On this week's episode of Cussing It Out, we discuss the disappearance of a Pennsylvania senator, Joe Biden's attempt to blame Trump for the border crisis, and a viral video of a guy who does a thong striptease.
00:00:34.000And Fetterman's in the hospital for depression.
00:00:37.000The rumor that's going around is that he's brain dead, or close to it.
00:00:41.000I don't know if that's true, but the dude was already suffering from some severe debilitating effects of a stroke.
00:00:47.000So if the guy disappears for two weeks, no one's heard from him, I'm not so sure depression is the simple solution that makes the least amount of assumptions, especially when his family dips out of the country for vacation. But, you know, who
00:00:59.000knows? Maybe the guy's just chilling and he's depressed or whatever right after winning the
00:01:03.000biggest race of his life and accomplishing his dreams. He's sad now. I don't know. For
00:01:08.000all we know, like, he got his dreams, and then he's like, I can't function. And he really is
00:01:11.000depressed. But the rumor going around is that he's just no longer functioning, near brain dead.
00:01:17.000And there are even some Republicans demanding proof of life.
00:01:20.000Maybe a bit, uh, exaggerated, but a lot of people are wondering, how did he sign onto this legislation if he's currently admitted to a hospital and not working?
00:01:30.000Then we got Joe Biden, who laughed when discussing a story about a mother whose two children died when they accidentally ingested fentanyl, and Corinne Jean-Pierre says, no, no, no, he's being sympathetic to the family, of course, of course.
00:01:45.000Donald Trump inherits a busted border from Obama and Biden, and immediately, his whole campaign was building a wall to stop these problems, immediately starts deporting people and trying to build a wall, which is blocked by Democrats, and now, You have Joe Biden saying, oh no, that was Trump's fault.
00:02:01.000That was during the Trump administration.
00:02:02.000All right, let's talk about the border crisis.
00:02:04.000There's a bunch of other stories, of course, we can get to.
00:02:06.000There's a Tennessee lawmaker who wants to bring back hanging people by a tree as a method of execution.
00:02:12.000Well, all right, I guess that seems to be where we're going.
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00:03:16.000Joining us tonight to talk about this and so much more is Ashley St.
00:03:25.000I do operations for the Babylon Bee and I am also an author of the anti-trans children's book, Elephants Are Not Birds.
00:03:32.000Another story that we should talk about is this viral video of drag for babies.
00:03:37.000There's this viral video going around where there's literally babies, I'm not exaggerating, babies on the ground as a guy does a thong striptease.
00:03:46.000And there's like disco lights going off.
00:05:31.000He says, this is from February 25th, so it was a while ago.
00:05:34.000Being told that Fetterman is essentially brain dead and it's being hidden because keeping him in office until August 18th avoids a special election which Republicans would most certainly win.
00:08:19.000Guy goes to the hospital, immediately come out with some salacious rumor that's gonna shock and damage the perception of this party.
00:08:25.000But I'm kinda like, of all the rumors they could have, the dude who had a stroke not that long ago, who can't understand words, suffering another stroke, is completely plausible.
00:08:34.000Because we talked about this before, people who suffer strokes are at risk for suffering them again.
00:08:39.000And then all of a sudden, dude's in the hospital for several weeks, and get this, his wife is gone.
00:08:44.000She's truly a frightful-looking woman.
00:08:55.000In what world, when anyone you care about is hospitalized because they're so depressed, do you flee the country?
00:09:02.000I think people were ragging on her, and a lot of, like on Twitter, they were like, stop making fun of Fetterman's wife, you're bad people, and it's like, dude, her husband's depressed and in the hospital for weeks, and she just went on vacation with her kids.
00:09:15.000That is like, that's worse than what Ted Cruz did.
00:09:18.000Like, with Ted Cruz, he went on vacation during that ice storm, and it's like, well, he was with his family, though.
00:09:23.000You know, so at the very least, he cares about his family.
00:09:25.000This is like, the Senator's wife whose husband is a senator, not only fleeing the state, but
00:09:30.000also fleeing her husband who is, you know, convalesced.
00:10:44.000It additionally could have led to another episode or another injury as well.
00:10:49.000But I wouldn't, I think the depression for sure.
00:10:52.000What's that thing he's got where he can't understand words anymore?
00:10:55.000That was the big thing, like, he can hear when you talk, but all he hears is like... That's problematic.
00:11:03.000Yeah, so during the debates, there was a monitor, and when they would talk, it would translate the text to speech so that he could look at it and then read it and it was causing him problems.
00:11:55.000What happens when your husband or father, a senator to boot, checks into the hospital and media trucks circle your home?
00:12:01.000Pack the kids up and head to Canada, Giselle Fetterman says.
00:12:04.000Fetterman recently explained on Twitter that she and her kids left Pennsylvania for a family trip to Niagara Falls to get away from the media coverage surrounding her husband's recovery at Walter Reed Medical Center in Washington, D.C.
00:12:16.000Fetterman checked himself in to receive treatment for clinical depression on February 16th, according to his chief of staff, Adam Jentleson.
00:12:23.000He is there on a voluntary basis, while his family navigates how to deal with the grief that comes with such a hospitalization.
00:12:29.000Giselle Fetterman said she and her son ziplined across Niagara Falls, and the family did other scary things together.
00:12:35.000This is just a really, really weird story, isn't it?
00:12:43.000No, I could see they go into the hospital room and he's, like, incapacitated almost, like, uh... But he's like, I want you to be happy, kind of thing, like, do it.
00:15:22.000I don't think the biggest issue would be people changing their name to Hot Lightning.
00:15:26.000They'll be like, if you can't, you know, if you've got to represent yourself just by a piece of text on a paper when the vote comes to stupid voters or people that ignore you.
00:15:57.000We interviewed them, and I got a vibe of why they don't seem to want term limits, why there's pushback, because it's like a fraternity.
00:16:02.000You go in and they become such close, tight battle buddies, good friends, that it's almost like losing an arm to see one of them have to go.
00:16:10.000Like Lauren Boebert, Matt Gaetz, they're tight.
00:16:12.000And if all of a sudden Lauren disappears, it's like, dude, that's part of our crew, man.
00:16:38.000I think the party term limit thing is, we could even one-up it and say, a Democrat, a member of a party, or I should say a political party cannot have a member serve within, like we do a gap term.
00:16:53.000So if a Democrat is in office for eight terms, then it can't be a Democrat for the next eight terms.
00:16:59.000And it could only be... So basically, yeah, that is... After that, it can be the Democrats again.
00:17:03.000So there's eight years where it's not the Democratic Party.
00:17:05.000That means they'll have to be a third party, because if a Democrat district has their person term out, they're not going to vote Republican.
00:17:13.000So it's got to be a different political party.
00:17:14.000And that could mean there ends up with... We end up with like four or five different political parties that are very similar, but whatever, I'll take it.
00:17:21.000Break up the duopoly of the private political organizations that control everything.
00:18:02.000And the drugs apparently came over the southern border, a problem for which Donald Trump was trying to solve, and actually campaigned on solving in 2015, a problem that existed under the Obama-Biden administration.
00:18:14.000So, Marjorie Taylor Greene interviews this woman.
00:18:17.000Marjorie Taylor Greene then tweets out, basically, Biden's policies resulted in this, and then, like, these people died.
00:18:23.000And then Biden, when asked about it, starts laughing, saying, that was under the other guy.
00:18:27.000That was under the Trump administration.
00:18:54.000They claimed when Donald Trump was desperately trying to get funding to build the wall that he was racist and they shouldn't do it and it wouldn't work anyway.
00:19:01.000So here you have Joe Biden laughing that these two kids who died, died while Trump was president despite the fact that Trump was trying to fix the problem.
00:19:11.000Joe Biden and Barack Obama are in charge of the fire department when a bunch of fires erupt, and they don't do anything about it.
00:19:18.000And then Donald Trump says, give me the fire hose and I'll put the fire out.
00:19:22.000Trump then starts desperately spraying these buildings trying to stop the fire, and then after a few years, Biden comes back, takes it from them, and then laughs at all the people who died in that fire.
00:19:32.000Yeah, they were like, are you anti-fire, Donald?
00:20:11.000And Biden's like, no, it wasn't Trump was president.
00:20:13.000It's like, dude, you were the vice president before Trump got in, and Trump literally campaigned on stopping a problem that was happening under your administration.
00:20:28.000I think the Democrats are the party of short-term gains, so they will let the border crisis keep going if it gives them a short-term benefit in terms of economic, you know, puffing back economic numbers.
00:20:40.000But then he gives his State of the Union address and says, well, we gotta fix the crisis at the border.
00:21:46.000But look, look, here's a guy who took a secret trip to Ukraine with half a billion dollars while the East Palestine crisis was happening, and there's toxic chemicals spilling, and he's just like, well, better go to Ukraine.
00:21:56.000That's what matters, you know, to me, I guess.
00:22:17.000And like, he just laughed and did the whole dismissive thing on Marjorie, which is what this sounds like, is like, that's the laughing and dismissal kind of thing.
00:22:25.000I've seen him do it to people that are like, hey, like people, his constituents yelling at him when he was on the campaign trail.
00:22:30.000I remember him get up in a guy's face one time.
00:22:38.000He challenged him to a push-up contest.
00:22:40.000He got in that guy's face and called him fat.
00:22:41.000You know what's funny is that Trump's actually been doing better.
00:22:46.000One of the things about Trump that I know a lot of people liked, but a lot of people who voted for him really didn't like was his brash attitude.
00:24:43.000They're laughing at us while our children die because of problems they created.
00:24:47.000Yep, but while they're laughing at us, they're also turning around and going, these poor people in Ukraine, don't you care about the Ukrainians?
00:24:54.000And I'm like, I mean, personally, I know... They're so disconnected from what matters to normal people.
00:24:59.000I mean, yes, they're emotionally attached to people in a country they can't find on a map, but their own country they just don't care about.
00:25:08.000Is this the most morally obvious thing to take a stand on?
00:26:21.000He was just some, like, professor, wrote a book that was basically about, like, how he thinks that harm reduction is the best solution to the opioid crisis, but also, like, you can use drugs, like, you can use narcotics safely If you don't have like pre existing mental conditions, which is he basically denied that.
00:26:50.000That opiates have a pharmacological element of, like, addictiveness, which is obviously untrue.
00:26:56.000Was it that doctor with the dreadlocks?
00:28:19.000But they try to create this anarchist enclave and it gets crushed instantly by barbaric outside forces.
00:28:25.000If you've got a hundred, you know, guild members who vote on policy because that's an anarchist system, everybody comes together and they wiggle their fingers, and then next door you've got an authoritarian regime where one guy dictates everything, what do you think's gonna happen?
00:28:41.000The one guy dictating everything is gonna say to his military, crush them.
00:28:45.000And then, when the anarchist people see the barbarians heading towards the city, they go, we're under attack, quick, what do we do?
00:28:52.000And they're like, well, we're anarchists, we don't believe in centralized planning, so let's hold a meeting and have a discussion on how we approach this attack.
00:28:58.000And then, a day later, they're overrun and they're all dead.
00:29:01.000You know, you could have some kind of mixed system where in times of emergency they elect an executor who can then take over and become a temporary emperor like we saw with, I think it was, Cincinnatus.
00:29:24.000And it's like a, it's like an epic story.
00:29:26.000But the issue is, In times of crisis and emergency, we fall into executive decision-making.
00:29:31.000We don't just sit back and say, let's vote on it!
00:29:34.000So, right now as we're dealing with a cult, ideological, authoritarian, and terroristic regime, there is no passive voting your way out of a conflict with these people.
00:29:49.000Vote, like, there's no peaceful, let's all come together and have a decision.
00:29:53.000No, it's gonna be, for now, I think the solution is probably hard legislation and law enforcement.
00:29:58.000No more, you know, we gotta be tolerant of the adult man thrusting his hips in front of that baby.
00:30:05.000No, that's a crime, and that person should probably be arrested and charged, and it's about time we stop passively saying, we'll just let them do their thing, because it doesn't bother us.
00:30:12.000Hey, look, we're here in Texas, and in Texas we have laws, but if California wants to do it, that's California's business.
00:30:19.000And that's what people are arguing for, and I'm kind of like, nah, maybe the federal government should be like, there's a standard, and you can't have adult sex shows for children, so we're gonna stop that.
00:30:27.000But too many conservatives are telling me that civil war can't happen, the country would be crushed, China would take over, fair point, I agree.
00:30:34.000And then they say federalism is the answer.
00:31:33.000Like, don't OD on it, but they're obviously—William Randolph Hearst wanted to get that stuff made illegal in the late 20s, early 30s, to get his paper empires.
00:31:51.000That's insane, and if the federal government goes into California to bust them up for selling weed, I do not agree with that overreach of federal law.
00:31:58.000Yeah, but that's something that's debatable.
00:32:00.000These issues like drag queens thrusting in front of kids shouldn't be.
00:32:07.000It has to be debated now because of it.
00:32:10.000I don't think there should be any debate.
00:32:11.000I'm not willing to have a conversation or hear anyone side on why you think a man dressed as a woman who's wearing a thong and leather get-ups should be reading to our children.
00:32:24.000Dancing, thrusting, pulsing, they're doing all of this.
00:32:26.000So we talked about Bill Maher the other day.
00:32:29.000He's got that clip on CNN where he said the transgender activists have gone too far.
00:32:33.000And there was a bit of context that I think we missed.
00:32:35.000Because Jake Tapper says, yes, but what the trans activists would say is that now they're trying to ban all of this stuff regardless of what the kid or the doctor says.
00:32:44.000And Bill Maher says, well, perhaps that backlash went too far.
00:32:49.000Bill Maher actually said, the banning of child sex change surgery went too far.
00:32:54.000When did Bill Maher start being in favor of children getting sex change operations?
00:32:59.000He's, because he's defending it now, saying, no, no, no, that's too much, that's too much, we should allow that.
00:33:04.000And I'm just like, within the span of a couple years, like literally two years, we went from, there are no child sex change surgeries, to, they are but they're rare, to, the backlash against it is going too far and it should be completely legal for all children.
00:33:18.000The pace is incredible in which this all became widely accepted.
00:33:23.000And it's because, I blame cops, but this is probably part of the weakening of institutions, defund the police.
00:33:28.000Now you have in Texas, the famous story was they were doing the adult sex show for children, where it said like it's not going to lick itself and all that.
00:33:35.000And then the cops were like, well, you know, I can't get involved in this kind of stuff.
00:33:39.000And it's just like, are you kidding me?
00:33:41.000There are adult men with fake sex organs dancing for children with a big sign that says it's not going to lick itself.
00:35:23.000If you want to remove your junk, we say okay.
00:35:25.000And I have to wonder if it's because there are people who are thinking about, like, well, you know, they want to have kids, so that works out.
00:35:32.000But I just don't... I'm genuinely asking why it is that for all of the dysmorphic disorders and all of the general DSM-5 disorders, the one we affirm is the one that sterilizes people.
00:35:44.000You know, like, when someone's anorexic, we don't say, go to the doctor and get your Ozempic and your pills.
00:36:03.000When someone, they say like, oh, but if we don't give them the care, they're at high risk for suicide.
00:36:08.000And I was like, oh yeah, that's called a 5150.
00:36:10.000If someone is presenting signs of self-harm, they get involuntarily committed so they can receive treatment to stop them from wanting to harm themselves.
00:36:37.000And also, like, I see people talking about accepting mental illnesses as well, like, as just a fact of your life that is not circumstantial.
00:36:46.000You know, if you're depressed and you, you know, don't want to get out of bed or brush your teeth, then, you know, that's a disability and you should get government money for it, basically.
00:36:57.000Like, that's a condition you were born with.
00:36:59.000Did you see that viral TikTok where the, I think it's a woman, she's like, why do I have to work full-time just to live?
00:37:06.000And it's like, seriously, that's their attitude.
00:37:14.000It's like, That's because office job work, like normal corporate America work, is kind of soul-sucking, so I get why she said it.
00:37:22.000I gotta be honest, if, you know, I was about to enter the gates of eternity, and they said there's one where you're sitting in an office all day and one where you have to hunt and forage for survival, I'd go with the hunting and foraging.
00:37:58.000These people are going into jobs and they're just like, I sit here staring and doing nothing, but this remedial garbage is boring.
00:38:04.000They're also overqualified, and like, knowing too much is torturous.
00:38:10.000When, like, you're not really put to use in society, you're given this, like, meaningless email job that you know is useless and isn't a building block to anything important.
00:38:20.000Of course people are going to end up depressed and they're going to wonder, like, why am I even working anymore?
00:39:15.000And they said it was because they were working sunup to sundown.
00:39:16.000It's like you wake up, you work, then you work until it's dark and you go to bed.
00:39:20.000And it's like what happened with Chaz.
00:39:22.000They were like, this is too much work to have an autonomous zone.
00:39:25.000Or with Occupy, their inability to govern.
00:39:30.000So with Occupy Wall Street, they tried doing the Anarchist General Council or whatever, but when it didn't work, they were like, okay, we can't figure out how to find unanimity.
00:39:48.000In order for there to be a functioning anarchist society, everyone has to agree with minimal dissent.
00:39:54.000That meant when they were trying to make a decision, you could have one or two dissenters, but it had to be like 95% of people in agreement.
00:40:01.000And when one bad idea got into that group, it spread like fire, or had the potential to, and then all of a sudden you get 98% of the people are like, bad idea now. And but what ended up happening was, you had
00:40:11.000a handful of people who knew for a fact if we don't get bins
00:40:15.000to store clothing, they're getting there. It's right. It's
00:40:57.000And so when it came to that system being broken, a bunch of these facilitators were like, how about we create a new system called the Spokes Council?
00:41:03.000Well, the problem was, it was a general assembly.
00:41:23.000And then it was just like, no it didn't, you're just saying that, and people went along with it.
00:41:27.000Because like, what are you supposed to do?
00:41:28.000The guy talking said it happened, it happened.
00:41:30.000The last night I was at Occupy at that, with the council, we were working on, they wanted to build a decentralized Craigslist kind of thing, where you could send items to people that need it, like protesters, and that was the idea.
00:41:41.000Maybe a technological solution is the way to develop anarchy.
00:41:45.000I don't know whatever happened to it, though.
00:41:50.000I guess Craigslist itself is not technically decentralized on a bunch of servers, but the idea is you work with the seller, you don't have to go through a central portal, so it's a bit redundant.
00:41:58.000It's like Craigslist for philanthropic causes?
00:43:13.000And he outright says that it's not a real, he explains, we're showing you of what is to come, and it's meant to be provocative, and then the media's like, uh-oh, people might think this is real.
00:43:26.000All right, well, here's why I think this is worth talking about.
00:44:29.000Some political person, I don't care what political party, saw this and they said, if we can make this impeccable, we will never lose another election again.
00:44:39.000And so they're meeting right now with deepfake companies saying, and I bet a lot of it is totally like seemingly on the level.
00:44:47.000Some guy who's got nefarious intentions goes to an AI company and says, hey, I want to invest, you know, a billion dollars into the development of the technology.
00:44:54.000And they go, wow, that's really great.
00:45:10.000But what they'll do is, you'll have a real video of Donald Trump saying, we should condemn them totally, referring to white supremacists and neo-Nazis, and what they'll do is they'll make an impeccable deepfake replica where he should say, and some of them should be condemned totally!
00:45:27.000A very minor difference, but a drastic change in the context.
00:45:31.000And then you run it on CNN, and then if they get caught, they're just like, we didn't know.
00:45:59.000It's like a strike first kind of thing.
00:46:00.000Like the ethics of striking first is You know, beyond me, I don't like them.
00:46:05.000What's going to happen is, Democrats will share the video of Trump going, and I'm not talking about the white nationalists because some of them should be condemned totally, and they're going to go, he said some of them!
00:46:15.000Like, he's implying there may be some good ones there, and they're all going to share it, and it's going to infect that bubble, and then you're going to get the right being like, no, no, he said they should be, he's talking about all of them, and there's going to be two different versions of one news event existing for both different political factions.
00:46:32.000So it's going to be no different than it is now.
00:46:39.000Yes, but you can still... So I was at a family holiday event, and I was talking about how China was potentially getting access to the DNA from COVID tests.
00:46:50.000And, you know, one individual was like, what, get out of here, that's BS, that's not true, you can't say that.
00:46:55.000And then I just pulled up my phone, pulled up NPR, reporting it, and I handed it to them and they read it and they went, oh wow, I didn't know that.
00:47:00.000And I'm like, you're sitting here thinking I'm wrong about this, I was just citing NPR of all sources.
00:47:05.000What happens when they go, no, and they pull up a video and they show you the video, and you go, that's not a real video, they'll say, you're a conspiracy theorist and you're lying, I have the video.
00:47:13.000So what's the best way to authenticate those, though?
00:47:21.000I think it's going to have to be either the person verifies the video themselves, and if it's a video of you that you don't verify, then there's no verification.
00:47:28.000I think it's going to be a lot easier to verify the real ones rather than sniffing out all the fake ones.
00:47:33.000But then people like Project Veritas will try and catch someone, and they'll be like, no, that wasn't a real video.
00:47:37.000So you've got to be like, at some point, The other idea is to build like a headset or some sort of tech that you can use that can see that it's a deepfake somehow, that can tell if it's AI.
00:47:48.000You gotta understand the full sphere of what this means.
00:47:52.000A video will come out of, say, a guy at Pfizer saying something ridiculous like, we're mutating the virus, or you know, who knows what.
00:48:00.000And then what'll happen is, a Veritas-like organization will say, here's a video of the guy saying they're mutating the virus.
00:48:07.000What they'll then do is they will make, using that video, another deepfake and say, ah, yes, but here's the part they cut out.
00:48:16.000And then all of a sudden you'll see another video where the guy goes, could you imagine if like someone from these companies had something as crazy as we're mutating these viruses so that we can make more money?
00:48:39.000In a case like Veritas, they, I mean, they have all the footage.
00:48:43.000Yeah, but how do you prove a negative?
00:48:45.000If an organization, to defend itself, deepfakes your video, you can't prove the video doesn't exist.
00:48:51.000You can only prove a video does exist.
00:48:53.000So you'll get a video of Trump saying something like, you know, we're going to build a big beautiful wall, and then the left will, you'll get a combination of offensive and defensive deepfakes.
00:49:04.000The left will make a video where Trump is, like, saying something somewhat offensive to add context, making it seem like he's racist.
00:49:11.000And then to defend against it, the Republicans will add another bit where Trump is saying, can you believe what so-and-so said?
00:49:33.000So if Ian came on the show and said, I don't like buttered popcorn, and that clip went viral, people would be like, wow, he doesn't like buttered popcorn.
00:49:40.000If Ian said, no, no, no, that's bad, he would just make a deep fake of him saying, I would never say something like, I don't like buttered popcorn.
00:50:02.000Ramp it up, baby, because you're going to get a combination of, you're going to get subliminal, liminal, and superliminal deepfakes.
00:50:09.000Superliminal deepfakes are going to be someone being like, and here's a new meme of Joe Biden singing the chicken song.
00:50:15.000And it'll just be Joe Biden, it'll be silly.
00:50:17.000Then you'll get stuff that are liminal, I'm doing air quotes, a Simpsons joke, that are more like what Jack Posobiec did, where it's some people might get confused by it, but he says what he's doing.
00:50:27.000And then the subliminal is when they just leak stuff and then don't say anything about it, and people fall for it.
00:51:17.000I think you made a good point that if Fetterman had a deepfake, because when they deepfake Biden, it's obvious it's a deepfake a lot of times because you can't hear the imperfections, like you can't hear the degraded quality in his brain.
00:51:29.000And a lot of times when people- It's too perfect.
00:52:18.000Step into pod where we will hook feeding tubes right into your gullet and then put the VR helmet on and you'll live in digital world where you can be whatever you identify as.
00:52:26.000I thought you meant the suicide booth.
00:52:28.000all that too. They created that mentality by making it so miserable to live and survive for
00:52:35.000these kids. I mean, I do, Gen Z gets a bad rap for being so nonchalant about it, but wouldn't you?
00:52:40.000You're never going to own anything. Most of them are not going to own houses or cars or anything.
00:52:48.000They've been lied to about most things and especially like the gender stuff like think about being a they-them on hormones working at Starbucks and there are like 20 mobile orders like I wouldn't and then you have like social anxiety disorder and stuff and like.
00:53:07.000I mean it's just like it's not an enviable position.
00:53:13.000Boring, I agree with that, but like, you talk about people coming back from the jungle after losing a leg, like, I don't see combat vets complaining and bitching about how hard life is.
00:53:23.000Adrian Curry says, send them to Ukraine.
00:54:01.000How much you want to bet, Winzinger, that story of you will live in the pod, you will eat the bugs, you will own nothing, and you will be happy?
00:54:06.000They're probably going please it can't come soon enough.
00:54:13.000You know, I see a lot of the dialogue, especially when they're talking about, you know, if there was an apocalypse, they're saying, wow, you guys' will to live is incredible.
00:55:24.000See, my dreams for the future cannot be accomplished in a single lifetime.
00:55:28.000You know, I am not driven by having a fancy car or an infinity pool.
00:55:32.000I'm driven at the thought of a spaceship traveling the galaxy with a bunch of people on it being like, you know, we're 17 light years away, sir.
00:57:10.000Go out into the middle of nowhere and see how much anything matters.
00:57:13.000You'll care about your survival, but you will start begging for humans.
00:57:16.000Well, that's that's why people are so sad.
00:57:18.000We took away that community and people think that they have it in social media.
00:57:22.000But really, we've been so divided and our neighbors have been demonized and everyone's your neighbor is going to kill you if they take off the mask.
00:57:29.000It's just very we lost that community a long time ago.
00:57:32.000This is why solitary confinement is torture.
00:57:34.000I've noticed that with my friends, air quotes on the Internet.
00:57:43.000It's a false sense of community that we get on social media.
00:57:46.000Yeah, family is like the major component.
00:57:49.000I think when you get older, you care a lot less about... When you're in school and you have a peer group, you're forced to be around them.
00:57:56.000You are told by the system, like, here you're doing this thing, it's either school or work, and so you have friends because of this confined space.
00:58:03.000But when humans are set off to be on their own, they focus on family, which is moving down instead of, you know, your peer group is to your left and right, your family is the generation below you.
00:58:14.000You'll care a lot more about that and you'll strive for a lot more for that than you would just friends.
00:58:18.000As you get older, family is the human component that people need.
00:58:22.000It's not just that, but it's her implication that having children is humiliating.
00:59:11.000And so a lot of these things, too, seem so silly that are in the news and stuff because you have people who can't raise families the way that we're supposed to.
00:59:19.000It's not ideal circumstances to have families, and I'm fortunate enough that I can provide, but a lot of people can't.
00:59:27.000They don't have that village, they don't have the community, they don't have the economic resources.
00:59:31.000So it's kind of twofold, where you want to promote family values and tell everyone to have families, and that's your purpose, but it's also very hard for people to do that now.
00:59:39.000There are a bunch of people trying to take a kid away from you as well.
01:00:00.000Neglect and the abuse in those places is mind-blowing.
01:00:05.000Yeah, and also elder abuse is getting worse.
01:00:08.000The most vulnerable people in our society are being abused.
01:00:10.000Because we don't take care of our community.
01:00:12.000Have you been able to find the tribe or Yeah, and I'm fortunate enough to have a good support system, but I think that's where conservatives kind of fall short is that, you know, you push these family values, but they're not really pushing any legislation or policies or changes to make it easier to have families and for families to survive.
01:01:41.000I was meeting people from all over Earth, random people that I had nothing in common with, that I was taking in their behaviors and idiosyncrasies and values and things before I even knew who they were.
01:02:14.000But like the general idea is to hang out with your friends style podcast where people are smack talking, ribbing on each other, probably talk whatever is in current news, but it won't be a news show like this.
01:02:26.000Another problem of having maybe people identify with this is I don't like small talk.
01:02:31.000I'd just rather be silent and sit in silence with someone, which is very awkward.
01:02:35.000It depends what you mean by small talk.
01:02:37.000I think like small talk is part of recognizing the dignity of the person in front of you.
01:02:43.000You know, niceties are also kindness, making them feel welcome, hospitality.
01:02:50.000I feel like people who say I hate small talk are actually not you, Ian, but they are the people who call themselves sapiosexuals and stuff.
01:03:03.000Like, you're not as deep as you think.
01:04:12.000And so, you know, private business, but there is an intention for me to have a family.
01:04:16.000But there are a lot of people I see who are now in their 50s that I grew up watching and looking up to, to a certain degree, have no families at all.
01:04:30.000Now there are a lot of people who have kids, don't get me wrong, a lot of people have kids, but there are just some rock stars and pro athletes and I'm just like, man, they just didn't have any families.
01:04:39.000That kind of bums me out because it means like the life lessons and the genetics, the combination of these things that made them who they were, such great people that had a tremendous positive impact on the world, Gone.
01:05:43.000You know, when people say, like, I don't want to bring a kid into this world, like the world is just such a scary place and it's only getting worse.
01:05:53.000Like, how could I subject someone to grow up in a world like this?
01:05:58.000And like, yeah, there are unique factors to like why living today is different, maybe worse in a lot of ways, but I think people are just afraid of being the person with the biggest impact on an impressionable person.
01:06:14.000They're afraid of passing down their own mediocrity.
01:06:17.000I think it's also just a really scary world to raise a kid in.
01:06:22.000We're fighting to not have men pole dancing in front of children.
01:06:26.000Sure, sure, but we had a Cold War with, like, nuclear weapons in Cuba.
01:08:35.000I shut it up the first time I tried to, but I've since listened to it.
01:08:38.000They say she's speaking hot girl language.
01:08:40.000So is she saying that in the early days when you're texting back and forth for like, and then it turns into a week of texting and then two weeks?
01:08:46.000So then she goes on to say like, no one wants to commit or be in a traditional like dating.
01:08:51.000It's these weird talking stages and they're talking stages mean like the hookup phase and you're seeing someone But she's also talking about 21-year-old dudes who go to college in California.
01:09:51.000Who sit around playing video games all day and don't have to provide anything.
01:09:55.000Women who don't want families, so the guy doesn't have to provide anything, and there's no strings attached in hooking up, and now you have women.
01:10:03.000And I'm not saying every woman, I'm not saying most women, at least in this case one woman who is like, this sucks.
01:10:08.000But it's not just I feel like this is a majority of the Gen Z girls and the whatever they're calling that other generation.
01:10:15.000They really fell prey to this hookup culture.
01:10:18.000And I think a lot of them and you see it here in her even though she's not saying it well, they're understanding that it's not making them happy.
01:10:25.000And that's why I feel if we had someone that wasn't... You know, Andrew Tate's great, right?
01:10:30.000The way he articulates this to young men.
01:10:33.000Hopefully he's innocent, but... He's not being innocent, he's not been charged with any crimes.
01:10:38.000Well, you know, you want to preface it, but you know, he does say these good things, but we need... Andrew Tate has not been charged with any crimes.
01:11:05.000The only way to beat it is to not participate in it.
01:11:09.000The only way to get rid of hookup culture is to just stop hooking up with people.
01:11:13.000And I'm sorry, but most of the girls on this podcast, whatever, are hooking up with people.
01:11:19.000They're making the problem worse, and they're not willing to take accountability.
01:11:22.000I think that's why a lot of People are like angry when they see this clip because they're like, I mean, I don't know this about this girl individually, but like the archetype, you know, she's contributing to her own problem.
01:11:37.000And also Andrew Tate is a participant in hookup culture.
01:11:40.000So it doesn't really resonate when I hear him talking about the negative effects.
01:11:44.000He's not like... People say he's kind of like... What do they call him?
01:12:16.000Like, he's just a liar and proud about it.
01:12:18.000So they are not on the same level in any way.
01:12:20.000I agree with you that being alone is less worse than being with the wrong person.
01:12:25.000So like these people doing hookup culture, maybe they'd be better off if they were alone.
01:12:28.000But those being alone and being in the wrong relationship are like D minus or worse.
01:12:33.000The alternative isn't even being alone, it's just like dating in a normal way that doesn't immediately, like for these women, give strange men access to your body.
01:12:46.000I think it's a cultural deficit in that we created all of this media.
01:12:52.000iconography TV shows about love at first sight and about, you know, a guy meeting a girl and
01:12:59.000they just love each other or Hallmark movies where, you know, the woman's in a relationship
01:13:03.000with a guy but he's snooty and she goes back to her hometown and there's the old, you know,
01:13:06.000football player and, you know, they never... The lumberjack.
01:13:08.000The lumberjack and he's a stand-up honorable guy.
01:13:12.000And in reality, relationships are built together.
01:13:14.000You meet each other, you get along, you say, okay, you start building things together and you build up that emotional bond over a long period of time.
01:13:21.000It's also like young people seem to think that it's like you meet someone and it's like they're the one.
01:13:26.000If you are in your best place and you meet someone in their best place, then you will realize together you're something, but they're not going to make you better.
01:13:33.000You got to be up there so that they can come up to meet you.
01:13:36.000I made that mistake for a long time thinking she was going to fix me.
01:13:40.000So what's advice you guys would give to young guys?
01:13:41.000Because I think a lot of guys are afraid of... rejection sucks.
01:13:45.000And getting rejected in public, if that gets blasted out on the internet, not only... you might even look like a predator.
01:13:50.000Kids are probably... guys are probably afraid of that.
01:13:52.000So what advice... Girls also need to learn to reject guys in a way that's gracious and not ruthless, you know?
01:14:20.000I mean, that's really... A lot of people say that, but it's like, okay, you're going to go up to someone in church and be like, hi, like... That wouldn't be very trad.
01:14:34.000But I just feel like they have to, they have to live, you know, you have to walk the walk and you can't be calling for traditional lifestyles if you yourself are involved in hookup culture and things like that.
01:14:45.000You know, if that's what you want, really, Tim's not wrong.
01:14:52.000No, for real, they say, you know, guys will go to a bar to pick up chicks, and it's just like, I guess that makes sense for a guy.
01:14:58.000But for a woman, it doesn't make sense, because you're gonna get a guy who's not looking for any kind of real relationship.
01:15:03.000That's what this young woman is basically saying.
01:15:05.000She comes to a point in the video where she says, like, this is not gonna lead to a real relationship.
01:15:10.000And then there's another video going viral of a Japanese woman who was surprised when she met this guy's family.
01:15:17.000And she was like, so this guy, I've been seeing him, we went on five dates, he introduces me to his family, and I'm thinking like, wow, this is a really big deal, like, we're hitting it off.
01:15:24.000And then when she inquires, he's like, no, no, no, we're just friends.
01:16:33.000Like I can choose to go to business, do business with whoever I want.
01:16:36.000You can run a company if you start a company.
01:16:38.000But in terms of like the sexual liberation stuff, it's not really liberation.
01:16:41.000It's stripped women of their leverage in relationships.
01:16:44.000Women were told you can go around and sleep with whoever you want, and the guys were like, yes!
01:16:49.000I love that you're pointing that out about leverage, because when they call men incels, they're saying, you can't get access to sex with women.
01:16:58.000But like, sex with women has become valueless now.
01:17:05.000Well, so the thing about incels is most of these guys, it's an internal problem.
01:17:09.000It's never been easier for these guys to hook up.
01:17:11.000You go to a bar, buy some drinks, everybody gets, you know, has a good time, they're drunk, they go party, and then before you know it... But that's tough.
01:17:17.000That's risky in modern culture, because you can get blasted out on the internet as putting your hands on someone's thigh or something.
01:17:23.000I'm not saying don't touch women without consent.
01:17:25.000But they might think it's consensual and then take it a step too far.
01:17:29.000There is a reason why bars have the lights turned low, and there's a reason why there's that, you can buy it at Hot Topic or Spencer's or whatever, it says beer, making ugly people attractive since, you know, like 900 AD.
01:17:42.000I've always thought that one of the cringiest things is the guy's like, can I kiss you now?
01:17:45.000And you're like, oh God, just go for it.
01:21:41.000If a woman wants you to run into a married contractor.
01:21:44.000Oh, I like the go where your values are.
01:21:47.000I went to theater school and I met other actresses, girls, and that's how I got my first real serious girlfriend because I was pretty nerdy in high school.
01:21:52.000So look, if you're a woman, And you don't gotta take advice from me, I'm some dude.
01:21:57.000And you wanna meet a guy, go to Home Depot.
01:21:59.000And then just make sure there's no ring on the hand.
01:22:02.000And then just, you know, say, I'm trying to fix a door, can you help me?
01:22:10.000Don't lie to your way into a relationship, but... No, like, if you're at Home Depot for a real reason, you gotta have a problem fixed, you're gonna find a better quality guy.
01:22:26.000But not just that, like, guys like solving problems and being helpful.
01:22:29.000If a woman goes to a guy and says, look, I gotta fix a door and I need somebody who can help me do it, you know, a guy might be like, that sounds great.
01:22:39.000Do you think that dating apps should be deleted from people's phones?
01:22:42.000I think that and social media contributes to the problem of people always thinking there's something else out there.
01:22:49.000Well, you know, I could do better and that's just comparative in general with the lives that we're living, but it absolutely contributes to it.
01:24:44.000That archetype of the matchmaking woman in a village, you know, it doesn't exist anymore.
01:24:50.000Yeah, my mom's very matchmaking, probably because she has a family and wants me to have a family.
01:24:55.000The problem with arranged marriage is that it's anti-meritocratic in that you might have a three-year-old boy and a three-year-old girl, And then they're like, our kids are going to get married when they're older.
01:25:06.000And then by 18, the male is like a hundred pounds, soaking wet, frail.
01:25:12.000They were rarely arranged at such a young age.
01:25:25.000So you're saying, like, when a woman is about to become an adult or whatever, the parents decide, oh, we found this guy for you, get married to him?
01:25:31.000The guy's parents are involved as well.
01:25:33.000If it's not forced, it's not arranged.
01:25:35.000The families are... It's just like a mom suggesting a guy.
01:25:37.000Like, honey, you should marry the guy across the street.
01:26:06.000Like, people, like, I think our generation and younger are led to believe because of movies that, you know, you walk into a bar and there's, like, a beautiful woman and it's like, My heart be still I'm in love and it's just like yeah, and then you find out she's like a white supremacist You know and you're like, whoa, I don't want to be like she's attractive but not I'm not going there You know, like you sound like this has happened to you No, I just mean like
01:26:31.000You see a beautiful woman and it turns out she's just like messed up.
01:26:35.000There could be like a pretty lady and you're like, wow, she's beautiful.
01:26:37.000And then she's like, the people from the moon have stolen my cheese.
01:26:40.000And you're like, okay, I'm getting out of here.
01:26:42.000Or, you know, I don't know, maybe your guy was into that kind of crazy wild ride.
01:26:45.000Maybe she was just eating candies with Ian for a moment.
01:29:10.000But there will be weird things like that.
01:29:13.000Where statistically, people who like peanut butter and jelly for some reason are more likely to post blue circles than red squares.
01:29:20.000And we don't notice those things, but the AI will because it's looking at hundreds of millions of internet interactions and then finding statistical correlations.
01:29:47.000Somebody who likes turkey bacon is more likely to be left-leaning.
01:29:49.000But what about something like you go to McDonald's at 7 in the morning.
01:29:54.000Oh, you're more likely to get oil changes in the third of the month at 7 p.m.
01:29:58.000Like, weird things that we can't see, it will find those correlations and tell you.
01:30:02.000That means in dating apps, if it took your social media profile, all of your data, we could easily, at this point, make an AI that would be like, here's your perfect match.
01:30:11.000I think we're getting- In terms of attractiveness, in terms of location, in terms of personality, the AI would break it all down and be like, based on the people you've messaged, based on the people she's messaged, based on what you like and don't like, the times you go to the bathroom and the food you eat, you should get married.
01:32:31.000Why would a guy do the extra work and make himself monogamous with her when feminism says he can have her and all the other women all at the same time?
01:32:42.000Why buy the cow when you get the milk for free?
01:32:50.000That was because dudes would go bang the girl in the barn and the father would run with a shotgun and be like, uh-uh, that was my daughter, now you're married.
01:33:14.000But now, a guy hooks up with her and says, I can call her whenever I want and she'll be there because she wants me and I don't have to give her anything.
01:33:41.000Except this woman says to the guy, hey, I want to be in a relationship, and he goes, lady, I got 50 women on Tinder right now saying the opposite of what you're saying.
01:34:43.000Maybe it's because I was just getting older.
01:34:45.000And like, I'm still in that dating... still in that dating pool that I'm like, I don't want to... I don't want to wait and see on this one.
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01:35:16.000I'm Not Your Buddy Guy says, I'm not your guy, friend.
01:36:12.000And then anybody could just share and give access to it.
01:36:15.000So what we're trying to do is create a system where if you're a member at TimCast.com, it gives you access to the Discord, which is relatively easy to do.
01:37:57.000I think we should make... We need a hit movie, basically.
01:38:00.000We, I say, like, as in this movement, political movement.
01:38:02.000I don't think of that political terms, but we there needs to be a hit movie. That's not out of Hollywood
01:38:06.000It's not like a decent system of daily wire Babylon beats in cast all these cool networks
01:38:11.000Make like a hit like lethal weapon hit movie. I'm pitching it to Crowder. I haven't talked to him
01:38:17.000I don't know where he's at. I haven't seen him in a month.
01:38:19.000Oh, we could easily do a movie yeah, we just need a good script and
01:38:22.000six weeks I think I think a comedy, a political comedy movie would be great because the budget can be low and then we would just reach out to people like Ryan Long, you know?
01:38:33.000He might be... I don't want to... Or the Bambalon Bee?
01:38:36.000I'm just saying we'd get a bunch of people and then we could do like a funny movie.
01:40:30.000I'm never gonna do, like, a kickflip McTwist or anything, but I've never been passionate about that.
01:40:34.000So all the things I wanted to do, I've done, gotten the dopamine release, and now I'm like, in my mid-30s, and I'm like, I like skating, you know, I'll do some tricks here and there, but I have no desire to do a nollie heel flip crook, you know, big spin out or something, because, like, I did that when I was a teenager, like, the feeling isn't there anymore.
01:40:51.000So now it's mostly just about cruising around, doing some big ollies, getting a few kick flips, heel flips, maybe a few good flip tricks, some, you know, late flips in.
01:41:00.000skating the mini ramp and just cruising around carving hitting some grinds you
01:41:02.000get the flow of things and it feels good you get the exercise
01:41:05.000but that drive to like I don't know you know switch flip blunt
01:41:09.000is just not there anymore. What if Elon said he wants you to come kick flip
01:41:12.000on a spaceship? There's probably better people he could ask to do that.
01:42:42.000We'll need to make like a real-time system where people can get an app and then see the cards in the hand and then pick the actions they want.
01:42:50.000And then whatever the most actions get voted on, the player will do.
01:42:53.000You could have it like, you show the cards in your hand, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and they just put the number, play card number 4.
01:43:06.000And so, when someone plays a creature, if you have a counterspell, priority goes to you, you ask the audience, they spam it, you give it five seconds, say, okay.
01:43:28.000Create us an app where people can vote on what to do and then see if we can get, like, a pro Magic player to beat the entire internet.
01:43:35.000Did you guys see the guy who built a software program where you can play pool on a video game and it controls his pool stick and shoots the actual pool and then he has a camera on his table?
01:45:38.000Clint Torres says, I think Fetterman is in for an experimental treatment and one day is going to come out in a press conference, rip open his suit to expose a Superman symbol and yell, hey, you guys.
01:46:24.000So we can actually create, like, the VIP lounge elite access, you know, or whatever.
01:46:29.000And it's like, I'd rather have it be based on, like, time frames.
01:46:32.000Like, you become a member, and then if you've been a member for a certain amount of time, you move up in the, you know, rooms or whatever.
01:46:39.000Yeah there'll be like the VIP lounge and it's like if you've been a member longer than three months then you're in the VIP lounge.
01:46:43.000I wouldn't want to do anything where it's like over a year but maybe because then it's good for us it encourages people to stay members for a long time to go in these rooms.
01:46:51.000You gotta show respect to your veterans.
01:46:53.000That's right and we'll put Ian in the room.
01:47:56.000At the beginning, after being told to call a generic helpline, I was informed by the PNC representative that per the terms and conditions, PNC reserves the right to reevaluate their business relationships at any time and terminate accounts without cause.
01:48:09.000Well, you know who just started a bank?
01:48:17.000This is what happens and this is why, and I know a lot of people are going to disagree with me here, but I was very concerned with the compulsion to disavow Kanye.
01:48:29.000Because he had just been banned from Chase Bank.
01:48:34.000And that, to me, no matter what he said, is really scary.
01:48:38.000But conservatives, even if they had never said anything even remotely similar to what Kanye said, they had this compulsion to disavow, which makes it worse.
01:48:46.000The debanking had been a thing for a long time before it even happened to Kanye.
01:48:50.000It set the precedent that that's just acceptable.
01:48:53.000We got we got I got to read this was a good one.
01:48:55.000Eric Christensen says, I have a question to ask about the title of this episode.
01:49:06.000Literally, it's rumored that he's braindead.
01:49:08.000Okay, so we can call Fetterman braindead if we mean he's just not functioning properly.
01:49:14.000But in this context, it was like, the rumors that he's literally in a chair drooling and going and like not functioning anymore, but good super jet.
01:50:01.000There's always some kind of executive.
01:50:03.000It's when the executive knows that it's dangerous situations is when they're needed, is when they create dangerous situations so that they're needed.
01:50:10.000That's when the anarchy needs to step up.
01:50:13.000Let's just make it Michael Malice and call it good.
01:51:18.000James Madison's Ghost says AI deepfake videos will become the fake news headlines that get shadow changed a day later after everyone has already read them, misinforming people.
01:51:28.000Yeah man, the Trump example of disavowing white supremacists is exactly it.
01:51:32.000They will make a deepfake, alter one word to make it sound worse, and that's all liberals will see.
01:51:41.000Dorktanian says you're very optimistic about this.
01:51:43.000There are going to be bots automatically feeding news stories to the AI skewed in their favor to have instant deepfakes created as the stories pop up.
01:51:54.000So we're using AI for TimCast.com news articles.
01:51:58.000When there's a story, we're taking, not all of it, sometimes we'll just get a picture of the guy and we're making our own custom art for everything.
01:52:06.000But some of it is AI deepfake in that, like, we did a story about Pete Buttigieg and the train derailment.
01:52:11.000So our news team just AI-generated a Pete Buttigieg art with a train derailment art, and that's what we used for the story.
01:52:38.000Free speech to make you say something?
01:52:40.000I don't know about that. I don't know if we did the Star Trek joke in this cast in the cast
01:52:44.000cast castle episode, but considering it's already out anyway, I'm going to say it but um
01:52:49.000we took we uh Captain Picard and Data and deep faked a conversation between the two between the
01:52:56.000two of them where Data accuses Picard of being racist because of disparaging remarks about Klingons.
01:53:02.000And, you know, my brother made a funny joke about it.
01:53:05.000I don't know if it's actually in the episode, but that was an idea I had where I was like, If the gag is the camera comes into the room and I'm sitting there watching Star Trek, then we can make Star Trek say whatever we want.
01:53:20.000So it's like I'm sitting there watching the TV and you can see like the Enterprise fly in and then it cuts to my face and you hear Data being like, I just can't quite figure out how to give it to her properly, sir.
01:53:31.000Well, Data, you have to try and thrust, thrust, you know, things like that.
01:53:34.000And then I'm just going like, hmm, this is a good episode.
01:53:36.000So we can do- we can make any show say anything we want.
01:54:11.000Ewape says, need to start attributing a cryptographic hash to metadata of official videos.
01:54:16.000Can't use legally if the hash doesn't match public key.
01:54:19.000Nope, because there's screen grabs, because there's compression, because there's downloads.
01:54:25.000So you can try and attach metadata tags to things, but there will be, as soon as Trump gives a speech, there will be 15 versions of that speech on the internet.
01:54:34.000Figure out which one's the real one, and what they'll do is the fake ones, they'll get meta tags too, and they'll say, no, ours is the real one.
01:54:39.000Then you'll get nefarious actors that will film it, Deepfake it.
01:54:42.000The actual press will be at the event.
01:55:18.000They used AI technology to turn themselves into anime characters.
01:55:23.000So, in order to make an anime battle, it's anime rock-paper-scissors.
01:55:28.000Two brothers fight over the throne by playing rock-paper-scissors, and it's actually really funny.
01:55:32.000Like, when they rock-paper-scissors shoot, there's, like, wind, and, like, the windows all explode, and they're like, ugh!
01:55:37.000But they filmed themselves in a green screen, then used AI to convert that into anime.
01:55:44.000Then they took photorealistic environments from Unreal Engine, I think, converted that to anime, to animation style, and then made this show without actually drawing anything.
01:56:00.000But we're not gonna, in my opinion, it's still rudimentary.
01:56:03.000I think we're a couple years away from you typing in, make me an anime about two brothers fighting over the throne, and it will just start rendering, and then it'll be like, come back in 10 minutes, boom, here's a 15 minute episode.
01:56:15.000It's gonna be crazy, because I'm gonna be like, write a sequel to the X-Files movie, where Mulder actually discovers there are aliens, and then I'll watch it, and I'll actually enjoy it.
01:56:24.000Yeah, I'm thinking like, it's going to be less about making the best piece of art and more about making consistently good art.
01:56:33.000Because there's going to be so much of it that there might be flash in the pans of this is so great, that's so great, but the really great ones are going to get reused and recopied and reprinted over and over again.
01:56:43.000So you just need to be known for putting out lots and lots and lots, if you want to make a career in it, I mean.
01:57:56.000So, a big mistake a lot of people make is they raise their kids and say, I want to give my son the things I never had.
01:58:01.000So I'm going to send him to a good school, and I'm going to buy him a new car, and I'm going to give him all these things I wish I had.
01:58:05.000And it's like, bro, you are successful because of things you didn't have.
01:58:09.000Giving your kid all this stuff just means he's going to be entitled when he's older and be like, why won't the government give me a new car?
01:58:15.000So what you should do is, when you have your kid, bring him out to the woods and, you know, teach him to fight and punch trees and start fires and, like, campfires, I mean, obviously.
01:58:54.000Then they go down to Alabama, be like, you gotta vote for me, cuz I'm just like you.
01:58:58.000And then they go to Chicago and be like, you know, if you vote for me, I'll get your garage door open or fixed in no time.
01:59:03.000That's what Hillary Clinton was doing.
01:59:05.000Because internet video wasn't a thing when she was younger.
01:59:08.000So she went down to like Arkansas or whatever and started talking with a Southern drawl and it's like, oh please, New York Senator Hillary Clinton.
01:59:35.000Hey man, don't knock it till you try it.
01:59:38.000Put your emotions and your truth, honesty and your face on the internet on video after video and listen to people and make responses and create community.
02:00:08.000Well, okay, well, yes, that's a good point.
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02:01:19.000Tomorrow, at 1pm over at youtube.com slash timcast, we will have a hangout interview slash conversation with Pete Parada, formerly of The Offspring, and we're going to talk about the issue he faced with the VAX mandates, how he was unceremoniously removed from The Offspring after 14 years, and I gotta tell you guys a crazy story.
02:01:42.000So Pete has been in two of the music videos out of three we've done so far.
02:01:47.000Technically there's four, but two of the ones we've done recently.
02:01:51.000One's not out yet, it's currently being edited, and he came out here, we filmed.
02:01:54.000He's amazing, he's an amazing drummer.
02:01:56.000It's an honor and a privilege for me to get to work with the drummer who was with The Offspring for 14 years, because they were my childhood favorite band.
02:02:04.000But he's never publicly done an interview about what happened with being kicked out of the band because he's a very humble, you know, kind of quiet guy.
02:02:12.000But I asked him if he would want to come on and talk about this and give us the full picture and talk about a bunch of other things, and he agreed.
02:02:18.000So we're going to be recording it tomorrow morning for the Culture War podcast episode two.
02:02:33.000And because usually I watch like Yellowstone or 1883, but I finished watching those, so I watched some movie last night.
02:02:38.000So I go into my bedroom, and I turn the TV on, throw the remote in the bed, go into the bathroom, take my contacts out, when all of a sudden I start hearing Kill Boy Powerhead.
02:03:26.000It's like god-like spirituality, and I'm afraid that people might lose the distinction between algorithmic manipulation and God actually moving people together.
02:03:35.000So look, normally when I turn the TV on, it's static.
02:03:38.000Like because you get the home bar, it's like an LG and like the bar pops up and you got to pick HBO or Paramount or whatever.
02:04:00.000Anyway, we're gonna go to the members-only show, Uncensored, at TimCast.com, and also check out the Culture War podcast tomorrow at 1pm, youtube.com slash TimCast.