In the wake of the anti-Trump protests in Washington, D.C., the military has ordered a full stand-down of the entire military in the next 60 days. We talk about why this might be part of a larger effort to purge white nationalism and extremism from the ranks. We're also joined by the president of the New York Young Republicans, Gavin Wax, and Luke Rudkowski.
00:01:39.000We've heard of people who are simply hearing Trump speak, who have been investigated, who have been fired from their jobs, and now we're hearing the military is doing a legit full stand-down.
00:01:48.000This is not some simple, uh... Well, I'll put it this way.
00:01:54.000The optimistic side of me says, maybe they just really want to crack down on this extremism, which would be good.
00:02:00.000But the realistic part of me says it sounds more like they're going to be doing a kind of loyalty testing, where Gadsden flags and the Declaration of Independence and the original American flag, these things are signs that you're an extremist.
00:02:13.000The left refers to people who have the Gadsden flag, a sign of American independence and revolution, as a symbol of white supremacy.
00:02:21.000So who do you think they will be targeting with someone like this?
00:02:24.000This is where things start to get a bit freaky.
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00:07:39.000military on Wednesday acknowledged it was unsure about how to address white nationalism and other extremism in its ranks, and announced plans for military-wide stand downs, pausing regular activity at some point in the next 60 days to tackle the issue.
00:07:53.000The decision to hold a stand down was made by Lloyd Austin, who made history by becoming the military's first black defense secretary after a long career rising in the ranks of the army.
00:08:03.000In his confirmation hearing, Austin underscored the need to rid of the military of racists and extremists.
00:08:10.000Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said Austin ordered the stand-down after a meeting with the U.S.
00:08:14.000military branch leaders who are under pressure to show progress in combating extremism after current and former military service members were found to have participated in the siege of the U.S.
00:08:25.000The Pentagon has yet to define how it will deal with extremism or offer data estimating how many service members hold white nationalist ideology.
00:08:33.000It has also not disclosed how many troops have been disciplined for extremism.
00:08:37.000We don't know how we're going to be able to get after this in a meaningful, productive, tangible way.
00:08:42.000And that is why we had this meeting today.
00:08:44.000And that is why he certainly ordered this stand-down, Kirby told reporters.
00:08:47.000It was unclear whether the announcement was meant to foreshadow any near-term concrete actions by Joe Biden's Pentagon, or whether the stand-down was more of a symbolic move meant to demonstrate Austin's acknowledgment of the problem and continued resolve.
00:09:00.000The first thing I'll say on this segment.
00:09:02.000If they really know that there's white nationals in the military, they gotta get rid of it.
00:09:06.000They gotta do everything they can to find these people, and these people, in my opinion, should not be serving.
00:09:12.000Look, there's a line between being an adherent to an extremist ideology and having opinions that won't impact your job.
00:09:20.000I think people are allowed to have those opinions, so I'm specifically referring to those who are expressing a desire for some kind of ideological outcome, and seemingly a willingness to be more loyal to that ideology than this country.
00:10:19.000But now they're trying to... Look at AOC.
00:10:21.000She came out with this huge fabricated story.
00:10:24.000She claimed, you know, that she thought she was gonna die when this cop knocked on her door.
00:10:28.000Now it turns out, not only was she not in the Capitol building, But her story took place at 1pm, a full hour and ten minutes BEFORE anyone breached the Capitol building in the first place.
00:10:39.000The time she told her story, people had only gotten past the first barricade.
00:10:52.000If what they're really doing is loyalty testing and purging the military of anybody who might support the idea of American independence and liberty, we got ourselves a very, very serious problem because it extends well beyond the military.
00:11:03.000But what we're seeing in DC, for instance, permanent barricades, barbed wire, They're saying it's going to be permanent.
00:11:22.000And this is also happening on the backdrop of the FBI expanding ... their activities finally being mobilized and activated like ... we never seen before on top of elements in the mainstream ... media specifically NPR calling for CIA counterinsurgency ... operations and tactics inside of the United States now when ... you look at the history of the CIA counterintelligence ... insurgency operations what are they going to do.
00:11:47.000Are they going to start arming terrorists and bombing weddings in the United States?
00:12:34.000I mean they're gonna use this as a carte blanche to get rid of essentially anyone who is just slightly to the right of maybe Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
00:12:42.000Anyone who doesn't adhere to everything in the establishment's orthodoxy.
00:13:24.000It is very obviously an extremist authoritarian ideology.
00:13:28.000Some of these progressive YouTubers were defending Antifa burning down small businesses and then
00:13:33.000defended 25000 armed, fully armed with the authority to kill National Guardsmen in Washington,
00:13:41.000So how do you defend the destruction of the working class, the businesses, and then the power of the state, unless you are an authoritarian wingnut?
00:13:55.000They just say the biggest lie over and over again until it becomes truth, and we've seen a lot of people buy into it, you know, the sheeple, whatever you want to call them, and, you know, they're just regurgitating what they're told because eventually it becomes, you know, in an Orwellian sense, the only truth.
00:14:08.000These Stalin kind of loyalty tests are going to be interesting because I know a few people in the military, and after being in the military, a lot of them are disenfranchised with the military, with the government, whether it's the government lying to them to get to them in there was a recent video my friend was showing me uh it was on tiktok and it was a random national guards member going up to troops being like hey why'd you enlist why'd you sign up and all of them i came and say what they said family friendly show here but the the gist was i'm stupid
00:14:39.000And a lot of them don't even get to check because they get lied to by the recruiters to get in there.
00:14:43.000And that's not even talking about the larger issues of the history of Agent Orange, depleted uranium, and the US government using its troops literally like pawns for psychological chemical weapons testing and all these other kind of weird experiments that no one even wants to talk about.
00:14:57.000So there's a big segment of the US military that is disenfranchised and the more that they're in the system, The more anti-government they become.
00:15:05.000So these loyalty tests are going to be very interesting, especially with something like a Joe Biden presidency, when we're seeing the representation and response to him, especially online.
00:15:14.000Now, of course, this isn't a perfect representation, but if you look at the White House YouTube channel, the like to dislike ratio is...
00:15:21.000They haven't shut that down yet. Well, so this is an important comment because
00:15:24.000You know the first reaction from any leftist is just because right-wingers Brigade, you know
00:15:31.000Send all of their followers to down that dislike something doesn't prove its general sentiment and my response to that
00:15:37.000because so basically it's like this Why is it that the White House videos are all thumbs down?
00:15:40.000Well what they say is, you know 4chan or reddit or patreon or whatever will tell everyone
00:15:45.000Hey go here and give it a thumbs down or Or they'll post the video and then everyone will go and give it a thumbs down.
00:15:50.000If that's the case, if that's what they believe, what they're saying is the left has no organizational power to, you know, online.
00:15:56.000But I think what the reality is, Those who seek out information, who learn through critical thought, are more likely to oppose the orthodoxy.
00:16:08.000Right now, what they're saying is, when they say Tim Pool is right-wing, I actually find it kind of hilarious that I can have so many left-wing policy opinions and agree much more often with someone on the left on economic or social issues.
00:16:46.000The tribalism, you've talked about this.
00:16:48.000Everyone in their tribes and it just creates this dichotomy and this dynamic that it's like you're fighting the other and it dehumanizes them.
00:16:54.000But I think what's interesting about what's going on with these loyalty tests is that the military has traditionally been one of the last institutions that, I'm not saying it was completely right wing, but it was certainly center, center right.
00:17:04.000And it's the one institution they really haven't had a full amount of control over.
00:17:08.000And if you really want to completely take over society, yes, you can have the media, yes, you can have big tech, yes, you could have academia, all these other major institutions.
00:17:15.000But at the end of the day, to really enforce a lot of their dystopian agenda, it needs to have someone with a gun and the end of the gun being pointed at you, essentially.
00:17:39.000And as this is happening, we have to understand on the backdrop, we got information from the BBC today that came out in an article highlighting how the Chinese government is trying to promote education to make men more masculine in order to prevent the feminization of young boys.
00:17:55.000We also have to understand this is on the backdrop of many prominent Chinese government-liked organizations and institutions financing a lot of top colleges in the United States that make masculinity look bad.
00:18:45.000Free speech is a great thing, but it creates an attack vector, the right of crazy people to say crazy things and win once they have economic power.
00:18:53.000What's the better way to take over a country than have it fight itself right?
00:18:57.000If you were China, if you were another competing country on the world stage and you wanted to take it over, you know there's a whole bunch of armed individuals.
00:19:38.000This is why they're fighting off, you know, to make sure that they have the island of Taiwan.
00:19:42.000This is why they're building the islands in the South Chinese Sea.
00:19:46.000This is why they're fighting the Indians in that territory, because where they are on the world stage is very bad for any kind of fight that would happen.
00:19:54.000The United States is in an amazing place, very safe, and the only way to really take it down is to, of course, make it fight itself.
00:20:22.000All those background checks don't always result in a gun, but a lot of people in this country have guns, so there's that meme quote, I don't know if it's real, about a gun behind every blade of grass.
00:20:30.000So it's gotta be psychological warfare.
00:21:03.000We were joking about, not really joking, we were talking and lamenting about Seth Rogen being a really mean person, right?
00:21:10.000So it's kind of silly, and a lot of people probably think it's meaningless, but I think this is one of the most important aspects of how we will be crushed by China.
00:21:18.000Believe it or not, I'm going to say, in the upcoming conflict, the ongoing conflict with China, the U.S.
00:21:24.000will be defeated, and a good example of why is Seth Rogen being a bad person.
00:21:29.000Seth Rogen responded to a guy from Quillette named Jonathan Kaye just saying, you are stupid.
00:21:38.000And what this shows is, people in this country, from the smallest angry Twitterer to the wealthiest, most famous celebrity, they've become completely demoralized.
00:22:04.000And then Ted Cruz responded with, does this mean you want your picture back?
00:22:08.000And it was a picture of Cary Elwes as the dread pirate Roberts in Princess Bride and it was signed to Ted Cruz by Cary Elwes.
00:22:15.000That means, at some point, Cary met with Ted Cruz, and probably shook his hand, and said, here's a picture of me, or signed it to him, and signed it for him.
00:22:23.000That's a sign of respect, because they knew Ted Cruz loves The Princess Bride, a very famous movie from the 80s.
00:22:28.000And now we're at a point where the demoralization is so within us, that Cary Elwes, who once gave this gift to Ted Cruz, is smack-talking him on Twitter for no reason.
00:22:44.000It could just be that we are victims of our own success, and we have created these big social platforms that have manipulated us.
00:22:50.000And it's entirely possible that, like Yuri Bezmenov said, this is the weakness of the United States, and we have been demoralized, regardless of whether China wants it to happen.
00:22:59.000I think when you talk about Mike Pompeo saying we've been infiltrated at every level, It stands to reason that this is playing exactly into their hands.
00:23:56.000Right, so the problem is criticism is okay when people are doing things that are bad,
00:23:59.000and AOC is one of the biggest contributors to demoralization in this country.
00:24:02.000But I don't like the, like, we have to get away from being vicious and nasty because
00:24:09.000that's what's weakening us. Look, Luke pointed out this story from the BBC.
00:24:13.000China promotes education drive to make boys more manly.
00:24:17.000It is the opposite of what we are doing here in this country.
00:24:19.000Like you mentioned, we need to teach people like stoicism, pragmatism, to be strong and resilient, And calm and controlled in their emotions.
00:24:29.000We have to relearn everything that they knew in ancient times.
00:24:32.000I mean, I feel like modernity has shown us that, it's given us arrogance that we're at the best point in our development as a society, as humans.
00:24:40.000When in reality, we've regressed in many areas.
00:24:45.000But in a lot of ways, in an individual level, I mean, in terms of people being more independent, people being more free-thinking, we've regressed so far.
00:24:52.000Well, even just beyond that, specifically talking about what's happening in men in China, they're dealing with a huge population crisis that is coming to a head that's going to lead to a lot of problems inside of China.
00:25:05.000And when you look at it, statistically, testosterone and sperm levels are down dramatically, and
00:25:10.000they're going down throughout the last few years in a way that's absolutely shocking
00:25:16.000and should scare the crap out of everyone, particularly in the West, where, of course,
00:25:22.000we are seeing essentially just what people are calling a chemical warfare against men.
00:25:28.000Well, if you want to control a society, you don't want a society full of angry men who
00:25:32.000who are well-read, who know their history, who know what's going on.
00:25:35.000You want a society full of, you know, soy boys, essentially, who don't know their history, who are just atomized.
00:25:54.000individuals for you know big multinational corporations to profit off of because they're always going to have a
00:25:59.000customer exactly when someone would have a Family when someone would have you know, you know values
00:26:03.000and important things to work towards and do transcendence They're not going to be looking for happiness inside of a
00:26:09.000happy meal or inside of all the next products that they buy Their happiness there. They're gonna feel content, which is
00:26:16.000gonna make them a worse off consumer So, on many levels, this works for the benefit of, of course, the billionaire class, geopolitically for other countries, and, of course, not to the benefit of you, me, or anyone else listening.
00:26:31.000Oh my God, where they had the below two standard deviations of T-levels?
00:26:35.000So I tried finding, for those that aren't familiar, and now that we've talked about China and masculinity, China wants to make their men more masculine, and in the U.S., like Luke mentioned, testosterone levels are down, sperm counts are down, reproduction is going down, and there's a group of guys that were on BuzzFeed, I don't think they're there anymore, but they were called the Try Guys.
00:26:54.000So they decided to do a segment where they tested their testosterone levels, And their testosterone levels were that of seniors, senior citizens.
00:27:03.000That are like pre-pubescent boys or something.
00:27:12.000I couldn't find a good article talking about the results because the original video they did just said, hey, look, we got our testosterone tested.
00:27:33.000They say the BuzzFeed Try Guys are a stereotypical group of beta male millennials that try various weird things and record their feminine reactions on YouTube.
00:27:40.000I don't think It's the best article I could find, so forgive the snark.
00:27:44.000If you have the misfortune to watch any of their content, you probably noticed something's a little off.
00:29:24.000I wasn't born in the United States and I think that also helps a lot too.
00:29:28.000You know, I was exposed to a whole different kind of way of life.
00:29:32.000Your radiation levels are way higher though.
00:29:34.000Yes, because of Chernobyl, which I was actually born very close to, and afterwards, and I was still in my mom's belly, so that could understand my fraudulent slips sometimes.
00:29:50.0003D chess You guys caught me off guard.
00:29:54.000But also, most importantly, so yes, mint, alcohol, some people even point to bread, a lot of fake food, lack of exercise, lack of sleep, a lot of stress, microplastics.
00:30:03.000And those are only some of the theories out there of what's leading to this.
00:30:08.000There's other beliefs that there's even more.
00:30:16.000They should be talking about it because Testosterone is not only key to men's physical health, not only to your bones, not only towards your muscles, not only towards your physical structure, but also your mental health.
00:30:29.000So if you're lacking in testosterone, this could explain why so many people are out of it loopy and crazy and we're having a mental health crisis because they don't have the proper amount of hormones in their system.
00:30:39.000I want to stress, I mean, no disrespect to the Try Guys.
00:31:18.000I have to make sure, like I get it and I have to fight them sometimes.
00:31:22.000I'm like, cause I get a blood test every six months just to check out my levels, just to see how I'm doing on my, you know, minerals and nutrients and all this other vitamin stuff.
00:31:44.000Generational decline in testosterone levels observed.
00:31:46.000Trend does not seem to be attributable to health and lifestyle changes.
00:31:50.000They say during the past two decades testosterone levels in American men have rapidly declined.
00:31:54.000This information comes from a long-term prospective study that evaluated changes in serum testosterone on a population-wide basis.
00:32:01.000The study was published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism.
00:32:06.000They say the interesting thing we discovered was that, on average, when we measured the testosterone in the blood of a 60-year-old in 1989, it was higher than that in a different 60-year-old measured in 1995, said Thomas Travison, Ph.D., of the New England Research Institute's Watertown, Massachusetts.
00:32:22.000We observed the same phenomenon over a wide range of ages.
00:32:25.000They say although testosterone loss is common as men age, it is often associated with diabetes, abdominal obesity, sexual dysfunction, depression, and other adverse conditions.
00:32:35.000The Massachusetts Male Aging Study was composed of randomly selected men ages 45 to 79 living in the Boston area.
00:32:42.000I'm not going to go through all of the, you know, full details on how the study was done.
00:32:47.000Just that for the past couple of decades now.
00:32:49.000Or I should say, decade-and-a-half-ish.
00:32:51.000We've been seeing that there's some kind of decline in testosterone among men, not related to lifestyle or, what do they say, health and lifestyle.
00:32:58.000For diet, personally, I just did, I just reminded myself, because I remember doing a lot of research about this a few years ago, but it's also a lot of processed food, flax seeds, vegetable oils, along with what I mentioned before, mint, alcohol, that do have a very negative effect on you.
00:33:13.000And remember they said, They said you weren't supposed to eat eggs for a while.
00:33:16.000Eggs was bad, red meat, and all those things.
00:33:18.000They moved them back up the pyramid, the food pyramid, because they found out... Healthy fats.
00:33:23.000But also, you guys remember they used to talk about ancient Rome with the lead and the aqueducts and stuff, and that had an impact on people's health.
00:33:28.000And I think, if I remember correctly, the lead in there impacted testosterone of ancient Rome.
00:33:33.000I mean, there may be something going on now that we don't know about.
00:33:57.000Yeah, that's when high fructose corn syrup hit the market.
00:34:01.000Well, so, you have a 60-year-old in 1989, and that means you have, the 60-year-old at the time was 54, so maybe there's something about, you know, you go back to the 50s, and we've been introducing more and more of something that's caused some kind of issue.
00:34:16.000Well, also, the sugar industry put out a bunch of PR and bribed a bunch of doctors to say that fats were really bad for you, and if you walk around the supermarket, you see everything non-fat, low-fat, Those are the worst for you.
00:34:29.000And there's been a lot of misinformation surrounding fat, good fat, bad fat, that of course was just totally wiped out with this larger PR campaign that was launched by the sugar industry.
00:34:39.000Because if you look at foods now, everything has a ton of crazy processed sugar in there.
00:34:45.000But very few things actually have natural fat.
00:34:47.000And natural fat is also very key, important, not only for your physical health, but also your mental health.
00:35:30.000You can Google, fact check me on this one.
00:35:32.000But I was reading that when you get iron from say a steak, your body absorbs it right away,
00:35:35.000but from vegetables it doesn't unless you have vitamin C.
00:35:38.000So you eat meat, you're getting your iron, you're getting your vitamin B. You're not
00:35:43.000getting that if you're on a vegan So many people are deficient in micronutrients and vitamins, and a lot of the food, especially—I believe there was a study done comparing the actual nutritional levels of food and vegetables and fruits just a couple years ago to now, and that's also declining, and that could be a response because of factory farming.
00:36:03.000Yeah, I do actually have a lot I want to say about this stuff, because I love this kind of stuff.
00:36:06.000So Ian was talking about how he thinks that the introduction of stuff like high fructose corn syrup might be causing part of the problem.
00:36:13.000I think that I would probably accredit the whole larger problem to the problem of obesity, which I would then attribute to the problem with our microbiome, which is something that almost nobody ever talks about, but it affects everything we do.
00:36:37.000I started getting customized probiotics and started working and even doing affiliate sales because I was so happy with the results that I found, where you literally have to doo-doo in a cup and send it to a laboratory.
00:36:49.000My gut, you know, they tell you things about you that you didn't even know based off your gut.
00:36:55.000I'm wondering if maybe there's something related to the higher crop yield that we've seen from crops due to, you know, you have people like Norman Borlaug, who's this famous scientist who figured out how to get more wheat out of a typical, you know, yield or whatever to save people from starvation.
00:37:13.000People consider he's a great hero and scientist.
00:37:15.000But there's a concern that there's less and less nutrients in the crops we're growing as we grow more and more and more and make it more dense.
00:37:22.000I actually heard that as the carbon dioxide, and I would really need to fact check this, but as the carbon dioxide levels have increased on planet Earth, the plants have been getting bigger, but they haven't been getting more nutritious.
00:37:30.000It's almost like they're getting more obese.
00:37:32.000No, they're getting more carbon in them, which is just the basic building blocks of plant matter.
00:37:36.000But there's still things like, you know, iron or selenium or certain vitamins that need to be produced.
00:37:41.000But that's not growing at the same rate as just the mass of these plants.
00:37:46.000Look, I'm not going to pretend to be a bioengineer or farmer or any kind of agriculturalist, but I was in New Zealand and we were driving from Auckland to Wellington.
00:37:57.000And on the way there, we drove through this area where it looked fairly barren, and the New Zealanders I was with told me that at one point, when settlers came to New Zealand, they were having their sheep graze in this area, but the sheep all started dropping dead.
00:38:13.000Their livestock would just die randomly for no reason.
00:38:38.000And even according to Peak Prosperity, they were talking about selenium being very important for your body to fight off COVID and a lot of people being deficient in it.
00:38:47.000I'm actually on this website, Medical News Today, and they recommend foods that actually increase your testosterone.
00:38:53.000It's actually a lot of the stuff that I have been taking myself, and they recommend foods like ginger, leafy greens, fatty foods, fish oil, virgin olive oil, onions, and oysters.
00:39:03.000Mediterranean diet as positive foods to boost your testosterone naturally because I know a lot of people who
00:39:10.000either go down to Mexico or even through weird doctors here in the United States decide to do it the artificial way.
00:39:19.000And that's why there's a lot of people on testosterone replacement therapy.
00:39:22.000And once you're on it, you're going to have to be on it for the rest of your life.
00:39:26.000I know a lot of people who are miserable because of it.
00:39:28.000They're very happy when they initially take it, but it's just like any other hormone.
00:39:32.000Your body stops naturally producing it.
00:39:34.000So essentially you have to inject yourself almost every month.
00:39:40.000That's what a lot of fighters are, you know, accused of doing.
00:39:43.000That's why they test a lot of fighters because a lot of fighters inject themselves with anabolic steroids, extra testosterone to make sure that they're better fighters.
00:39:52.000There was even legal testosterone replacement that Joe Rogan was talking about some UFC fighters using and then just bulking up, being buffer, having huge muscles and being incredible fighters.
00:40:04.000Which also was banned by the UFC and other fighting organizations because, obviously, people were abusing it and taking a whole bunch of it themselves.
00:40:12.000But I know a lot of people that just, you know, they take it artificially.
00:40:18.000And that's becoming more and more prevalent among older men that I know.
00:40:21.000Let me read this segment from the 4 Second Hard On.
00:40:24.000They say, they are not freaks, they are the new normal of the BuzzFeed Try Guys.
00:40:27.000A very sizable percentage of millennial men suffer from low testosterone levels.
00:40:31.000The reasons are pretty well known, but hard to combat.
00:40:34.000Modern lifestyle is sedentary, and the most lucrative jobs in the modern economy require sitting in front of a computer under fluorescent lighting for 10 hours a day.
00:40:41.000The male body requires routine athletic activity and exposure to sunlight, and most are not getting it.
00:40:47.000On top of that, processed foods and chemical pollutants crippling men's hormone systems.
00:40:51.000The near-universal youth-of-birth-control pill by women results in the water supply being tainted with estrogen.
00:40:56.000Hell, male fish in polluted rivers are actually becoming female.
00:41:01.000You mean to tell me to turn the frickin' fish into women?
00:41:21.000We have to understand even cocaine in parts of the United Kingdom were found amongst fish because of people using record numbers of cocaine.
00:41:30.000And then it being disposed of in your body through your stool.
00:41:34.000It going through, of course, the natural kind of plants.
00:41:49.000So there also is a lot of discussion about the larger effects of birth control going into the water because there's no way of filtering it out.
00:41:56.000And of course, this affecting people who drink the tap water.
00:42:08.000We're in a well system here with like an insanely good water treatment system.
00:42:12.000And so I was wondering about, you know, contaminants in water and how it's affecting people.
00:42:17.000So obviously there's fluoride, which I remember this like decades ago.
00:42:21.000They would say, you know, people like Alex Jones and Lukard Kowskis of the world saying... Yeah, it's a chemical waste byproduct.
00:42:26.000...saying, don't ingest fluoride, but it's in your toothpaste, so people ingest it no matter what.
00:42:30.000It's in your water, so no matter what you do, you ingest it.
00:42:32.000But there were a lot of people saying, it's a conspiracy theory, it's fine.
00:42:35.000Then I remember, I posted something on MySpace, like, this was back in the day, where I read a study came out, this was back in the aughties, or whatever you want to call it, about how fluoride does cause problems, and you shouldn't ingest it.
00:42:47.000Even if, like, the idea is it helps your teeth, you don't need to drink it.
00:42:50.000But outside of the fluoride thing, that's a long-standing complaint people have.
00:42:53.000Some jurisdictions are voting to remove fluoride from their water.
00:42:56.000You have the other contaminants of birth control pills.
00:43:01.000So this is something we've read a lot about, and now we have this study, Popular Science, pointing out.
00:43:06.000Let me read a little bit of this, they say.
00:43:08.000It's one thing to worry about pollutants in our freshwater supply.
00:43:11.000It's another to find out that all across the country, male fish swimming in some of that water are becoming intersex.
00:43:17.000They're male sex organs producing immature female eggs.
00:43:20.000Although the condition occurs naturally in some species, it shouldn't happen to black bass.
00:43:25.000But a new study shows that it is, and in numbers far greater than ever suspected.
00:43:29.000The phenomenon raises serious concerns about the pollution levels in our rivers and could threaten several species.
00:43:35.000They're saying the nine-year study conducted by the U.S.
00:43:37.000Geological Survey provides the first nationwide count of intersex fish in U.S.
00:43:43.000Overall, 44% of the largemouth and smallmouth bass dissected turned out to be intersex.
00:43:49.000But at some sites, 91% of the male largemouth bass were affected.
00:43:54.000Biologist Joe Ellen Hink's team Found intersex males at 34 of 111 sites in 8 out of 9 major river basins, including the Columbia, the Colorado, and the Mississippi.
00:44:16.000The discovery raises some tough questions.
00:44:18.000Scientists don't know whether the growing number of feminized fish could hinder reproduction enough to disturb the rest of the ecosystem or even drive bass into extinction.
00:44:26.000Even scarier, the culprit is still unknown.
00:44:30.000Previous research indicates that wastewater treatment plants flush endocrine-disruptive compounds, EDCs, including pharmaceuticals, pesticides, and hormones into the rivers.
00:44:40.000Even miniscule amounts of EDCs can trigger powerful hormonal shifts that deform male fish's reproductive organs.
00:44:46.000During a seven-year study, for instance, scientists added parts per trillion amounts, the levels emitted by treatment plants, of synthetic estrogen used in birth control pills to a closed lake.
00:44:54.000The resulting sex changes collapsed the entire fish population.
00:44:59.000Was Alex Jones right about Atrazine turning the friggin frogs gay?
00:45:16.000When he said gay, he was actually, what he meant was that their sex organs were changing from male to female.
00:45:20.000So yeah, intersex, like we're seeing with this Popular Science article.
00:45:23.000I think the issue with what he was talking about was that he cited atrazine, which I believe is a pesticide.
00:45:28.000And I think they later came out and said that they don't believe atrazine to have been the main culprit in causing some of these changes in the frog population.
00:45:35.000But we have this Popular Science article, and admittedly, it's from 10 years ago.
00:45:39.000So there may have been developments or changes.
00:45:41.000But we have only a few years ago, we're seeing human males with testosterone levels that should be alarming.
00:45:49.000But I would just say, if your testosterone level is at 212, and someone who's 85 is at 367, I think you need to go to a doctor for a full screening of some sort.
00:46:00.000I don't think they did this purposely.
00:46:01.000I mean, it's just the byproduct of society.
00:46:04.000I mean, I think we're gonna wake up one day in the plot of, what's that movie, Children of Men, and you're not gonna be able to have kids anymore.
00:46:09.000I mean, I think that's where we're heading.
00:46:10.000I mean, it's like, and no one's gonna see it coming, because we're so focused on COVID.
00:46:13.000Infertility is on the rise in Western countries, and it's terrifying, the stories that we hear about.
00:46:19.000And also, combined with, of course, the mainstream media push telling you, You don't need children.
00:46:49.000You keep the population of the world at 500 million?
00:46:53.000Hold on, I'm not saying that there's a cabal secretly stopping people from having kids, but I do think it's fair to say that there are a lot of environmentalists who flat out say having kids is bad for the planet.
00:47:05.000Did you see that grasshopper that got a fungus in its brain and then the fungus started controlling it and then broke out of its brain?
00:47:31.000But, I think it's fair to say that there are activists who think it's wrong to have kids.
00:47:37.000And so they will absolutely use their donations and their power to say, having kids is bad for the planet.
00:47:43.000Now they're not completely wrong, but I think many of them can be completely crazy.
00:47:47.000There is a point at which, you know, growth can't be infinite.
00:47:50.000You know, we used to have seven kids families.
00:47:53.000Sorry to interrupt because we because people would die off at age 23 or in childhood.
00:47:57.000No, no, we had just say birth controls bad have as many kids as you can because we need to populate the planet.
00:48:02.000The reason the reason families had so many kids in this in this tracks in modern times is due to your ability to get jobs done.
00:48:08.000So there's actually this really interesting graph showing the development levels of certain countries and the amount of kids people have per family.
00:48:16.000So in Africa, for instance, they still have very large families because they don't have access to... Cars, machines... Yeah, right, machines.
00:48:26.000But as any country or civilization becomes more technologically developed, they begin having less and less kids.
00:48:31.000Part of it's developmental and changes in economics, but I also think if you look at like polls and you look at opinion polling, there's a lot of people, you know, younger generations that still say they want, you know, a decent-sized family, but they can't have it through economic reasons or lack of being able to find partners and that comes down to the, you know, the mass psychology and...
00:48:48.000Yeah, but very interestingly, there's a lot of internationalists or globalists and elites who usually like global warming as well.
00:49:01.000Individuals like Ted Turner, who have a number of children that advocate for the one-child policy.
00:49:06.000that compliment China on their one-child policy that is wrecking havoc on their society.
00:49:10.000And there's also, hold on, hold on, there's also individuals like Prince Philip that literally were talking about dreaming of being reincarnated as a virus so they could create a pandemic so they could rid the world of overpopulation.
00:49:23.000Ted Turner, he personally saw to the creation of Captain Planet, didn't he?
00:49:51.000Ted Turner created the environmental-themed animated series Captain Planet and the Planeteers, a show where the villains are the polluters.
00:50:05.000Of course, but that's not what they're doing.
00:50:06.000When you only say overpopulation is a problem in the Western world, but not in other parts of the world, and you only focus on one specific area, telling them not to have children, you got to start asking yourself, what's really kind of going on here?
00:50:33.000We need what they're doing in Eastern Europe.
00:50:35.000I think Hungary, they just came out with a study that showed their policies for natalism in Hungary actually worked, and within two years, the birth rates jumped.
00:51:10.000And then someone posted something like, I keep seeing all these posts about stocks, and this is the only one I'm concerned about, and it shows human population over the past 300 years, and it's a straight line, and then around the 1900 goes, boom, straight up from, you know, a couple hundred years ago, 400 million, to billions today.
00:51:25.000So there's a real conundrum, I suppose, and there's a real political argument where there are a lot of people who say overpopulation's a myth.
00:51:32.000But then you look at what Chris Martinson was saying about insect population depletion.
00:51:36.000We talked about dead zones in the ocean.
00:51:38.000We talk about real environmental issues.
00:51:41.000There's not enough water in certain areas anymore because the rainfall isn't there, so they're doing desalination, which destroys the ocean floor, wiping out the food for everybody.
00:51:49.000So there is a point at which we upset the balance, we destroy everybody.
00:51:56.000I'm sorry, the solution is usually brought to us by the same people causing those problems.
00:52:03.000You know, individuals like John Kerry that are talking about they need to use a private jet to accept their awards all over the world and fly around everywhere privately because he's going to make everyone else offset their CO2.
00:52:19.000Elitism, this kind of thinking that you're better off than other people is the thinking of individuals like Prince Philip or Ted Turner that openly call for eugenics and population control.
00:52:29.000Well, very few people want to be evil.
00:52:31.000They don't want to see themselves as the bad guy.
00:52:33.000So they will go through the ringer to justify whatever actions they're promoting under the guise of environmentalism, protecting the little guy, whatever it is.
00:52:40.000It's like this paternalism that they need to do just to mask what really is horrible policy decisions.
00:52:45.000So I have this article from Yahoo and my monitor just fell.
00:53:10.000But these people who are claiming that they're Captain Planet and the Planeteers are the ones taking the private jets in the first place.
00:53:16.000So I feel like when they come to me and say, this planet is in serious danger, we need your support to stop flushing your toilet, stop taking showers, turn your lights off, no more air conditioning, and I'm going to be in my mansion over there with 80 rooms, my private jet and helicopter, playing video games with the AC set to 30 degrees.
00:53:31.000Al Gore is one of the largest kind of hypocrites out there.
00:53:37.000In so many realms of this, so is Bill Gates, who also routinely calls for population control.
00:53:41.000Did the Obamas just buy beachfront property?
00:53:44.000Bill Gates is one of the largest farm landowners in the United States, and he's telling everyone that there's too much people in this world.
00:53:54.000Self-projecting their own sins onto the population at large.
00:53:56.000It's all it is, and they're just trying to mask their own crimes.
00:53:59.000What if they're right, but they're also evil?
00:55:38.000And I just had a feeling, confronted him, He was there at the Bilderberg conference, one of the youngest people.
00:55:43.000He's the one that's building these huge rafts in the ocean that collect all the plastic and actually is a big effort in cleaning up the oceans.
00:55:51.000I actually interviewed him after Bilderberg.
00:55:54.000He said some really surprising and interesting stuff, but he's doing something.
00:55:57.000He's creating a technology, as you were saying, solving a lot of these bigger problems instead of just creating them like a lot of these elites.
00:56:07.000I mean, this is, if you could go back through history, there's always been points where at some point human development has started to push back on its own development and it self-corrects.
00:56:40.000From EcoWatch, scientists find bacteria that eats plastic.
00:56:44.000They say German researchers have identified a strain of bacterium that not only breaks down toxic plastic, but also uses it as food to fuel the process, according to the Guardian.
00:56:54.000The scientists discovered the strain of bacteria known as Pseudomonas bacteria at a dump site loaded with plastic waste, where they noticed that it was attacking polyurethane.
00:57:03.000Polyurethanes are ubiquitous in plastic products because they are pliable and durable.
00:57:07.000However, when they reach the end of their usefulness and end up in landfills, they decompose slowly and slowly release toxic chemicals into the soil as they degrade.
00:57:14.000They are also notoriously difficult to recycle.
00:57:17.000Since it is so difficult to recycle millions and millions of products containing them, sneakers, diapers, kitchens, sponges, etc.
00:57:23.000Quote, the bacteria can use these compounds as a sole source of carbon, nitrogen, and energy.
00:57:29.000Hermann J. Heipeiper, a senior scientist at the Helmholtz Center for Environmental Research, UFC in Leipzig, Germany, co-author of the new paper, said in a statement, these findings represent an important step in being able to reuse hard-to-recycle polyurethane products.
00:57:43.000Perhaps we invented something out of sync with the natural ecosystem, plastics.
00:57:49.000And it took a certain amount of time before something emerged that adapted to eat it and decompose it.
00:59:19.000They want to return to like a neo-feudal society where you stay in your little village, you stay in your little nine-to-five, you don't travel, you don't see the world, you're isolated.
01:00:27.000The longest time it was conservatives who were getting nuked, predominantly.
01:00:30.000And now, it seems to be swallowing up many progressives.
01:00:33.000They're not going after the establishment elite types, though.
01:00:36.000They're going after those who criticize Joe Biden.
01:00:39.000The Blaze says, several independent progressive media personalities spoke out recently claiming their YouTube accounts were arbitrarily censored by the video platform for publishing or covering content deemed harmful.
01:00:49.000Independent journalist Caitlin Johnstone first reported on the news, further advancing speculation that the Google-owned video company is engaging in a widespread content crackdown.
01:00:59.000Johnstone wrote in a blog post Wednesday that progressive commentators Graham Elwood, The Progressive Soapbox, The Convo Couch, Frank Analysis, Hannah Reloaded, and CyberDemon531 have all received notifications from YouTube that their videos are no longer permitted to earn money through the platform's various monetization features, as has Ford Fisher, a respected freelancer who films U.S.
01:01:21.000What we're seeing right now, again, whether intentional or not, we can't go to the bar.
01:01:26.000We can't go to restaurants and talk to other people on the ground.
01:01:29.000All we can do is go on Twitter and see the radicalization.
01:01:33.000You can see them screaming your face over and over again, insurrection, insurrection, insurrection.
01:01:37.000I know people in Chicago who have no business in politics.
01:01:40.000People who spend their lives just like working behind a bar at a bar and don't care for politics and they love football.
01:01:44.000All of a sudden now the only thing they talk about is why Trump was bad and why we need all of this far-left policy because the only social interactions they're actually having are online.
01:01:54.000Now I will take this moment to stress You didn't think they were going to come for progressives?
01:01:58.000A lot of people thought it was only going to be conservatives?
01:02:00.000The reality is most of us who are advocating for free speech, including many conservatives, said they will come for you.
01:02:42.000this is going to hit you and I've been saying this for years I've
01:02:46.000We were even talking about this exact point just a few weeks ago, saying that a lot of the leftists are going to get hit soon, especially with the establishment coming in.
01:02:56.000And I even tweeted today, I feel sorry this happened, and I think they shouldn't be censored, even though I don't believe what they believe in.
01:03:07.000uh through better ideas and sadly that's not happening and it's devastating when you get demonetized i know a lot of companies independent media that haven't come back from it that can't operate anymore don't operate anymore and many times they are a lot better than the trash than the division than the agenda that they're pushing on the mainstream media and we're going to have less and less of that I got real mad today because we're getting news about these stimulus checks.
01:04:37.000Instead of being told about why we're being shut down, why we're being strangled out, why our businesses are destroyed, they're saying, look at the nasty, mean person on the internet.
01:05:44.000That's why I built, you know, that's why we are all building
01:05:47.000Timcast.com and encouraging people to join because something I should have
01:05:51.000done a long time ago, I mean, I had the website, but it was just some like
01:05:54.000generic website that like rehosted videos.
01:05:56.000Now we're doing exclusive content and trying to actually build something out.
01:06:00.000Probably was dumb of us not to do it a long time ago to realize that we can't
01:06:04.000rely on other people's platforms when they're massive monopolistic and they
01:06:08.000have insane views and they ban people for insane reasons, and of course,
01:06:13.000And that's why we can't give up, because if everything was working, they wouldn't need the propaganda, they wouldn't need the gaslighting, they wouldn't need all this massive disinformation.
01:06:20.000They're obviously worried, that's why they keep moving the New Horizons.
01:06:23.000I'm sure they're going to come after your website now to get you delisted with either the domains or the servers or whatever it is.
01:06:28.000The goalposts are moving in a good way, but we're in a constant chase, essentially.
01:06:33.000One of these individuals who got demonetized has a really excellent video that says, Tim Pool just about creams his pants over Capitol... What does it say?
01:07:54.000They made it to be this massive issue that it really wasn't, and they used it as their, you know, casus belli to declare war on independent media outlets, independent journalists, because anyone who could be promoting anything outside the orthodoxy, outside the establishment's narrative, must be promoting dangerous conspiracy theories or anything that's wrong-think.
01:08:10.000So this guy, Reza Aslan, outrages Hindus by eating human brains in a CNN documentary.
01:09:08.000I wouldn't be surprised if he has PTSD and he broke down and cried afterwards because they pushed him beyond what humans, a regular human can do.
01:09:15.000I think the cannibal grabbed him or like, like threw him down and started yelling.
01:09:59.000For the rest of his life, the dude's a cannibal.
01:10:00.000He could have taken down CNN and just been like, these guys wanted me to become a cannibal on air, and like, you know, that would have been the end of them.
01:10:08.000And you know, I know we're kind of derailing, but he's become this really vile individual on the internet, and we talked about the mind virus, how people are just really nasty and demoralized, and what he's doing is absolutely a very large component of the nastiness, and I have to wonder if What we saw from him eating brain is a really good example of how a lot of people feel, but on lower levels.
01:10:31.000They feel they're forced to say these things.
01:10:36.000There was a woman who posted, you know, she was voting for all white people to be put on a barge and kicked out to sea, and a white guy responded with, like, oh man, I would volunteer for that.
01:10:45.000It's like, Does he really agree with that, or does he cry himself to bed at night while he literally advocates for himself being exiled on a boat for his race?
01:11:11.000Because only when you respect yourself, you could only then truly respect others.
01:11:15.000And until you start having, you know, confidence and love and compassion for yourself, how can you have it for anyone else?
01:11:21.000Well, they've tied social status to either being a victim or either just being, you know, self-hating for the most part.
01:11:25.000And that's, you rise to the ranks of society if you've had so many different traumatic experience that you can, you know, like AOC basically using her sexual assault when questioned on policy issues.
01:11:34.000I mean, that's what's happening in society.
01:11:36.000There's no There's no virtue anymore, and there's no social status assigned to being an independent, healthy, free-thinking adult.
01:12:01.000I'll tell you this, when I left Vice, I probably had a thousand people say, what can we do to get that, you know, that kind of zeal, that kind of enthusiasm, that kind of coolness, that edginess.
01:12:12.000So along comes this dude and he ate human brain.
01:12:16.000I feel like that is the apex of desperation for social acceptance.
01:12:22.000He wanted to be cool and edgy like Vice, he wanted to fit in and have a big show with tons of ratings and be famous, so he literally ate human brain.
01:12:32.000And now, the reason I hammered that point is, think about the smaller instances where people do this stuff.
01:12:39.000The false accusations, the defense of people, the people who pile on, say, attacking Brett Kavanaugh when, come on, what sane people thought those allegations about him lining up outside of a dormitory Gang rapes.
01:14:56.000When you look at what they're doing, they're doing the most insidious, ridiculous things to get the most amount of eyeballs, the most amount of attention.
01:15:04.000That generates money, that generates clicks, that generates you being in a position of power.
01:15:08.000They are extremely privileged, they are extremely empowered, and for these people to be on national television playing like they're the victims, that they're traumatized, I mean, give me a break.
01:15:18.000I think it's even more so for celebrities, which are like neo-aristocrats, and so many people look to them more than they do, you know, the congresswoman like AOC, who is a celebrity in her own right, but they're the ones who take all these different impulses in society that we're talking about and put them on steroids.
01:15:32.000I mean, that's why you see the most ridiculous cases in like page six or whatever it is, because it's just a never ending cycle to outdo the previous more insane instance of whatever it is.
01:15:42.000In order to earn points, you got to one up the next guy.
01:15:44.000And it's kind of like you got to eat human brain, I guess.
01:15:46.000Because of desperation, I think people like your average person are seeking like attention so that they can get some money to survive or some resources or some attention is kind of a resource too.
01:15:55.000I think it's because we removed religion.
01:15:57.000Sorry, I didn't mean to cut you off and continue.
01:15:59.000Um, so politicians are trying to placate that desperation by, with the social programs and it's not working.
01:16:06.000But then it's this, this conversation I feel like is, is becoming circular because it's like throughout human history, we've always been desperate to survive.
01:16:14.000We don't, we're not owed a living, you know, we have to go out and take it.
01:16:18.000And, and it's, we've always been competing to survive against wild animals or against other humans.
01:16:26.000We broke ourselves away from that, where now we as Americans, especially Europeans, but all over the world, people who live in luxury, don't have to fight to survive.
01:16:37.000You wake up, you know, there's food everywhere, an insane amount.
01:18:10.000I mean, you've got a lot of people who live in cities who are desperate to fit in with their tribe, to earn those social media points.
01:18:15.000So I'm not saying, like, obviously, you know, we have a successful business and we're privileged in that regard.
01:18:21.000But even, you know, when I was broke and living on couches, my fulfillment didn't come from owning stuff.
01:18:26.000It came from experiences with my friends, going and skateboarding, getting that new trick, and just going on adventures to new places, even if it was just walking down the tracks to see where the tracks went.
01:18:35.000So many people now are tied to fulfillment from getting other people to say they like them, to prove it, or to own something to prove they've got something.
01:18:43.000Like their car, because if they lose their car, life gets harder and they don't want to lose their car.
01:18:46.000I mean, when I started my news organization, I literally was, you know, not having any money, couch surfing everywhere.
01:18:52.000I had to sleep on the floor sometimes.
01:18:54.000I had the best time of my life traveling all over the world, all over the United States, hitching rides, hitchhiking, literally hitchhiking, you know, so many places.
01:19:33.000Where's, where's the sense of adventure where people are satisfied by just exploring the woods Going for a walk and, like, looking at flowers.
01:19:40.000That's why there's so much nostalgia in society, because all the things you remember when you were kids, exploring the woods, all that sense of adventure and unknown, it doesn't exist in the modern world as an adult anymore, for the most part.
01:19:49.000So there's so much nostalgia in society.
01:21:01.000Like, when I go skate, I'm skating here for the most part by myself.
01:21:05.000Sometimes Adam, me and Adam will be skating.
01:21:07.000But typically, I'll go skate, you know, the mini ramp, and I'll decide what tricks I want to do for me by myself, and I'm fulfilled by doing it.
01:21:14.000But I don't look to satisfaction from any other person.
01:21:17.000It's like that book Bowling Alone with basically the fall of like America and kind of the town and the community and a lot of the stuff we're talking about.
01:21:24.000It's the guy bowling alone because it's just like we've lost kind of bonds with, you know, obviously it goes beyond just what people think of you, but there are bonds being broken with other people, which also gives you value.
01:21:34.000It's not just always what other people think of you, but there is a benefit to having a social network that's healthy and productive.
01:21:40.000I think we might be too pessimistic because I think human beings naturally have this drive to explore and to learn, but a lot of it is just being squashed out by the school system, by government, the mainstream media, and now social media that wants to extinguish this kind of drive within human beings.
01:21:58.000Don't people have less free time now than they did, like, 50, 60 years ago?
01:22:05.000I don't know if it's true, I just remember— But it's probably true in some context, but I'll tell you, the saying goes that a poor person today has better dental care than Rockefeller did at the height of, you know, his oil baronship, or whatever you want to call it.
01:22:17.000I so badly wanted to have kids in my 20s and travel around the world with my wife, and I didn't have the money, so I didn't.
01:22:23.000But no one could do that, you know what I mean?
01:23:34.000I think the problem is are you fulfilled internally or externally and people mostly there's too many people in this in this world in this country who are looking for satisfaction from other they're looking for They're looking to other people to validate their existence instead of validating it on their own, right?
01:23:53.000We don't have a lot of time and I want to do this next segment, which is totally the worst segue ever because it's a totally different subject.
01:25:38.000They say Pennsylvania prosecutors ruled Monday triple shooting in Plains Township, a murder-suicide, and closed the case.
01:25:45.000They said Jeffrey Spade, 47, used two firearms to shoot and kill his across-the-street neighbors, James Goy, 50, and Lisa Goy, 48, before committing suicide.
01:25:54.000Violence broke out during a heated argument about snow removal.
01:25:56.000Prosecutors say, Goyes had been dumping snow in Spade's yard, and when he asked them to stop, the couple began yelling obscenities at him.
01:26:03.000James Goye was said to have shown Spade his fist, made threats, and rude gestures.
01:26:07.000Spade went to his house, came out with a gun, and shot the Goyes, then retrieved an AR-15 style rifle and fired more rounds in the street.
01:26:14.000Spade fatally shot himself inside his home as police arrived on the scene.
01:26:18.000Now, like I said, I'm not going to show you images of the actual incident.
01:26:22.000I'm just going to show you stills of before the incident so you can get a general idea of what it looks like.
01:26:26.000It's a security camera footage that recorded rather clean audio.
01:26:42.000The dude eventually just turns around, walks inside, and he comes out with a gun.
01:26:47.000And the first thing I'll say is, you know, growing up in Chicago, you want to know the most frustrating thing to me in Chicago when I was with someone who's not from Chicago, not from the city?
01:27:01.000I'd be in the city and I'd have a friend from the suburbs and we'd be driving and then someone would cut us off or do something and they would start screaming and flipping them off and I had a lot of friends who would do this.
01:27:11.000You know why you don't do that in Chicago?
01:27:13.000Because Chicago has people who are armed illegally and will kill you for honor.
01:27:18.000There are literally instances all the time in Chicago where someone flicks someone else off and it's some gangbanger and he says, you want to get hard with me?
01:27:26.000And he pulls out his gun and he shoots the person.
01:27:28.000I have been just driving down the street and had someone pull out their gun and fire at my car for no reason.
01:28:50.000Or what if he came out with a gun, and the other guy held his gun and said, drop it, don't do it.
01:28:54.000Would the other guy have been like, oh man, I'm gonna get shot.
01:28:57.000There are a lot of questions and a lot of things to bring up in a story like this.
01:28:59.000The main reason I want to talk about it is just because it's like, it's going viral and we actually have a full video of the full incident.
01:29:07.000And I just, it raised a lot of questions about when you pick your battles, when you run, why these people didn't run, what were they thinking, why they weren't defending themselves.
01:29:32.000He probably loved it, and he didn't want to give it up.
01:29:33.000And he had to go the full way, and the full way eventually led to their deaths and his death.
01:29:37.000Had there been something that prevented him from having that full, you know, kind of rush of power, that kind of high, it could have changed the dynamics.
01:29:48.000But I think it certainly would have changed, I think, for the better.
01:29:51.000Well, you know, I personally grew up in New York City and, you know, as a young kid I saw a lot of gun violence.
01:29:57.000I moved to New Hampshire and in New Hampshire a lot of people open carry mainly because you're in the middle of the woods and if there's a wildlife you need to protect yourself.
01:30:04.000This is why you see a lot of people having a gun on their hip.
01:30:07.000When I lived there I had a gun on my hip everywhere I went.
01:30:15.000And we have to understand here that, you know, having a firearm on your hip is a huge, huge responsibility.
01:30:21.000And even though I had no problems with anyone ever, it could be it could be not a result of having that.
01:30:27.000But I remember even, you know, kind of coaching myself and talking to myself and looking up and researching de-escalation techniques, because I know if I have a firearm, I'm gonna need to do everything in my power to de-escalate any kind of aggressive situation to make sure it doesn't erupt into a violent one because I've seen in New York City just the slightest thing, I mean I was involved in so many fights and jumps and like crazy stuff over the smallest, littlest, pathetic issues and it all revolved around ego.
01:31:17.000But it's a reality that we need to understand, that we need to face.
01:31:20.000But a bigger one is, if I could speculate here, You know, individuals who usually do commit such crimes at that kind of age group usually don't have a family, usually don't have a purpose, usually don't have a belief in God.
01:31:35.000And that's why this guy essentially ended up killing himself and did something incredibly wrong that, you know, if he had a belief in God, he wouldn't be doing.
01:31:43.000There's probably a lot of guys like And I can't say this enough.
01:31:48.000If you are a gun owner, I am a gun owner, it is your responsibility to de-escalate.
01:31:54.000I don't care the situation, I don't care your ego, I don't care if you have a girlfriend or how you look in front of everyone or how many people are watching.
01:32:02.000It is your sole duty as someone who is armed to make sure that you avoid any kind of conflict, any kind of escalation event that of course will lead towards more violence because when it sparks, it sparks so bad and a lot of people are usually traumatized and left wondering why did this happen and it gets bad.
01:32:24.000You know, I don't want to get into some of the stories that I want to get into, but I mean, Gavin, you made an interesting point about him having the power.
01:32:33.000He was being called a disparaging term that was emasculating.
01:32:36.000And so then he's like, oh, you want to call me that?
01:32:38.000And basically says it over and over again to the guy as he shoots him.
01:32:42.000And I wonder if he didn't actually have the power to do it, not because of course he was armed, but what if the other guy was armed?
01:32:48.000Would that have led to him being like, there's nothing I can do, the dude's armed, he'll just fire back at me?
01:32:53.000Was it that he actually had, there was that imbalance of power where he knew they could not stop him, and then he went nuts?
01:33:00.000I think there was some chemicals, you know, shifting through his body that pushed him over the edge as well, but I think also just the dynamics of the situation also kind of emboldened him, if that's the right word to say.
01:33:09.000I mean, I think that it's a really interesting case from a psychological standpoint.
01:33:13.000I mean, you're looking at this dynamic.
01:33:15.000He got, you know, emasculated, like you said.
01:33:46.000This may be a weird thing, but tying it to, like, bullying.
01:33:49.000I think, you know, there's a lot of talk that's put into bullying, how to stop it, how to prevent it.
01:33:52.000First of all, I think bullying is a good thing, but I think what we do wrong is that we don't teach people how to fight back.
01:33:56.000And it creates this situation where people can basically say nasty things to other people, and that slowly builds up in their head over the years.
01:34:03.000So this guy probably was, who knows, maybe he was bullied his whole life and it's just been brewing in him.
01:34:07.000Had we instilled in young people, if you, if someone says something to you, nasty, whatever it is, fight back, defend yourself.
01:34:13.000You may get, you may get beat, but punch back.
01:34:16.000So no one's going to just actively try to just mess with other people.
01:34:21.000It's, it's a small variable in this whole thing as a society, but I do, I have seen people who've just been their whole life, just been on the receiving end of just getting, you know, just getting put down and then they, they snap.
01:35:03.000There's an equalizing effect to where it's like you will be a victim but when people know that they control the power because I mean this guy was gonna commit the ultimate crime.
01:35:11.000It's making me think about social media interactions and like you're saying de-escalate but when you go on Twitter and you see people say something that someone argues with them and then it's this ego battle and where's the de-escalation?
01:35:23.000That's what it comes to is we need to start de-escalating online.
01:35:26.000You brought up a good point, especially in the kind of world star hip-hop era, and you see a lot of violence linked to social media use.
01:35:34.000Not just the kind of mental illness that's promoted by the algorithms that are out there by big tech that manipulate our human emotions, But also because of, hey, I got your girlfriend, or hey, you know, I did this to you, or hey, I'm disrespecting you.
01:35:47.000And then you see this all the time on WorldStarHipHop, people reacting, going up and having, you know, very dangerous, you know, fights and intricacies.
01:35:55.000It elevates the dynamics you talked about with the pride, the honor, the ego.
01:36:11.000You're telling people where to do, what to say, and you could just start, you know, you live like a god for a few minutes.
01:36:15.000And that's why they're drawn to these places to commit these heinous crimes, because it gives them power in their life that they never had.
01:36:21.000Seth Rogen, when he called that guy stupid, Like if that guy seemed to handle it, I read the thread and the guy kind of laughed it off, but if he had said that to the wrong person and that person just stewed for weeks and months and years thinking about Seth Rogen, and that guy went crazy and then went and hunted Seth Rogen down, that would have been devastating for Seth Rogen and all the people that he knows.
01:36:42.000And that kind of stuff can happen if you act like an ego idiot.
01:37:45.000That guy probably did the best thing to him because the guy that got thrown on the floor, he's never going to go make fun of the crazy neighbor because he knows something bad could happen and instilled in him a fear of messing with people.
01:37:56.000If we had a personal combat expert on the show right now, they would be telling us that's why jujitsu is great and martial arts are so important to teach young people and people in general.
01:38:04.000I think I may have referenced this at one point on this show, maybe months ago.
01:38:08.000There's a really funny video where a martial arts instructor promises to teach people the ultimate move to always win every fight they ever encounter.
01:38:16.000And everyone's all like, oh, we're going to learn from this master.
01:38:19.000And he's like, this one technique, I can guarantee you will win every fight.
01:38:23.000So they all gather around, they're all sitting there, and he stands there, and then he has his sparring partner walk up to him, and everyone's all ready, and then the master gets his fists ready, and then waves his arms in the air and runs full speed the other direction and leaves the building.
01:38:36.000And then everyone starts laughing, and he comes back in and says, Any fight you can escape is the fight you've won.
01:38:41.000The one technique to always win a fight is not to fight.
01:38:44.000And this is someone who's teaching people how to fight.
01:38:47.000It's remarkable how the people who know why you don't have these conflicts, why you don't want to fight, are the ones who are typically pretty good at it.
01:38:54.000And when kids, when you're repeatedly bullied, you're not able to escape.
01:38:57.000Those are situations where a kid has to see the same person at school.
01:39:00.000And in those situations, I mean, honestly, I think fighting back is the right move.
01:39:04.000I was bullied a lot for not speaking English and looking weird and being super pale and I had the whole bowl haircut in Brooklyn, New York, and the way I got out of it is by fighting.
01:39:17.000But after a year and a half of absolute misery and torture and getting abused every day as a little child, It has an effect on you, but at the end of the day, I wouldn't be who I am if it wasn't for that experience.
01:39:31.000And for me, this is why I always have a thing for the underdog.
01:39:57.000And obviously if it happens young, when the stakes are low, it could avoid a situation like we just talked about, which was heinous if that's a big jump.
01:40:03.000We need to teach people to stand up for themselves in defense.
01:41:25.000I still think that's better than not fighting, though.
01:41:26.000I punched him in the chest, and he had a jean jacket on, and I sliced my finger on the button, and I was like, ow!
01:41:32.000And then he just started punching me in the face, and I started crying.
01:41:35.000Amazingly, I only got into one fight that was actually a sparring fight, where, like, the other kid was swinging punches, and then we just took a couple punches each, and then eventually the fight just stopped.
01:41:43.000Because it's like, you get punched several times.
01:41:46.000I didn't start the fight, and then the other kid just stopped swinging, and then I was like, alright, fight's over.
01:41:49.000But then they're always grappling matches.
01:41:52.000The other person just tries to pin you, and they have no idea how to do it.
01:41:54.000I will tell you, taking it, as long as I do it without fighting back, I have a seed of rage in me.
01:42:13.000A lot of people don't know how to breathe and they gas out all the time.
01:42:17.000Once you learn how to fight and you learn how to breathe... There's a legit tactic in fighting to get your opponent angry on purpose so that they're not focused on strategy.
01:42:27.000I briefly took a Kung Fu lesson Because I actually lived above a kung fu dojo.
01:42:34.000And so the guy, like whenever I'd walk by, he'd be like, just hang out whenever you're coming down the stairs.
01:42:37.000And the one thing he explained to me is he was like, it's like, it's like active chess almost.
01:42:42.000You've got to know where they're going to move, when they're going to move, and what your move is going to be.
01:42:45.000You need to be thinking and strategizing the whole time fast in real time.
01:42:48.000And if you get angry and you lose focus and you go into a blind rage and start swinging, that's when they figure out how to easily trip you, to grapple you, to pin you, to misdirect you, and you've lost focus.
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01:45:37.000So why are they focused on the white people?
01:45:40.000Yeah, that's why I don't believe they're being genuine, and it looks like a loyalty play.
01:45:44.000Critical race theory is just as racist as anything that's coming out of, you know, white supremacist movements, the 1619 Project.
01:45:51.000All those are glorified by the state, they're all promoted by the state, because they're the preferred, you know, supremacist ideology, you know, of the day.
01:47:00.000So eventually we got Michael Malice, and Michael's certainly not a leftist, but he's a very intelligent personality that I thought would work really well.
01:47:07.000Rad number 2 says the Gadsden flag was originally flown by the Continental Marines, and the U.S.
01:47:17.000Navy Jack flag from 2001 to 2019 was a variation of the Gadsden.
01:47:21.000I don't know how that can be seen as an extremist symbol.
01:47:24.000Because DC is occupied with barricades in a green zone and now they're coming and starting to purge people from the military.
01:48:00.000S-Head says, so glad I'm not an active in the Marines anymore, but I can promise you that anyone openly racist is quickly dealt with gets kicked out.
01:48:16.000So that I understand, I just don't trust them.
01:48:20.000Louis Costa-Gliola says, Tim, I suspect the stand-down isn't so much to weed out anyone from the rank-and-file, but to purge the officer corps of anyone who would question the Progressive Party line.
01:48:32.000The enlisted people just kind of fall in line and do their thing, you know?
01:48:36.000It's like what happened in the Spanish Civil War was the junior officers shooting the colonels, and that's how they basically, you know, took over the military and took over.
01:48:42.000So, I mean, they've got to make sure the ranks all the way down are completely in line.
01:48:47.000M fees says, just ordered my I am a gorilla shirt and I've been reading Ishmael.
01:48:51.000Tim, have you thought of starting a book club?
01:50:40.000I think that's what it is, Confessions of a Media Manipulator.
01:50:43.000Ryan Holiday is a brilliant dude who wrote about how he tricked journalists into putting fake quotes from fake experts, how to use marketing schemes and stuff.
01:51:06.000Think of it like there were National Guardsmen, apparently posted some Gadsden flags, and they're like, get him out.
01:51:11.000Rocky Rain says, what scares me the most is that the left does not seem to be aware of what they are becoming.
01:51:15.000What angers me the most is my good friend who grew up in the 1930s Germany has to live through a second time.
01:51:21.000Yeah, during Occupy Wall Street, there was this like older, he was a cop who was like slightly older middle-aged, not like an old guy.
01:51:31.000And I saw this, leaning up on one of the barricades, talking to some of these young Occupy Lefties, and I was like, oh, that's really interesting.
01:52:23.000Dano says, this is for Luke to buy some plant allies now that he can take a plot of land in the Chaz Garden for colored and indigenous people.
01:53:37.000We were in Korea and I was like, I'm gonna be very critical of this Korean barbecue because my mom's half Korean so I've had some good Korean food and the full Korean people are like, what?
01:54:02.000uh... i forgot there's always something about missiles in north korea whatever i don't know there's uh... there's i think there's a conference or something now no i don't remember what we are in korea it was something some global but war issue that we went on there talk to people but we decided to spend one day and i was like i'm just gonna make a video about this raccoon cafe was totally apolitical they demonetized it i i was like let's see how ridiculously safe and pc we could get and let's do a live stream in a puppy cafe and a raccoon one we went to both but but i we live streamed i think of the puppy one and i think though the the video is still up on my channel and that was demonetized i'm like this is ridiculous it's a video of work at a raccoon cafe and it's titled puppies
01:54:45.000Raccoon cafe is where you go and there's raccoons everywhere just doing raccoon stuff and you like watch them as they eat and they like hobble around.
01:54:56.000They were funny they're rolling around and they're you know wiggling and I'm like it's like we thought doing the familiest friendliest thing possible they'd be like okay you're good and they're like nah so you know.
01:55:35.000Yeah, and it was incorporated, and there was a pre-preamble, and they talked, it had rights of conscience, I believe, was already included.
01:55:42.000The First Amendment, which was never ratified, like, I think the Third Amendment, the third article was free speech.
01:55:48.000The first one had something to do with, what, Congress?
01:55:51.000Well, there was there's the there's the Madison proposal.
01:55:54.000And then there was the First Amendment, which you're talking about, which was the congressional apportionment, which was like 40,000 per seat or something.
01:55:59.000Yeah, it would have made like a crazy, crazy size house.
01:56:02.000But I think I don't know if this this individual is referencing there was a Madison proposal, which had even more amendments that had a bigger bill of rights.
01:57:08.000One of the issues we studied that could be leading to low T is the massive excess estrogen and prostrogen via birth control women peeing out of their system.
01:58:08.000Regarding the super chat before, you think that there's this global establishment that's doing like the Great Reset and all that, wants people more docile, less aggressive, so they want less testosterone in the system?
01:58:18.000Yeah, I don't think it's crazy to say that there are people in power who study how to maintain their power and expand it, and they look throughout history and they say, you know what?
01:59:00.000They were still wolves, but they were adapted and grew up with humans, and were more accommodating.
01:59:06.000Eventually, though, we selected the wolves that were less likely to fight us and attack us,
01:59:12.000essentially creating a permanent child.
01:59:15.000So dogs, as I was reading, are very much like, they never grew up.
01:59:19.000So you have people who are essentially now scared of words, unable to support themselves, and they're very much becoming very infantilized.
01:59:34.000Like I said, we're shut down so we can't go interact with each other, but we can go online and be told these opinions that we're allowed to believe while everything else is removed.
01:59:42.000Only acceptable opinions are allowed in the machine, and no one is allowed to go out and talk to each other.
01:59:48.000Debt Collector says I'm vegan and I don't take, and I don't take vitamins and I'm 100% healthy.
02:00:08.000Yeah, people are like, oh, I'm doing keto, and I'm like, I couldn't help but notice that you're eating a large steak and chicken, like it's keto.
02:00:37.000Yeah, you'll feel your body, like, swelling as it's doing it.
02:00:40.000Well, I read this crazy thing about, like, mental cognition improved 25% and muscle endurance improved 25% because all of a sudden your body's got instant access to all this energy using ketones instead of, you know, glucose, sugar.
02:00:55.000But my understanding is that that high-fat diet, like ridiculously high fat, makes testosterone go crazy.
02:01:02.000And then dudes are just like, I'm gonna fight you!
02:02:17.000Daniel Maxwell says, how long have U.S.
02:02:19.000farmers been using genetically modified seeds to grow crops?
02:02:22.000That could have a major impact on the nutrient value in the food crops.
02:02:25.000One of those unintended consequences of genetic modification.
02:02:29.000Gavin Young says, how about the wide availability of adult content?
02:02:34.000If you don't have a physical need to go out and find a mate, your body has no need to supply the energy to maintain the structures that attract a potential mate.
02:02:58.000Well, it has very damaging effects for young people, right?
02:03:01.000There's also some people thinks it boosts up your tea So it's a so there's kind of like a conflict lose it or use it, right?
02:03:08.000Four and six year olds are seeing that stuff and now ten years later and 15 years later Those are the people that are out there all twisted Maybe it's something about seeing like just because there's like most porn is like violent.
02:03:20.000It's like people like what's that porn escalation?
02:03:23.000You need like a new you need to like up it even more But there are there's like video of people having loving sex that you can watch and you call that porn but I think a lot of people think that that's what sex is is People want to see, like, a He-Man kind of dude, like, holding a woman who's in, like, an airplane, and he throws her, and then she does a triple backflip, and then falls off a cliff with a parachute, and then she lands in a pool full of, like, you know, men and women.
02:03:45.000Like, they want the craziest, most extreme... Like, that's the escalation, right?
02:03:48.000Yeah, it's like using drugs, you need to, you know, like, the... Bigger high.
02:03:51.000Yeah, you have to get a better high, and it's like, you know, that's what it is.
02:03:53.000No one's watching the love scene, I don't think.
02:04:17.000BD Blake says if you live in Pennsylvania, the governor taxes people with few kids to pay for school taxes and people with more kids to be exempt.
02:04:29.000No, they were like, we're gonna give you money if you hungry hungry and Poland Poland to Poland giving money to people stumping If you have you know much more than one child child, I think in the Soviet Union, too They also had a they would tax you if you were childless.
02:04:42.000So they was like it was incentive and also just punishment ole Uh, let's see.
02:04:48.000Olaykacab says, I've been depressed nearly all my life.
02:04:52.000I started taking vitamin D supplements for a month.
02:04:55.000I started taking vitamin supplements and vitamin D for a month or two.
02:04:59.000And within two weeks I felt free from the chains of depression.
02:05:02.000A lot of people are vitamin D deficient.
02:05:33.0004CDNNameChange says, I get a kick out of how we repurposed this collected plastic to make crappy bracelets, which you can buy so you feel like you're doing something to help the planet, which people end up throwing out and back into the ocean they go.
02:06:20.000Ethan Johansson says, next time you speculate on GMOs and farming practices on here, please have an actual farmer on to tell our side of the story and why we do what we do.
02:06:28.000Like MN Millennial Farmer, Zach Johnson, Brian's Brown Farming Videos, or How Farms Work, Ryan Kay.
02:06:39.000We've been really, we've been really trying to get researchers from universities on near-death experiences and life after death.
02:06:46.000But, it's just, it's hard to get non-pop cycle, like, if someone's doing research on something very trendy or popular, then it's very easy to get them and book them.
02:08:26.000So the origin of the story is a book called The Case for the UFO, about UFOs and the exotic means of propulsion they might use.
02:08:35.000And then he said he received two letters from Carlos Miguel Allende, Carl M. Allen, who claimed to have witnessed a secret World War II experiment at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard.
02:08:45.000In the experiment, he claimed the destroyer, the USS Eldridge, was rendered invisible.
02:08:52.000government always does really wacky, crazy stuff, including, you know, the story about the men who stare at goats.
02:08:58.000And I actually talked to some of those scientists involved, and they were talking about high-level quantum physics and manifestation and spirituality.
02:09:05.000There was also a movie based on that, but one of the high-level kind of generals involved in that actually reached out to me.
02:09:12.000I actually spent time with him in Chile, and he blew my mind away.
02:09:15.000We are going to have a bonus segment talking about all this stuff, because this is crazy.
02:09:18.000They claim to engineer reality, so we'll get to it.
02:11:29.000You know, we can, we can overshort, we could do all this ridiculous market manipulation, but the second little guy has the tools to do it, you know, shut it down.
02:11:36.000And we went there and we were saying that and the leftists agree with us.
02:11:39.000Some of them would have just liked to shut down the markets completely.
02:11:41.000You know, my view was this was a self-regulating aspect.
02:11:44.000The overshort balanced out the overshort.
02:11:46.000Uh, so the short squeeze balanced out the overshort, excuse me.
02:11:50.000Alright, we got this one from Emmanuel NG.
02:11:52.000Says, I love you Tim, Ian, Lids, and Luke.
02:11:54.000Gavin, it's too soon for me to get attached.
02:11:56.000Low PPM drug water filtration technology exists, but you won't get that mass produced without someone making money, money, money.
02:12:55.000Trucker Hat says also check out Marine Corps looks at building three new Pacific regiments to counter China Marine, counter China Marine Corps times.
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