Joe Biden joins me to talk about Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey, and the far-left terror group Jane's Revenge. We also talk about the New York Supreme Court ruling on concealed carry, the economy, and much more!
00:01:21.000Because every week, they keep saying, Monday is opinion day, it's gonna happen, and then nothing happens.
00:01:26.000And they're like, well, it could be Wednesday, and then nothing happens.
00:01:28.000And then they're like, well, there's one more week, and then it's Tuesday, because Juneteenth was celebrated yesterday.
00:01:33.000And then they're like, well, maybe it's gonna be Thursday.
00:01:35.000And then they're like, well, maybe it'll be the week after that.
00:01:38.000And it just feels like they're just dragging it out, probably to desensitize us from the story because it's gonna get overturned and people are gonna lose their minds.
00:01:46.000We have this far-left terror organization called Jane's Revenge.
00:01:50.000Maybe I'm being a little too generous in calling them an organization, but flyers have started to pop up all over DC threatening terrorism.
00:02:00.000Look, I'm not going to play the game the media plays.
00:02:02.000They're threatening violence and riots.
00:02:06.000It is violence as a threat to sway political opinion.
00:02:10.000These people Ruth sent us are showing up in front of Supreme Court justices homes and a man just tried to kill a sitting Supreme Court justice.
00:02:17.000They are doing everything they can to try and stop this from getting overturned.
00:02:23.000Short of actually caught, well, I shouldn't say short of, they caught the guy who was trying to kill Kavanaugh, so it seems like, yeah, they're doing everything they can.
00:02:31.000In the event it gets overturned, Jane's Revenge says there will be violence.
00:02:36.000The GOP has called on the federal government, the DHS, and the FBI to label this group a domestic terror organization.
00:02:41.000I don't think the federal government actually does that.
00:02:43.000And the FBI says they are investigating some 20-plus pro-life centers or politicians who have been attacked, had their offices attacked, vandalized, or even firebombed in some instances.
00:02:54.000You know, it's getting pretty spicy out there.
00:02:56.000And just thinking about what's been going on over the past several years, I think a lot of people don't realize how insane things are.
00:03:03.000If I were to tell you four years ago, that in four years, the Supreme Court would be on the verge of overturning Roe v. Wade and Casey, and a far-left group will be threatening to burn down pregnancy centers, commit acts of violence against people, and someone would try to kill a sitting Supreme Court Justice, you'd have told me I was nuts.
00:03:26.000I really encourage people, can you find a video of yourself from 2018, just like watch it and try and remember what you were thinking back then?
00:03:33.000Because I think we are frogs in a pot and the water is starting to boil.
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00:06:17.000That being said, let's jump over into that first story.
00:07:08.000So we've had now, what, it's like 20 plus either pro-life politicians or pregnancy centers get vandalized, windows smashed out, and some were firebombed, more than one.
00:07:17.000This is the organization that's taking credit for some of these acts of terror.
00:07:22.000You combine that with the showing up in front of the Supreme Court justices' homes.
00:07:27.000You combine that with the trying to take the life of a sitting Supreme Court justice.
00:07:31.000And I mean, we've just been watching extreme violence over the past several years, and I gotta say, It really does feel like things are crazier than they've been in a very long time.
00:07:59.000It validates violence as a way of feeling good about your issue.
00:08:04.000If you're really upset about this, and I get if you are, I understand that viewpoint, then simply go to your state and have your state make sure that you can have legal and safe abortion in your state.
00:08:13.000That's the actual answer if you care so much.
00:09:10.000What ends up happening is, this causes an escalation on the other side.
00:09:15.000So, if your goal is to win for your cause because you're hoping a stable country will say, we voted for this and now this rule will be enacted, that's a terrible idea.
00:09:25.000This Jane's Revenge stuff, the only thing I can see is the outcome is going to be the inverse of what they presumably want.
00:09:33.000People on the other side are going to counter it, but that will likely just lead to destabilization and more violence.
00:09:38.000Yeah, I think, but the other issue is, right, if you're on the side, what media are you listening to and watching?
00:09:44.000If you're watching media that says, well, this is in reaction to, if that's the media you're hearing, then it sounds like it's almost reasonable.
00:09:53.000See, it's an attack on us, so we're being aggressive to defend against the bad people who are trying to hurt us.
00:09:59.000So I'm not sure that it actually turns their side off.
00:10:03.000If anything, it just makes us, to your point, it makes both people, both sides dig in harder.
00:10:08.000And it hurts anyone in the middle because now if I say, hey, stop the violence, the right goes to me, well, they're killing us.
00:10:15.000And the left goes, well, they'll kill, they're killing us.
00:10:40.000The GOP has demanded that they get labeled a domestic terror organization, but I don't think the federal government actually labels domestic terror organizations.
00:10:48.000You had a lot of people on the right saying Antifa should be, and people on the left saying, like, the Klan or other right-wing groups should be, and the government's like, we don't label groups, we label actions.
00:11:00.000I've been saying this for a long time.
00:11:03.000Uh, you know, in the intro to the show, I pointed out four years ago, five years ago, maybe even three years ago, if I went to you and said in three years time, a far leftist would attempt to assassinate a sitting Supreme Court justice because the court, because for the first time in history, a draft opinion had been leaked showing that Roe v. Wade, Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey was going to be overturned.
00:11:26.000People were showing them in the streets, firebombing buildings.
00:12:19.000And if you were born, if you were born at that time, If you're a young woman, a young man born in, say, 1910, 1912 in Germany, you would have never thought to do such a thing.
00:12:29.000It would have taken years for me to be brainwashed enough to do nothing, right?
00:12:34.000To not be involved, but just let it happen and be like, well, yeah, I guess they kind of deserve it because they're the bad guys, as Sky Hitler said.
00:12:42.000And I think we're finding a similar thing.
00:12:43.000Again, my point is they're the bad guys, so it's okay.
00:12:47.000Remember, people who do bad things always validate their bad behavior.
00:12:52.000They don't think they're doing bad things.
00:13:19.000A terrorist organization, which has taken credit for firebombing pro-life organizations, as well as charities that are set up to help pregnant women care for their children, is threatening violence.
00:13:33.000Not just threatening it, calling on more people to join in.
00:13:52.000And Henry Knox attacked an armory in I think it was northern New York early, early on, killed a bunch of British guys, stole a bunch of British artillery, took it down to Washington outside Boston.
00:14:06.000And then the French joined the Americans.
00:14:08.000So if the Americans were losing the battle... The French didn't join because of that.
00:14:13.000But it was a result of victory after victory and a belief that maybe the Americans could win.
00:14:18.000If the Americans weren't winning, if they weren't doing this terroristic destruction, then the French never would have helped them and they would have been stomped out.
00:14:43.000Regardless of what you think about this, the guns, or the bad guy, or the racist, or whatever you think, you're still not happy about that.
00:14:49.000This is like whatevs, and that's my point.
00:14:52.000There are enough people who aren't doing anything about it.
00:14:55.000When they came after the judge, I really thought that this would be a big deal, coming after a Supreme Court judge.
00:15:41.000The protesters come back that same day and federal government does nothing.
00:15:46.000My point is that the majority of the country doesn't self-identify as left or right like that.
00:15:53.000They just think they're average people and they lean left or they lean right.
00:15:57.000That middle is the people who should be angry.
00:16:01.000People should say, look, I'm not a hardcore leftist or rightist, but I'm angry because this is unacceptable regardless of my left or right.
00:16:16.000You know exactly what we're talking about.
00:16:18.000You know, you know exactly what's going on.
00:16:19.000But when the street violence kicked off in 2020, for instance, and they were bombing buildings and destroying buildings, I wanted Trump to send in the National Guard.
00:16:49.000So the faction of those who aren't paying attention, you're saying?
00:16:52.000I usually call it the uninitiated and the discerning.
00:16:55.000The people who are inquisitive and looking into the news, trying to understand what's happening in their world versus the people who don't want anything to do with it.
00:17:03.000So most people, I think, well, I shouldn't say most people, but a lot of people, especially those who voted for Joe Biden, had no idea what was going on, have no idea what they're talking about at all.
00:17:15.000So you go to them and you talk about any of this stuff and they're gonna go, what?
00:17:19.000Here's a great example. You know, look, I can respect Bill Maher for calling out
00:17:24.000entitled millennials and the woke and all that. But hearing him talk to Crystal Ball on his show
00:17:29.000last Friday was laughable. She brought up how everyone keeps ragging on the mass printing of
00:17:35.000money, but no one said anything in 2020 when the Fed printed trillions of dollars to pump into the
00:17:40.000stock market to stop it from crashing. And Bill Maher goes, what are you talking about? Yes. Oh,
00:17:45.000Bill, you do not have the position right now to challenge your guests after what happened
00:17:56.000The Federal Reserve started printing up money to buy stocks and exits to bail out the stock exchange, the markets, because there was a fear it was going to tank.
00:18:13.000Here's a guy who has a show with a million viewers once a week.
00:18:17.000It's a once-a-week show, he gets about a million in the ratings, and he doesn't know what happened two years ago with major massive Fed bailout spending.
00:18:26.000That's like the biggest story of the year.
00:19:07.000I think he is a barometer for many of the, what you would probably assume is the middle.
00:19:14.000If you have people who are blindly voting for the destruction of the country and their values and their economy and everything, I think Bill Maher represents exactly why.
00:20:22.000There's no person who's like, you know, I do believe the narrative, but also not really.
00:20:26.000It's like, do you know what's going on in this country or don't you?
00:20:29.000If someone said, Joe Biden tried to get a quid pro quo from the president of Ukraine, threatening to withhold US loan guarantees in exchange for the firing of prosecutor, quid pro quo, and people will be like, we had a guy on the show, he goes, that never happened.
00:20:46.000And I was like, you want me to pull up the video?
00:20:47.000And I pull up the video and it's Joe Biden going like, so I tell him, you want the billion dollars?
00:22:42.000It wasn't that the, I don't think it was the person themselves was actually more right-leaning, but they were accepted by the right because they felt shunned by the left.
00:22:57.000Are you saying political or are you talking social?
00:23:01.000When we're talking about what left and right means colloquially in cultural politics, in any kind of politics, what is a shared right-wing value?
00:23:39.000Yeah, and I would agree with you on that.
00:23:42.000So we're in sort of a strange position where what the left has done culturally is they frame the narrative such that this very bizarre new ideology, which a very tiny sliver of the population believes in, is the dominant view.
00:23:57.000And if you're against that, There's only one other category for you, which is strange, because, I mean, the United States, like, developed Western nations are pretty much the only countries where this ideology or some form of it exists, and even in those countries, it's like maybe 3 or 4% of the population at most who believe it.
00:24:13.000And yet it's been framed such that there's that view, and then there's everyone else's view, even though almost no one in the world actually believes in this.
00:24:23.000You asked the question, what do conservatives actually believe?
00:24:26.000I think today, because we have this framing and everyone who's outside of that far fringe on the left is conservative, it doesn't mean anything other than you're not in this tiny group.
00:24:34.000To me, and I'm conservative, what I've understood that to mean is basically pro-family.
00:24:41.000You are in favor of tradition in many aspects of culture.
00:24:44.000You believe marriage is between a man and a woman.
00:24:47.000I guess it depends on how far back you want to go with respect to what was considered acceptable in our culture, but I think that's at the heart of it.
00:24:55.000When I hear that there are people who are pro-choice being called conservative, it's not just me as a purist saying, I don't want those people in my movement.
00:25:02.000It's just me recognizing definitions have meanings.
00:25:06.000How can you be in favor of homosexual behavior or abortion and be conservative?
00:25:29.000I've seen a lot of my friends in New York City, as they've gotten older, who were Democrats for years, just for years.
00:25:36.000Parents were Democrats, they're Democrats, and now they can't find a home because they've been told that, well, all Republicans are evil, so I can't vote for a Republican.
00:25:45.000I've been told for 20 years that Republicans are evil, so I can't vote for them, right?
00:25:48.000But I can't vote Democrats, I don't believe in them anymore.
00:28:24.000A pending US Supreme Court decision that would allow more concealed weapons to be carried on New York City streets has been keeping Mayor Adams up at night.
00:28:31.000All of us should be extremely alarmed about what the Supreme Court can do.
00:28:35.000When he says all of us, is he referring to establishment authoritarians?
00:29:01.000It's like, yes, no, we know that that's a possibility because it's happening in the places where you're in control.
00:29:06.000They say, under the state's central law, New Yorkers must show a specific need for why they should be able to carry a concealed firearm before they're permitted to do so.
00:29:12.000However, in most states, they just reject your reason.
00:29:17.000That's not a good reason, which is ridiculous.
00:29:19.000That law was challenged by the New York State Rifle and Pistol Association, bravo good sirs and ladies, which claimed it violated 2A under the Constitution.
00:29:28.000Supreme Court justices have suggested that they agree that the law infringes on gun owner rights and is expected to rule on the case during the current term.
00:29:36.000The decision would also impact California, Hawaii, Maryland, New Jersey, and Massachusetts.
00:30:39.000I am hoping for the one-in-a-billion chance ruling that the Supreme Court says, in fact, any requirement of a permit is an infringement upon your right to keep and bear arms.
00:31:19.000I think you could have a regulation, it is possible in theory, not in practice because of how it works, but in theory you could have a regulation on firearms that does not infringe.
00:31:30.000An example might be if you are going to, let's say this happens and a bunch of people decide to buy firearms and we find that smaller statured people don't understand the power of certain firearms and the backlash is hurting them.
00:31:44.000And the state would say, hey, if you're going to sell a firearm, you have to put a rating system on it that would say big, small, little, whatever.
00:31:52.000That's a regulation, but it doesn't stop me from buying.
00:31:56.000I can buy what I want, but if I choose to sell it, I've got to let someone know this is rated 1, 2, or 3 when it comes to recoil.
00:32:04.000So I think that type of regulation doesn't infringe, but may be good for the population as a whole to understand.
00:32:11.000So in what way do you see something like that being implemented?
00:32:18.000I'm just pushing back on the purist aspect.
00:32:20.000Well, I'm not saying I disagree with like a rating system.
00:32:24.000Yeah, I think when it comes to things like commerce, if you were to say you have to make sure that, you know, maybe you give your caliber in both, you know, imperial and metric or something like... I'm making these up, obviously.
00:32:34.000But if you were to create a regulation like that, that doesn't infringe.
00:32:37.000It simply lets the consumer know what they're purchasing.
00:32:44.000So the challenge is, I think the government using circuitous methods to try and restrict things is a common tactic and we shouldn't tolerate it.
00:32:53.000But again, remember I said, in theory, not in practice.
00:33:05.000So when you've got gun stores and they're like, we want to sell guns, then all of a sudden the government says it's not an infringement upon the individual's right to keep and bear arms.
00:33:28.000Infringement is defined as an act so as to limit or undermine something.
00:33:33.000If in any way there is a law passed requiring you to do a thing, they are limiting your ability and if it's the commerce of that is a private citizen's right to keep and bear arms and transact it as such.
00:35:07.000In theory, you could have a way of making the practice of selling a firearm regular
00:35:13.000that would not infringe on someone purchasing it.
00:35:15.000But regular has nothing to do with what is prescribed in the second amendment.
00:35:20.000It is describing their opinion on why people should have guns, and then it says, separately, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.
00:35:28.000It also says a well-regulated militia shall not be infringed.
00:35:31.000I think that they're saying that a well-regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed.
00:35:40.000It sounds like they're specifically saying that your right to establishing a well-regulated militia shall not be infringed.
00:35:47.000I mean, the rest of it's just descriptive.
00:35:48.000So the original Second Amendment actually went on to argue that military or militia involvement has no bearing on whether or not you can keep or bear an arm.
00:36:00.000That was actually included in the original draft.
00:36:02.000They removed it because they were scared that it would argue conscription isn't allowed, that people could reject conscription.
00:36:08.000So let me then move to the next important piece, which you have states like California and New York.
00:36:13.000And again, I'm a New Yorker, so I get this.
00:36:15.000About every poll you take in New York State, about 60% give or take of New Yorkers actually want more gun control.
00:37:14.000So how do you... Because these cops are scumbags.
00:37:16.000So I know what you want, and I get what you want.
00:37:18.000I'm actually not against what you're saying.
00:37:21.000I'm trying to say, but I have a realistic issue here in my state where most of my people in my state think that more regulation is a good idea.
00:37:49.000So we would need federal intervention into New York to stop the infringement upon people's rights.
00:37:56.000And I view it as no different than if, let's say, New York decided they were going to segregate schools and the National Guard or Army had to be called in to desegregate.
00:38:07.000That's probably a good idea, actually, in New York, because they do segregate schools.
00:38:11.000My view of things is that the Constitution is the founding document, the supreme law of this land.
00:38:26.000By all means, I encourage everyone to try to petition all of the states, to have a convention of states, to make the changes that they hope will happen.
00:38:35.000There's a reason why gun access is expanding.
00:38:37.000It's because most people actually want access to guns.
00:38:41.000When they say most people want gun control, it's because advocacy groups are lying to you.
00:38:55.000Then they say, people want universal background checks.
00:38:58.000Then they say, what we're talking about is private sales.
00:39:01.000You didn't ask that of the person when you took the poll.
00:39:04.000You look at liberal gun owners, of which there are many.
00:39:08.000You look at Democrats, and it's like 50 some odd percent own weapons.
00:39:12.000You look at states like Vermont, places like where Bernie Sanders comes from, and this shows you the duplicitousness of these politicians, that Bernie Sanders comes from a state that has actually one of the lowest ages for owning a gun, that has some of the highest gun ownership, where he campaigned in 2015 saying, weapons is a urban versus rural issue.
00:39:39.000And they won't just stand up and say this is what is and why it is and if you want to change it we can work to change it but this is the way things are.
00:39:46.000Just because 60% of people in New York want to strip the rights away from the American people does not mean they get to.
00:39:52.000Sadly, and this is the piece I'll bring up again, and people get mad when I say this, the only party that is even trying to do what you're talking about is the Libertarian Party.
00:40:55.000The one I love to bring up is the M1A, which is a banned assault weapon in Maryland, but the SCAR-20S is totally fine, even though they're a similar caliber and one's more modern and arguably better.
00:41:20.000Angry people who don't know what they're talking about, politicians who say, yeah, yeah, yeah, throw them whatever they want, and the system crumbles around us because corrupt politicians offer stupid people non-solutions that just gum up the system.
00:43:24.000I'm going to say again, I think that we're talking about militia control.
00:43:27.000I really believe the Second Amendment implicitly understands you have the right to weapons and armor, but it's in order to your right to have a well-regulated militia.
00:43:36.000I can start and control a militia with uniforms and training.
00:43:45.000I brought this up literally four years ago.
00:43:48.000Four years ago I talked about how I changed the education system to where the kids get out of school at 16 and then make choices.
00:43:55.000You go from K through 12 to instead pre-K through 10 and at 10th grade You pass a test, there's your master's diploma, start making some choices.
00:45:58.000The Constitution of the United States of America, 1789.
00:46:01.000A well-regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.
00:46:07.000I ask you, Ian, whose right shall not be infringed according to that statement?
00:47:10.000The right of the people to keep and bear arms is necessary to the security of the free state, which is why you shall not infringe the right of a well-regulated militia to the people.
00:47:20.000A well-regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state is an explanation as to why the right of the people to keep in bear arms shall not be infringed.
00:47:27.000And this is the standard modern and every legal assessment of what it means.
00:47:33.000Well, I mean, it's very poorly written by today's standards.
00:47:37.000We really need to update the Constitution to make it make sense to people.
00:47:39.000But the issue is, the existence of a well-regulated militia does not have an impact on the fact that the right of the people to keep and bear arms, that alone, between the commas, is in existence.
00:47:48.000Yeah, none of these things, these three things, should be infringed.
00:47:50.000Neither your well-regulated militia, your free state, or your right to keep and bear arms.
00:48:06.000The actual legal rulings on this so far is that a well-regulated militia being necessary to secure a free state was effectively an explanation.
00:48:14.000And as I mentioned, I actually read through the draft.
00:49:08.000I got to go to one step further, which I brought up earlier, which is you have a huge chunk of America That would listen to everything you said and go, I don't care, Constitution's dumb, or whatever, it's old, or I don't care, or blah blah.
00:49:23.000And you can say too bad, but those people vote our rights away every year.
00:49:27.000So I have to convince these people that you're right.
00:49:30.000And it's not, I'm not going to convince them that they're right, because by, I can't convince them that the Constitution's correct by going back to the Constitution.
00:49:37.000I have to convince them that they're correct by other things.
00:51:47.000The only thing that's ever really stopped any bad attack has been a populist that called the cop and said, hey, that guy shouldn't be there.
00:52:28.000There's just endless amounts of studies.
00:52:31.000Now, one argument from the left is that, well, it's because people on the right don't seek out mental treatment, therefore they never get diagnosed.
00:52:42.000If you're a leftist and you're part of, say, the Socialist Rifle Association, the SRA or whatever, or Vosch, for instance, who's a socialist and very pro-gun, you probably have a higher rate of mental illness.
00:52:54.000And let's just argue it's because you're willing to get diagnosed and you want better treatment, right?
00:52:58.000So what do you think's gonna happen when the fascists rise up and there's red flag laws and they say, that guy's depressed and it's marked down in his files.
00:53:10.000You were making the point about stop and frisk earlier.
00:53:13.000The reality is the left 100% would have supported stop and frisk if they believed it would serve their political interests, right?
00:53:19.000And so we're going to see the exact same thing with red flag laws.
00:53:22.000Obviously, there's a very good argument to be made, as you have made it, that this is going to disproportionately target black people in inner cities.
00:53:30.000They don't care as long as conservatives are also targeted.
00:53:33.000And if they know that a red flag law is going to allow them to strip you of your right to own a gun, they don't care how many black people are also going to be stripped of their right to own guns.
00:54:56.000But I think his point, he wasn't disagreeing with you.
00:54:59.000No, but he was saying they won't care.
00:55:01.000Yeah, I mean, I do still think it would be disproportionately used against conservatives, for example, in blue areas where there is a conservative neighbor who you know has a gun.
00:55:12.000Left-wing people will report the conservative guy because he said something on social media they disagreed with.
00:55:17.000And what likely, in my opinion, will end up happening is in the wealthier suburbs where these people are gonna, you know, have lawyers or whatever.
00:55:41.000It could be 4chan, it could be any one of these online forums.
00:55:44.000They're gonna start going after every single leftist who's trans or posts that they're neurodivergent, and they're gonna say they're posting scary things, and whether you have a gun or not, They're gonna kick your door in and it will be a legalized form of swatting.
00:55:59.000Dude, you'll have people in the federal government hacking people's accounts, making it post stuff that's false flag red flags, and then they'll be using that crap.
00:56:40.000I don't know what you don't believe you Also, I mean, gangs could very easily put someone up to red flagging someone in their neighborhood they want to harm, but who they know has a firearm.
00:56:49.000Like this stuff could very easily be abused.
00:56:51.000I think the worst case in error for the left is just to imagine a bunch of fascists weaponizing their mental illness against them because they often say they are, and then the government comes and takes all their weapons away.
00:57:15.000I guess my point is, when we look at so much of what's happened over the past couple years, and I think particularly the 2020 riots, if the left views the agenda of a particular group as being anti-conservative, they don't care what happens to black people.
00:57:30.000Two billion dollars worth of businesses were destroyed in the summer of 2020.
00:58:08.000But anyway, but if they don't stop voting Democratic, if they do that, then the Democrats will have to stop taking that voting bloc for granted, and they'll have to actually care.
00:58:15.000But you're right, right now they do not care.
00:58:16.000Because no matter what they do, The black population still votes Democratic, so I don't care if I'm bad with them.
00:58:30.000So this one, I believe this part of it was actually struck down, but you were allowed to own a 10-round magazine, but if you put more than 7 rounds into it, that was illegal.
00:59:23.000Could you imagine fascists exploiting the fact that you want healthcare to take away your guns when you want to defend yourself from the fascists?
00:59:30.000Personally, I don't believe that's true, because that would imply that people who are very conservative, far right, are more likely to go to the doctor than conservatives, which makes no sense.
00:59:38.000And it also makes no sense that someone who is liberal and someone who is very liberal
00:59:42.000would have different degrees of a stigmatized view of getting mental health therapy.
00:59:46.000Well, I think what you're saying, there's some evidence of what you're saying already,
00:59:49.000which is you find already again, for the safe act, you found people who are literally,
00:59:53.000you find veterans, veterans, it affects veterans more than anybody else.
00:59:58.000Veterans are more likely to have a firearm than non-veterans, and they're also more likely to have some form of invisible injury, whether that's PTSD, traumatic brain injury, something like that, than non-veterans.
01:00:08.000So you find that a lot of veterans in their communities will not go get help because they know, to your point, the second they have it on their record, someone's taking their guns.
01:00:18.000And it's usually a family member who's angry at them, or sometimes a former family member who's angry at them for an ex, a spouse, a girlfriend, who will now take their gun away.
01:00:29.000It's already happening in New York State.
01:00:31.000I was thinking of external circumstances that can make people crazy, like New York City brake dust.
01:00:35.000There's brake dust in the atmosphere from all these cars.
01:00:37.000It's so small, particularly small, that it goes through the alveoli in your lungs and right into your bloodstream, which is way worse than smog.
01:00:45.000Hype causes hypertension, which can lead to stress, which can cause mental disorders, which can cause a doctor visit.
01:00:51.000Just because you live near a toxic chemical plant and you're more likely to go neurotic means you're going to be less likely to have a weapon?
01:00:58.000Did you know that there was a correlation, perhaps spurious, between leaded gasoline and crime rates?
01:01:05.000And as lead started getting removed from gas, crime rates started to go down?
01:01:09.000Uh, some, I guess the speculation is, as cars were driving, the lead was being, you know, particularized, or particulates were going into the atmosphere, people were breathing it in, and it was poisoning them.
01:01:19.000And it was screwing with them, it was hurting their brains.
01:01:22.000So we got rid of that, and then crime went down.
01:01:25.000I'm not saying it's a direct causal, you know, effect, cause and effect.
01:02:40.000And it's not just what I think, it's like Andrew Huberman's neuroscientist has done experiments that gazing into the horizon for 15 minutes a day and having that depth perception greatly enhances neurogenesis.
01:02:51.000And, you know, it's going to allow you to, to allow, to not be stressful, to fix your brain.
01:04:40.000It's expensive, I know, for your average lower middle class person to get out.
01:04:45.000It's like 40 bucks to take the train up to Greenwich and back or something?
01:04:48.000The glory that New York State actually is, and I wish could be more.
01:04:52.000You know, our state's a beautiful state.
01:04:54.000There's everything you could want in our state.
01:04:55.000Everything is from Madison Square Garden, to Niagara Falls, to mountains and skiing, to lakes, to fishing, to Broadway, to whatever is the thing you like, you can get it in New York State.
01:05:06.000The problem is our government is so oppressive that people can't stay here.
01:05:45.000Most people who are in New York State, who are not Democrats, who are Republicans or Independents, Libertarians, Conservatives, they want one thing.
01:06:35.000I don't care, but I'm I think it's mine, I think it's my party, but it's gotta be a movement, yes, that allows other people to talk to each other without pointing a finger, that allows people to go, you know what?
01:06:57.000I mean, it's just, in the culture war, in the context, if you go to a leftist and say you're a libertarian, they will say you're right wing.
01:07:05.000I think that's often true because many people who are Republicans who call themselves libertarians when they're not.
01:08:39.000I'm agreeing with that, but in reality, I'm not sure that's true.
01:08:41.000The point I'm making is, when I go and... So, first of all, when people try to accurately describe me, and I'm not talking about what the media says, they say, like, Libertarian Center, or, like, Libertarian Liberal Center.
01:08:52.000Stunningly attractive, stuff like that.
01:09:04.000We had Vaush on the show, and he called me far-right.
01:09:07.000And so you mentioned a space where you can bring people together, and it's like, yeah, but look, when we bring on these progressives, they outright tell us they disagree with what you said.
01:09:16.000They think they should have a say in other people's lives, period.
01:11:20.000But that's not relevant when you're trying to get people into a room when you have big media funding the colloquial definitions of left and right and what that means.
01:11:44.000Who are trying to manipulate us and exploit us to then turn around to their fan base, hoot and holler, and then screw us over.
01:11:50.000Either not come on the show, cancel at the last minute, which we've had many of, or just start tweeting BS, accusing me of things that never happen.
01:11:57.000So they'll, you know, we'll get them on the show and they'll say, oh Tim did this, and oh now, oh geez, and then try and get press out of it.
01:12:03.000We then have people who have, like, no following.
01:12:20.000As I've tried to reach out to the left more and more, I've brought people on.
01:12:23.000I obviously have a smaller show, but when I bring people to my smaller show, I sometimes have an issue where my people get mad at me because I have to use kid gloves.
01:12:31.000Because if I don't use kid gloves, I make the guests look really bad.
01:12:36.000And I don't want to make the guests look really bad because I'm trying to be... I want the left to come on my show.
01:12:41.000And if I beat them up too badly, then nobody comes back anymore.
01:12:44.000So I have a similar issue where sometimes I bring someone on who is just... They're so accustomed to talking within their own bubble.
01:12:49.000This is why... This is why you get people like Jordan Klepper, who go down to rallies to find the oldest and most ignorant among the Trump supporters, to make that the focal point.
01:13:04.000Because when, I think it was Vish Burra actually, we had him on the show, when he actually talked to Jordan Klepper, Klepper's like, uh-oh.
01:13:11.000It reminds me of during Occupy Wall Street when, um, I forgot the dude's name.
01:13:19.000He was being interviewed by Griff Jenkins of Fox News, and he went on this tirade about how Fox was not going to actually share what their real opinions were, and the video was being recorded by somebody else.
01:13:29.000Fox never aired the interview, and then the left got a hold of it, published it, and they were like, this!
01:14:23.000Yeah, I do believe there's a culture war going on 150 years, probably since the since the opium war in China, the British colonies tried to force opium into the country, the Chinese play the long game.
01:14:35.000And now they're using I don't know who it is that's doing it.
01:14:38.000But somebody is using this media junction of like, Comcast and Verizon and Google, and Google is now Alphabet.
01:14:48.000I don't know how involved you guys are at Alphabet with this stuff, but like to spread a message which is to crush these people into this cult mindset and everything else is right.
01:15:12.000I won't read this thing because it's on the right, or whatever the case may be.
01:15:16.000There is a lot of self-censorship out there.
01:15:17.000And the stuff that they're missing is the talk about the Federal Reserve, international banking, fiat currency.
01:15:22.000But I think some of that's changing, right?
01:15:24.000I do think there's a... It's not as fast as I want it to be, but I do feel like there are enough people who are saying, Something's wrong.
01:15:31.000Like, I don't get it, but I just know something's wrong.
01:15:33.000To your point, Tim, they're not educated themselves enough, but they feel like just this isn't right.
01:15:38.000And they're looking for something else, which is why I think so many of the podcasts are exploding, alternative media is exploding, because they're like, Who's that guy you were talking about?
01:16:09.000It sort of touches on something I was saying earlier about this very small fraction deciding that they're the totality of the left, like everything else is right-wing.
01:16:18.000This is something you can even find with a political compass test.
01:16:21.000When you take one of these surveys, you can tell who wrote it.
01:16:24.000You can tell the ideology of the person putting the questions into it.
01:16:28.000And so, that's very much the case with many of the culture war issues.
01:16:33.000You can tell who's deciding what we're going to end up talking about and that they're on the left.
01:16:40.000Now that we're talking about grooming, etc., you can tell, well, conservatives are actually starting to have their voice heard.
01:16:45.000But for the most part, everything we've talked about has been what the left wanted us to talk about.
01:16:49.000You'll take a political compass test and the question will be something like, do you believe women should have the right to choose whether or not to be a mother?
01:17:21.000And apparently the guy who wrote it, like the story saying like he was writing a critique of capitalism and Netflix didn't want to buy it and took him like seven years or whatever.
01:17:29.000And my response was if that guy, it really was writing a critique of capitalism, he's a perfect example of a leftist who has no idea what capitalism is.
01:17:37.000Also, I just want to say, the idea that any media company wouldn't want to buy a film or television show which was a critique of capitalism, that's like the most boring, market-safe thing you can write.
01:17:47.000Everyone makes critiques of capitalism.
01:17:58.000Ah, I know it's an old show by now, but I just love this idea.
01:18:00.000Here's a show where in like one of the first games, everyone has to wear the same clothes, no one is allowed to leave, and everyone starts at the equal point at the same line.
01:18:10.000You then have to try and make it across this field where you're effectively cutthroat and pushing people and trying to beat everyone else and those who don't make it die.
01:18:19.000And I'm like, what about that is capitalism?
01:18:21.000If it was capitalism, everyone would be wearing different clothes, you could leave at any time, and some people would start halfway across the finish line.
01:18:28.000Communism is where everyone is forced to start at the same point with the same clothes, and you can't leave, and if you try, you get killed.
01:18:33.000Well, I don't think you realize this, Tim, but any term which is associated with the right just means bad thing.
01:19:12.000When you try to escape a communist country, what happens?
01:19:14.000They throw you in the gulag or they kill you.
01:19:16.000What sounds not communist is how they have to challenge, fight each other in the free-for-all part, because in a communist system they would be working together and it doesn't matter who gets there.
01:19:56.000If you wanted to survive, you needed to do whatever it took to get food and survive.
01:20:01.000I keep thinking about communism and how it creeps in, and it's not a political party, but it's just this idea that all of us are going to control everything together.
01:20:10.000There's no doubt the rhetoric of communism is amazing rhetoric.
01:20:13.000And if you go back to, say, 2016-ish, The left rhetoric was way better than the right rhetoric was.
01:20:21.000It was all about, we're all going to be together, and we're going to be, it's all going to be, there's going to be rainbows every day, it's going to be amazing, and we're all going to get unicorns.
01:20:38.000Literally, in New York State, a Republican has not won a statewide election in 20 years.
01:20:45.000The state has been run by Democrats for 20 years.
01:20:48.000We've been putting more and more rules and regulations and laws and all those things, and it has not gotten better by anybody's regulation.
01:20:56.000We have been listed by Cato multiple years as the least free state in the union.
01:21:01.000Take that, California, we're number one.
01:22:36.000People tend to become more left as they live and grow and work in cities.
01:22:40.000When they go back now, which is happening now, I think you'll find many people as they go back into the rural areas and into the suburban areas, there's an opportunity for there to be a renaissance in the suburban areas and that people become what I would think is more neutral or more having left and right and not being hardcore left or hardcore right.
01:25:16.000But my point is, just because you want to work for a print newspaper doesn't mean you're going to have influence beyond someone who works for an archaic medium.
01:27:34.000I won't say too much, but they turned it back on.
01:27:37.000And now we're thinking about it, because we did it to make a statement, like we're here, but we know it's because the cultural establishment is in retreat, it's in decay, and that's our opportunity to assert ourselves.
01:27:49.000But now I'm looking at it and I'm like, what's the positive impact?
01:27:59.000If you right now want to be a famous ballerina, you will be wasting your time by going to New York.
01:28:04.000You're better off making a YouTube channel, learning on your own, hiring a private tutor, and then doing YouTube videos.
01:28:10.000You go to New York to do it, you'll have a quarter of the audience size, and you will be archaic.
01:28:15.000You do it on YouTube, you save money, you will get more viewership, and you'll be more relevant, and then they will fly to New York City.
01:28:21.000Probably the best you could do is be in New York, doing it on the ground, and with a YouTube channel, because people like Seeing a real-life ballerina as well.
01:28:29.000Doing it at home, and then once you're famous, having them pay to bring you to these places.
01:28:33.000Yeah, so I think that whether you're looking at New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, any of these giant cities, I see them the way... Just like one giant city.
01:28:52.000The way I look at these large cities is they're like wealthy families.
01:28:56.000And what happens to a wealthy family, generally speaking, is within a handful of generations, less than a handful, the wealth is gone.
01:29:03.000Because the younger generation that inherited the wealth doesn't know as much about building wealth as the person who amassed it in the first place.
01:29:11.000And so you see a lot of these cities and for a long time, they did have advantage just based on the technological infrastructure that was accessible to this country based on their location, uh, geographically.
01:29:39.000And so, because New York was so wealthy, we had the arts being patronized there, and I believe you're just going to see less of that.
01:29:48.000New York is going to be less of a cultural center because the people earning wealth are going to be in other areas and they'll want to fund it there.
01:31:00.000It means... Like vote Libertarian? Yes! Or yes, I mean look if you lean left maybe you vote for... I don't know.
01:31:06.000But anyway, vote Libertarian. What I'm saying is vote third party because if you don't vote third party, there is no
01:31:10.000reason for any Democrat or any Republican to solve a problem.
01:31:15.000Right now in America, there are Democrats in the party with the bad ideas and
01:31:19.000Republicans in the party have no ideas.
01:31:20.000They're not fixing anything and there's no need to fix it.
01:31:24.000They won't, because we just keep going up to the right, and we go, well, the most important election, I gotta make sure that, you know, Biden doesn't win again.
01:31:31.000Great, so Trump wins, four years later, what do we get, AOC?
01:31:35.000And then four years later, what do we get, Ted Cruz?
01:31:37.000And then four years later, what do we get, Omar?
01:31:40.000Remember something, please never forget this, for you guys who are all worried about it, gotta make sure this is the right election.
01:31:44.000Remember something, Bush got us Obama.
01:33:26.000I don't see you offering anything outside of... If people want to vote for Trump because Trump gave them what they wanted, why wouldn't they vote for him?
01:33:31.000Because they're going to lose it in four years.
01:33:45.000Ross Perot, as he tried to do good, I was a Ross Perot supporter back in the 90s.
01:33:50.000When Ross Perot tried to do good, he did try to do good.
01:33:52.000I think he thought he was doing the right thing.
01:33:54.000He wound up closing the door behind all of us.
01:33:58.000Because once the left and right saw that Ross Perot could actually make any impact, they then created systems to make sure no third parties can ever do anything ever again.
01:34:06.000And then Trump won through the system, and the first thing he did was he crushed the TPP, which both Republicans and Democrats wanted, which was a shock to a lot of people.
01:34:13.000Well, and I want to mention too, you're talking about one candidate getting another candidate.
01:34:16.000I think bringing up Ross Perot is a little ironic.
01:34:18.000I like him, but there's a good argument to be made that he got us Clinton.
01:34:23.000George Bush senior yes, but let's say he did let's nadir got his bush
01:34:27.000But let's say that that he was able to actually win to think of argument
01:34:32.000Perot was able to actually make a change where he actually won that would have shaken everything up
01:34:37.000And I'd rather have that if you I don't know what's happening now. It's not good
01:34:43.000It's a unit party at least that's how and here's my problem.
01:34:46.000So to some extent I agree with you So I'm I'm conservative. I think the Republican Party. They're
01:34:52.000mostly empty suits But then there are Republicans who come along who I really
01:34:55.000do agree with and think would do good In that case, I can't vote for Libertarian.
01:34:59.000I used to be Libertarian, but then here's my problem with that, is for people who are not completely ideologically Libertarian, introducing the Libertarian Party is just giving them the lesser of three evils, rather than the lesser of two evils.
01:35:10.000And it's like, if I'm going to vote for the lesser evil, I'm going to vote for the people who are more likely to win to mitigate the destruction that the other side is trying to bring against me.
01:35:17.000And here's what I would buy with that, if you want to do that.
01:35:30.000Believe it or not, we actually have a presidential candidate, Mike Termat, that's T-E-R-M-A-A-T for those of you online, is actually running for president right now, right?
01:35:36.000He's already started, he's starting now, but they'll be dismissed.
01:35:40.000What I'm asking anyone to do is to simply say, you know what, if you're a third party, particularly a libertarian, I'm biased, But look at a third party with the same way you'd look at a left or a right.
01:35:50.000And if you find the guy or gal you like, vote for them.
01:35:52.000Because if they begin to do well, they will affect others.
01:35:55.000But once you start saying, if you're telling me, I like this Republican, please vote for that Republican.
01:36:00.000If you're telling me, this Republican sucks, but he's not a Democrat.
01:36:03.000That's the wrong reason, in my view, to vote for a Republican.
01:36:07.000I completely agree, but what I think is being overlooked is that Donald Trump was not a traditional Republican.
01:36:13.000He brought in a wave of new voters, people who never voted before, and so he just basically stormed into the Republican Party, forced the neocons to join the Democrats, people like Bill Kristol, people like the Lincoln Project, and people voted for him because he gave them exactly what they wanted.
01:36:28.000And it was so good for many of them that he went from, I think, 62 million votes in 2016 to 74 in 2020.
01:36:34.000Still, the people who voted for Biden didn't want Biden, they just hated Trump.
01:37:21.000Ron DeSantis is now rivaling Trump, and he's not like Trump in many ways.
01:37:25.000He's like Trump in certain policy ways, but he's got military experience, he's younger, and he's nowhere near as wealthy.
01:37:30.000But he could actually win a presidential election.
01:37:34.000Lots of people can win a presidential election.
01:37:36.000The point I'm making is that you've got Ron DeSantis and Donald Trump running, and the people are excited for them and enthusiastic about them.
01:38:14.000If you look instead at, say, someone like Obama, also struggled the first year.
01:38:18.000But guys like Clinton and Bush, who were former governors, didn't struggle as much their first year.
01:38:24.000They kind of knew how to deal with the system, so both of them were able to get more stuff done in the first year or two than Obama and Trump, because theoretically they were more outsiders than those first two.
01:38:37.000So wouldn't it be better if you had a system where you could have a third party that could move both sides?
01:38:42.000To your point earlier, the Democratic Party is supposed to be about civil liberties.
01:40:42.000Beavis McLean says, proposal, TimCast does a documentary in the spirit of Matt Walsh's What Is A Woman, wherein a man goes to Planned Parenthood, identifies as a pregnant woman in need of an abortion to see how far Planned Parenthood goes to entertain the claim, except Steven Crowder already did that several years ago.
01:41:31.000Alright, Astral says, Tim, do you have any updates on when you'll drop more music?
01:41:35.000Will of the People has been on repeat every day and I'm absolutely thirsting for more.
01:41:39.000So the Will of the People album will be coming out mid-August.
01:41:44.000We've already got, I think we have ten songs that are set to be on it.
01:41:49.000Just today I was listening to the drums.
01:41:51.000We've got Pete Parata, formerly of The Offspring, who's doing the drum tracks for us.
01:41:55.000So we've got, uh, I think we have like 10 songs demoed out, and now they're going into full production, so it's gonna be great.
01:42:02.000And then I think that, I don't think that includes Will of the People, which will be on it for its official release.
01:42:07.000We released that for the, uh, just before the election in 2020, and it's just been a short film thing that I made, so if you haven't seen it, check out Will of the People on YouTube, it's a song and short film.
01:42:17.000And, uh, the actual album release with everything will be probably mid-August, and we'll do a big ad campaign for the Will of the People album by Timcast.
01:42:37.000Subversive with Justin O'Donnell says, if Democrats really cared about Roe v. Wade, they would have used their majorities in Congress and the Senate and a Democrat presidency to codify it before the decision was released.
01:43:14.000I think it was him, but we were told that, uh, when they were trying to vote down Obamacare, the Republicans actually said, no, no, no, no, no, no, don't vote it down.
01:43:46.000Gideon A-O-Z says if there is a civil war leading to two separate nations or a peaceful divorce, which side gets to keep the name of the United States of America?
01:45:44.000The Mises caucus takeover is a symptom.
01:45:47.000It's a symptom of a party that didn't do enough to make things happen.
01:45:52.000And when the Mises Caucus decided to start organizing, people came to me and said, the Mises Caucus came to me and said, Larry, will you be on our advisory board?
01:45:59.000I said, sure, I'm happy to help you out.
01:46:01.000And then I went to other I went to other caucuses, you guys want my help?
01:46:21.000It's I think it's a normal thing I think for the party in the long run in the short run It's bad for me in the short run because the civil war libertarian party has been in has hurt me As a candidate like people have decided to not help walked away from the party So it did hurt me when it came to fundraising and volunteers so in a short run it was hurtful for me but in the long run I think it's great because in the long run Either the Mises Caucus will do well and make the party do well, or others will come in and learn from them and also grow.
01:46:50.000So I think it's part of growing pains, and I'm unhappy about it.
01:47:36.000If I all of a sudden became popular, though, I would consider it, but I'm not that popular.
01:47:38.000So anyone who is popular is what I want.
01:47:41.000I think that's what matters for the party, and that would include Dave Smith for me.
01:47:45.000All right, Random Eskimo says, The writings of the Founding Fathers make clear that by well-regulated meant well-distributed and well-provisioned.
01:47:52.000Regulations were very often the records of having the necessary supplies and abilities to restock needs.
01:47:58.000Yeah, regulation does not mean what it means now.
01:48:00.000Which is why the British regulars were called that.
01:48:25.000Yeah, like they're made for being in bathrooms.
01:48:27.000Yeah, the regulars are coming is a much more valuable piece of knowledge for the people to know, because they know what kind of enemy to be ready for.
01:48:49.000Batman says National Guard is not the militia.
01:48:51.000Per Constitution, the militia is forbidden from foreign deployment, while National Guard is obviously not.
01:48:56.000Yeah, the argument is that the militia, the local militias, were formally molded into the National Guard or whatever, but militia back then basically meant a bunch of local dudes who were armed.
01:49:30.000Does it mean that you're not breaking the law?
01:49:31.000Regulated was like... No, but if you're going with the argument of regular, like as in the British Army regulated, then to make regular would mean to train.
01:49:41.000I suppose theoretically, but in the terms of a bunch of farmers who have guns, I don't think the Founding Fathers were like... But those are literally called Irregulars.
01:50:22.000Were they under the command of the Continental Army?
01:50:26.000No, they weren't, but they had a command structure, right?
01:50:28.000You would know that the mayor or whoever was the person, he'd be the captain of the company or something.
01:50:32.000But this is still, like, the point I'm saying is that a bunch of farmers who have guns and train with them at their own discretion is very different from trained military.
01:50:59.000Like the mayor would say, Hey, you can use the parade grounds on every Thursday or something like that.
01:51:05.000But my point is when it was official, you're talking about a town of like a hundred people or something small.
01:51:10.000So we got to separate that from the context of today.
01:51:12.000We have a mayor of a town of 300,000 you've never met before calling people to come out.
01:51:17.000My point is basically it was like you and your neighbors going out and you know, some guy with 50 acres being like, you guys can use my land if you want to go shooting, which still happens today.
01:52:01.000Dragon's Talon says, District of Columbia v. Heller, the Supreme Court held that the Second Amendment protects the individual right to possess a firearm unconnected with service in a militia.
01:52:12.000And then McDonald v. Chicago was, this right extends to all states, not just the federal government.
01:52:17.000And so all of a sudden in Chicago, everybody was buying guns and the city was freaking out and they were angry about it.
01:52:22.000Now what we need is for the Supreme Court to say, Requiring permission from the government is an infringement upon your right to keep and bear arms.
01:52:56.000You know what they were doing in Thailand is they were taking sheets of x-ray film, layering it, and then putting it in the tactical vests to hold because it provided some protection, particularly from blunt force objects.
01:53:09.000They argued it could stop some rounds, but probably not rifle rounds.
01:53:15.000The worst part is in Buffalo, which was our shooting, the only guy who stood up, right, because he was one armed guy there at the actual supermarket.
01:53:28.000The kid he hit didn't go down because the kid had body armor and the kid put him down because he didn't.
01:53:34.000So now what our answer is to make sure guys like him will never have body armor.
01:53:37.000I don't know how that makes any sense, but that's what we've done in New York.
01:53:41.000Tony T says, Ian, if they strip the right to keep and bear arms, the people cannot create a well-regulated militia to fight enemies both foreign and domestic.
01:53:49.000It would just be a protest at that point.
01:53:50.000Yeah, but I also, regardless of whether or not they're armed, I think that a militia has a right to form.
01:54:28.000Before that, in a lot of areas, you just have a militia and they'd catch somebody and they'd bring them to the sheriff or whatever, or the courts would deal with it.
01:54:35.000Free Golem says red flag laws equals state-sanctioned swatting.
01:54:57.000And you have, what is it, the textualists versus, what's the other phrase?
01:55:02.000Like, the people who read it verbatim by text, the Supreme Court justices, versus those who, like, interpret what they think it's supposed to mean.
01:55:13.000They're like, well, it says well-regulated, that means the government has to control it.
01:55:16.000And then the originalists are like, no, that's not what it means.
01:55:18.000That's not what regular meant back then.
01:55:20.000Regulation has a different meaning now than it had then.
01:55:23.000Then it literally meant to make regular versus now it means to control.
01:55:29.000Justin Clarke says, in modern colloquial English, 2A is, quote, because a well-regulated militia is necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.
01:55:40.000And that's basically where we're at right now with the Supreme Court and how they see it.
01:55:44.000And I'm hoping, I just want them to go nuts.
01:55:46.000I want to see, like, I don't know, Alito or Thomas, just with their glowing red eyes, just drop the opinion and it says, like, everyone gets guns.
01:56:00.000I think if people want to change the rules, you have to get the amendments in.
01:56:04.000So when people are like, we should ban this, I'm like, by all means, get the votes to amend the Constitution.
01:56:10.000The purpose of the Constitution and the reason it exists as it is, and if you want to amend it, it's very difficult, is because democracy is two wolves and a sheep deciding on what's for lunch, but a republic is a well-armed sheep contesting the vote.
01:56:20.000So you do not get to take away my right to keep and bear arms because you don't like it even if you're in the majority.
01:57:02.000I like that he calls out the wokeness, the absurdity.
01:57:05.000I don't like that he's elitist, he's snooty, and he's not well-read at all.
01:57:09.000I'm just trying to say when someone like him, who is a person who many people look at and see, when he does something right, let's not attack him.
01:57:22.000And I think that is one of the strengths that the right for all of its present weaknesses still has, which is that when somebody says something good, we go, Oh, that was good.
01:57:30.000Instead of going, they did something good.
01:57:31.000Let's find something they said 10 years ago to cancel them with.
01:57:33.000That said, we don't want to welcome them into the movement and say this guy's a conservative when he's been literally against us his entire life.
01:57:41.000But yes, when someone does something good, acknowledge it was good.
02:00:11.000The people who pay attention are going to come out and vote, but if the people who pay attention are only 14,000 people, I don't think they'll move the needle all that much come the general election.
02:00:19.000Well, this goes back to what you were talking about, right?
02:00:20.000What most of them want to do is they want to keep a culture war issue that's not solved to get the people who aren't paying attention to vote blindly for them.
02:03:01.000Let's read a couple more so we get to the members only.
02:03:04.000We've got Dorktani who says, The attempt to alter language to undermine legal and cultural norms is a constant, consistent tactic that can be seen in most, if not all, identitarian cover labels.
02:03:26.000The movement I was mentioning is Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions, BDS, I don't know what... It means you don't want to do any business at all, the government will not do any business at all with Israel.
02:03:38.000Let's, uh, we have this one more, uh, one more super chat.
02:03:41.000John Curry says, Heller and McDonald protect body armor.
02:04:55.000I liked sort of what he did with renting a spot on television talking about the deficit.
02:05:01.000that i knew that i think i might not have a good this child will be
02:05:04.000electable there's one thing is uh... i'm shameless dot i want to make a quick and end to
02:05:08.000something earlier we're talking about ross perot said i liked him
02:05:11.000a fan i liked sort of what he did with renting a spot on television talk about
02:05:15.000the deficit yeah i thought that was cool uh... but overall not a fan
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