Jack Posobiec joins the show to talk about all things election day, including who's going to win and who's not. Plus, we talk about the mail-in vote and whether or not we should be worried about it.
00:00:47.000Yet, the betting markets are very different.
00:00:49.000So you've got Predicted giving Trump around a 40%.
00:00:52.000And interestingly, there was one I covered, I think it's DraftKings, where every person in every state except Colorado, or I should say the majority, bet that Trump will win tomorrow.
00:01:04.000There is 50 billion reasons why the media says he will lose, and there is, like, a couple billion reasons why people think he's gonna win, and we don't know who's right or who's wrong.
00:01:14.000And just because the media has their consensus doesn't mean what they're saying is actually true.
00:01:19.000So, as we are about to, uh, what is it?
00:01:35.000Yeah this is this is gonna be fantastic so we have a lot to talk about I suppose and we are we are already just talking about so much pertaining to the election and and what's gonna happen and I guess my first question just to start everything off actually I'm sorry before I do smash the like button smash it and subscribe and we will we do the show Monday to Friday at 8 p.m.
00:01:52.000tomorrow we're doing a big party where we're just gonna pull one of the cameras back let it go and we have a ton of people who are coming and we're just gonna let them come in and out and do whatever so it's gonna be really weird you're gonna be like those two people in the same room together There's gonna be like a plumber sitting with a farmer cats and dogs at the same time we'd be crazy.
00:02:10.000So anyway tomorrow's gonna be nuts and There's a lot of really weird things going on So I think we should just jump right in my question to you guys whoever wants to go is uh, who's gonna win?
00:02:20.000Well, so here's how tomorrow's going to play out, right?
00:02:26.000The left has already kind of said this, and the media is sort of massaging this talking point into their broadcasting, where they're talking about this thing called a red mirage.
00:02:36.000And a red mirage is what they claim It means that Donald Trump is going to look like he has this massive electoral victory tomorrow.
00:02:46.000And yet then the mail-in ballots in some of these states will get counted later and then so that is going to be cut into.
00:02:53.000Now in some states they do it differently.
00:02:55.000In some states they'll begin counting immediately when the polls open.
00:02:59.000In other states they're waiting until after they have social distancing concerns or they're just literally don't have the personnel to be able to do this.
00:03:06.000And so my prediction is chaos, lots of chaos, because you might end up having a situation where it looks like Trump ran the table, wins all the swing states, and then some of those states that look red might start flipping blue.
00:03:28.000And where's the level of trust in our national institutions?
00:03:35.000To show somebody something like that right now Right.
00:03:38.000I mean I am so hesitant usually to make predictions especially when perhaps if I say so they get 24 hours We're all gonna look so stupid But my gut instincts and it's kind of like one of those examples of don't believe your lying eyes, right when I see the huge enormous rallies in places like Pennsylvania and you know even in places like Arizona was at 96 miles the little Trump caravan they had and I feel like Trump has a legitimate chance of winning.
00:04:05.000But the whole thing with the mail-in ballots, all of that happening, I'm not sure.
00:04:09.000I think what's probably going to happen is that in a lot of these swing states, it's going to lean toward Trump and then people are going to say, hang on, we can't yet call it because we have all these extra ballots to count.
00:04:19.000And I've seen some people say that might even take up to weeks.
00:04:22.000And I think, like you said, Tim, a lot of people aren't going to trust that.
00:04:26.000And I think there's not enough confidence.
00:04:27.000that mail-in voting is secure, that people are gonna accept that. And I'm nervous. I'm hoping
00:04:33.000that the election results either way are so strong where they can't really be contested,
00:04:40.000but I don't think that's gonna be the case.
00:04:42.000The only way Trump wins tomorrow night and the left says, OK, OK, Trump won, is if he gets like, OK, so if there are
00:04:50.00020 million people in Pennsylvania and we get 15 million votes, Trump with 8 million, Biden
00:04:56.000with 7, they're gonna say, there's 5 million more votes that could potentially come in
00:05:15.000The election law is the same regardless of size of the election.
00:05:18.000So it used to be that on election day, if you're and this probably won't be true for tomorrow, but it used to be this idea that Because those are all unofficial, right?
00:05:28.000Those are always unofficial, and then the officials come in later.
00:05:31.000But it used to be that in the unofficial tally, you wouldn't even dip into the absentee ballots if your delta was less than your margin of victory.
00:05:38.000So if the amount of absentee ballots you have come in that was less than, let's say that was, you know, five points, but you had a 10 point lead, well, then it wouldn't matter because you wouldn't be able to swing the election.
00:05:47.000You would get to them, of course, you'd make sure they're counted, but you wouldn't need to get to them on election night because it wouldn't make a difference.
00:06:49.000I don't know if you guys saw that expose they did where they caught that lady bragging about, you know, give me money and I'll get you votes.
00:08:49.000And now, a ballot got sent to my house with one name on the envelope and a different name inside the envelope.
00:08:57.000And so, it's not my business, not my ballot, so I'm going to leave it to the people who got the ballot and they can deal with it.
00:09:02.000But basically what I'm saying is I've seen the failure, but you've also got all these posts popping up with people saying, you know, I got ballots to my house from people who are dead.
00:09:13.000So that means, I saw this a lot in California, that means more ballots than people are being sent out.
00:09:20.000So this is this is where that sort of and the Democrats know this, right?
00:09:26.000They're very they're very well aware of this.
00:09:27.000And they know they put all their chips in on mail in ballots, even though in a lot of these swing states, Pennsylvania specifically, because I know that one very well, they're worried about this.
00:10:00.000What do you mean count all the ballots?
00:10:02.000And he said, when we count all the ballots, Trump will have lost.
00:10:05.000When he said on October 31st on Halloween evening, he said, and this is a guy I've known 15 years back when he was state rep, Josh Shapiro, and he usually doesn't go full mask off like that.
00:10:14.000You always have to kind of like read between the lines on him.
00:10:16.000He said, when we count all the ballots, Trump will have lost.
00:10:21.000How can an election official say something like that in a state like Pennsylvania, which is such a vital state, probably it is the vital state.
00:10:29.000I've been saying again and again, Pennsylvania is the keystone.
00:10:32.000And yet you have an official saying that.
00:11:27.000Now, the Democrats have kind of set this narrative up where if there's anything that's called into question after the fact, they're going to brand, you know, conspiracy theorists.
00:11:35.000You're trying to Subvert democracy and things like that.
00:11:38.000And I actually think, and you guys can disagree, but I don't think you will, that big tech, if anyone starts to say something like, I don't know if this is legit or valid, that's probably going to be grounds for being banned.
00:12:42.000One of the biggest failures of the Republican administration over the past four years, in my opinion, has not been being harsh enough on big tech.
00:12:50.000And I know there's a lot of libertarians who think it's a private company, they can do whatever they want.
00:12:55.000And it's like, all I want is for big tech to live up to the same standards of operations that so many other industries have to live by.
00:13:03.000And, you know, obviously you've talked a lot about things like Section 230.
00:13:07.000I'm not in favor of repealing Section 230 entirely.
00:13:10.000I just don't think that Facebook should be able to claim that they're just a platform when they're actually making these editorial decisions.
00:13:33.000And we definitely talked about it a lot.
00:13:34.000But I mean, the executive order that Trump put out regarding Section 230, I think was solid.
00:13:39.000And if you actually read it, based on what he put out, the outlines, there is no way that places like Facebook, Twitter or YouTube can claim protection under Section 230.
00:13:48.000So, you know, unlike what a lot of people think, I don't want the U.S.
00:13:52.000government to nationalize Facebook and Twitter.
00:13:54.000I would love to see like, you know, the FCC or something actually come out and say, based on this, we are ruling that these protections no longer apply to Facebook, Twitter, etc.
00:14:04.000They're already banning people, and I can already see it.
00:14:07.000There's going to be some kind of blackout.
00:14:09.000Look, I don't know exactly what's going to happen, because obviously we're going to be streaming, so we'll be talking about something here on this show.
00:14:15.000I mean, just imagine from Bandwidth's perspective of every user, every big user on these platforms is going to be live, all at the same time.
00:14:24.000That's probably the best safeguard we have for any kind of... It's the only one.
00:14:31.000But I mean, you look at how they just totally... I don't even want to say erased, but Hunter Biden doesn't exist as far as the media is concerned.
00:15:28.000It aligned Biden with the swamp in a way that his strategy of sort of being quiet, laying low had really prevented any serious, vigorous examination of his of his time and his family's time in business, which, by the way, these were originally Examinations and observations and investigations that were done by the Bernie bros, right?
00:15:51.000This was, this was a thing of the left.
00:15:52.000And you can go back to all of those different memes and videos that came out during the primaries.
00:15:59.000And this, this was not from the right at all.
00:16:01.000Like these were lefties talking about Joe Biden and his family.
00:18:35.000I bring that up just to say, I can't believe we're actually in a timeline or whatever, where you have, did you see what happened today with Joe Biden at the Michigan rally?
00:18:45.000Obama had to call him out three times and he just like... Was that real or was that edited?
00:18:50.000Cause I saw that one and now like the one with this Tampa thing that came up, it's like... I don't know about Tampa.
00:20:17.000Yeah, that's actually like when people are saying, well, Jack, just go into the hard drive and find the contract where Joe Biden has his name on it with Hunter Biden and Jim Biden.
00:20:28.000Just find the one where they lay it all out, man.
00:21:13.000I would hope you guys are at least competent enough to try to hide your corruption.
00:21:18.000Secret meeting with Ukrainian gas executives, then Girl Scout awards at 5.15.
00:21:26.000I mean, they still kind of did with like, thanks for introducing me to your father and letting us spend time together or whatever.
00:21:34.000Well, the one actually that I try to get back is, so why was it that all of Hunter Biden's biggest deals were in the countries where his father was like the top diplomat for Obama, right?
00:21:47.000Why is it that Jim Biden got contracts for Iraq when Joe was the one overseeing American operations in Iraq?
00:21:56.000And his brother gets a contract to build houses and makes millions of dollars.
00:22:30.000He just had a knack for knowing right when to invest.
00:22:34.000But I mean, I've read so many articles and things by leftists who support Joe Biden, even when they do Kind of acknowledge the whole Hunter Biden thing.
00:22:46.000They try to distance it from Biden himself, right?
00:22:49.000This is just, you know, yeah, this might be bad, but this is all just Hunter.
00:22:52.000It doesn't really reflect on Biden himself.
00:22:54.000I don't think what they're understanding or what they're trying to downplay is the fact that no, it speaks to Biden's corruption, right?
00:23:00.000He himself, like even if you say that, all right, the cash payment, the 10% or whatever, that wasn't actually going to him.
00:23:06.000The fact that Hunter Biden was able to get all of these jobs, obviously there must have been some sort of quid pro quo, right?
00:23:13.000What use is the Biden name for if not to get something from his father?
00:23:17.000I mean, at the very least, we know for a fact that Hunter Biden flew on Air Force Two with Joe to China to negotiate private equity deals.
00:24:12.000Hunter Biden admitted to, I think it was ABC, when he was asked, would you have gotten that job were it not for your name?
00:24:18.000And he goes, I don't know, probably not.
00:24:20.000So even he's like, I know I'm only doing this because we're peddling influence.
00:24:24.000Well, and the one that got them all in trouble, even more so, was this tribal bonds thing that blew up after Joe left office.
00:24:33.000And so that's why guys like Bevan Cooney are now behind bars.
00:24:36.000That's why Devin Archer is looking at time.
00:24:38.000It's because when Joe wasn't in office anymore, they started getting into riskier ventures.
00:24:43.000And so the tribe even came out and said, look, the only reason that we signed this thing was because there was a Biden name on it.
00:24:50.000And we thought that was something that we could trust, which, I mean, if you want to get into the whole history of like Native Americans, tribes and trusting, you know, like, I mean, there's obviously, you know, you can you can play that thread out.
00:25:05.000I mean, it's horrible, like, you know, people that's been, you know, treated the way they have.
00:25:09.000And that's why this guy, Bevan Cooney, who's now behind bars, did come forward to Matt Tierman and Seamus Bruner and Peter Schweitzer and said, look, I kind of feel like the fall guy.
00:26:17.000They know who they are and I'm not going to call them out.
00:26:20.000I don't think, I know at least one of them hasn't said anything publicly yet.
00:26:25.000So I'm not going to, you know, I'm not going to call people out like that and I'm not going to spill that tea, but do the right thing, man.
00:26:38.000But he put out this tweet that made me laugh.
00:26:41.000I'm not going to name the guys, but he was like something like, how long until there's a group of like, how long until we have journalists trying to get... Substack.
00:27:08.000I've been offering this to Jake Tapper, to anyone who would want to come in, Mark Cuban, Kind of responded, but then he said, well, no, I don't want a copy of the laptop.
00:27:19.000I want the actual one that was given to the FBI.
00:28:10.000But the standard for which journalists are willing to, I don't know, fact check when it comes to a Trump story versus a Biden story are completely different.
00:28:20.000This is what Tim just said about Biden.
00:28:24.000A tape might exist of Trump doing something in an elevator, though exactly where that somewhere is and what that something might be, no one in media can say.
00:28:33.000That's because no one in media seems to have seen the tape or is even confident it exists.
00:31:30.000What I used to think and even it's kind of similar to there was this person.
00:31:35.000I think she was a writer or is a writer for the Boston Globe who compared the Trump trucks to Isis
00:31:41.000Yeah, I don't I don't see a difference her I used to think that it was because they thought Trump was that bad
00:31:47.000Maybe it's just that they don't actually realize how awful Isis is right? Maybe it's just like it's not that they
00:31:53.000think Trump is Genocidal or an actual fascist maybe is that they think Isis
00:31:57.000is bad because they also implemented tax cuts and Islamic caliphate out of the Paris Accord human
00:32:03.000Like, maybe they just don't understand how bad those other people are.
00:32:07.000But, you know, it's kind of funny, but I think you're right when you see how they do, like, the Islam LGBT stuff.
00:32:13.000Like, I had a friend who had a flyer for, it was like, a woman wearing a hijab, and it said, like, you know, activist-y stuff, and it was like rainbow flag.
00:32:21.000And I was just like, I think the amount of people, and I'm not trying to be mean to anybody, but I think the amount of people who are adherents to this religion who would agree with that sign is probably very, very small.
00:33:07.000I think these people don't really know what ISIS wants or does or what their, what their, you know, faith tells them to do or their perversion of it.
00:33:15.000And so, they see a row of trucks with Trump flags, they see a row of trucks with ISIS flags, and they're like, it's the same picture!
00:33:22.000Yeah, I mean, you you've gotten this set of people who have such a blind spot when it comes to Trump and Trump supporters that they've reduced themselves to word thinking, picture thinking.
00:33:38.000There's no understanding of, you know, a line of trucks in when it comes to ISIS.
00:33:43.000And, you know, when I was in the intel community, when ISIS was growing and I saw things that they were doing over there and it's like, You really don't want to compare anything to ISIS.
00:33:56.000The only thing I could think of possibly to compare ISIS to would be the Zetas cartel in northern Mexico, which is known as one of the absolute most brutal cartels that's on the face of the planet.
00:34:07.000But it is a purely emotional response for so many of these people, and with the whole Sam Harris thing, I remember asking in that thread, what exactly is the context then?
00:34:15.000Because I'm sure you've all been taken out of context more times than you can count, and obviously a single sentence in maybe an hour conversation isn't necessarily representative of what you mean.
00:35:10.000And I think it was about kim.com or something, I can't remember.
00:35:14.000And someone asked me on a stream, who do you trust more, referring to the story, the New York Times or, you know, like Dave Rubin or something.
00:35:22.000And I said something about trusting Dave Rubin more than I would the New York Times, but I was referring to one specific story.
00:35:27.000So it's like you asked me, you know, does Dave Rubin enjoy, you know, eating out for dinner?
00:35:32.000I would say, well, I would trust Dave over the New York Times.
00:35:34.000Then they took the cut, the clip, where they ignore the context around what was going on.
00:37:00.000There's a lot of instances where you'll say something the left doesn't know about.
00:37:03.000And then they'll take a clip of you saying it, post it all over, and all these leftists will be like, I can't believe you said something so crazy, because they didn't know that thing was true.
00:37:31.000Well, if you actually understood anything about the context of why Guantanamo Bay was built and the actual like tent city that was there, the original tent city at Guantanamo Bay was built during the Clinton administration because there was an influx of migrants from Haiti and Cuba that were coming to the United States.
00:37:49.000And they said, we need a place to process them in the region.
00:37:53.000in, Hillary Gonzales, of course, was a huge, huge factor at that
00:37:56.000time. And they said, we need a place to process them in the region. Hey, why don't we use this this Navy base that we
00:38:04.000have at Guantanamo, and then one and then because some of the
00:38:08.000migrants that came in, it was later discovered they had criminal backgrounds, or they had problems with them.
00:38:12.000So they had to build a more secure facility because they didn't want these guys just going around the rest of the tent city.
00:38:18.000And that's where Camp X-Ray comes from.
00:38:20.000And so Trump saying, oh, I want to put migrants at, you know, Guantanamo.
00:38:27.000If you don't know the actual historical context of Guantanamo Bay.
00:38:30.000Yeah, I've had people say, because I got really angry and I said something like, if Joe Biden wins, they're gonna be coming to your house, they're gonna change definitions, all these things.
00:38:39.000And then all these people, all these leftists start sharing it, not realizing I was specifically referring to things that had already happened.
00:38:46.000And I'm like, I wasn't predicting the future.
00:38:48.000I was saying, this is what is happening.
00:39:45.000So the left strategy is get as many people as possible to vote and what they end up doing is they end up getting low information voters who vote for things against their own interests while accusing the right of voting against their own interests when at least for now it seems the right has more high information voters or higher information voters.
00:40:01.000So the challenge would be The Democrat, or I should say the worrying thing is, you know, how do you, how do you, how do you solve for an issue like that?
00:40:08.000I saw a video from a friend where they were like, look, I'm going to go mail in my ballot because Donald Trump is colluding with Bill Barr to, you know, like to disrupt democracy.
00:40:17.000And I'm like, what are you talking about?
00:40:19.000Like, what Bill Barr are you talking about?
00:40:21.000I can talk about all the Obamagate stuff.
00:40:23.000I can tell you everything that Bill Barr won't do for Trump, and Trump's complaining about it.
00:40:27.000But you saw something on CNN, so you went out and voted, and now you're voting against your own interests.
00:40:31.000Because if you're worried about democracy being destroyed, it's the Democrats doing it.
00:40:35.000The Republicans are playing by the rules.
00:40:37.000They might be cutthroat, but packing the courts, changing the election rules, that's cheating.
00:41:11.000And I don't think people understand that, you know, what the will of the majority is is not necessarily something that's good.
00:41:18.000What really boggles my mind is that so many leftists now talk about how the electoral college is undemocratic as if it's like this flaw that the founding fathers didn't know about.
00:41:27.000It's like, no, this is explicitly by design.
00:41:33.000And I find it very strange in the past four years.
00:41:36.000And I think this is because Hillary Clinton won the popular vote, how there's this focus in the left with talking specifically about democracy.
00:41:46.000They're talking very explicitly, specifically about democracy.
00:41:49.000And I think it is because they're trying to change the paradigm and the purpose of government to not just be to protect and safeguard rights and individual liberties, but to, you know, carte blanche, whatever it may be, represent the will of the people for better or worse.
00:42:05.000I'll go one further, in a sense, but not so much on voting rights, but actually something that, like, nobody talks about it in these terms.
00:42:15.000And it's, we mentioned it earlier, but the idea that, so going back to the Founding Fathers of the United States, they gave us an election day.
00:42:33.000And, you know, coming from the state of Pennsylvania, we've never had early voting the way we have it now.
00:42:38.000The way they're adding in all these new rules and all these changes.
00:42:43.000Look, I get that we're in a pandemic, everything else, but they gave us an election day for a reason because they and you can go in and find the debates about this where they were saying that You know, the more you open the aperture, the more problems you run into, the more issues you run into, the more questions about, you know, like we've had elections during pandemics before in this country.
00:43:04.000We had a revolution during a pandemic, actually.
00:43:07.000We've gone through, you know, the Spanish flu.
00:43:09.000We still had an election during those timeframes.
00:43:13.000It's this idea that you can keep widening the aperture for, you know, as they said before, all ballots have to be counted, all ballots, but then you're changing the definition of what that means.
00:43:25.000You're changing the value of what that means because you're sending them to all people rather than people who have decided on their own, as you just said, that maybe some people don't Or don't intend to vote, right?
00:44:01.000So if you're, if you didn't request it and you're not looking for it, what happens when someone steals it?
00:44:06.000Now this guy was just stealing mail, right?
00:44:08.000Let's say, and total scenario, blah, blah, blah, hypothetical, all the disclaimers, you know, but let's say you see a house, let's do it this way.
00:44:16.000Let's say you're, you know, which one the Biden house is, you know, which one the Trump house is, and you know that a bunch of mail-in ballots are going there.
00:44:23.000And then you see the flag up on that mailbox.
00:44:27.000And I mean, like, how, how do we know that's not going on?
00:44:30.000But see, the thing, and to play devil's advocate for a little bit, the people on the left will say there's no evidence of this happening.
00:44:36.000You know, there's maybe only been a handful of times, but I think the fact that this is even a possibility is in and of itself a flaw in the system.
00:44:43.000Because a flaw in the system isn't just if it's actively being exploited, it's just the fact that it could be so easily exploited.
00:44:49.000And maybe this will be the first time.
00:45:28.000See, that's exactly what he said, at least from a distance.
00:45:32.000There's definitely going to be protests.
00:45:33.000And I think I'm okay to go and film protests.
00:45:35.000I think there absolutely will be riots though.
00:45:37.000And it's funny because I've seen so many people on social media saying that, oh, you Trump supporters aren't going to take the loss.
00:45:45.000Well, as if any of these store owners are boarding up their, their stores or, you know, their homes or anything like that against Trump supporters.
00:45:53.000But not only that, are they going to vote for the Democrats?
00:45:56.000Could you imagine being like, well, this guy raised money to bail out the rioters and I'm boarding up my store.
00:46:31.000The people in New York, the people in New York who were attacking vehicles on the highway and who pepper sprayed children were not Antifa and far leftists.
00:46:40.000They were regular progressives who are just violent lunatics who pepper sprayed children.
00:47:22.000I know that sounds really bad, but it's like if you want to be... Even if you go masked at this point, they'll come after you for filming, regardless of who you are, even if you're masked.
00:47:31.000And it's going to be, I think, the worst we've seen in a long time.
00:47:33.000They did it to Ford Fisher the other day, and he had to like, my camera's at your feet, my camera's at your feet, you know, and they surrounded him.
00:47:46.000I think... But don't you think there are going to be regular... Do you think there are going to be regular people who are also just kind of protesting a la Women's March?
00:47:53.000Or do you think it's just going to be full-on rioting?
00:47:55.000Do you know what happened to... Do you know Luke Krakowski?
00:50:19.000And then that's where you see some of those impulses come from.
00:50:23.000Well, I guess the question for both of you would be then how do you stop this?
00:50:27.000Because I think I think there is a certain kind of primal biological instinct within us when someone says, you know, fire or attack or whatever, we want to participate.
00:50:36.000But I think it's also true that 20 years ago, this kind of thing wasn't happening.
00:50:39.000So clearly there's been some kind of escalation.
00:50:41.000So, you know, even if Trump does win, how do we how do we make it not acceptable to punch people in the face because we disagree with them?
00:51:20.000Jack, if you defended yourself, they'd make you the bad guy.
00:51:23.000Yeah, so when people talk about that, you know, I had some people at the right, so I got a, you know, sort of similar situation happened to me.
00:51:30.000I go to cover an event, they said they're gonna tear down a statue.
00:51:36.000You know, they said they're gonna tear down a statue of Abraham Lincoln down the street from our studio in DC.
00:51:40.000So I said, well, you know, I wanted to go see that and just film it, right?
00:51:44.000And so it was a really interesting situation because I've told this story a million times, but there ended up actually being people who were descendants of some of the freedmen, the freed slaves who had donated to erect that statue of Abraham Lincoln, which actually predates the Lincoln Memorial.
00:52:01.000So this actually was the original Lincoln Monument.
00:52:04.000In Washington, D.C., Frederick Douglass dedicated, like literally, Frederick Douglass dedicated this statue, right?
00:52:10.000And so you could tell that even though the protesters were like an SJW lefty kind of crowd, that they were kind of not really on board with taking it down.
00:52:52.000And people on the right have said, well, Jack, why didn't you defend yourself?
00:52:55.000Because they tried to push me down these stairs, which are concrete, and there's like a concrete floor at the bottom where they're trying to kind of like knock me down onto them.
00:53:06.000I said, well, number one, I've got a kid, you know, he's going to watch that video someday and I don't want him to see his father using violence to solve something that doesn't require violence.
00:53:18.000I mean, I just didn't think it warranted it at that point.
00:53:21.000Nothing they did really, really warranted it, even though they were pushing and shoving and punching me.
00:53:26.000Um, but, but also that I knew that media takes out of context that, that Jake Tapper and Oliver Darcy and media matters and all those guys are going to clip it just like somebody did in, uh, Los Angeles, I think it was Beverly Hills recently, where they clip this thing where a guy gets swarm attacked by these black clad anarchists, and then they take away, he's carrying an American flag and Armenian flag, and they take it from him, and then he gets it back, they pummel him on the ground, then finally they pull themselves off, and then he goes and runs after and hits one guy.
00:54:05.000So Antifa clips the video where he just runs up and hits the one guy, and then they accuse me Because I shared the full video and then they accused me of sharing a, they called it a strategical edit video.
00:55:33.000That's why, like, anytime someone gets mad at you for doing, like, a controversial interview, I mean, people like Vice literally interview killers, right, who have killed people.
00:56:14.000It's like that interview of Jeffrey Dahmer, that Jeffrey Dahmer gave, where he kept trying to tell the person, look, I just want you to know I'm not racist.
00:56:37.000Just want to keep that clear, everybody.
00:56:39.000And that's good then, I guess, according to Vice, right?
00:56:42.000The worst moral crime was avoided, so everything's okay.
00:56:47.000So this gets you into all of these various, like the Sam Harris thing, and all these other ideas.
00:56:51.000It's kind of similar to when it looked like Kim Jong-un might be dead, and so so many people were saying like, oh look, North Korea, a female leader.
00:58:22.000Can I, can I admit, like even from personal, from just personally, like, uh, so we were just down in, in, in your basement earlier and where you're setting up a skate park and it's like, I might be physically taller than you, but you're a way better skater than me.
00:59:00.000Some people are not going to be able to get up that six foot ramp because they don't have the skills or they're not, like, yeah, it's basically just about skill for the most part and strength.
00:59:55.000Because there are different, that's a great, that's even, we're actually going further than this because it's, there are other ways to get up the mountain.
01:00:03.000But what's also frustrating about the left is not only are they saying, oh, well, if everyone starts from the same place, they must end up at the same outcome, which we know is not true.
01:00:11.000But the way that they determine whether people are starting from the same place isn't just by looking from where they're starting from.
01:00:34.000Black people, white people, whatever it is.
01:00:36.000I think there should be, you should have the chance to succeed.
01:00:39.000The way that the left currently determines whether you have that chance or not is whether you have actually accomplished whatever it may be.
01:00:45.000And if you haven't, they assume it's oppression.
01:00:47.000And that gets to the idea of who decides the value distinction of what is that place everybody wants to get to.
01:00:55.000Is it a certain salary or is it a family size or is it...
01:01:00.000Travel or like there's so many different we have we have live in this like amazing world.
01:01:05.000We really do There's so much to do There's so much you can you can have and those are the types of opportunities that I'd like to open the up the idea of choice But there's no there's no upper limit like so I would you yeah, I often we talk about all the time You know various points Rockefeller would be in awe of the comfort we live in if he was transported right now.
01:01:30.000The richest man, the oil baron, the people running the East India Trading Company.
01:01:34.000If they came here, they'd be like, the water is clean and you don't get parasites and you can take a shower whenever you want.
01:01:40.000Just turn a knob and then boom, there's hot water.
01:01:43.000I always bring this up in time travel discussions.
01:02:14.000I mean, you probably have at least a little bit of scurvy.
01:02:17.000It's just, it wasn't, it's not a romantic time.
01:02:19.000You know, there's actually, there's actually this whole, um, and we're just totally off on a tangent right now, but, um, but, but Tim's allowing us, I'm totally doing this.
01:02:29.000I'm a Chris Walsh moderator, not a Kristen Welker moderator.
01:02:34.000Um, um, that in, in the middle ages that, You ever notice when you're reading anything from medieval times that they always talk about drinking mead like all the time?
01:03:22.000But also what I, we were talking about how it wouldn't be good to live in the past and how even Rockefeller would be in awe about all the comforts we have now.
01:03:29.000I feel like that kind of attitude is why now, have you noticed the left, they, they love talking about wealth inequality now.
01:03:35.000They no longer focus just solely on the issue of poverty or standard of living.
01:03:39.000They talk specifically about wealth inequality.
01:03:42.000And I think that's so good because everything's great, man.
01:03:45.000Like you got poor people with clean running water, showers, refrigerators, and air conditioning.
01:03:50.000And we have poor people who are homeless, for sure.
01:03:52.000And we have people who struggle to pay their rent and get evicted, and there's a lot of problems in this country.
01:03:56.000I think we can find a way to fix it, for sure.
01:03:59.000But the standard of living has become so incredible.
01:04:02.000The question I think you were bringing up is, where would they be satisfied with everyone being?
01:04:07.000What's that marker where it's like, okay, here's where everyone should be?
01:04:10.000And they'll tell you it's like clean healthcare and clothes, and they give you, they want everyone to have a general middle class standard of living, which is like living like a king for the rest of the world.
01:04:22.000The idea that you could have an apartment, you know, with a one bedroom apartment, clean running water, refrigerator, two weeks vacation, clothes, insurance, your healthcare stuff's covered, you're making probably 80 to 100K a year, that's where you'd probably be depending on where you are in the US.
01:04:36.000You are in like the .01% of the world.
01:04:39.000Right. The average American making like 30 to 40k is the 1% of the world. So what they're basically
01:04:45.000saying, this is a fantastic thing, I was in Brazil during these protests in 2013 and I went to the
01:04:52.000favelas which are the shanty towns, the poorest of the poor live there, they just build randomly
01:04:55.000on top of each other and this lady, we were at her house asking her about the protest, what was
01:05:00.000going on, she had some kids who were involved and we asked her, you know, we were just talking to
01:05:05.000her and she asked me in Portuguese and they translated, why are the rich people protesting
01:05:10.000in America? And And I laughed, and I was like, no, who?
01:05:14.000And she mentioned the protest, and the guy was like, oh, she's talking about Occupy Wall Street stuff.
01:05:20.000Occupy Wall Street is, like, young people and, you know, middle-class kind of people and, like, left-leaning people angry with the banks and, like, the corruption in government.
01:05:31.000And then they translate it to her and then she goes... She responds, everyone in America is rich.
01:05:37.000And I laughed and I was like, I'm in her favela where the toilet had a pile of human waste going up from, like, a week because it didn't rain so they couldn't flush.
01:06:01.000Because he actually talks about that in Brazil a lot and spending a lot of time down there, but from more of a climate standpoint.
01:06:09.000But he said that when he went to Brazil, and they were talking about chopping down parts of the rainforest, that he found out very quickly that it wasn't this mass operation, that it was mostly just poor farmers looking for more land that they could eke out and clearing it out.
01:06:32.000You know, really, the best thing that we can do is raise their help raise living standards, introduce technologies, actually create more of an industry around this, so that instead of people having to do it all on their own, that it can be more efficient land use down there.
01:06:49.000And that will definitely help a lot more than just placing these arbitrary restrictions on everybody.
01:06:55.000You know, I'm going to be a little biased.
01:06:58.000I think it may be that the left in this country doesn't actually want to help anybody.
01:07:01.000They want to use these things as a carrot dangling from a stick.
01:07:15.000And I think I think there are a lot of young like social Democrats or even just flat out socialists out there who believe that capitalism is so evil and so oppressive because they're, I mean, frankly, ignorant of what the rest of the world looks like, right?
01:07:30.000They see they're usually from upper middle class backgrounds and they see a homeless person and they think this is terrible, which it is, but they blame capitalism for it.
01:07:37.000They still don't understand that, you know, the the amount of opportunity and even relative comfort that someone in America, even a poor person has compared to the rest of the world is still like very great.
01:07:49.000And that's not to say that capitalism is perfect.
01:07:51.000It's just merely the best system that we have.
01:07:53.000If there were a way to do it, you know, it's cost effective.
01:07:56.000I've always said like every every high school student should be required to spend two weeks in Mexico before they before they graduate.
01:13:08.000Keep in mind that, you know, if we want to go towards more of a pure democracy standpoint, That if you just want to allow people to keep voting, then it's arbitrary to say that the American people can only vote for someone for president twice.
01:13:24.000The founding fathers didn't include that amendment.
01:13:27.000For these people who want to overturn things like, I mean, the Gravel Institute blatantly saying constitution is trash, right?
01:14:09.000And I'm like, it's quite literally the point of the constitution in electoral college.
01:14:13.000It's literally why we're not a direct democracy and why we're a republic.
01:14:18.000To protect the minority from the majority.
01:14:20.000I was talking to Tonya about this on the way here today in the car.
01:14:25.000And I was saying, well, yeah, the reason that we were just talking about the election and I was like running through the numbers and everything else really drilling down on Pennsylvania.
01:14:33.000You know, I think if I think if Trump gets about three million tomorrow in Pennsylvania, he wins the election.
01:14:37.000I think that's that's the number it needs to hit.
01:14:40.000Um, but, um, and then she was saying, well, wait a minute, didn't Hillary win the popular election last time?
01:16:17.000The Karens are totally, totally for Joe.
01:16:20.000Literally, there was this piece out where they, I forget what outlet it was, but one of them examined a whole list of Biden supporters and the most common name for a Biden supporter?
01:17:14.000And I think that there does exist a certain level of libertarian slash independent, or NPA, if you've seen that phrase around no party affiliation.
01:17:23.000That they thought that there was a competence question when it came to Trump.
01:17:27.000We're seeing that in the data now that that there are people who thought that they couldn't vote for him because they saw him as a bragger.
01:17:34.000They saw him as a talk show host, you know, someone who is good and but just couldn't just couldn't see him as president, that a lot of those people who were nominally conservative Ended up voting for Johnson or not voting or you know voting for some of the Constitution Party and and a lot of those are coming on board with Trump now because look he's done four years and he has some serious accomplishments to his name for that and clearly the country hasn't you know blown up or I mean I suppose we can you know we can argue that but you know the country's still here and still functioning.
01:18:06.000Well Ben Shapiro did a whole whole segment explaining why he he's voting for Trump this time even though Ben Shapiro is a good example of that.
01:18:14.000But I mean, to counter that, people on the left will say, oh, but Anna Navarro and Charlie Sykes and Rick Wilson, they hate Trump and they're Republican, therefore the Republican Party is turning against them.
01:18:27.000Those are sort of people, and like Anna Navarro, nobody can really find any Republican she's actually worked for, even though she claims to be Republican.
01:19:23.000I don't think you deserve anything when we've been involved in these foreign entanglements and how Trump is going to bring about peace in the Middle East and bring our troops back.
01:19:33.000And now if it means that you have to have some issues in terms of social issues in this country for yourself, I think you should accept that because how many civilians died overseas?
01:19:44.000And how many more civilians are going to die in these wars that Trump is ending?
01:19:47.000Shouldn't we just have to say, you know, don't you want to put someone else first?
01:19:53.000Like, you're not America first, right?
01:19:54.000Like, my point is, you can't have Obama escalating Middle Eastern tensions and North African tensions, resulting in a slave trade in Libya, and now that Obama's over, you take no responsibility for what you supported.
01:20:28.000there's going to be some bad things in terms of social issues, at least for you, well then that's too bad.
01:20:31.000I think we're going to have a great economy, though, and I don't agree with them in that capacity, but I don't think they have a right to support Obama and all the bad things Obama did and now complain that their lives are going to be worse.
01:20:41.000You know, my best friend has now been to Afghanistan four times, and he's volunteered, but it's, you know, it's one of those things where I keep having to think, like, why does my best friend have to keep going to this place?
01:20:58.000Am I going to get a call from him later in the week?
01:21:44.000And so, you know, and then Alexander just kind of named her dad the leader and he went off to India.
01:21:51.000You can't solve the problems of other countries, nor should we.
01:21:56.000This is not how you run a serious, stable country.
01:22:00.000What I think was really interesting is that one of the few times the mainstream media and even like the left in general has, establishment left, has shown support for Trump was when he launched those missiles.
01:23:31.000So instead of him saying, Oh, he's denounced it again and again, I can, I can point to 38 I think it's like nine minutes long, because I think Crowder did something where he went and showed people.
01:23:41.000Yeah, Steven Crowder was like- Oh, they must have kind of, yeah.
01:23:43.000He asked, he was like, you know, what about Trump don't you like?
01:23:46.000And then all these people say the very fine people stuff, and he asks them.
01:23:49.000But then they say, well, didn't he seem a little bit hesitant to denounce it those 38 times?
01:23:54.000Don't you think he even had to say it?
01:23:56.000Doesn't just that- Why wouldn't he just say it?
01:24:26.000If you're in a member of an organization and your leader is called the exalted cyclops, at some point, do you ever start thinking, gee, is this the place for me?
01:24:36.000Do they have other cyclopses that are not lesser exalted?
01:24:43.000I love as soon as Joe Biden became the candidate, then all of the stuff Kamala Harris was saying during the primary debates, that he'd be cozy with segregationists.
01:25:13.000I don't know if you guys saw this one, which one was it where she's being interviewed and she's asked a very normal serious question and starts laughing and the interviewer's not having it and she just sits there with a big ol' smile on her face like the Joker.
01:25:28.000Yeah, it's like it's like you sit down with a campaign consultant and they say, well, they they give you the advice to if this comes up, just laugh it off.
01:25:37.000So if if somebody brings up your statements to Joe about Joe Biden during the debates where you call him racist, you talked about the right, keep it light.
01:25:45.000If you talk about the busing, you know, with segregationism.
01:25:49.000The crime 94 crime bill just laugh it off.
01:25:51.000Keep it light, but they don't like come on They don't literally mean just laugh Straight they mean like laugh it off as a phrase.
01:26:01.000It's not meant to be taken literally I've watched older clips of Kamal Harris before this kind of round of campaigning began and she didn't she didn't do this Yeah, she didn't use to do this.
01:26:11.000I think this is a new tip they gave her to try to make her seem more likable or something.
01:26:16.000But it's just backfiring in the worst way.
01:26:18.000Wear skinny jeans, sneakers, and dance while laughing all the time.
01:27:36.000So, okay, if you watch it with a sound off, it might sound like she is, but...
01:27:43.000I'm actually not sure because I've watched it a couple times and I'm not sure if she's trying to come across like she's insulting conservatives or is she just trying to act hard and it's doing a really, really bad job of it.
01:27:56.000Like she was trying to pander cuz she's right trying to appeal to like she mentions a bunch of like swing
01:28:00.000I'm like show how hard she is and that she's going back to New Jersey
01:28:03.000But she can stop she can act right like she's been in movies before sure
01:28:08.000But that was like she was reading a script and she purposefully flubbed it yeah, I'm gonna vote for Joe it's
01:29:54.000There's like this, uh, this comic of a punk looking woman.
01:29:57.000And she's like, if you don't support Black Lives Matter, you're not really punk rock.
01:30:00.000And I'm just like, if you don't back my ideological movement that is supported by every major multinational corporation and the established political class, then you are not punk rock.
01:30:09.000So, you know what I was interested by?
01:31:22.000And, and it was great because, so Antifa showed up because they were trying to recruit like from the Juggalos and were trying to like march with them at one point.
01:31:30.000And, you know, for a while, like nobody kind of said anything and there were a ton of people there, but then eventually the Juggalos threw them out because they kept trying to like get people to chant anti-Trump things and all this.
01:31:43.000And, and they were protesting for like Juggalo rights and there was a whole thing.
01:33:57.000It's like it's kind of like that New York Times article where it's like they they apparently or they profiled an apparent former right-wing extremist.
01:34:05.000But when you actually read the article, it's like, oh, yeah, you know, I got a conservative girlfriend and like was interested in church and stuff.
01:35:52.000And I was like, was that tepid level of discipline of how I am disappointed in you and now I'm going to leave the room was like supposed to be shocking to these people.
01:36:01.000They've never been disciplined in any capacity.
01:36:03.000They've never had a parent figure say, shut up and go to your room.
01:36:08.000Because this was like, that was supposed to be as horrifying moment for her.
01:36:11.000Her stepdad was like, I'm disappointed in you.
01:36:22.000And we're just getting to the point where because his level of cognitive ability and cognitive development is such that he can start to understand where he is, what he's doing, different people, we've started kind of ratcheting up the level of I want to say ratcheting up.
01:36:39.000I mean, from like, from nothing, right?
01:36:41.000When you're a baby, you can't discipline a baby.
01:37:00.000You hate to do it, but you also realize that You can see the path that if you don't institute the idea of there are rules and there are rules that come, you know, you can't have, you know, yogurt for breakfast every morning.
01:38:00.000And I think growing up in Asia, like the difference of like honor-shame cultures is really stark when we look at what's happening with so many of these young activists now, right?
01:38:11.000I think these are people who have never been told no.
01:38:13.000They're very entitled and they don't have that concept of wanting to do better for themselves and for their family, which is such a like a huge motivation for like me and a lot of A lot of Asian people, just culturally, it's sort of instilled in you.
01:38:26.000And I think we've, as a culture, and, you know, boomers love to kind of harp on millennials, but this, all the problems, the cultural problems we have, this started with parenting, right?
01:38:36.000So, you know, as much as they, the older generations might rag on millennials and Gen Z, I think they need to understand, like, well, it's not- Who raised them.
01:40:53.000But it's sort of like kind of taking a lot of the issues that we're talking about right now and fast forwarding them like 20 years and just seeing what happens.
01:42:53.000And nobody from the campaign is there and they're in the streets and they're in the rivers and they're in the lakes and you can't turn around.
01:43:01.000In New Jersey, where I lived, there's like this swampy marsh with no dock and no real way to get to it.
01:43:07.000And someone planted a gigantic Trump flag right in the middle.
01:43:35.000They filmed that video, and I'm like, if you're going to jump the fence and go into the marsh and paddle out and then put up a flag, you should have filmed it too.
01:44:22.000Yeah well actually my mom usually does all the like manufacturing but since they were in yeah they were over like in Phoenix getting my dad's surgery so like I've been playing like double duty of like soap business and like YouTube stuff.
01:46:03.000Tomorrow if we see a blue landslide in every state every single state is blue and Joe Biden wins
01:46:08.000I'm gonna put my feet up right here on the table next to me lean back
01:46:11.000I'm gonna crack a beer and I'm gonna laugh. Yeah, have a good time. Just live like I'm not gonna get angry about I'm
01:46:16.000back Well, look, that's the thing that happened. But even with
01:46:18.000after ACB was confirmed. I I saw people on tik-tok and social
01:46:23.000media like posting videos of themselves crying and And I think they see it as a sign of their virtue, how upset they are by stuff like this.
01:46:31.000Whereas, like, I'm just thinking, why would you give the right ammunition?
01:46:41.000It's who can outdo, you know, the next person to them.
01:46:45.000And so when you're online and plus you have the pervasive influence of the retweet and the share and the number of likes, number of views, etc.
01:46:56.000So you get people performing these acts.
01:47:00.000And whether it's subconscious or not, it doesn't really matter that you're you're going over the top to try to get more views.
01:47:06.000And so the create, you know, and you can put those compilations together, the crazy liberal screaming in the car.
01:47:23.000There's this thing now where it's like, I don't mean to generalize, but for some of these young social media activists, I don't even know what their views are, but just looking at them I can tell.
01:48:41.000I mean, it looks like something that like the gorillas would have done, you know, years ago, but it actually like has more meaning behind it, I think.
01:50:15.000The Republican lawyers are planning in the state of Pennsylvania, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, to file an injunction, an urgency injunction in Commonwealth Court tomorrow for specifically talking about ballots and essentially the idea of broken ballots, right?
01:50:33.000So when we know that there's been so many mail-in ballots, absentee ballots, etc.
01:50:37.000that have been sent in, we've already talked about how some of them will start to be counted tomorrow in the state of Pennsylvania, that inevitably a portion of them will have some kind of flaw, right?
01:50:50.000A signature will be wrong, or it won't be filled out properly, or an affidavit won't be signed, or maybe it showed up but the envelope was wrong, or so you can see the name, or whatever, any number of those things.
01:51:04.000They will be filing an emergency injunction request request asking for a train a restraining order basically that those ballots not be counted on the day of and that they be segregated and then later dealt with this is something that.
01:51:19.000You know, obviously will come up in any type of election litigation following the election tomorrow, because I think if Pennsylvania does end up being as close as people think it's going to be, that, you know, those numbers are going to matter.
01:51:35.000There's a 40,000 vote margin last time.
01:51:38.00040,000 votes could swing our entire election.
01:52:00.000G prime 85 does all this really amazing art and I bought these from him because it is the perfect studio decoration like Joe Biden eating Okay, boomer girl.
01:53:05.000They kind of remind me of like, almost like Garbage Pail Kids.
01:53:09.000You know that series when we were younger and just a lot of those sort of art crumb.
01:53:15.000My dad was a huge art crumb fan that Yeah, they were creepy, but they're also sort of like a huge satirized version of life itself.
01:53:27.000Like everyone, you know, you're born and then you get this crowd of people comes up and rushes you off to the school, and then another crowd rushes you off to work, and then another crowd rushes you off to marriage, and another crowd rushes you off to the nursing home, then you get rushed off to the graveyard and just dumped in, and then they go back to the hospital.
01:54:06.000I think I mentioned, yeah, that he wanted me to somehow provide the actual hard drive that was provided to the FBI, which is like, that's, you know, you're asking me to provide something that can't be done.
01:54:19.000Nate Adams says, everyone in your studio has been instrumental in bringing much needed information to the people during this ridiculous year.
01:54:47.000I should have been a little more sensitive about that.
01:54:54.000But um, but yeah, so so I remember somebody was trying to fact check it, and they actually found that there was like, you know, and there was a guy who had been arrested.
01:55:01.000And you know, years before in that part of Wilmington, and he said he ran with this this group of guys, and he's called corn pop, and they found his name, then they found an obituary.
01:56:28.000I'll tell you something else crazy about Kenosha, which you know, I can't say this because I haven't given permission to say it publicly or yet.
01:57:09.000They'll release it after, before, you know, they'll wait until all the mail-in ballots are counted and all the ballots are counted and then they'll, you know, they'll let us know.
01:57:15.000But, you know, withholding information is totally fine for democracy.
01:57:18.000Withholding information from the voters.
01:57:42.000Yeah, I heard, I heard the Hickory, North Carolina, they were talking about, and I think Trump mentioned it at the rally, he said, they were telling me the airport was too small.
01:57:54.000My parents were my no, not my not both of my mom, like she wanted to go to one of the Trump rallies that was happening in Arizona.
01:58:01.000But she couldn't go because of you know, my dad and everything.
01:58:03.000But even she wanted to go to and she was historically an apolitical, Kind of hippy-dippy person, but she was like, no, I kind of want to go.
01:58:11.000I talked, I talked Tanya into going to the one in Lancaster.
01:58:14.000She, she did not want to, I mean, she's eight months pregnant and she was like, I just want to stick around the house.
01:58:18.000And I was like, come on, come on, man, just, just, just do one.
01:58:20.000And so we, we all went and, uh, the whole family, even the kid, and we actually got our picture taken and, uh, it, we're right behind Trump and they ran it in like the Lancaster paper.
01:58:31.000So I made sure I went out to my followers.
01:59:09.000Mr. Zenmancer says I'm a student at UW Seattle.
01:59:13.000I got a text from the Student Association asking me to vote.
01:59:16.000I asked them who my friends should vote for, and they told me to vote for Biden, and I asked about third party, and they told me not to waste my vote on them.
02:01:12.000And they've defined global stakeholder for a long time saying that, you know, individuals are shareholders in our planet and blah, blah, blah.
02:01:20.000They should just come out and say it's whatever China wants.
02:01:22.000It's just like, can we just skip to the end?
02:01:29.000The New York Times, just Peter Baker had the article today that Admitting, essentially, that the WHO acceded to Chinese concessions for the Chinese government when it came to their COVID rollout.
02:01:41.000That they knew that China's COVID response was terrible, that they had covered stuff up, and that the WHO went along with it, smoothed it over, because quote, they didn't want, and this is the New York Times I'm quoting from, that they didn't want to cause embarrassment to the government of China.
02:01:59.000Just to keep in mind, locking up doctors, well not just the Uyghurs, that's I would say separate, but they were locking up the literal doctors who were blowing the whistle on this.
02:02:56.000And I know like I complain about the, you know, the far left and things like that so much that it's actually I've actually have, even though I'm conservative, I have a lot of actual liberals.
02:03:05.000And it's funny, like anytime I we sometimes talk about actual conservative issues, like how I'm, you know, I don't know, we'll talk about like the church or something, and then some of my audience would go like, what?
02:04:25.000I'll say this, just in terms of electoral tactics, that the Trump campaign, I don't think has done a very good job of highlighting that issue.
02:04:35.000That Joe Biden has stuff all over his website talking about Banning all online sales of online online sales of guns and accessories and magazines and I mean this is some pretty drastic stuff and yeah, the shooter community definitely knows about this but I do think that it's something if you actually highlighted how how far he's willing to go on some of these issues that you might
02:05:00.000I don't know, you might turn on some people who wouldn't normally be involved in politics, but in many places, again, like Pennsylvania, where the Second Amendment is so culturally entwined with the life in that state.
02:05:15.000Most of Pennsylvania doesn't look like Philadelphia, right?
02:05:19.000That you might get, I don't know, there may have been some money left on the table there.
02:05:39.000No, but I mean learning historically about the reasons why the Second Amendment exists and even looking culturally and politically around the world now, I think it's like one of the most important rights.
02:05:49.000And I think, you know, they say Second Amendment protects the first.
02:07:17.000Well, I mean, it's the combination of like, not only riots, but also all of these like liberal mayors or leftist mayors have been telling cops to stand down.
02:07:24.000So I think that combination makes people scared.
02:07:49.000There was the woman in her car and she's like, ma'am, we can't do anything.
02:07:52.000Or there was this journalist in New York who said that a fight broke out outside his building near his door and they're trying to break in or something.
02:07:59.000And the NYPD, you know, the 9-1-1 operator said, sir, the city is under attack.
02:08:29.000Like, you know, this is a family that wronged me or this is a guy who owes me money and you, and you, you see, and then when you see the bodies and he would send me pictures, uh, and it's, it's clearly meant to send a signal, right?
02:08:41.000And believe me, they're sending signals to those communities.
02:08:44.000So even, and the paper might, you know, the newspaper might just say, you know, two people were shot, you know, whatever.
02:08:48.000But when you see the photo, you realize this is, this is very different than what we're used to seeing.
02:08:52.000I think a lot of the political differences that exist really stems from urban versus rural because I think there are a lot of urban people out there who just can't imagine being further than like five minutes from a police station.
02:09:04.000But for a lot of rural or even suburban voters, like what, 20-30 minutes?
02:09:08.000It's like you don't have the luxury of just dialing and having someone to help right away.
02:09:13.000A lot of times you're literally all there is.
02:09:26.000In Pennsylvania, the way, you know, because that's the election law I know off the top of my head.
02:09:32.000Very well it the way it goes is if you are in line by 8 p.m.
02:09:36.000That you are guaranteed the right to vote in person Wow, so even if you have to stay longer and it's like look guys if you're standing out for a rally You know, you can stand up for a vote.
02:09:45.000Oh, definitely will too usually and they will either Like broken glass.
02:09:49.000And so the way it works is that the judge of elections or, you know, like a deputy judge of elections, what they'll do is they'll physically go out and stand at the back of the line when 8 p.m.
02:09:59.000comes so that when somebody else would show up behind them and say, hey, look, this is the thing.
02:10:06.000And by the way, this is coming up now.
02:10:08.000If you read the Alito decision last week in Pennsylvania, this is a big issue when it comes to these mail-in ballots because There has to be a deadline for when they are mailed by.
02:10:31.000So they let the lower court ruling stand.
02:10:33.000But in Alito's opinion, he sort of left the door open for, hey, you know, once the election starts, if you file this again, you'll have more standing because you can actually prove injury.
02:10:43.000And then and what else happened between then and now, of course, we now have a new Supreme Court justice who's on the bench.
02:10:49.000So you're not going to see a four to four, which I think she was actually on the bench.
02:10:53.000But because she hadn't been there for the argument, she didn't rule on that one.
02:10:57.000This is going to be, I mean, such an issue coming forward as to You know, when is the last moment that you accept ballots in these states?
02:13:49.000If you'd like to see me drink a beer, I will not be drinking to excess, but I will be having a little bit of fun and a little bit of combos.
02:13:55.000I'll be having a bunch of combos because we have like eight million pounds.
02:13:58.000I accidentally ordered like 300 bags of combos, little crackers.
02:14:02.000I thought I was, I thought I was ordering 10 bags and I ordered 10 cases.
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