On this week's episode of The Alex Jones Show, Alex and his co-hosts discuss the latest in the ongoing saga of the Trump vs. Hilary Clinton presidential election recount, and how the results of the election changed the course of history.
00:00:00.000So Rudy Giuliani shows up to, I think he showed up to the courthouse, I think he was there
00:00:23.000in person, to litigate on behalf of the president's campaign.
00:00:28.000And all of these lefty journalists are tweeting about how dumb Giuliani sounds and how ridiculous all of this is, his arguments make no sense, the judge is exasperated, and I'm sitting here reading this stuff like, what is he doing?
00:00:41.000Is this really the last breath of the Trump campaign?
00:00:47.000And then Michael Malice jumps into my house, right?
00:00:49.000And I immediately start to say some joke referencing Trump's ultimate master plan, that after everything that's kind of just gone wrong, he's yet to announce.
00:01:00.000And then right before I finish the joke, Lydia shows me a tweet, shoved her phone in my face, of Wayne County, Michigan, which is Detroit, refusing to certify the results of the election.
00:01:13.000And if they don't, if those votes aren't counted, well then Michigan is for Trump.
00:01:18.000Uh, if they don't certify, it goes to the state board and it could ultimately result in state legislators appointing electors and telling them how to vote, which could be the beginning of Trump's real plan.
00:01:32.000And then I was like, now I can't finish this joke to Michael.
00:04:33.000And we'll read through this, I'll go through the details, but here's what I was thinking earlier.
00:04:36.000I was like, if Trump wins in Pennsylvania with his Giuliani thing, which it sounded like he wasn't going to win, Could this be like election night, but drawn out over a month?
00:04:48.000It's like, they're all cheering, it's slowly coming in, they're all laughing.
00:04:50.000The New York Times said Hillary Clinton 99%.
00:04:52.000And then slowly over the night, it started to shift to Trump, their little meter.
00:04:56.000And then the Democrats on the left started sweating and getting scared, and then finally it ended with them dropping to their knees and screaming.
00:05:02.000And now I'm like, they were literally dancing in the streets.
00:05:06.000And I'm not saying Trump's going to win just yet, but I'm looking at this and it's like, if Michigan refuses to certify because of questions, basically, this is really interesting.
00:05:14.000They're saying there's like unbalanced vote books or something like that.
00:05:27.000It takes me back to like the Middle Ages when you had two popes.
00:05:30.000I think Trump should just set up basically an office in Trump Tower and declare himself president and start nominating people to the Supreme Court, passing laws.
00:05:37.000What happens if we have two people claiming to be president?
00:05:53.000All right, let's read this and we'll get an idea of what's going on.
00:05:56.000They say the Wayne County Board of Canvassers on Tuesday failed to certify the county's November 3rd election results, splitting the vote certify 2-2.
00:06:04.000The vote was along party lines, with Monica Palmer, the board chairperson, and William Hartman, both Republicans, voting against certification.
00:06:11.000Board Vice Chair Jonathan Kinloch and Alan Wilson, both Democrats, voted in favor.
00:06:17.000failing to certify the results it must provide all election documents to the
00:06:20.000Michigan Secretary of State office and state board of canvassers according to
00:06:24.000Michigan election guidelines those entities will then have ten days to
00:06:28.000certify the results so maybe that's what happens maybe this is just a fluke maybe
00:06:32.000the Republicans are oh I'm not gonna do it but it's gonna be done and Trump's
00:06:35.000still gonna lose Michigan right sure that's a possibility yeah I think a
00:06:38.000likelihood you think that yeah right yeah I think what's the big
00:06:42.000I think I'm shocked to what extent people on the right have realized this is a long battle and it's not about this particular election.
00:06:51.000And they're realizing there's real value, just as there was for the left in 2016, to cast aspersions and muddy the waters and make people not trust the process.
00:07:01.000Because at the end of the day, an expression I hate but I'm going to use anyway, There's no reason to be represented by someone who doesn't represent you.
00:07:08.000Democracy is this very wacky idea that doesn't really hold up to much muster, if you think about it.
00:07:14.000So you're saying, like, the Democrats challenging, disputing all the election, like, all of this stuff, the Republicans were like, okay, let's play ball.
00:07:19.000Yeah, it's like, not only that, at the very least, there were a couple people on Twitter who were like, these kind of like, what do you call it, vichy Republicans, who were like, oh, like, John Bolton.
00:07:31.000Am I allowed to say that he should be in a federal corrections facility?
00:07:50.000So I'm not taking a stand on that issue.
00:07:53.000But the point being, he, for the first time in his life, was on ABC News with Martha Raddatz, whatever her name is, telling that the Republicans have to explain to the voters, you know, what's going on.
00:08:03.000It's like, this is the first time in his life John Bolton told the president not to wage war.
00:08:10.000But I think what conservatives, and not even conservatives, people who are just skeptical of the cathedral, of the corporate press, the people who did Tulsi dirty, the people who did Yang dirty, the people who did Bernie dirty, and all these corporate conglomerates, are realizing these are not your friends.
00:09:18.000You know that John Oliver did a 20-minute segment in November of last year about Dominion voting.
00:09:24.000I think Dominion specifically, I'm not entirely sure, but he talked about voting machines and how there was very serious concerns about the lack of security.
00:10:14.000So Reagan was talking to Gorbachev and there's this joke about how like, you know, in Russia, in America, you know, you could go into the Oval Office, bang your fist on the president's little desk and say, I don't think you're doing, the president's doing a good job.
00:10:28.000And the Russians are like, we can do the same thing.
00:10:29.000Yeah, you go to Red Square, bang your fist on Gorbachev's desk and say, I don't think Reagan's doing a good job.
00:10:35.000So it's ha ha ha, but they're very much an attempt on social media to try to be like, OK, this is outside the realm of what is acceptable discussion.
00:10:46.000And you can't do that when everyone has their own account.
00:10:50.000It becomes technically and socially impossible to implement.
00:10:54.000So let's follow up here because this is where it gets interesting.
00:10:59.000So they say, following the vote, board members argued about allowing politics to become part of the vote.
00:11:04.000Palmer said she did not have full confidence in how votes were calculated due to a high number of out-of-balance absentee ballot books, and said all votes outside the city of Detroit, where the majority of unbalanced books were found, should be certified.
00:11:20.000It's my hope that the state will take over and work with the clerks.
00:11:23.000I smell politics," another board member rebuked.
00:11:26.000Tuesday's meeting, which was held via Zoom for interested members of the public, did not go off without issue.
00:11:30.000While it was scheduled to begin at 3 p.m., issues caused the meeting to be delayed nearly two hours.
00:11:35.000The board also capped the online meeting at 100 attendees, meaning many people were unable to attend the public meeting.
00:11:41.000Capacity was then expanded to 300 people and quickly filled up once more.
00:11:45.000Technical issues prior to the start of the recording.
00:11:46.000Don't really care about all this stuff.
00:11:48.000Canvassers discussed a number of precincts that were out of balance, meaning the number of signatures of people who signed into the polling locations to vote was not the same as the number of people who actually voted at the respective location.
00:12:24.000Did they get the number, the discrepancy number, by any chance?
00:12:27.000Well, they say there's a simple explanation.
00:12:29.000They say out-of-balance precincts can be caused by simple events, however, such as someone visiting a polling location, signing in, and then leaving later because the line is too long, and they have another obligation.
00:12:38.000Should the current decision of the Board of Wayne County Canvassers hold through the adjournment of today's meeting, the Board of State Canvassers will be responsible for certifying the Wayne County election, Michigan Secretary of State Joycelyn Benson said in a statement.
00:12:50.000In similar circumstances in the past, state canvassers have appointed the Bureau of Elections to carry out the process of canvassing the vote and voter totals.
00:12:57.000The Bureau stands ready to fulfill this duty, and we expect this will address clerical errors and improve the quality of the canvass overall.
00:13:04.000Quote, It is common for some precincts in Michigan and across the country to be out of balance by a small number of votes, especially when turnout is high.
00:13:11.000Importantly, this is not an indication that any votes were improperly cast or counted.
00:13:21.000But the Michigan Secretary of State Office said that in Wayne County, precincts that are out of balance without explanation can still be recounted as long as the number of ballots in the container matches the statement of votes on the tabulator.
00:13:31.000Many containers have not yet been opened, according to the SOS.
00:13:39.000They say unbalanced precincts have historically been a problem in Detroit, where 72% of polls booked in the August primary were out of balance.
00:13:56.000They say in 2016, when Donald Trump won, a state audit in Detroit found a series of mismatched Detroit vote totals in the presidential election, attributing them to human error and not widespread voter fraud.
00:14:07.000During the presidential election, 71% of precincts could not be balanced, but the audit reduced the magnitude of the discrepancies significantly.
00:14:15.000Dialogue between the county elections worker and board members focused around how the unbalanced precincts weren't just in Detroit, but across the entire county.
00:14:23.000The worker told board members that due to the significant volume of absentee ballots, local election officials were stretched to the limit.
00:14:30.000Tuesday was the deadline for counties in Michigan to certify their results.
00:14:33.000In Wayne County, Democratic President Joe Biden defeated Trump 587,000 to 264,000.
00:14:40.000If they don't certify this, Trump goes up, what, 220, 200-some-odd, more than that, 260, 280, what is that?
00:14:49.000200-some-thousand, almost 300,000 votes.
00:14:51.000But also, it's just going to make both sides think this is something completely fishy and not have any kind of sense of validity in the outcome of the election, which is something that I think is a very healthy phenomenon.
00:15:03.000This is Trump's political path to victory, not legal.
00:15:05.000The political path is that, well, it's arguably illegal, With no certifications, if Biden doesn't reach 270, then there's a contingent election in the House of Delegations.
00:15:57.000So in Nevada, Clark County just negated, or they're refusing to certify one election.
00:16:04.000And that's 153,000 ballots on the line.
00:16:06.000Because one of their elections for commission, it's for, I forgot, it's County C Commissioner or something like that.
00:16:12.000They said that there's too many discrepancies, too many ballots with like missing signatures and stuff like that, that could change the results of that race.
00:16:19.000And so they're going to hold a special election.
00:16:20.000But Trump is saying, well, that's on the same ballot.
00:16:24.000If you've got these discrepancies and you're throwing out this election, then we're, you know, the whole race is, you know, should be challenged.
00:16:44.000Why is Trump launching these lawsuits that seem to be almost frivolous?
00:16:50.000And historically, even though he talks a lot about launching lawsuits, like he said he was going to sue Rosie O'Donnell famously back when they had their feud.
00:16:57.000And if you go back and look at the clips, they're hilarious.
00:17:05.000But then he launches a whole bunch of lawsuits, some of which I think the arguments make sense.
00:17:09.000I was I was reading, you know, the way it was described by several different law scholars through various publications was three Hail Marys, that Trump would have has these arguments that are kind of ridiculous long shots.
00:17:21.000So we saw Rudy Giuliani was litigating today on behalf of Trump, or whatever the phrase, I don't know, he was testifying?
00:17:28.000It's not a criminal case, it's a civil case.
00:17:30.000He was arguing, you know, we've got 682,000 ballots that weren't properly observed.
00:17:35.000And the judge is basically like, what am I supposed to do, disenfranchise the whole state?
00:17:52.000If Trump doesn't concede and the race is called for Joe Biden, 306 to 232, and then Trump just says, oh, by the way, I'm not going to concede.
00:18:27.000Maybe he was just buying time to get to the certification process, and then one by one the states refused to certify, and then Trump... That's it.
00:18:34.000With this announcement that the Wayne County Board is not going to certify, Trump no longer needs any lawsuits.
00:18:40.000He can simply say, did you see what happened in Detroit?
00:18:44.000Wait, have you looked at his Twitter feed?
00:18:51.000This is such an interesting precedent because I think that once Michigan does this, all these other states are going to feel a little more comfortable to be like, yeah.
00:20:17.000And they might be trying to pull some fourth quarter.
00:20:21.000Regarding Trump and not following through with lawsuits, before I was thinking, because it would have been private lawsuits, he'd have to pay for the Rosie O'Donnell thing out of his own pocket, but I think the taxpayers are paying for these lawsuits of his right now.
00:21:56.000Did you know that 82600 votes being found is, like, historical?
00:22:02.000So I'm reading all these articles, you know, I think it was Scott Walker who tweeted, in recounts you typically find a hundred, a couple hundred votes.
00:22:09.000There's no way Trump is going to overcome these odds in a place like Georgia.
00:22:12.000Georgia's down, the lead is like 13,000.
00:22:15.000Now they found in, what was it, was it Fulton County?
00:24:11.000The point being, if I'm working for the county, if I'm trying to get votes counted, how are there not contingencies?
00:24:21.000to make sure that things are uploaded in more than one location, there's backups, especially when dealing about thousands of votes.
00:24:28.000Like, regardless of who you want to be in the presidency, like, this is the kind of thing where systems have to be in place, so the human error is not possible.
00:25:09.000All of these Biden people and the Trump people who are dancing in the street are going to have the biggest collective meltdown we've ever seen in our lives.
00:25:15.000Maybe it won't happen, but at this point, I'm just, I'm done.
00:25:19.000I've been saying for a while, I think Biden's gonna win.
00:25:26.000Look, when I first, when I heard, when Lydia shows me the phone, that Wayne County's refusing to certify the results, we could throw the whole state into question.
00:26:35.000And they said it's time for the left to start fighting to end the Constitution.
00:26:37.000But it wasn't like someone in the Senate that wanted to The Constitution is making it so that Trump might actually have lost the popular vote and the Electoral College, but still result in Trump winning the presidency.
00:26:46.000I mean, if you're crazy of power, you can do whatever you want.
00:26:50.000The Constitution is making it so that Trump might actually have lost the popular vote
00:26:56.000and the electoral college, but still result in Trump winning the presidency.
00:27:01.000And they're going to argue against the electoral college?
00:27:16.000They say our democracy, which means their democracy.
00:27:19.000And they say things like perhaps a system created by 200 year old, you know, 250 year old slave owners was not a good system.
00:27:26.000And they argue that The Republicans represent the minority of this country.
00:27:32.000They represent 13 million less people, and I'm like, that's on purpose.
00:27:37.000It's literally why the system was created the way it is, to prevent majority abuse.
00:27:42.000I don't think these people realize what it would be like to live in a country of pure democracy, where it's like whatever's popular is mandated.
00:28:40.000And they were just talking about like voter coercion from like the 1800s.
00:28:44.000They'd be out there with their guns, you know, making sure people voted or didn't vote or having people vote twice with a disguise on and all sorts of, yeah, literally.
00:29:45.000And I'm telling you, man, we might not be in what people think is like a legit full-on ground war, but this is a battle, and it's extra-judicial, it's extra-legal, it is outside the confines of anything, and it is manipulation, propaganda, and an attempt to seize power.
00:30:03.000Yeah, in my book, The New Right, I talk about this.
00:30:06.000In 1992, Pat Buchanan, who's a very complex and troubling figure in many ways, got on the floor of the Republican Convention and said, we're in a cultural war.
00:30:15.000And we don't know if Barbara Bush literally clutched her pearls.
00:30:20.000Andrew Cuomo, who was governor of New York at the time, said, culture, what does that word mean?
00:30:27.000And in that one regard, He was absolutely right that there has been a systemic assault for over a hundred years By certain very nefarious forces on the population this country and only now thanks to the internet my opinion and technology are people realizing Oh, they've been at this for a long time, and these are really bad people
00:30:47.000I have to, I, you know, I have to wonder about all this.
00:30:48.000And, and, uh, cause I've been hearing from a lot of people, Trump's master plan, release the Kraken and all this stuff.
00:30:54.000And I'm like, it's just never happens.
00:31:23.000This is a thing that I like a lot about Joe Biden, and I think this is going to be hard for people to hear from me because I'm such a fire breather.
00:31:30.000He genuinely is, I think, upset by how divided this country is.
00:31:35.000He genuinely thinks this is an opportunity for him to bring people together.
00:31:38.000He genuinely has worked very well with Republicans.
00:31:40.000He boasted about working well with segregationists, for Christ's sake, during the campaign.
00:31:44.000So I think it hurts him on like a visceral level.
00:31:47.000He's been a senator since 1972, and he's like this, just one more point, just like this is his opportunity to be like, all right, I'm going to put my money where my mouth is and try to reach out to the other side.
00:31:56.000I don't think so, because he opened his campaign talking about Charlottesville, talking about fine people.
00:32:01.000He lied right out of the gate, right from the beginning.
00:32:04.000What I disagree, I think what he was trying to do there was divide the Trump Republicans and the old school Republicans, the pre-Trump Republicans, and make that coalition.
00:32:13.000I think he's a corrupt, dirty, rotten liar who's in it to enrich himself and his family.
00:32:19.000There's a difference between that and the depravity of like the Clintons.
00:32:22.000Like an old school machine politician who just makes a bank.
00:33:38.000I wasn't politically active in the 90s.
00:33:41.000During the whole impeachment drama with Hillary and Bill and Monica and all this, there was a huge fight in the White House, the private suite, and Hillary threw a lamp at Bill.
00:33:51.000He had a mark on his face the next day.
00:33:53.000And there was a discussion in the Secret Service.
00:37:30.000And he says- It was a certificate of live birth.
00:37:32.000I was talking to a volunteer who was going door-to-door in Philadelphia in low-income African-American communities and was getting serious- was getting questions about QAnon conspiracy theories.
00:37:40.000He was asked, is this new malevolent information architecture bending the moral arc away from justice?
00:37:46.000He said, I think it's the biggest threat to our democracy.
00:37:49.000Later in the interview, Obama makes it quite clear that much of his concern is specifically about the internet, which he is also quite clear isn't going away, and the big platforms that sort and distribute most of the internet for most people.
00:38:01.000He said, I don't hold the tech companies entirely responsible because this predates social media.
00:38:12.000The degree to which these companies are insisting that they are more like a phone company than they are like the Atlantic, I do not think is tenable.
00:38:22.000They're making editorial choices, whether they've buried them in algorithms or not.
00:38:25.000The First Amendment doesn't require private companies to provide a platform for any view that is out there.
00:38:29.000At the end of the day, we're going to have to find a combination of government regulations and corporate practices that address this, because it's going to get worse.
00:38:36.000If you can penetrate crazy lies and conspiracy theories just with texts, imagine what you can do when you can make it look like you or me say anything on video.
00:38:53.000He said, if we do not have the capacity to distinguish what's true from what's false, then by definition, the marketplace of ideas doesn't work.
00:39:00.000And by definition, our democracy doesn't work.
00:39:02.000We are entering into an epistemological crisis.
00:39:08.000So I think it's amazing the idea that the marketplace of ideas doesn't work, But having corporations and government work together to tell you what the truth is is really a healthier alternative.
00:39:18.000I know that's not the academic definition of fascism that all the leftists like to use.
00:39:26.000But the actual, like, now academic is ultra-nationalism, everything, you know, the individual is sacrificed for the greater good of the state.
00:39:35.000But right, the lucrative merger of corporations and states.
00:39:38.000So Mussolini, there's an amazing book by John Diggins that came out in the 70s called Mussolini and America, Mussolini and Fascism View for America.
00:39:45.000Before Hitler, Mussolini was really looked at as this great, great figure.
00:39:49.000I talk about this also in The New Right, because you had the Great Depression, capitalism doesn't work, you don't want to be like Russia, this was the third way.
00:39:57.000Mussolini was regarded as the moderate figure.
00:40:02.000Fascism is based on a rejection of reason and it's about the will and the will to power.
00:40:08.000When Obama says, yes, we can, that is quintessential fascism.
00:40:12.000It's just a fascism with a smile on its face and that people like, but that is the idea.
00:40:16.000It's like, okay, Mussolini, how are you going to make the railroad run in time?
00:40:20.000And you're going to have this spending on military and you're going to give everyone job.
00:40:23.000We'll figure it out because we're Italians and we can do it.
00:40:28.000Now, of course, the term has a very nefarious context because you got in bed with Hitler and he's not exactly a nice person.
00:40:35.000But yeah, it's always been part and parcel of American culture.
00:40:39.000This is the crazy thing about all the lockdowns right now and what they're planning.
00:40:43.000So, you know, just going back to this stuff about Donald Trump potentially winning.
00:40:47.000If you care about individual freedom, if you care about the right of the working class, if you care about wealth inequality, you do not want Joe Biden to win this.
00:40:54.000But I want to go back to what Obama's saying, because this is something that's a huge white pill for me, and I think for a lot of people.
00:41:01.000And in fact, I tweeted about this, and I got more likes than the Vox article about it.
00:41:06.000The point being, they're scared because people aren't looking at them as arbiters of truth anymore.
00:41:13.000They're telling you, this is what's true, and a lot of people are saying, well, whatever you say, the opposite's true.
00:41:20.000But then there's a lot of people saying, okay, what's the alternative?
00:41:58.000Fox News is doing a really, really awful job covering what's going on at the election.
00:42:02.000Now, it's true there's people who want confirmation bias, but it's also true that I'm sitting there watching Fox News, and then they have John Roberts say, there is no evidence of voter fraud, and I'm like, What?
00:42:37.000They're trying to replace the word evidence with definitive proof.
00:42:41.000They're also trying to make it seem like the evidence that needs to be presented to start an investigation is... Like a videotape of somebody, you know, tearing a ballot.
00:43:21.000Because the definition of evidence is the available body of information suggesting something may be or signs or indications that something may be.
00:43:30.000If someone comes out, he's Olympic, he's training for the Olympics, this is a guy of seeming great repute and honor, is saying, that wasn't me.
00:43:41.000No, but the way I put it is like this.
00:43:43.000Imagine you're walking down the street, and you're in New York City, and there's this big building, when all of a sudden you hear a fire alarm going off.
00:43:50.000So you call 9-1-1, and they say, 9-1-1, emergency response, and you go, there's a fire alarm going off, I'm on 5th and, you know, and A Street or whatever, and they go, Well, do you have evidence there's a fire?
00:44:16.000We decided we're good to go or they go and say wow there's a big fire
00:44:20.000What's happening now is we have sworn affidavits, we have whistleblowers, we have massive irregularities.
00:44:25.000We have the Voter Integrity Fund saying that they found thousands of instances in many different states of people who have moved, changed their addresses, and still voted.
00:44:33.000And now they're saying they did a random sampling of around 1,700 Republicans, asked them, did you request an absentee ballot?
00:44:55.000So we've got smoke coming out of the windows, and we've got the alarm going off, and they're telling us when we call 9-1-1, but that's not evidence of an actual fire.
00:45:06.000Meanwhile, if you go to Wikipedia right now, and look up the entry for the 2016 election, the very first paragraph... Sandra, excuse me, it's that pizza.
00:45:16.000It says there was evidence found that Russia tried to interfere in the election.
00:45:22.000Now, what that means is, yeah, if I buy five Facebook ads...
00:45:26.000They're not trying to interfere with the election.
00:45:49.000And it's John Roberts saying, Trump's campaign has said not all legal votes have been cast, are counted, and not all illegal votes have been excluded.
00:45:57.000Where they're coming up short is evidence, and like, or evidence of fraud or whatever.
00:46:02.000And then Chris Evans starts laughing like, and like, did you Google search it?
00:46:14.000They said, in Trump's lawsuit, they come out and admit there's no voter fraud.
00:46:18.000And then they show a highlight on the forms, and they don't highlight the portion where it says, we're arguing about 529 ballot irregularities.
00:46:27.000And then the judge says, so you're not arguing fraud?
00:46:31.000They weren't saying there was no fraud, period.
00:46:33.000It was one lawsuit, about 500 ballots.
00:46:35.000The judge said, are you implying there's fraud on these ballots?
00:46:38.000No, these are about improperly filled out ballots.
00:46:40.000They took that clip, factual but not truthful, to manipulate people.
00:46:43.000So, in terms of Fox News, you've got regular people who are like, I literally watched a video of this thing happen, and Fox News said it didn't happen.
00:46:54.000Newsmax seems to do a fairly good job, though they are extremely biased, but I'll tell you my favorite part of all of this is we hear what Barack Obama is saying about the internet, right?
00:47:02.000Brian Stelter of CNN said it's a threat to our democracy that conservatives are going to Newsmax and Parler because they're not being kept in the confines of the ivory cathedral.
00:47:15.000It's, our democracy always means do what we want.
00:47:18.000It's all, it's interesting that phrase is getting such, it's such a begging the question kind of thing, assuming that what you're trying to prove when you use that our democracy, you do not regard the people who view things differently than you as part of your democracy.
00:47:32.000You view them as illegitimate, deplorable, evil.
00:47:43.000I get real triggered when they say the American people, whenever someone says that and tries to talk about 350 million of us like they know what we're thinking, drives me insane.
00:47:56.000And it's, you know, maybe a long time ago, the inception of this country, it made sense when a Congress, a congressperson would represent, back then, a congressman would represent 30,000 people.
00:48:06.000Now with 750,000, all they're doing, especially in Senate races and for federal elections, they're going, they look at numbers, raw numbers, the ratings.
00:48:15.000It's not about the individuals and what they need, it's about the ratings.
00:48:18.000So they're looking at this the same as a TV show is looking at it.
00:48:30.000I think it's more nefarious than that.
00:48:33.000For example, when Chris Wallace is moderating the debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden, and he explicitly says, when they're trying to teach critical race theory, all they're teaching is not to be rude to someone who's an immigrant.
00:48:48.000He didn't even say critical race theory.
00:48:51.000He said, Trump, you recently banned sensitivity trainings.
00:49:16.000It was literally just set up against Donald Trump.
00:49:19.000And what I think what's interesting is Fox, which has I think by far the most loyal audience of all the networks, I think the average Fox viewer watches like 12 hours a day, they are feeling really betrayed that the Fox isn't acting like people who watch CNN thinks Fox acts.
00:49:36.000Chris Wallace and Megyn Kelly in 2020 and 2016 were by far the hardest moderators on Donald Trump.
00:49:43.000And now it's really funny because the left keeps saying, like, whenever Fox says something that's bad for Trump, they go, wow, even Fox News is saying it!
00:49:53.000We all think he's, you know, a bastion of conservatism.
00:49:56.000Corporate politicians who pretend to represent the people.
00:49:59.000And we're supposed to be surprised, but I'll tell you what's crazy is Regular people are being snapped out of this, and it's like a cascade effect.
00:52:26.000I don't like saying the average person because I can't speak for other people, but just trying to learn about the World Economic Forum and things outside of the global, you know, the American government and even the American government itself is super complex.
00:52:38.000So like to say, like, the president's pretty average, kind of C-minus, D-plus maybe.
00:53:32.000He actually said that centralized adjudication of social networks is not scalable.
00:53:37.000Jack Dorsey has been whispering sweet nothings into the ears of everyone for the past several years and I sat in front of him and he said all of the same things he's repeated over and over again and he is lying every time.
00:56:22.000But he did acknowledge that centralized adjudication, basically what he was saying is that a company trying to be the arbiter of what can come and go and be banned is not scalable.
00:56:38.000And that I think Obama was kind of, goes along with what Obama was saying about the danger of these social media companies controlling the narrative.
00:56:45.000But what I don't think they appreciate, just from, and maybe this is going to be concern trolling, I don't know, but like in the 90s when you had the project, I forget what it was called, Tipper Gore was involved and a few other people, and they were saying that there was all these songs on the radio that were like a problem, you can't have a, Cyndi Lauper's Shebop was one of the songs that they were trying to get banned because it's about pleasuring yourself apparently.
00:57:04.000So their solution was when you have a CD in the store to have a big warning label, it contains explicit lyrics.
00:57:14.000Well, that's how you know what the good CDs are, right?
00:57:16.000So it's the kind of thing where it's like, oh, this is misinformation.
00:57:19.000That's like planting a flag, encouraging people to look into it.
00:57:23.000Yeah, there's a bunch of memes now going around where people say something and then put a misinformation.
00:57:28.000So during these hearings, first of all, I want to say this about these hearings.
00:57:30.000They had, you know, Zuckerberg and Dorsey, and it is a big waste of time.
00:57:35.000I don't believe anyone's going to do anything.
00:58:09.000Did you see the Ted Cruz gave like a two and a half minute impassioned speech about how the Democrats were Trying to subvert our democracy and our speech and it was but there was it was just Ted Cruz talking like there was no I was like, okay, I'm gonna see the people the things they're saying that he's complaining about yeah that it was just people are Realizing that they fight in public and the laugh at you behind your back.
00:58:30.000Yeah that it's all a show and they all collude What do we do except for Trump?
00:58:35.000I think he laughs behind our back, too.
00:58:39.000Yeah, I think Trump is just straight up insulting people laughing.
00:58:43.000But I tell you this, behind closed doors, I know Trump's really angry with and pointing the finger at and laughing at the establishment, the intelligence agencies, not the regular people.
00:58:51.000But I look at people like Hillary Clinton.
00:58:53.000She's the kind of person... You know that story where she was on a plane, and it was the Air Force, and she held up her wine glass and went, To, like, an Air Force, like, officer.
00:59:19.000What about when she was First Lady and she was telling the Secret Service to carry her bags, and they're like, ma'am, we need our hands out free so we can protect you.
00:59:26.000And she's like, well, what the F good are you then?
00:59:28.000Yes, she's the kind of person who goes behind closed doors and laughs about the rabble.
01:00:07.000I don't think Trump is making fun of mocking and belittling regular people.
01:00:12.000When he's a guy who's, when he eats fast food all the time, and he does and he always has, I don't see him as the guy coming out and going like, these disgusting filth peasants eating their disgusting food.
01:01:55.000I'm gonna be serious I think that I'm talking about this in my next book that I'm writing now, which is being it's taking forever to write the point is because People a lot like talk about it's like 1984.
01:02:08.000And I've always maintained it's much closer to Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, where the elites rule not through force, not through threats of force, but by using pleasure.
01:02:52.000It's hard for me to reconcile how submissive and servile so many Americans have been over this past year throughout this country with the reaction to the election, which has been very ahistorical on the right, very much not even a pretense of like, we're going to listen to this.
01:03:11.000It's being regarded as a complete farce.
01:03:13.000That, I don't know how to reconcile those two things.
01:03:16.000This is kind of crazy, because one of the reasons I didn't vote in 2016 is that I have absolutely no faith in the electoral process.
01:03:24.000You know, the two-party system, the people you want, they never get elected, they lie, they get elected, then they do whatever they want, they appoint the same people, and then all of a sudden, Donald Trump got elected, and I was like, wow, I was laughing.
01:03:53.000Because at first I was thinking, like, you can actually win, the system, you know, actually works.
01:03:59.000Now I'm looking at everything that's going on right now, clearly the system isn't working.
01:04:02.000I mean, well, I shouldn't say it that way, what I should say is, the front door of the machine is In not opening, I guess?
01:04:11.000I don't want to say the machine is broken or the system isn't working because Trump is going through all of these processes, but clearly it's not what anyone expected.
01:04:19.000You'd vote, we're done, have a nice day.
01:04:21.000Now it's just the craziest election of my life.
01:04:23.000Trump taught the outgroup, and I don't mean just certain Republicans, I mean like leftists who are part of the, like the Bernie people who got kicked out of the process in 2016 and 2020 especially.
01:05:15.000The school, the schools are going to have like a gigantic golden sign of his name.
01:05:19.000No, but I mean, like, could you imagine if that's where we really end up?
01:05:22.000Like for all of his problems, he's the, he's actually the guy who gets the regular people to, to, you know, take back their liberty, break out of this, this, uh, this numbness essentially.
01:05:33.000I could see him leaving office and repurposing his wealth to do incredible.
01:08:29.000I think what would happen very quickly is that people, lawyers who think like you, have your argument, lawyers who think like me have my argument, and then it's going to be a crisis, obviously.
01:08:54.000It's gonna be Joe Biden and he's gonna be standing, they're talking about not even having an inauguration because of COVID, but in reality it's because privately they're saying, this was reported by Politico, I think it was Politico, they're scared that it's only gonna be Trump supporters who show up.
01:09:24.000No, I think... Dude, I think they're hiding it.
01:09:26.000What happens if Joe Biden puts his hand on the Bible, raises it... It starts smoking.
01:09:32.000Yeah, and then his hand bursts into flames, he goes, it wasn't supposed to be a real Bible!
01:09:37.000No, but, uh, he puts him in the Bible, and then they say, you know, I solemnly swear, I solemnly swear to uphold the Constitution of these Unites, to uphold the consternation of these United States, and to swirly, you know, blah, blah, blah, I don't know the actual oath.
01:10:51.000What if they're like saying, he goes, conservation.
01:10:54.000So I think in that case, the Republicans are going to fight that he's still the president and the Democrats are going to fight for Kamala Harris.
01:10:59.000So, uh, well, no, if they would go to Nancy Pelosi.
01:11:42.000That is how- if the president dies- Okay, I see what you're saying.
01:11:47.000But it might be because I was reading something about there's a provision in the Constitution saying that they would immediately give it to the vice president-elect.
01:11:54.000So I think it would immediately go to Kamala.
01:11:56.000But what I was reading, it was specifically outlining when that happens, and I don't know if it's in that scenario.
01:12:02.000But there's a scenario where it's like, apparently if there's like a legal dispute, then they will give it to the vice president elect or something.
01:12:09.000I think that was the season finale of Veep.
01:13:11.000I mean, I think that was a better system.
01:13:13.000Because then you had competing factions, but yeah, I mean, you'd end up with competing ideologies, but having that, you know, level of power, that seems to make more sense.
01:13:58.000They passed the 17th for a bunch of reasons, and one of which was, like, elites were paying for senatorships and stuff like that because it was really easy to bribe ten people to, like, get you the vote, or even, you know, six to get the majority.
01:14:11.000And so they're like, we'll do it by popular vote.
01:14:13.000And that basically then I'll put it this way, you know what's really funny is when people are like, you see these commercials, and it'll be a congressman or a senator or a congresswoman or whatever, and they're like, I'm gonna clean up our district.
01:14:24.000It's like, you're a federal representative.
01:15:24.000One is, you know, being a political wonk, political nerd.
01:15:27.000Like, I love playing out all these scenarios.
01:15:29.000And the other is, like, isn't this just like early 2017 all over again, when you had, what's his name, Lawrence Lessing, writing the article for Newsweek about how Hillary could still become president.
01:15:38.000Like, these are cool things to sit around and think about, but at the end of the day, it's...
01:15:45.000Look man, I'll be honest, like I was saying, I've been talking about the lawsuits, I've been covering the updates, because as long as the race isn't over, I'm not gonna... Look, I'll say it a million times, I think Joe Biden is gonna be the president.
01:16:01.000Did you see they lied about Trump's lawsuit?
01:16:04.000Washington Post, Politico, Daily Mail, a bunch of other outlets claimed that Trump dropped his lawsuit pertaining to 700,000 votes that were improperly counted because there was no poll watchers.
01:16:24.000And I was like, is this an attempt to demoralize Trump's base?
01:16:27.000Are they desperately trying to say to the... Like, think about what we talked about with Newsmax and Barack Obama saying the internet's bad.
01:16:33.000They are terrified of the fact there is a group of people in this country, a massive one, that doesn't believe them.
01:16:59.000Like Politico said in the latest lawsuit with a link, they're dropping this and said, now without the 700,000 votes in question, Trump has no opportunity to overturn this wide margin that Biden, you know, is leading with.
01:17:09.000Therefore, the race is over, blah, blah, blah.
01:17:11.000And I'm like, the lawsuit literally says we want an injunction on certification in Pennsylvania because Of all of these bouts that were improperly counted.
01:17:42.000It feels like it was all true, and then with Trump breaking through the barrier and becoming president, and now you have this large faction, 70, what, 73 million people now who voted for him?
01:17:53.000I'm sure not all of them are cognizant to the political space, but now it seems like these Davos World Economic Forum types are starting to panic and they're trying to rush everything through as fast as possible because they're losing their grip on controlling the matrix.
01:18:10.000Roseanne Barr, of all people, she said this in 2017, that Trump broke through MKUltra programming, like CIA programming.
01:18:16.000Now, I wouldn't put it in those terms, but it's very clear that there is often a concerted effort to manipulate the population to act in certain ways.
01:19:33.000Yeah, but with the money he has, it's like, can you hire a pirate, a privateer to go disrupt the supply lines for the East India Trading Company or something?
01:19:41.000With access to resources, you can empower a lot of people to do a lot of things.
01:19:45.000But he wasn't doing any of this before.
01:19:47.000Just because he wasn't doing it doesn't mean he couldn't.
01:22:30.000You've basically figured out another way to deal with the craziness.
01:22:34.000Well, I revel in it and this is where I get my power.
01:22:38.000I mean, I don't think anyone had more fun in 2020 than me.
01:22:41.000And I think during the riots, people were like, Michael, like a lot of my friends on Twitter, like no one is having the more time of their life than Malice.
01:22:49.000It's like, it's almost like you got a bunch of cats and you're playing with a laser pointer, you know, and you're just like spinning around and they're all going crazy and running around like hundreds of thousands of cats, you know?
01:23:04.000A bunch of Trump supporters got mad because I said I would laugh if Biden won, and they're like, this is the end of the West, and children will die, and Tim Poole's laughing, and I'm like, oh yeah.
01:23:13.000I've said many times, if you think America is one election away from being destroyed, you can't call yourself a patriot.
01:23:20.000Because then we are a very, very weak country.
01:23:39.000You know, it would have destroyed Syria and probably a bunch of other Middle Eastern countries, which, you know, destroy a lot of countries.
01:24:30.000Very failed podcast and very failed comedian as well.
01:24:33.000Going back to 2008, when you had the debate on the Republican Party between Ron Paul and Rudy Giuliani, America's mayor, and Ron Paul made the point, he goes, look, 9-11, things like this are going to happen because if we go to other countries and keep bombing them, we're going to have repercussions.
01:24:48.000And Rudy Giuliani's like, oh my god, that's so offensive, I want you to apologize.
01:24:51.000Ron Paul's like, I ain't sorry, you don't bite me.
01:24:55.000And I think increasingly that position has become normalized in the Republican Party in the sense of, why am I sending my kids to countries I can't find a map to come home in coffins for the sake of politicians?
01:25:12.000And I think—Ron Paul had the biggest support of any politician of the military in the Republican primaries in 2008 and 2012, I believe.
01:25:19.000And I think that is something that's very, very healthy.
01:25:22.000And I think if you do want to launch a war, like a large-scale war, you do need that bipartisanship.
01:25:27.000And I think, thankfully, I think there's—it's hopefully, not thank—hopefully.
01:25:31.000I pray with every fiber of my being that there's enough of an element of that in the Republican and or Democratic Party that they can't do it.
01:25:46.000So Obama didn't unilaterally be like... It wasn't Obama who stood up and said, please give me the power to indefinitely detain anyone at any point for any reason, and then use the National Defense Authorization Act as an excuse.
01:27:19.000When Pentagon officials are lying about what our military is doing so that the President of the United States duly elected and says, I want our troops out the will of the people.
01:27:41.000I'm firmly in control of myself, but when I was sitting there, I was sitting in my office recording, and I saw this tweet, and I was just sitting there for like 10 minutes fuming.
01:29:32.000We wanted to run that from Qatar through Syria, through Turkey, into Europe.
01:29:36.000And then Syria said, no, because we're allied with Russia.
01:29:39.000So then in 2009, it was reported in The Guardian, the US had been planning, you know, boots on the ground action in Syria, because we're like, how dare you?
01:29:48.000And so when Trump says, I don't want war, I don't want to be in Syria, let's get out, they block him and then say, see, he's helping Russia.
01:29:54.000They've been saying it the whole time.
01:29:56.000So finally, when he fired those 59 Tomahawk missiles into Syria, they say, now he's acting like a president.
01:30:01.000I, you know, that was the day that we were taping the last episode of Fox News' Red Eye, and I had this whole bit, because I came in dressed as Clark Kent, and during commercial breaks I was taking off a piece of clothing so that by the end I'd look like Superman, and we never aired that episode because he decided to bomb Syria, and I was as disturbed I was the episode didn't air.
01:30:20.000It was even more disturbing that they got Trump to turn, and I thought this was going to be the beginning of more escalation in the Middle East, and thank the Lord it was not.
01:30:27.000If Trump did escalate in the Middle East, he'd have been re-elected easily.
01:30:34.000They wouldn't be going after him this hard.
01:30:35.000No, they'd be patting him on the back.
01:30:36.000They'd be like, thank you for coming around to our way of thinking.
01:30:39.000I want to point out to all the cool kids and cats out there and listening that not one of these hacks who invoked the Holocaust To say that if we don't go into Syria, the Kurds are going to be a genocide, and the blood is on your hands, and as Americans, it's our responsibility that millions of people are going to be slaughtered in their beds.
01:31:02.000Not one of the people who called for this, for your kids, your cousins, your children, your parents, to be murdered overseas, has had any consequences for what they tried to do.
01:31:24.000She goes on and she says, she was like, Chris, then what are you, she did this bit and she was like, the Nazis were firing a warning shot across the bow, targeting, you know, intellect and, you know, freedom.
01:31:37.000Now as Trump has staged four years of his own assault, like just totally non sequitur, like what?
01:32:39.000If you look this up, maybe you can look up Lydia, there's a thing that's his face over like one of the plazas in Italy and it just says CCC yes yes yes and it's supposed to be like vote yes for Mussolini and it's the creepiest thing you're ever gonna see and you're looking at you're like wait a minute this was supposed to get people to like like you because you look at it and you're like this is just straight out of sci-fi.
01:33:00.000You know there's a statue of Lenin in Seattle?
01:33:02.000There's also one in New York, in a apartment building.
01:33:04.000I think they took it down, Red Square, yeah.
01:33:05.000But it's this massive statue just in Seattle.
01:34:18.000It's just the journey through the fringe of American politics.
01:34:20.000So it's basically about this whole window of the last, like, leading up to 2015, 2016, and the right wing that you don't talk about in corporate media.
01:36:03.000Because, like, if they were, historically speaking, and across time and different countries, left and right means equality versus hierarchy.
01:36:09.000That's one of the metrics to distinguish them.
01:36:11.000There's also the economic and cultural spectrums.
01:36:14.000Yeah, those are harder to port out because Woodrow Wilson, by that metric, is extremely right-wing, right?
01:36:19.000Because he's hardly very socially conservative.
01:37:28.000It's like, maybe you should know about different schools of thought before you start categorizing and putting on taxonomy.
01:37:32.000So she was one of the early anarchists.
01:37:35.000She was involved with the McKinley assassination.
01:37:38.000She was involved trying to kill Frick, who was Andrew Carnegie's man running the plants in Pittsburgh.
01:37:43.000Her boyfriend at the time shot him, went to jail for this, Alexander Berkman.
01:37:49.000And she was deported by Woodrow Wilson, J. Edgar Hoover, young J. Edgar Hoover.
01:37:53.000This is when the ACLU, the predecessor of the ACLU, was invented because communism and all these kinds of speech were illegal.
01:38:00.000And they sent her to Russia, hardcore lefty, Hardcore lover of violence and revolution.
01:38:05.000She met with Lenin and she came back and she wrote a book called My Disillusionment in Russia.
01:38:09.000And when she was giving talks in England, she got a standing ovation.
01:38:12.000And when she was finished, you could hear a pin drop because they were not interested in hearing that what was going on in the Soviet Union was oppressive.
01:38:47.000Because they use language differently.
01:38:48.000They use language to manipulate and control.
01:38:50.000Just like racist means someone who is not on the left.
01:38:52.000But there's also people who are on the right as you define it who can't define what left and right is either and would use it improperly.
01:38:57.000But that's just because people use language incorrectly or improperly doesn't mean that that language can't be used incorrectly or improperly.
01:40:19.000It is a degeneration of the social gospel, which has been going on for over a hundred years, and it's Christianity, a form of Christianity, without the mythology.
01:40:27.000But of Christianity or just more like a theistic religion?
01:40:40.000But they kept the ideology, because what happened was, over a hundred years ago, the idea was, instead of a person having an individual soul, which is historically regarded as one of the great contributions of Christianity, you can redeem a nation.
01:40:52.000So a nation has a soul that has to be saved.
01:40:54.000Well, if I'm going to save the soul of a nation, that means there's no aspect of it that is outside my purview and control.
01:41:01.000I have to be in every boardroom, I have to be in every bedroom, I have to be in every house, because I have to root out sin.
01:41:09.000Video games, sci-fi movies, the boardroom, who you date, everything falls under the edicts of this church.
01:41:16.000There's such a bastardization of Christianity because Jesus wanted to empower the self and then the church came along and tried to make it about control of other places and things.
01:41:28.000So let me drop another bomb on you guys.
01:41:32.000Conservatives are supposed to study history and apply its lessons to real life and they never do it.
01:41:38.000So what would Jesus do is written by an explicit Christian socialist in the 1870s.
01:41:46.000It was from a book called In His Steps and this book also advocated no platforming.
01:41:51.000Because the premise of this book is, he was a publisher, the character, it's a novel, and he's like, I'm going to live my life like Jesus would.
01:42:59.000So at what point do the Democrats then start advocating for free speech again?
01:43:03.000Once Biden's in the presidency and they control everything, they're saying, now we should have speech?
01:43:07.000No, I think when you have Democrats starting to feel pain and getting marginalized, then they're going to start complaining about free speech.
01:43:22.000I was thinking earlier that left and right don't mean anything, like earlier today, but I think it's less that it doesn't mean anything, because it has some meaning, but that it's relative to something.
01:43:31.000And the thing that it's relative to keeps changing.
01:43:36.000Leftism at its best is people who are marginalized or forgotten The leftist will point to that person and be like, hey, don't forget about this person.
01:43:45.000And a lot of times that is useful because that person will fall between the cracks and be treated as garbage and there is something to be saved from that.
01:43:50.000It also can be dangerous when it's the Trojan horse and you're like, open the gates, let's let the outsider in.
01:43:56.000So both left and right, there's the dark side to it and the positive side to it.
01:44:01.000There's a great book by Hubert Selby called Last Exit to Brooklyn.
01:44:04.000It was heavily censored and it was basically about drug addicts and there's a gang rape scene.
01:44:09.000It's a very dark book from 1958, 1960.
01:44:12.000But before that, people who were drug addicts were invisible.
01:44:55.000But no, just to reiterate, the plan was to get Michael and Alex back on the show because YouTube took on the podcast and said that there was a rule violation and I said, okay, well then we'll do another show and we won't violate the rules this time, huh?
01:45:06.000And Alex said he wouldn't do another show with me because I keep it too real.
01:45:09.000He was like, he was like, I gotta tell you, man, these Michael guys are just too honest.
01:45:36.000I'm talking about the media reporting on Joe Rogan's show, calling for his cancellation, and the fact that they ignored that we had a show with 157,000 concurrent views and nearly over 2 million viewers.
01:45:49.000Joe Rogan is catnip, and I see this every time we make a video about Joe Rogan.
01:52:09.000Uh, he was, cause, cause Marxism developed as a result of his philosophy, but then it kind of went to other ways and he was asked about it, he goes, but I'm not a Marxist.
01:52:16.000So I don't know that off the top of my head, I would have a good, uh, definition.
01:52:20.000I would probably have like four bullet points.
01:54:40.000OK, so one of the things that I hate, I'm being dead serious, and this is going to sound ironic coming from me, is when people run their mouths when they don't know what they're talking about.
01:54:52.000So I have very, very limited information on this subject.
01:54:56.000I can't point you into a good direction.
01:54:58.000However, this is something I'm going to be learning a lot more about.
01:55:02.000And when I am allowed, I will be talking about this at length.
01:55:05.000That's gonna be at least two books from now.
01:55:07.000You were saying before that sometimes they're surprised you can see them?
01:56:04.000So we are kind of behind them or through them, but... In a different dimension.
01:56:10.000Yeah, but they don't understand that the language is not there for them where they exist, right?
01:56:15.000So the elves are like behind this, like behind the mirror, but it's again, a very poor use of language to describe the relationship between them and us.
01:56:24.000Is there a word for movement in a fourth dimensional space?
01:57:27.000But the crazy thing is, if you moved your finger through their paint, through their plane, they would just see the circles form and then disappear.
01:57:59.000Wait, wait, check this out, Tim, real quick.
01:58:02.000And he theorizes that every proton is two protons spinning around each other at the speed of light, depositing information into the vacuum and then returning.
01:58:10.000So it's depositing local information into the vacuum, and then the entire super vacuum that we know is calculating that information and then returning you a localized piece.
01:58:18.000Well, is it nothing to do with the elves?
01:58:20.000So I think that's where this vibration exists, is within that field.
01:58:25.000The question I have is, if you were behind me, how would taking a substance give me the ability to see you behind me?
02:00:04.000But the people who think that Trump is a bumbling fool, that would imply that sometimes Trump's walking down the street, slips on a banana peel, but then pulls a perfect backflip and lands and then keeps walking.
02:00:53.000The board voted 4-0 to certify the results, but with a request to Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson to audit precincts that were discovered to be out of balance.
02:02:30.000Maybe that there's nothing they can say.
02:02:32.000I mean, you look at certain political figures on the right and they've got controversial statements they've said that they can say, oh, it's hate speech.
02:03:27.000In the early days, she was hitting it hard and it was like, I can't like Britney Spears, everyone will make fun of me, but I loved her music.
02:03:33.000So it's kind of like how they are with you.
02:05:21.000So whatever these organizations are, Council on Foreign Relations, Economic Forum, CBS, ABC, CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, all these crazy news organizations, it's like a coordinated function.
02:05:33.000So there's a reason why they don't elevate up and coming people that are explaining the financial system and the structure and the coordination and all that.
02:06:24.000But we had, we literally, and this is just like a week or two after the debates when they're all talking about the Proud Boys and like, we're going to get the chairman on of a huge show.
02:06:48.000They are so intent that Alex Jones is completely out of his mind in every way, like he's like a hundred out of a hundred, that if he's just like 80, All of a sudden they have a problem.
02:06:57.000If Trump isn't Hitler, then he's just like a McKinley.
02:07:01.000They have a big problem because their narrative is a lie.
02:07:04.000So if Alex Jones isn't 100% crazy, if he's only 80% crazy, now they've got an issue.
02:07:09.000Because then why are we completely censoring this guy who's 20% of the time kind of making sense?
02:07:42.000OPE says, with the issue of Joe not being able to finish his oath of office, the oath of office, the provision of the Constitution that would have VP elect then get sworn in should be changed because didn't the person that got second in the election become VP?
02:10:43.000And then it's like, that's what really happened.
02:10:45.000Yeah, well, I mean, that's what I'm writing about for my next book is walking around New York during the lockdowns and no one's on the street.
02:10:51.000It really did feel like one of those movies where you're in the wrong dimension.
02:11:50.000What if we're just like the dimensional equivalent of like, you know, animals in a terrarium they're watching and collecting data on and they've abandoned the project?
02:12:00.000They got all the data they needed, so now they've just left the terrarium on the shelf, it's self-sustaining for the most part, and they walked away, and then it's all chaos now.
02:12:08.000I bet they were curious what would happen if we had a black president.
02:12:41.000And then, you know, the doorbell rings because the pizza guy showed up with his calzone and his Mountain Dew, so he gets up to go to the door.
02:12:46.000And then his little brother, Billy, jumps on the computer and starts mashing keys.
02:12:50.000And then Ricky walks back in and he's got the calzone.
02:13:01.000One of my favorite comedians, Joe Mackey, has this great bit about if he was going back in time and he killed baby Hitler, everyone would be like, dude, what are you doing?
02:14:41.000Well, so, fourth dimension could be time.
02:14:45.000It just depends on how you're framing things, I suppose.
02:14:47.000There could be a fourth spatial dimension, or we could say that time is a dimension that we can't freely move through, and we're being pushed through.
02:14:56.000So, the way you could see it is, if we have three dimensions in which we can control our movement to a certain degree, time would be like if we were falling down an endless shaft.
02:15:14.000A shopping list is you telling your future self a message.
02:15:17.000Just like, you know, if you go back in time, it's just the other direction.
02:15:20.000And we don't think about it in these terms, but there's lots of little mechanisms like this where we could tell each other things at different points in time.
02:16:04.000So they have to wear suits, but it's really cool watching how two different, you know, objects moving different directions through time interact with each other.
02:16:28.000And you're watching it now, which is... And by the time most people experience this, like when they watch the clip or whatever, we're gonna be doing something entirely different.
02:16:42.000How, like, history is going to be perfectly preserved almost, you know, with all of this data and all these videos, that in the future their supercomputers are gonna be able to go through all of these videos and be like, here's what really happened.
02:16:53.000I bet they're going to be able to build supercomputers that can show video of potential futures as well.
02:17:03.000Jack Martin says, why would Trump commit so hard to the fraud narrative if he and his team didn't truly believe they have a rock solid case?
02:17:08.000Because I think that's an easy one, because it gives Trump an enormous amount of pleasure to watch his enemies in the media squirm, evidently.
02:17:18.000And it also gives him an out without being a loser.
02:18:19.000It's the software company that, like, these companies have shady backgrounds and shady histories, and there's been, you know, questions about whether or not the machines can be manipulated.
02:18:28.000I firmly believe, and I'm talking about John, because I watch John Oliver, and John Oliver told me they can very easily hack these machines, so I believe it.
02:18:37.000In that case, I believe it's possible they have evidence.
02:18:41.000I can't imagine that a year ago, John Oliver was saying, it's current year, they're hacking voting machines, and there wasn't some, you know, someone paying attention to this.
02:18:51.000Tim, it's no longer current year, duh.
02:18:57.000Do you have confidence that the Trump team was paying enough attention and prepared enough to actually, you know, catch evidence of vote machine manipulation?
02:19:06.000Or are they just now, after the fact, going, oh yeah, hey look!
02:20:32.000I don't know about gone, but the Supreme Court's going to look at them in a different context now.
02:20:35.000Now there's room to build on that lawsuit.
02:20:37.000So basically I can get like, you know, like a 200-round drum for a handgun or something and just like carry it around?
02:20:42.000Well, the premise is if abortion is not subject to regulation, as many people would have it, and free speech is not subject to, you know, regulations as many people have it, if the Supreme Court regards it in the same context as the others too, what's your legal argument for splitting these hairs?
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