06:18.000I saw a comment, it was really funny, on Facebook.
02:06:20.000Somebody said something like, I won't vote for Biden, but let's be real, it's easier to overthrow a milquetoast moderate than it is a fascist dictator.
02:07:43.000But I think what will end up happening is Joe Biden, like all the Democrats, will just be like, it's like you got a kid in the candy store screaming, I want the Sour Patch Kids.
02:07:52.000And the mom's like, okay, honey, will you be quiet?
02:09:48.000We're going to figure out how we're, you know, pushing things up and getting things in gear, and we're going to hang out and do live shows, and that's just what we're going to do.