In this episode of the TimCast, we discuss the ongoing FBI corruption scandal in Arizona and Georgia, Joe Biden's latest comments on voting rights, and the breakup of the United States into 5 different regions. We also hear from the Actual Justice Warrior.
00:00:00.000Breaking news is coming out of Arizona and Georgia pertaining to what's happening with
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00:00:43.000We will talk about that over at TimCast.com in the members podcast.
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00:01:05.000You know, pertaining to what's happening with these states and how people feel about it, you've got Joe Biden's constant talk about civil war ad nauseum.
00:01:14.000Recently, he effectively said that the GOP is the biggest threat to democracy since the Civil War.
00:01:21.000Now, he was specifically referring to these voting rights bills that the Republicans are trying to pass.
00:01:27.000And of course the Democrats call them voter suppression bills.
00:01:29.000The reason why I say he effectively said Republicans are the biggest threat is because you can't separate the GOP from the bills they're trying to pass.
00:01:38.000If the fight is now between Democrats and Republicans over how the elections should be held and neither agrees and one side says your plan for the election is wrong, When Joe Biden says it's a threat to our country or democracy or things like that, he's not talking about you or me or anybody in this room.
00:01:55.000He's talking about his group of voters against the other group of voters, and that's where things get really bad, I guess.
00:02:06.000I mean, I'm not a big fan of how these polls work.
00:02:08.000But it shows that, essentially, 35%, just over 35% of this country, wants their region to break away from the U.S., effectively balkanizing the country into five different regions.
00:02:41.000Peaceful divorce has been the conversation.
00:02:43.000So, you know, upon seeing data like this, I'm not entirely convinced the culture war will end with one dominant faction.
00:02:48.000It may very well end with five smaller regional unions.
00:02:53.000And we'll see how that ends up playing out, if at all.
00:02:57.000Otherwise, I think there will be some very serious conflict.
00:03:01.000If Joe Biden is saying things that basically says the Republican, the GOP is a threat to us, and he's willing to use the FBI to go against Trump's base.
00:05:08.000There's two different companies doing two different things.
00:05:09.000But that's actually probably one of the most misreported stories ever.
00:05:12.000I did a 30 minute deep dive into it, and it turns out that what they ended up buying, and they may have not even bought it, they might have just facilitated the transaction, was a rental community.
00:05:22.000Like something that was built up specifically to be a rental community.
00:05:25.000I think you're mixing up that there's two different companies.
00:05:29.000You know, there's one called Blackstone and one called BlackRock.
00:06:04.000And we pulled up both stories, and I'm like, so apparently they used to be one company, they split off a long time ago, they became two companies, and they're engaging in similar but different practices.
00:06:14.000I'll just say this to the best of my understanding, and I could be wrong because we'll definitely have to fact check.
00:06:19.000But it was Blackstone was formed in 1985, then BlackRock, one of the founders, I believe, cracked off in 1988 and started BlackRock.
00:06:27.000And I could be mistaken on which company and all that.
00:06:30.000I didn't have this readily in front of me, but the single family home purchases, it's a small portion of the market, and it's not a very profitable investment to buy it and turn it into rental property.
00:06:40.000Do you mean like a small portion of the market right now?
00:06:55.000It was more during the end of the financial crisis.
00:06:58.000And remember, they couldn't manage all these properties.
00:07:01.000So if you remember like 2013, 2014, they were selling homes for like $30,000 or destroying them because it's like, If you buy up all these individual homes, then you're not, like, there's no way you can assess and maintain them.
00:07:14.000I don't think we can accurately litigate this right now.
00:07:16.000Um, because I'm wondering if, is it 1% of all the purchases of the past year?
00:07:35.000Like, what are you going to do when they come to offer on your house?
00:07:37.000Like, you're going to jack up the price because you're going to think there must be oil or there's some reason that they're buying all this up.
00:07:44.000This is why when investment firms typically buy single family houses, they're already designed to be rentals.
00:07:49.000And I remember there's like a big misquote in that article where they say they paid, um, 50% above asking price.
00:07:56.000Like some of the financial YouTubers, like the real nerds about this, they reached out to the developer and he's like, no, no, no.
00:08:01.000I got 50% gross profit because I built before the supply shortage, before the Fed cut interest rates and, and I sold after all that.
00:08:11.000So it wasn't actually like, you know, 50% above asking price.
00:08:14.000And I did a mathematical breakdown of that purchase and it takes something like, 18 years for that to be profitable, assuming like no interest rates and blah, blah, blah, all this other stuff.
00:08:24.000I think the biggest problem here is that there's two companies and it sounds like you're mixing them up.
00:08:30.000But I still have my doubts of like big finances buying all this, because being a landlord is a pain in the ass.
00:08:36.000Well, yeah, but you don't have to actually be a landlord.
00:08:38.000You just call a rental company and then they do everything for you and it's super easy.
00:08:42.000So there's actually, the Wall Street Journal talks about Blackstone, and then every other outlet's talking about BlackRock.
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00:11:58.000We're gonna have a members podcast coming up, talking all about this election stuff, but that'll be over at TimCast.com, probably up around 11 p.m.
00:12:04.000or so, because... I'll just level with you guys.
00:14:25.000We're talking about, in the West, the largest faction of people that want to secede from the Union, according to the poll, that he cited are Democrats.
00:14:33.000Last I checked, Cenk Uygur is a Democrat, and is within that faction that has nearly 50% of their base wanting to secede from the Union.
00:14:57.000Well, it is true that the Southern Republicans, 66%, are in favor of seceding from the Union.
00:15:02.000This effectively is a Balkanization, where you've got the Pacific region, the Mountain region, the Heartland region, the Northeast, and the South.
00:15:11.000You can see that in the Mountain region, 43% of Republicans want to secede, 35% of Independents.
00:15:18.000Now, here's the one that really made me laugh.
00:15:20.000In the heartland, which is basically the Midwest, 43% of independents, the plurality, want to secede from the Union.
00:15:27.000So there's something about being in the Midwest where they're like, we don't like Republicans or Democrats.
00:17:50.000You can get a representative sample with 1,000.
00:17:52.000I think what it is, is what you said about virtue signaling or people who are partisan.
00:17:57.000Like, if you didn't like Biden, you're like, I want to leave the country.
00:17:59.000But does that mean you actually want us to cede?
00:18:02.000Or does that mean you actually want local autonomy?
00:18:04.000Because those are two different things.
00:18:06.000And for the Midwest point, the reason why they're always torn or swing voters is they're the Reagan Democrats.
00:18:11.000They're the people who align with union politics, who are against free trade.
00:18:14.000But on social issues, they align more with the Republican Party.
00:18:17.000This is why, you know, Reagan won, you know, I think in the second election, every state but Minnesota.
00:18:22.000And you could correct me if I'm wrong.
00:18:24.000And eventually, like, Those became the swing states because Reagan was converting those voters who didn't like the excesses from the Democratic Party in the social movement, but were mostly working class union voters.
00:18:37.000And that's who we're fighting over now.
00:18:38.000It's the same set of voters that Reagan flipped then.
00:18:42.000So that's why I think the independents are like, I want to get out of here because neither party is really serving them, in their opinion.
00:20:11.000Usually if you widen it out 10 words in either direction or 30 seconds in a clip, and it changes completely what they say, then maybe you shouldn't be running with that in the media.
00:20:21.000There's a clever way to get around giving quotes to journalists when you know they're gonna try and pull some BS, and it's to add, like, breaks that are seemingly non sequitur in your sentence.
00:20:34.000So, like, if someone were to say, what's your favorite color?
00:20:39.000I would say my Tim Pool favorite color, because I grew up in the south side of Chicago, is actually, and this is because of my birthday, green.
00:20:45.000And then what they'll have to do is they'll put my dot, dot, dot, favorite color, dot, dot, dot.
00:20:51.000So if you're, if you're trying to make sure they can't pull things out of context, you can add things to it that forces them to put in by doing that.
00:20:57.000Otherwise they can try and break the sentence up and it looks really weird in print when what they usually do then is just do a paraphrase.
00:21:03.000We'll be like, he expressed to me, his favorite color was green or something.
00:21:06.000I mean, if you set it in audio, they might put your face, if there's video, over the audio and just cut it together the way that they want it.
00:21:26.000He was going to show us how progressives could win in purple districts, by the way.
00:21:30.000But I just love how this shows that Cenk didn't actually go to the website.
00:21:35.000Like, I pulled up the article from Bright Line Watch to read the data so I could do a segment about this, and I did it earlier on my TimCast channel, because I'm like, what does it mean that Republicans want to secede?
00:22:50.000Well, it's like, uh, the state's rights movements under, under Obama.
00:22:53.000Like they would say that Texas should secede and break, you know, be its own state or break up into five states as it says in their constitution.
00:23:00.000But in reality, they just wanted like the governor to invoke more 10th amendment stuff against Obama and challenge what he was doing, which is similar to what happened in California.
00:23:08.000So how do you know that's actually what they wanted though?
00:23:10.000Well, because I don't think when push comes to shove, these people would actually vote in like a secessionist party in their state.
00:23:19.000I think you often see that regular people vote for the extreme version of these things because of, like, especially right now as the rhetoric is ramping up.
00:23:29.000Because they voted in Biden in the primary and, like, he was distinctly not extreme.
00:23:35.000Like, in the primary, at least, compared to who he's talking to.
00:23:37.000Bernie, who... But what did the people say they wanted?
00:23:41.000Well, in polls, they would say that, like, in the top line polls, this is why I don't trust polling, they would say that they would want Bernie Sanders's positions in the top line polls.
00:23:49.000But when you go into the details, you realize that they think Medicare for all is Obamacare with the public option, which is actually Biden's position.
00:24:07.000Like that, that would be your, I want Medicare for all.
00:24:10.000But then when you ask them, what, what do you think this actually means?
00:24:13.000Like, and you break it down, like you're going to get a way, you're going to get people who just want states rights or autonomy, or maybe like an American federation where they break up.
00:24:22.000Some people want that, but not Right, they don't know what they want.
00:25:43.000Well, there is a lot of power in the federal government, but that power is derived from the states.
00:25:50.000And I don't mean that figuratively, like the states chose to create the federal government.
00:25:53.000No, like the people who are in the federal government are sent there, are voted in.
00:25:57.000The Capitol Police, the National Guard, the power the federal government has all across the country from people who serve in the military and the armed forces come from states.
00:26:07.000So what would happen if somebody lives in, say, Oregon, and they're as far left as they come, and they work in some kind of law enforcement capacity, and then someone in the federal government says something, we want to do X, we need your assistance, but if the country is balkanizing, they might say, no, I care more about my state than I care about going to D.C.
00:26:44.000If this sentiment is this widespread, 47% in the West, makes sense to me, 33% of Independents, and 66% of Republicans and 50% of Independents in the South, that's crazy?
00:26:56.000And these are very heavily Republican states.
00:27:00.000What I think actually could happen is loss of confidence.
00:27:04.000In which case, this is what I talked about several times as to how I think a civil war could actually happen.
00:27:09.000Not that a bunch of states get together and say, we hereby declare good sir, and start caning someone in Congress.
00:27:15.000But actually what happens is a small town in Oklahoma puts up a roadblock and says, not welcome.
00:27:21.000And then start saying, we're not going to abide by these lockdowns or whatever Joe Biden is saying.
00:27:25.000And then the feds have to come in and the people in Oklahoma say, we're not letting you in our town.
00:28:48.000In office, he says something like, okay, we're gonna stop Trump's evil remain in Mexico policy.
00:28:55.000So now all the migrants come in, it's catch and release.
00:28:57.000They get caught, they get released in the community.
00:28:59.000Now you have children sleeping under bridges in the dirt in McAllen, Texas, because Joe Biden needs to take actions the far left wants, but then can't actually deal with the influx of migrants and migrant children because the policy is insane and makes no sense.
00:29:13.000The Biden administration has been smuggling, has been trafficking children into other Republican states under the noses of the leadership of those states.
00:29:23.000Tennessee Republicans freaked out when the whistleblower came out with this video footage showing that they were using, I guess now there's a whistleblower talking to Tucker Carlson saying they're using the Texas Air Force bases to take migrant kids and traffic them to other states because Biden can't come out and say, we're turning the children away into the desert.
00:29:40.000Oh no, he can't come out and say, we're going to put these kids in the concentration camps the Democrats were complaining about for five years, although they're doing that anyway.
00:29:47.000So he's got to shuffle it under the rug.
00:29:49.000But eventually the Republicans in these red states find out about it.
00:29:53.000The sheriff in Ohio finds out what they're doing, and these states are now Outraged the federal government is not actually doing anything to serve the people, but is actively in a panic to shuffle the problem under the rug while actively refusing to solve the problem.
00:31:00.000And then over time, it just breaks apart.
00:31:03.000They'll take over a long period of time.
00:31:05.000That would be something like the governor sending their own National Guard to the border in place of the federal government, as an example.
00:31:11.000But we've seen this before under the Obama administration.
00:31:53.000I met guys that went to the border and they showed me photos of kids with disabilities that were just literally dumped over the fence by coyotes.
00:32:01.000Like they can't walk and they're being dropped off because Obama sent, I'm sorry, Biden, 40 and slip right there.
00:32:08.000I mean, Obama did the same thing, if you remember the unaccompanied minors things pre-Trump.
00:32:14.000But Biden sent the signal that if your kids come here, at least this is how it was translated into Latin America, that if your kids come here, we'll take them.
00:32:21.000Which is worse than saying, if your families come here, we'll take them, because now we have all these kids going on this dangerous journey, 7,000 miles.
00:32:28.000If you've seen it, they come up on these trains, a bunch of them fall off.
00:32:32.000You have to make the moral case for strict enforcement, and we're seeing this across the country in not just immigration policy, but in San Francisco, where they don't enforce shoplifting.
00:32:43.000Florida is sending troopers to Texas to help secure their border, and South Dakota is sending, I think, National Guard.
00:32:49.000Because the federal government isn't doing it.
00:32:51.000Lieutenant Colonel Allen West is running to primary Greg Abbott because he says Abbott is waiting on permission from the federal government to defend its own border.
00:33:27.000Because, and people are like, you know, oh, they'll smear him, they'll attack him in the media.
00:33:32.000Yeah, but Trump really boils liberal blood.
00:33:35.000You know, DeSantis, they're gonna be like, I don't know who that is and I don't care.
00:33:37.000You're not gonna be able to rally people the same way.
00:33:39.000Well, DeSantis isn't gonna wake up, shoot himself in both feet and wonder why there's blood all over the floor every day.
00:33:45.000He's not gonna be tweeting, these disgusting horse faces yelling at me on the internet.
00:33:50.000Nah, he's, you know, he's a bit more tactful.
00:33:52.000But, I will say, we've definitely seen some of this under Obama.
00:33:56.000There was a period, I can't remember when this was, I think it may have been under Bush, actually, where, yeah, actually, I don't know, maybe it was Obama.
00:34:03.000We saw a wave of states asserting sovereignty.
00:34:06.000They were, like, declaring, like, we are independent, sovereign, and retain our rights, and everything, and it was, like, they all started doing it.
00:34:14.000But I I think that just shows the escalation Like if you a lot of people say this all started with Trump and then people so it actually it started with Obama Actually, it started with Bush.
00:34:24.000Well, yeah, literally they're all connected.
00:34:26.000There's no like we're not in a vacuum It wasn't like one day someone pressed like reset on the country and then we all woke up and said who should be the president It's all connected going all the way back since even probably the colonial days Yeah, I think it tracks technology's change because no longer do we have to send a letter and send someone to go ride a horse to Washington, D.C.
00:34:47.000to tell them what I told them to tell them.
00:34:48.000Like, we have telephones and computers and we can work in a decentralized manner.
00:34:53.000The states can function in a more, we can decentralize power way easier with modern technology.
00:34:58.000And I think the consciousness is now kind of showing that, but it's coming out as, you know, secession when it's more of a decentralization.
00:35:06.000It's the absolutism of the Democratic Party and the inability of conservatives, or I should say of the Republicans, and many conservatives, to assert themselves on things.
00:35:56.000Over a long enough period of time, the Democrats keep passing laws that are favorable for cities, well, probably not even favorable for cities, but designed to be favorable, or I'm sorry, they're designed to appear favorable to cities, although whether or not they actually work, I think most of the time they don't, And then rural people get negatively impacted by it.
00:36:13.000But what percentage of the Democrats is it?
00:36:16.000Because I just had the New York City Democratic primary and they elected the cop who wants to bring back Stop and Frisk and the anti-crime unit, which is horribly named because the police are all anti-crime.
00:36:28.000It should be called the anti-shooting unit.
00:36:30.000But they elected the tough on crime cop and he won in the first round of voting and when they did the rank choice and they do that he finally got over the top.
00:36:38.000Maya Wiley, the Bill de Blasio woman who literally her campaign was like I'm a black woman vote for me.
00:37:37.000But I always say New York is different, so as much as I want to say, oh, the Democrats are different, the reason New York City is different, and you've been to New York City, is because everybody rides the subway and everybody walks on the streets.
00:37:46.000So Democrats actually have to live with the policies that they advocate for there.
00:37:52.000That's why we get tough on crime mayors, and that's why I had faith in New York City, and I said that this election would determine whether or not I would consider moving or not.
00:38:00.000Because we actually do vote tough on crime.
00:38:45.000What happens is then, Black Lives Matter comes out and turns that local problem from Democrats into a national problem, and then demands everyone in the country live by this ideology.
00:38:56.000And because they have such influence in national-level communications, politics, marketing, and corporations, because New York is a hub for that, Some random dude in West Virginia who lives in the mountains next to his brother Cletus, who's actually 20 miles away, has to have new laws on his guns because of the failures of New York Democrats.
00:39:15.000And it's not like it's Eric Adams' fault.
00:39:18.000It's that the people who live in these cities continually elect the same kind of people who do very similar things with very similar policies that don't work.
00:39:26.000Well, I mean, you're right to a certain extent because, I mean, New York City distinctly banned chokeholds.
00:39:32.000But after George Floyd died from a maneuver that would have been illegal for an NYPD officer, we still cut a billion dollars out of our police because we had to solve the problem of Minneapolis' policing issue.
00:39:42.000People in London are protesting over George Floyd.
00:39:45.000Hands up, don't shoot, which Michael Brown didn't have his hands up, and the London police don't carry guns.
00:40:23.000An organization that's been around for 50 years to advocate for LGBT rights has dissolved because Black Lives Matter activists said that they didn't have enough diversity on their board.
00:41:16.000They say this decision was made with a heavy heart.
00:41:18.000Out of love and hope for a better future, the organization's board sent a statement.
00:41:22.000Boston Pride, the organization that has organized the city's Pride celebrations for 50 years, has announced it's shutting down.
00:41:29.000The dissolution announced Friday afternoon, and a statement on the group's website comes after the reportedly all-white board of directors had faced ongoing accusations of ignoring racial minorities and transgender people.
00:41:40.000It is clear to us that our community needs and wants change without the involvement of Boston Pride.
00:42:07.000Oh, Cute BIPOC, is that what it's supposed to be?
00:42:09.000I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't, look.
00:42:11.000These people are increasingly... There was a video I saw of this, like, young woman, and she was, it's a viral TikTok, where she's like, you can use new words for your non-binary parents, like Zizo and Zorbda.
00:42:34.000These young people are like, I can make up a thing, and so they make up a thing.
00:42:39.000And then the people who make up a thing go to the established thing and say, you have to shut down because we made a thing up, and they go, okay, and then it shuts down.
00:42:49.000Look, I'm sure there's a bunch of conservatives, you know, cracking cigars and laughing, you know, watching this, but I'm like, Boston Pride, 50 years of fighting for LGBT rights, and quite successfully, and now they're shut down just like that?
00:43:36.000Repeal the Federal Reserve Act of 1913.
00:43:40.000The polarization among the left is ridiculous.
00:43:42.000Their desire to fraction off into little pieces is crazy.
00:43:46.000Especially because I always thought, and I could be wrong about this, but I'm going to pretend like it's authoritative.
00:43:51.000The rainbow flag was like, all colors can be within the LGBT community.
00:43:55.000If that's not real, it sounds like it makes sense and they should adopt that.
00:43:59.000But yeah, there's a desire among lefties to do what I think Thomas Sowell refers to as, like, mascotism.
00:44:06.000Like, they want to have black mascots that aren't necessarily, like, they don't necessarily have anything to do with the organization, but as long as they're there and it looks nice, and it's weirdly to give the illusion of fighting racism, but in reality, there's, like, nothing more racist than, like, I want A black logo.
00:44:44.000I mean, I look at a flag that's got a black and a brown stripe for black and brown people, and then there's a white stripe, and then a yellow triangle.
00:44:51.000The only thing I can say is if they say the stripes represent the color of the people, well, there's a white stripe.
00:44:56.000They're like, life is not black and white, Ian.
00:44:59.000You know that flag is copyrighted, right?
00:45:03.000You mean the one with the purple circle in it?
00:45:05.000I don't know if that's the circle, but it's like the one with the black and brown with the diamond.
00:45:09.000It looks like the ripoff of the Puerto Rican flag.
00:45:12.000I think my biggest problem is the level of intelligence of the people that we're talking about
00:45:16.000because people are not black and white at all, and we never have been,
00:45:20.000but that people are just accepting these dumb phrases of black and white
00:45:24.000and then they're saying it anyway is concerning to me.
00:45:27.000My favorite thing about the whole critical race theory stuff, the critical race applied principles, is that they're like, whiteness doesn't mean white people.
00:45:35.000We're not saying, it's whiteness, it's a structure of the system.
00:45:39.000Black and brown means literally the color of your skin.
00:45:41.000It's like... Black, there's no black skin.
00:45:43.000It's like, clearly they mean white people when they're saying whiteness.
00:45:47.000Well, you always gotta get these people and ask them, okay, what's the difference between a white supremacist nation and a white majority nation?
00:46:08.000They would say, oh, well, I kid you not.
00:46:10.000They would say something like, well, because the Chinese population is the majority in China, they're white.
00:46:15.000I mean, they think Asian people are white anyway.
00:46:17.000So, but yeah, but I will say it's just this, this, this flag, in my opinion, represents that There was no committee vote on this.
00:46:28.000It was like someone did it, and it was a meme.
00:46:30.000And that shows that a lot of what's happening on the left is basically... I view it as kind of like... Oh, you ever see that horror movie, The Blob?
00:47:13.000The whole thing about black trans women being killed more... My friend Nuancebro did a video on this and he found that black trans women have a lower rate of death by homicide than regular black men.
00:47:26.000Like some biological males that just identify as male.
00:47:32.000So I want to just kind of wrap this into the conversation at large, is that we're talking about, we start off talking about the Balkanization of this country.
00:47:41.000Why is it possible, in my opinion, that we're heading towards this?
00:47:47.000Boston Pride shuts down because Black Lives Matter accused them of not having enough diversity.
00:47:53.000So they just shut down their civil rights organization after 50 years, just like that?
00:47:57.000Bro, if it's that easy to dissolve an organization and we're at, you know, a roughly 35%, probably not a fair number, but you know, it's the best number we got.
00:48:07.000How do you, how hard do you think it's really going to be to dissolve these bonds?
00:48:10.000They did that on Toronto, remember, too.
00:48:12.000A couple of years ago, they sat down in front of the gay private raid.
00:48:33.000Yeah, but no, no, I'm not- so there's LGBTQIA- LGBTQIAP2 plus- It's like I-A-A- yeah, there's a plus in there.
00:48:42.000No, but there's another one, which is a reference to marginalized people, not- like, the LGBT one is a reference to, like, gender identities and sexuality, and the other one is based on racial identities and, you know, racial- and culture, so that one is like...
00:48:56.000You know how they do like, um, what is it, uh, Asian Pacific Islander or whatever it's called?
00:51:31.000They're like, deal with gray if you want to be opposed to us.
00:51:33.000I don't like the whites on there because when you look at a rainbow, all the colors, it's white light.
00:51:39.000And only if you look at it through a prism, do you start to see all the colors of the rainbow, which is the flag is the colors of the rainbow.
00:51:44.000Like when they combined all of the lantern rings, they created the white lantern core.
00:52:36.000I would say you can't use their language.
00:52:38.000The reason they use the term social justice, which is why I named my channel to be the opposite of that, is because it's like, oh, I'm not against societal progress and justice, but once we start adopting their language, it doesn't work.
00:53:00.000So just to simplify, when the blob, when I see like, you know, an LGBT, you know, Pride campaign or something, or Boston Pride, and they're like, we believe that we should have the right to live freely and be in our homes, and I'm like, I hear you, man.
00:53:49.000It just takes strategic surgery, mental surgery.
00:53:53.000It's also weird how these movements kind of imitate real life because there is more homophobia among the black community in the United States of America.
00:54:00.000America on average, obviously there's pockets of like, you know, evangelical Christians or, or actually Mormons are nice to everybody.
00:54:06.000They just want to play board games with you, but there's like pockets of it.
00:54:09.000So like for a like supposed black civil rights movement to bully out of existence, a gay civil rights movement, it's really like, it's like almost like the movements are imitating their, uh, their base.
00:54:22.000Well, let's, let's, let's jump back to the, the nightmare scenario that is what the government is doing and, uh, outside of the, the insanity of the left.
00:54:29.000So the general idea, I guess, like, the reason I wanted to get into that is that you've got this cultural movement which is just chaos.
00:54:45.000When they were like, yo, we're gonna lock down in Texas and Florida, we're like, nah.
00:54:48.000Joe Biden said, we're going to have to lock down more.
00:54:51.000Meanwhile, people are parting it up in some of these states, clearly having no authority.
00:54:55.000Check out this story from the New York Post.
00:54:58.000The White House is flagging posts for Facebook to censor over COVID misinformation.
00:55:03.000We also saw that story where the Biden administration and the DNC were talking with text message providers, phone companies, to censor text messages.
00:56:06.000I think the wonderful thing is there's no cult of personality here.
00:56:09.000If there was a cult leader, democratic president that people were obsessed with, we might see a Trump.
00:56:15.000Yeah, but he wasn't the Democratic leader.
00:56:18.000Like if there was a Democrat, if Biden was not Biden, but some crazy cult leader, that would be Rubicon danger where he could turn it into an empire.
00:56:29.000We have a very strong First Amendment.
00:56:31.000So when you do stuff like this, that's not technically a formal attack on the First Amendment, that's referred to as chilling free speech.
00:56:38.000And you're not allowed via Supreme Court decisions to chill free speech in that way.
00:56:55.000No, I think chilling free speech is different.
00:56:57.000I'm pretty sure if the Democrats are being sued over this in California.
00:57:03.000If the government goes to a private company and says, censor this, it is the government taking an overt action, not chilling any- they're literally the ones doing the censorship.
00:57:10.000The way that you phrased it, it was like, we're not saying censor it, but we're flagging this for Facebook.
00:57:36.000So that's, that's what I, that's right.
00:57:37.000That's, that's overtly, it would be, it would be like this.
00:57:40.000Imagine if the federal government was like, We hired Securitas to go detain, arrest a bunch of people who are at church because they're Christian.
00:57:52.000You're not going to be like, that's okay because a private company did it?
00:57:56.000Well, the government hires them to do it.
00:57:58.000The government instructs them to do it.
00:58:01.000That's literally what they're doing right now.
00:58:03.000This is this is like the or maybe it will lead to the official return of Operation Chokepoint, which was under the Obama administration, where they would target certain sketchy borderline industries and reach out to the banking companies, the payment processes and all that, and get them to stop doing business with them.
00:58:21.000And the whole point was like, we're going to do human trafficking.
00:58:23.000But then all of a sudden, people who were like legitimately actors in the porn industry would lose their bank accounts.
00:58:29.000They're like, we're going to do gun smuggling.
00:58:32.000But all of a sudden federally licensed firearm dealerships would lose their bank accounts.
00:58:36.000So like the Obama administration in, well, not formally created a list of industries and like industries that they determined to be adjacent to problems in the country.
00:58:46.000And they use federal power to get rid of that.
00:58:48.000Then Trump comes into office and these companies almost continue that program in his absence.
00:58:53.000And now Biden's back in and he's like, well, let's formalize what you guys have been doing already.
00:59:40.000And then they say, the extremists, those who espouse incitement to insurrection, that is illegal and we're going to shut down their accounts.
00:59:50.000Yeah, I mean, look, I was told by one of these quote unquote insurrectionists that never went into the building that they watch my content.
00:59:56.000So like, ooh, I inspired an extremist.
00:59:59.000I, I somehow may have inspired somebody that's further to the right than me much further according to, to this like interpretation.
01:00:06.000But yeah, it's definitely a huge problem that they're that they're doing this and that they keep pushing the gas on censorship.
01:00:13.000Again, it's, It's an informal, or it's, I'm sorry, it's the formalization of what was already happening while Trump was in office, what became normal.
01:00:22.000And like the Biden administration is totally cool with it.
01:00:24.000And we're not, we shouldn't be surprised.
01:00:25.000Cause remember when Obama played the Facebook algorithm, the Facebook guys came up to him after he won his election.
01:00:31.000And they were like, we knew what you were doing.
01:00:40.000The Donald dominated the front page of Reddit all the time, so they were like, we're going to remove the Donald from the front page, period.
01:00:47.000As soon as Republicans figured out how to use the internet, they were like, well, you know, we gotta have authoritative services.
01:00:52.000So what if 95% of the mainstream media, except for Fox, is left-leaning?
01:01:00.000The left is completely untethered from society because of—once big tech started playing that game of, we can—we'll ban the conservatives, and that's literally what they're doing.
01:01:10.000There are some people on the left who get banned, don't get me wrong, there's a lot of them.
01:01:13.000But when people saw, and I don't think it was an intentional movement, I think it was a natural progression, that you've got left and right, and Facebook and Twitter and YouTube say, this chunk of the right is gone, and this chunk of the left is gone.
01:01:27.000Now the whole Overton window just went and shifted farther left.
01:01:31.000You get the rainbow bleep bleep monkey.
01:01:34.000I can actually... I think you can say butt.
01:01:37.000That's very interesting because physically if you had a structure of two pieces and you removed one of that, like the far right you said was removed, that would...
01:01:53.000Another way to put it is if your left fingertips get removed in an accident, but your whole right hand is removed in an accident, and you're right-handed, now you're gonna be left-handed.
01:02:03.000You can still use your right arm for things, providing support, but all of a sudden now everything's gonna shift to the left, where the resources are.
01:02:09.000So, so long as the censorship is 80% conservative and 20% left, everything's going to shift to the left because it's untethered.
01:02:17.000There's nothing holding them back anymore.
01:02:45.000I won't talk too much about it, but yes.
01:02:46.000They walk that back in the UK for the next couple months.
01:02:49.000They're never gonna do anything like that again.
01:02:51.000But the Drag Queen Story Hour, I've been on this for years
01:02:53.000because I do a partnership with the David Horowitz Freedom Center.
01:02:57.000And that's not just in public libraries.
01:03:00.000In certain districts in this country, that's in our public schools.
01:03:02.000So if you pay taxes, you're paying for Drag Queen Story Hour for these people to come to your school, read to your kids, and all the books are about how, like, you know, you should probably think about gender transitioning.
01:03:12.000Like, kindergartner, have you ever considered this?
01:04:02.000If you went to, say, I don't know, Cenk Uygur of the Young Turks, and asked them if they would support children taking off their clothes on stage as adult men, would you support an 11-year-old boy on stage taking off his clothing while adult men gave money to him every time he did?
01:04:46.000There is, I'm not going to say the name of the child who does what they call drag shows, but drag shows are conspicuously similar to stripping, where he goes on the stage as a bunch of adults throw money to him and give him money as he takes his clothing off.
01:05:01.000And so I saw that and I immediately was like, now that looks like stripping.
01:05:05.000Called some people I knew who worked in the industry, asked them some questions, and they said... I didn't ask them about the drag show.
01:05:14.000And I said, a person on stage taking off an outer layer of clothing to reveal undergarments, maybe a t-shirt and shorts, while adults in the audience are giving money as they do it.
01:06:09.000That was like a haymaker to my face when I saw that.
01:06:11.000When a high-profile, progressive YouTube channel With millions of followers, and he actively says, pre-bubescent boys taking off their clothing for adult men at a bar for money is okay.
01:06:54.000Well, I mean, you better stop attacking Jank, otherwise Ana's gonna blackmail you.
01:07:01.000But, yeah, no, Jank saying that is ridiculous, and they are very, like, weaselly about it, because they'll deny it, but then they'll say how they're in favor of it.
01:08:34.000And you know, 80% of people are against defunding the police.
01:08:37.000But slowly but surely, because his audience is supposed to be more on the left, he started saying, listed, I'm gonna be this defund the police guy.
01:08:45.000And now every time he talks about it, he's like, we're in for defund the police, and then it's like a 30 second explanation.
01:08:50.000He's for it, but then he gives you the 45 minute pitch of why that doesn't actually mean defund the police.
01:08:59.000I wish I would have invented it for the Democrats to use, because it's tanking them across the country.
01:09:05.000Yeah, like, so I've seen him get bullied by his audience, so this might be an issue where he's like, that's questionable, but over time it got, he got browbeat by his audience.
01:09:13.000The most fascinating thing now that I see with Young Turks is Jank's insistence that the alt-left exists.
01:10:21.000I, uh, you know, when I got started in more actively publicly in politics, like Occupy Wall Street, I went to Occupy Wall Street because I saw these videos of police, like it's just dragging a guy by his foot and it's like his hands bleeding.
01:10:35.000But I also knew a bunch of hackers, because I've been hanging out at hacker spaces in Los Angeles.
01:10:39.000I knew a bunch of hackers, you know, around the world, actually, because I, you know, made some friends, got some connections.
01:10:57.000A bunch of these hackers all of a sudden became authoritarian and pro-FBI.
01:11:02.000In fact, some of these people were on Facebook cheering for the FBI raid on Giuliani.
01:11:09.000And I commented on the post saying, I'm so glad to see you've finally been de-radicalized, that you would now actively support the FBI.
01:11:16.000And they're like, well, I mean, well, they're doing the right thing now.
01:11:21.000Dude, these people on the left used to laugh about the trolling that Weave would do.
01:11:26.000I can't even say the name of Weave's organization.
01:11:29.000I cannot say some of the things he's done.
01:11:31.000One of the most notorious trolls, if not the most notorious troll on the internet, saying the most offensive things.
01:11:36.000A bunch of people on the left recognized the right of free speech, and they were edgy, and they were fun, and they mocked things, and they made jokes.
01:11:45.000And you had George Carlin, and George Carlin would say all of the racial slurs in the world in his bit.
01:11:51.000Then something started to change over the past 10 years, rapidly and quickly, where, for whatever reason, the leftists fell in line.
01:11:57.000So imagine you're Cenk Uygur, and you're watching the transformation of your audience.
01:12:02.000I gotta be honest, the last time I saw Cenk, he yelled at me because he was losing it.
01:12:08.000Before that, I was shaking his hands at VidCon, so only like probably three three and a half years ago, maybe, talking to him about ad
01:12:16.000rates and YouTube. And then he started to lose it because, like you said, initially he's like, defund
01:12:21.000the police is wrong, and now he's embracing it. The left has dramatically changed. And I
01:12:25.000think there's one really easy and obvious reason. Young people who are authoritarian and pro-state
01:12:32.000were growing up, entering the public left, the political left, and influencing what was being
01:13:31.000Also, it's frustrating if you're, like, the network, and you see all this talent come through your system, and then they can go be more successful on your own, and you're seeing your numbers drop, but your former employee's doing well.
01:13:43.000Dave Rubin, I've done videos about how Anna and Cenk have been unbelievably nasty to Dave Rubin.
01:13:49.000Talking about how they never liked him, they wanted to hire his husband, and they embarrassed him.
01:13:53.000It's really nasty stuff that you should never air publicly.
01:13:56.000Jimmy Dore, the only difference with the Jimmy Dore thing is Jimmy Dore is using Cenk's rhetoric more effectively.
01:14:47.000I remember I criticized Glenn Greenwald because I thought he was being unfair to CNN because he did it.
01:14:51.000He was doing this event and he was talking about CNN.
01:14:53.000And I was like, come on, like, you know, we can rag on the mainstream media, but hold on there a minute.
01:14:59.000Now I look at a lot of things they're doing, and I've got my criticisms of Glenn Greenwald, absolutely, but I'm impressed that he stuck to his principles for as long as he did, to the point where he actually leaves The Intercept.
01:15:35.000Imagine you have a contract that's like, you gotta do X, Y, and Z. And they're like, don't worry, we're all about the left and progressives, right?
01:15:44.000Then the progressives become authoritarian crackpot ideologues and you're looking at former employees leaving and your ship is sailing and you're like, I literally can't get off the boat because of the contract I signed.
01:15:55.000So are they stuck under like a contract?
01:16:17.000But what's funny about Glenn Greenwald and Jimmy Dore being anti-Jank, is that Jank, Jimmy Dore, and Greenwald were all a part of the crew that tried to kick Sam Harris out of the left years ago.
01:16:27.000So when you were saying Glenn Greenwald was unfair, not CNN, to Sam Harris.
01:16:35.000And Jimmy Dore, like, Even though I'm enjoying this, I'm not a Jimmy Dore fan and I can't stand people in my audience, so hi guys, that say Jimmy Dore's the correct leftist, Jimmy Dore's the good leftist.
01:17:17.000He'll talk to you, he'll be straight about it.
01:17:18.000So he has his opinions, he makes his videos, he talks about what we want to talk about.
01:17:22.000I disagree with him on a decent amount, but I know that I can message him and he's like a real human being.
01:17:28.000And so I know a lot of people, Ian and I have differing opinions.
01:17:31.000But if we can actually talk, and you'll be honest in our conversations, like real people, then I'm cool with that.
01:17:37.000Like, I could hang out with a communist so long as they were totally honest about what communism was and meant.
01:17:43.000Just don't lie to me and be real and I'll be like, well, maybe we shouldn't, maybe we won't be friends, but I can have a polite conversation and be like, that's cool, you know?
01:17:51.000My thing is, is that if I speculated terribly on a story and that turned out to be false and that inspired somebody to kill three cops, I would at least acknowledge it publicly.
01:18:01.000You know, let me explain, you know, the Young Turks rage in this way.
01:18:07.000I signed a deal with Univision's, you know, and Disney Fusions company.
01:18:14.000And when they started doing bad stuff, and I didn't like it, and I didn't want to play that ridiculous woke game, they just put me in golden handcuffs, where they were basically like, sit back and do nothing because there's nothing you can do.
01:18:25.000And I tried breaking the... I said, will you let me out of the contract?
01:18:28.000They didn't say it outright, but they were like, well, you know, let's revisit the conversation later, and then I'm just sitting there like, I can't do anything.
01:18:34.000Now, for me, I didn't lose my mind, because I had no obligations to be on camera saying these things.
01:18:40.000I literally was just like, I'm not gonna go on camera and say these things.
01:18:43.000There was an instance where I was doing a mini-doc on this cop watch group.
01:18:49.000And when I was talking to some woman about police brutality, and then I, uh, it was the craziest thing.
01:19:12.000And I was like, but my family did go through this stuff.
01:19:15.000Like we, we had bricks thrown through our window.
01:19:17.000And then I was just like, dude, if you guys want to finish this shoot, I'm not going to be, I'm not going to sit here and take a racist, you know, insult or anything like that.
01:19:25.000I don't have to be here and I don't want to be involved in this.
01:19:27.000And I'm not going to, I'm not going to be the person on camera who's in there going like, oh, I'm so sorry that I, I'm so, no, I'm not doing it.
01:20:07.000And he's watching Jimmy Dore and Glenn Greenwald, and they're on the shore waving goodbye as he drifts further and further out into oblivion.
01:20:13.000And the reason Jimmy has the overwhelming advantage in their dispute is because, based on the ideological parameters that Cenk has set out, Jimmy's right.
01:20:23.000Like, force the vote for Medicare for All.
01:20:26.000I've disputed the polling around Medicare for All multiple times, but that doesn't matter.
01:20:30.000They all theoretically believe that everybody's in support of Medicare for All, and now's the time to do it.
01:20:35.000Jimmy Dore was 100% right in that progressive sphere, which is why Cenk lost publicly in the PR battle for that.
01:20:43.000I mean, I think the Young Turks are not long for this political landscape, to be equally honest.
01:20:52.000So, she... So, what ended up happening is they were going... Jimmy was hitting the Young Turks for a long time, and over-forced the vote, by name, since, like, November, December, whenever he started to force the vote.
01:21:03.000Basically, there were progressives who said, The squad and progressive members of Congress should withhold their support for Nancy Pelosi unless Pelosi agrees to have a floor vote on Medicare for All.
01:21:18.000And they would make up that there was a scenario where they could make a Republican speaker.
01:21:22.000Which, by the way, being a speaker without a majority is meaningless anyway, so even if that wasn't a lie, which it was, Cenk was lying about that, it wouldn't mean anything.
01:21:30.000So Jimmy was calling that out because he was a big advocate of it.
01:21:33.000And it seemed like Cenk was jealous that Jimmy thought of it, or maybe he was trying to preserve relationships with the squad or something like that.
01:21:44.000Over time, that led into Jimmy attacking Cenk as a televangelist because you get $20 million from Katzenberg, but you're out there every day like, I need money.
01:21:52.000The funniest email by far, and I'm on the Young Turks email list, so I saw it, is where they said, we'll get you $2,000 stimulus checks.
01:22:00.000If you give us money, the Young Turks will pressure people in the Democratic Party to get you stimulus checks.
01:22:49.000So Jimmy, like if you get that message, You have to come out publicly, because if Jimmy stopped talking about the Young Turks, even if it was for a week, Ana could have said, look, I messaged him this, he hasn't talked about us for a week, therefore he knows it's true, therefore he's a scumbag.
01:23:56.000So this is where I think in the greater context for those that probably, if you don't care about the Young Turks, and I imagine it's a lot of people.
01:24:03.000No, I'm not saying no one cares about the Young Turks.
01:24:04.000I'm saying probably people watch us or like, I don't watch them.
01:25:04.000How many Democrats come out and they're like, we absolutely support Bernie and they know their actual core constituency are moderate and don't want it.
01:25:11.000So when it comes to the vote, they're going to be like, no.
01:25:14.000So this is where I had the, in jank Jimmy logic, it works.
01:25:18.000This is where I had the flaw, is because it's really easy to vote yes on a bill that you know for a fact it's not going to pass anyway.
01:25:25.000So you wouldn't have really gotten a good assessment of who's in favor, who is opposed to it.
01:25:29.000Perfect example of this, Barack Obama votes against raising the debt ceiling as a senator.
01:25:34.000Now when he's president and the Republicans are threatening to actually do that, He had to come out and say, look, I was grandstanding.
01:25:41.000When you know a bill is going to pass for sure, and you think you can grandstand in voting the opposite way, that's what you do for political points.
01:25:48.000But think about the midterms when primaries happen, and they could say, here's them saying yes or no.
01:25:56.000Make them put their money where their mouth is.
01:25:59.000So if these people are like, I'm gonna lie for votes, and then when it comes to actually voting, they have to make a choice, a hard choice.
01:26:23.000And then what happens is, as Jimmy was stating, you get to, in the primary, say they refused to support Medicare for All, they're not progressive.
01:26:33.000Look, I don't agree with most of what these Democrats want, but I do agree the constituents have a right to know what they actually will do.
01:26:40.000I don't want none of this, I'll just do whatever the whims and tides of the day are going to be.
01:27:10.000I would be fascinated if you had them all on record.
01:27:13.000To see what would actually happen in the primaries, because Jimmy's theory of politics is that if you vote no on Medicare for All, you're losing in the primary.
01:27:21.000I don't think that's gonna actually pull out in the correct way.
01:27:26.000Joe Manchin, if he voted, I know he's in the Senate, but if he voted yes on Medicare for All, he'll probably win his primary, but he's losing to the Republican.
01:27:34.000He has triangulated his way into that Senate seat that should be a Republican Senate seat.
01:27:38.000And he's the most popular politician in West Virginia history, by the way, as a Democrat.
01:29:02.000So we'll save all that super spicy stuff for the members only bonus segment and all the election stuff, which is like some really big news.
01:29:14.000I want to say, I think a lot of the Young Turks stuff comes up simply because, you know, Cenk puts out a lot of these half-baked statements, and I don't much care for the Young Turks.
01:29:22.000I don't care to talk about them all that often, but they are a big and powerful player in politics.
01:29:29.000They're a litmus test, if anything, of what's happening socially to news media, because they were 2008, 2007, is that when they started?
01:29:39.000I mean, they were on YouTube before YouTube had monetization.
01:30:08.000And I think a lot of people did because of his work.
01:30:11.000But then you see over the decades, it's kind of like he's transitioning as society's transitioning.
01:30:16.000And he's like, let me let me let me let me let me explain some of you guys.
01:30:20.000I was talking to some guys from Vice and there was I don't know if I told the story on air before, because it's like, you know, you to probably mad at me, but whatever.
01:30:27.000There was an article from Vice that said this disgusting app shows you what women look like topless.
01:30:33.000And it's an app where if you take a picture of a woman, it uses like, you know, an algorithm or whatever to generate a topless image, simulates it.
01:30:41.000And so I was talking to these guys from Vice a couple years ago, and they were talking about how so many people changed.
01:30:49.000They were like, man, so many people we knew from Vice have just changed, become far right, blah, blah, blah.
01:32:01.000I should have watermarked those clips because when Cenk announced he was running for Congress, I went and I knew all the dirt, downloaded it, started uploading it to Twitter and everybody stole it from me.
01:32:10.000But shout out to Steven Michael Davis for starting this whole fight between Cenk and Jimmy and Jimmy Dore.
01:33:14.000But when you look at how the primary process works, it serves, similarly, a kind of rank choice system.
01:33:22.000You know, so you have a bunch of different parties, the people vote for who in the, like, so you've got progressive, conservative, libertarian, and of the progressives, which one should win?
01:34:01.000But rank-choice isn't even that perfect.
01:34:03.000There's still issues with it, but I certainly like rank-choice better than... You know, I think if we had rank-choice voting, Ron Paul would have won.
01:34:10.000I don't know if incisive is the right word.
01:34:13.000The problem is, everybody says, man, I'd love to vote for Ron Paul, But he's probably not going to win.
01:34:29.000Cause right now, if like a better candidate, if like Biden versus Trump, right.
01:34:34.000And then there was a third party candidate that you thought was better, but you didn't believe they could win.
01:34:38.000Voting for them, like assuming you wanted Trump to win, like you're taking away votes for Trump would cause your worst choice to win Hillary, Biden, whatever.
01:34:48.000The point of ranked choice is that if your candidate doesn't get above a certain threshold or is not going to win, then they default, all the voters default to their second choice.
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01:36:50.000C. Hennessy says, Tim, been a fan since Vice found you, again months ago, but recently I've been getting recommended videos that are definitely hit pieces on some drama from past colleagues.
01:38:42.000Four people might be too cluttered and I might just keep quiet.
01:38:46.000I might just not actually engage and let them talk and then actually just Google what he says and then Google what, you know.
01:38:52.000I would get them to agree to a time because they're both... I've debated Bosch.
01:38:55.000He likes to suck up all the time, and I met Charlie Kirk and I've seen him speak.
01:38:59.000He loves speaking in those 45-second, I'm-running-for-Senate clips, so you gotta, like, at least establish some kind of, like, you have two minutes, you have two minutes.
01:41:37.000If you work for a company, and they're like, we're gonna get woke, and you look your manager in the eye and say, I will quit on the spot, they'll say, please, please, please don't, we can't hire anybody, nobody wants to work.
01:41:48.000You have all the leverage right now as an employee.
01:42:14.000It's a high profile show with a decent amount of resumes and people want to work and we do passion projects.
01:42:19.000So maybe you work at a company that's not the same as, you know, like a cracker factory or a paper mill or something.
01:42:26.000But I genuinely believe right now you will have a substantial amount of leverage if they try introducing, you know, racist trainings like they're doing with the critical race applied principles and you just say, I'll quit, you know?
01:42:39.000And then what happens when you file for unemployment?
01:43:53.000Or do you think China and Russia are peaceful when they want something?
01:43:57.000But that also implies that there's going to be easily dividable state factions, which I don't think there will be.
01:44:01.000Because blue cities don't agree with the rest of their red states, so what's more likely to happen is a fracture of confidence and a general dissolution.
01:44:09.000I don't think it's gonna be... Like, you might get the Enclave.
01:44:39.000So there might be a very... You might see, like, you know, capital police, like, guarding a building, and you're like, oh, look, those guys are still around, huh?
01:45:28.000If this happens, we need to separate into two north and south or east and west and give people that want freedom the time to move to the split they want.
01:46:22.000The feds are not going to give up a port.
01:46:24.000The reason Andrew Jackson is president is because New Orleans was the strategically most important city when he won the Battle of New Orleans.
01:46:31.000Because everything had to go out through the Mississippi River.
01:46:34.000Texas is probably one of the best bets, but I'm worried a bunch of the California people are moving there and we'll see what actually happens in Texas.
01:47:30.000Probably a lot of, I'm talking like, Easily, like a lot of electronic production stuff, and then instrumentation, whatever you can do, but if there was somebody who knew how to just do electronic, I'd be like, make the music, because we can use it for everything we do.
01:47:44.000I would love for that person to also, if you could set up microphones all over the place, you know, you understand sound, booms, dampening, what equipment we need, what pieces, all that stuff, like the total package, bring it.
01:48:13.000I think everybody plays this stupid game.
01:48:15.000A lot of people will super chat like, this is the crypto to buy, and I'm like, I know they're saying that because they want... Is word of mouth, when you're famous, market manipulation?
01:48:27.000When you have a vested interest in the production of a product, and you own a ton of it, and then you start tweeting out, hey, hey, yeah, check it out.
01:48:34.000You're sketchy in the legal territory, whether it's technically actually market manipulation.
01:50:02.000I think the borders are still restricted.
01:50:04.000Staunch Unionist says, Tim, do you think the establishment wants to balkanize the U.S., or do you think the Dems just want a civil war because they think they can win and take all the power?
01:50:13.000Personally, I can't stand the idea of a peaceful divorce.
01:50:17.000That the Democrats have the solution, but they need a problem.
01:50:20.000They need some kind of catalyst so that they can then crack down and just become the CCP.
01:50:27.000He made a really great point that when these politicians went over to China and saw how they can snap their fingers and create a financial district and just create an amusement park and then boom, there's Disney World, they were like, how do we do that?
01:52:08.000Caliber Neutral says, I've looked on the old site, but will Ian's nude model calendar where he makes graphene sex again be on the new site?
01:52:15.000Yeah, we actually shot some footage today, Andreas and I. Was it nude?
01:53:33.000It's funny because like, I could actually, you know, have a good conversation about left libertarian policies.
01:53:40.000The problem, the reason why I would rather have Ron Paul As like a more right Libertarian is because under a right Libertarian system, you're allowed to have your left Libertarian system.
01:53:49.000And so I'm kind of like, you know, leave me alone and let me do my thing.
01:53:52.000And if me and my, you know, homies can have a farm where we like grow our own food and I'll share it and everything and do our little left Libertarian hippie stuff, I'm alright.
01:55:13.000But we are growing really, really quickly.
01:55:14.000The news that's going to launch and then it's going to go real fast and it's going to slow down a bit because it's a big investment.
01:55:21.000So that basically means like the people we're hiring, there's no guarantee it actually becomes sustainable.
01:55:27.000But some things are worth doing regardless of whether or not they have direct monetary returns, like basically the vlog, for instance, we do.
01:55:34.000Definitely not profitable right now, but it could be.
01:55:37.000More importantly, it's excellent marketing value for the company and it's excellent culture building.
01:55:53.000This is the thing people need to realize about why companies eventually take on that $20 million.
01:55:56.000Because Cenk probably hit a point where he crossed the threshold and then immediately got slammed by massive regulation.
01:56:04.000And then in order to become compliant, didn't have the money to do it because you crossed that threshold and all of a sudden your business is now in a different territory.
01:56:11.000Going from 51 to 52 employees is like going from 25 to 51.
01:56:16.000That's how much more expensive when all those regulations kick in.
01:58:16.000Well, it's it's actually because they manage trillions of dollars of money and they're making less money that they can make on any like reasonably high Wall Street job.
01:59:20.000He's very pro nuclear energy and has been.
01:59:22.000And he, I looked into him after I worked at Greenpeace and I was wondering why they weren't looking into nuclear and why they opposed it so much.
01:59:28.000And then I read about the history and I was like, Oh, look at that.
01:59:40.000Frankie Sherat says, Tim, how can our company sponsor you?
01:59:44.000There should be an email listed in the about section of this YouTube channel, I guess, because we have a, we have a manager who does the ads for us.
02:00:46.000So we would really just, I knew one guy who would literally sit around all day and just make electronic music of like different kind of genres, but just on his computer.