Trump's lawyer under oath on evidence of voter fraud in many states, Rand Paul says something must be done about it, and we're joined by Jack Murphy to talk about the blizzard that's hitting the East Coast, and how he managed to get through it.
00:00:37.000we had a hearing today and it was streamed live We got to watch as we heard from the Trump campaign's lawyer under oath about evidence that there was voter fraud in many states.
00:01:13.000Again, let me stress that for you because many on the left and the mainstream media don't seem to understand this.
00:01:17.000The Trump campaign lawyers Stated, definitively, under oath, this is our evidence of voter fraud.
00:01:24.000If you think they're lying, please, you know, send the prosecutor and give me some perjury charges, all right?
00:01:31.000But for now, you can't keep saying they have not presented their case under oath, and you can't keep saying there's no evidence, because they certainly presented it.
00:01:38.000Well, Rand Paul steps up and he says, in many ways, the election was stolen, there was fraud, and something must be done.
00:01:44.000He didn't go as far as to say, because of fraud, which is the fancy phrase that YouTube will ban us for, but he did make a pretty bold statement.
00:01:52.000And that means, to many people, Rand Paul is going to be the senator who joins the House member Republican, probably Mo Brooks, and disputes the electoral vote come January 6th.
00:02:01.000And in my opinion, this means nothing.
00:02:04.000Because the Republicans have no political willpower and probably will do nothing.
00:02:08.000And Mitch McConnell's already begging Republicans to roll over and let the Democrats do what they want.
00:02:12.000So I certainly imagine that come January 6th, you may see some principled Republicans and you'll see most of them go, but I don't wanna.
00:02:19.000Can't we just let the Democrats do it?
00:03:17.000Not only that, I was like, if Jack can't make it up while being this, you know, like 6'5", bearded man, I demand he walk here through the rugged snow like, I'm coming on the run.
00:05:47.000Ladies and gentlemen, for everything we've just gone through, Jack Murphy dragging his sleigh through the snow to make it here, bare hands.
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00:06:26.000Yeah, you can say, you can lie to the American people, at least, and call for a repeated war, which gets us into this 20-year quagmire, and you can claim that Trump is a Russian asset, still, to this day, working for the Soviets, not just Russia, because they said 1987, all right?
00:06:43.000They said 1987, and you are okay, but if you claim Two things.
00:06:50.000The first is that there's widespread voter fraud or error.
00:06:52.000And the second, you combine that with a statement that it changed the outcome, they remove your content.
00:06:59.000Which is really interesting considering a lot of what's coming out right now and this statement from Rand Paul, which I will now read.
00:07:04.000The Hill reports, quote, the fraud happened.
00:07:08.000The election in many ways was stolen and the only way it will be fixed is by in the future reinforcing the laws.
00:07:13.000Paul said during a hearing with testimony from Christopher Krebs, the president's former cybersecurity chief, who was fired by Trump after he reported there was no interference in the election.
00:07:22.000Paul made the remarks as Krebs, wearing a mask, looked on skeptically, his arms crossed, in front of his chest.
00:07:29.000The remarks were notable because Paul is seen as one of the senators who might join a bid by Retmo Brooks to challenge the election's outcome and overturn the results in several states, despite a series of court decisions that have rejected claims of widespread fraud as unsubstantiated.
00:07:54.000Maybe that's true, but in the hearing, it was stated by numerous people that the claims in these lawsuits pertaining to fraud were never actually ruled on the merits.
00:08:03.000So they didn't say necessarily it was unsubstantiated that there was widespread fraud.
00:08:07.000They said things like you have no standing, or it's too late to sue, or you know, this is a criminal matter that must be investigated and not for a civil court or whatever.
00:08:16.000I'll also point out Chris Krebs, who said there was no interference.
00:08:20.000He said specifically from a security perspective.
00:09:38.000Well, come January 6th, we're gonna find out.
00:09:42.000I'm willing to bet the Republicans, with absolutely zero political willpower, are gonna sit back and be like, Dude, Rand Paul is not a Republican.
00:09:52.000Like, he's a Republican, but he's not anything like Mitch McConnell.
00:10:32.000Bernie and the progressives were forced to drop down and beg the establishment for some kind of time and presence and they barely get any leverage.
00:11:03.000When I see memes from Trump supporters mocking police officers, I don't know if you saw this one, because you saw what happened in Michigan where the cop at the state capitol wouldn't let the Republican electoral candidates in the building.
00:11:14.000So then all of a sudden Trump supporters posting memes basically saying these cops are not heroes, they only care about their paycheck and not the constitution and stuff like that.
00:11:23.000So, that sentiment's already changed, and now they're basically going nuts after Mitch McConnell, saying it's time for him to, you know, for a new party leader.
00:11:34.000I think it's definitely fair to say that the GOP is fractured, and that the political realignment is happening right now in a very interesting way, where a lot of people who are anti-establishment are learning that they have a lot more in common than they have different from each other.
00:11:48.000But also, very interestingly, the Washington Examiner also just tweeted that in Nevada there are still legal arguments that quote
00:11:55.00042,000 people voted more than once, that at least 1,500 dead people voted, and that 19,000
00:12:02.000people voted even though they didn't live in Nevada. So we're still hearing some of these arguments.
00:12:07.000Will they actually translate and mean something? That was stated under oath by a Trump campaign
00:12:39.000Yeah, when the Trump lawsuit I think was in Nevada, the judges didn't even, the court didn't even want to look at the evidence.
00:12:45.000They were like, no, no, no, we're not going to do that.
00:12:47.000The Supreme Court, which is in favor of him, which was selected, there was a large number of people that were selected by him for the Supreme Court that were from the 2000 Bush v. Gore case.
00:12:58.000They're like, oh, we don't want to hear it as well?
00:13:01.000Like, what else do, what other writings on the wall do we need to see that there's a big rift within the establishment?
00:13:10.000I don't get why the court gets to pick what they decide to look at.
00:13:14.000They work for us, so why don't we just give them what to look at?
00:13:19.000They're an appellate court, not a trial court.
00:13:21.000They still work for the people, right?
00:13:23.000But they're in appellate courts, right?
00:13:25.000So the way it works is, you can file in court and have your trial, and then the judge issues their ruling.
00:13:30.000Congratulations, you're a citizen, you have that right.
00:13:33.000Now appeals courts, they can reject you and say the law was upheld.
00:13:37.000So when the Supreme Court says we're not going to look at it, usually it's because they're like, this decision was legit.
00:13:46.000But in this situation... In this situation it was really different because Texas, the lawsuit from the states, it's called original jurisdiction.
00:13:53.000Meaning, who does a state go to when they're filing a lawsuit against another state?
00:13:59.000They can't go to a circuit court because a circuit might be in one of these states or totally unrelated, so they file with the Supreme Court.
00:14:06.000Alito and Thomas believe they're obligated to take up these claims to represent, you know, to oversee these disputes between the states, but apparently Trump's appointees, Gorsuch, Amy Coney Barrett, and Kavanaugh did not agree and felt that they have the right to say no to these cases.
00:14:25.000I think one of the important things people need to realize about whether or not the election was stolen or anything, right now we're well past the point of the election.
00:14:33.000I don't think at this point the election matters in any way.
00:16:07.000Because right now, I'll tell you this.
00:16:09.000If 100 million people woke up today or tomorrow morning and all said Trump is president, Trump would be president.
00:16:16.000Seriously, if everyone in this country just one day said the Constitution doesn't exist, then it wouldn't exist.
00:16:22.000Its power is held in the fact that people swear an oath to it, that we believe in the system, we have confidence the system exists, and that's what matters.
00:16:29.000So Trump is fighting a kind of battle to prove some kind of legitimacy.
00:16:33.000The reason it's going through the courts and the reason it's going to go to January 6th when they dispute is to use the system that exists now to assert legitimacy.
00:18:20.000What if every news outlet said, the state of New Nevada now exists and here's its territory?
00:18:25.000People would be like, wow, and they believe it.
00:18:27.000Then when someone sues, people would be like, it's a thing, right?
00:18:31.000So that's what the media has been relentlessly saying Joe Biden's president-elect, even though president-elect isn't determined until January 6th.
00:18:46.000Maybe what happens is that some information comes out, you know, from now until then, and then you have these Republican electoral candidates who cast their votes procedurally, so then, you know, something flips, and then the count says, you know, Republicans support Trump, Democrats support Biden, there's a dispute, it goes to Supreme Court or whatever, who knows, Trump ends up winning, something like that.
00:19:07.000It's using the system's legitimacy to claim you are president, but I tell you, I think that when they're saying it's over now, then they're saying, but on January 6th, we'll see Trump's final plan.
00:19:17.000It's not over election-wise until January 20th, when Joe Biden swears an oath and he's sworn in to the Oval Office and all that stuff, and Trump leaves.
00:19:51.000And so right now everything is about who can be the fastest with the story and the narrative who can have flood the zone with the most information and the most stories that people can latch on to and believe are reality.
00:20:03.000And that's why the stop the steal guys are keep going and the protests keep going and the never give up no black pill people keep going because you're right there.
00:20:22.000I was reading about the War for Independence, the Revolutionary War, and you know, back in the day, we talked about this before, when they signed the Declaration of Independence, there were drafts before they signed it.
00:20:34.000They signed it on July 2nd, I believe, and then the announcement was like July 4th, I guess, and that's when like the final version came out or something.
00:20:40.000But it wasn't until, I think, what was the date?
00:21:03.000Now, realistically, the Revolutionary War was already happening.
00:21:06.000It was happening, I think, for like two years before they signed the Declaration of Independence.
00:21:10.000Because the colonies were already in revolt.
00:21:13.000So it had been going on for a long time.
00:21:15.000But this is what I was saying a long time ago.
00:21:17.000You used to, you'd be sitting on your farm or whatever, or you'd be working on someone's farm, whatever you did, and then, you know, a postal rider would come and be like, we have a letter from the king!
00:21:25.000It's, you know, it's finally arrived after three months!
00:21:28.000And you read it, and it says like, you know, you suck, and you're like, oh yeah, well you suck, send it back, and then three months later the king gets it.
00:21:34.000A year goes by before any real action is taken, so you were living your life, you were eating food with your friends and your family, and you were working, enjoying yourself, and in the sun, and all the political stuff was so stretched out.
00:21:45.000Once every other month you'd have like some kind of political thing happen, and you'd be like, ah, now it's every day, every minute, something changes.
00:21:52.000I wake up, and there's like ten stories of like crazy apocalyptic news revelations.
00:22:03.000And this is why we had elections in November and inaugurations in January because it took people to travel so long across the country to get to Washington D.C.
00:22:14.000But right now there is a lot to say about this inundation of information, of data, And also, who controls it, the algorithms that are set, and how they play on our emotions, feelings, and larger expansion of life, which has a huge detrimental effect, in my opinion.
00:22:31.000Well, the first thing was that, back in the day, it took so long to get information that we actually needed people to represent us in politics.
00:23:46.000And a bunch of people who have no idea what's going on asserting rights and like their right to control and manipulate the system to a direct democracy degree.
00:24:51.000And that's the problem with mob voting or mob rule or you know.
00:24:56.000I remember being on the ground in Boston after that bombing happened.
00:25:00.000I drove up from New York City and just hearing all the fake news reports going around and seeing it translated with panic in the streets of saying, We got to look out we got to fight for this guy and people
00:25:09.000not know his name I don't say his name though because he was innocent and so
00:25:12.000the concern is I think representative Constitutional Republic is a good thing
00:25:17.000I think the problem is we have corrupt representatives for the most part almost all of them except for a small handful
00:25:23.000But when you have a bunch of people like even even a you know a direct Republic
00:25:28.000It's an interesting concept because it would still have the Electoral College
00:25:31.000You'd still have you know Congress per district and everything like that in different districts
00:25:35.000You know all based on a certain number of people so you'd still get you know senators I suppose
00:25:53.000Now, instead of that person saying yay or nay for that area, those people would do a mass vote, and then that area would produce a yay or nay vote of the other 534.
00:26:01.000And then each area would give their one 535th.
00:26:06.000So what ends up happening is what we're supposed to have is a politician who understands the policies, who visits the areas and understands the needs of each area and says, if one group comes to me and says fracking is wrong and destroying the environment, we must ban it.
00:26:23.000And another group comes to me and says fracking is good.
00:26:25.000It's the lifeblood of Western Pennsylvania.
00:26:32.000There's a lot of concerns about fracking, but I think many of these people may be incorrect, and I can't take away the livelihoods of people who are, you know, impoverished and not making that much money, so we're gonna have to make sure we have some kind of compromise, but fracking will stand.
00:26:49.000The people in the cities would outvote the rural areas, shutting it down and destroying all of their lives.
00:26:54.000Because they don't know anything about that area, they don't live there, and they've never visited it.
00:26:59.000But when you have districts, the districts vote for their interests, so that would make sense.
00:27:03.000But when you have senators, those are the people who are supposed to go around the state and understand the full issues, and they try to pander to each and every group to find that right balance of lowest common denominator, maximum vote.
00:27:13.000The problem is, parties on the ballot.
00:27:16.000I think this is a big thing we can solve a lot of these problems.
00:27:18.000We were talking about this the other day.
00:27:40.000People want to vote for our platform, though.
00:27:42.000They want to know sort of what the big picture is.
00:27:45.000They want to know what the worldview is.
00:27:46.000They don't want to just... I disagree.
00:27:48.000People who vote for Democrat aren't voting because of what they think the platform is or whatever.
00:27:52.000They're just like, Democrat good, Republican bad, or Republican good, Democrat bad.
00:27:56.000Like, you know, the story we brought up again, that the trans-Satanist anarchist who ran as a Republican in the primary and won in, I think it was in New Hampshire, right?
00:28:46.000But if they go in and they say, well, I know I want to vote for Trump or whatever.
00:28:49.000I don't know about the rest of these people.
00:28:51.000Then Trump gets the vote and they don't vote for other people.
00:28:53.000And then the people who get into the ones that people actually wanted and supported.
00:28:57.000I think we're all talking about the same thing and that's low information voters and the problem is people aren't informed that they're programmed and whether it's you know schools the mainstream media hollywood and more than ever social media we are seeing the programming of individuals to think a certain way and to have their limited point of view be projected in their small little echo chambers Which prevails on social media more than ever that reinforces people's beliefs rather than having them open-minded rather than have them thinking and I think if we could just get individuals thinking or open-minded or set up the cultural institutions or you know culture crash in some ways to allow people to see that there's different perspectives, there's different ideas, there's different options out there that I think naturally human beings would go towards those options and then go towards a better path than the crappy path that we are on right now.
00:29:48.000I think this is one of the most important issues facing the country today.
00:29:51.000I think that that is a skill that we need to teach people.
00:29:57.000And we talk about how Jordan Peterson often said that people don't have ideas, but ideas have people.
00:30:02.000We want to train our guys to be people who, who identify their own beliefs.
00:30:07.000And are strong enough mentally, emotionally, spiritually, physically, and integrated in that capacity so that they can embody those values and make a choice to live like that, a deliberate conscious choice in your belief system.
00:30:20.000Because right now there's a battlefield in your brain and the first mover is often the one who wins and you don't even know it.
00:30:25.000Let's be honest when a person is born they're thrown into ... the system and the system choose them up and spits them ... out uses and abuse of them to the highest level kids are ... told go get a degree go get a loan go be in servitude for ... the rest of your life paying off something that you can't ... legitimately pay off unless you're a slave to the cog of a ... machine that of course ruins any form of logical real ... sovereign individual existence.
00:30:50.000So I think that right there is the essential key.
00:30:56.000Because I see a lot of institutions, I see schools, mainstream media, Hollywood, social media, all reinforcing the establishment line, all reinforcing the doctrine that puts them on this machine.
00:31:08.000That a lot of people don't know how to escape.
00:31:10.000The first, it starts at home and it starts with parents and it starts with fathers leading their families and teaching their kids.
00:31:15.000These are life skills, like teach you how to hunt, teach you how to balance a checkbook, teach you how to be a sense maker and how to be personally sovereign.
00:31:22.000And so you can choose your own ideas and make your own selection.
00:31:54.000And so we need to, we need the stakes are higher.
00:31:57.000So the, the rationally ignorant or had by an idea sort of a selection, um, the calculus is changing on that.
00:32:05.000Well, dumb people and low IQ people are getting abused more than ever.
00:32:09.000And I think it's in everyone's kind of best interest that that doesn't happen because it hurts everyone on the larger kind of spectrum here.
00:32:16.000And that's why I've been always talking about homeschooling.
00:32:18.000New Hampshire has one of the biggest homeschooling networks.
00:32:22.000It also has some of the highest IQs in all of the United States.
00:32:25.000Which shows you that, you know, I think it's critically essential to get away from all these institutions.
00:33:38.000So certainly you still have your left and right tribalists, your Democrats, your Republicans.
00:33:41.000But in the traditional political system, it was just the exploitation of the low information voter from both parties.
00:33:49.000But now with Trump and with Bernie, to a certain degree, you have more active individuals.
00:33:55.000Unfortunately, I think the left has fake progressive grifters in high-profile positions who claim to represent the left, but really don't.
00:34:04.000I'm not going to say who they are, but they're very prominent.
00:34:07.000And then on the right, you have people who will probably be accused of the same thing, but more nuanced discussions, more debate, and an actual interest in intellectual honesty.
00:34:15.000And I'll give you a really good example.
00:34:55.000You know, I think that's an underappreciated phenomenon is the intellectual wing of the MAGA movement.
00:35:00.000I think there's a lot of very thoughtful people that are analyzing the academic and philosophical trends and that they're really taking a principled stance.
00:35:08.000Somebody like James Lindsay is a guy who went through a very public experience of coming to grips and understanding that in order to stand up for what he believed was right, he needed to get in with MAGA.
00:35:20.000And there's a lot of people On that edge, you know, that you keep thinking are going to break this way, are going to finally see.
00:35:26.000You know, guys like Andrew Sullivan or Eric Weinstein and those guys, you think that they're just on the cusp, but they're not.
00:35:42.000It's so crazy that Sam Harris is famous for his articulate assessment of radical Islam.
00:35:50.000And he sits on Bill Maher with Ben Affleck and he's like, when we look at the concentric circles, you can see that 51 million people are explaining how there are illiberal beliefs among this religion.
00:36:45.000Listen, you can argue that 16-year-olds should have the right to vote, fine, but you're not going to tell me that a 16-year-old is a high-information voter.
00:36:52.000There may be a small group of, what did Jen call them, indigo children, who are just gifted and know in their progies they exist.
00:37:02.000But politics, there's so much you have to learn and experience through life to truly empathize and understand.
00:37:08.000It's possible to be a very smart young person and have understood that.
00:37:11.000Maybe, you know, you spent your formative years working and traveling, so you got a bigger dose of reality than the average person.
00:37:17.000A lot of these kids grow up institutionalized and never see the world.
00:37:21.000Even after they're 22, graduate from college, they still never left their hometown.
00:37:24.000Man, so many of the kids in this country haven't left the six square block radius of their house or their apartment in the city that they live in.
00:37:32.000And the Democrats' plan is, we should get them to vote.
00:37:59.000When I was younger, I thought about something interesting because I met a lot of people who would tell me that they were, you know, Republicans because they were fiscally conservative, but they didn't agree with Republicans on social issues.
00:38:09.000And I'm like, right, this is kind of like the libertarians were, right?
00:38:13.000But then I thought about a lot of the arguments about personal responsibility and the Democrats' arguments for welfare, benefits, free, you know, free healthcare, free college, free this, free that.
00:38:22.000And I'm like, man, it really does sound like you've got two parents, and your dad is saying, look, son, if you wanna buy candy, you gotta go work to get the money to buy the candy with.
00:38:33.000And the mom's going, just give him the candy, dear.
00:38:40.000Yeah, but you know, you make an interesting comparison there.
00:38:43.000In raising a child, having a mom who's going to coddle you and give you stuff and a dad that's going to tell you to take risks and tough love, that's a great combination.
00:39:01.000And we have a lot of people being shipped in to be the nannies and the nannies are like, let's just put the kid in front of the TV or give them a screen.
00:39:08.000And as you said, kids sometimes don't even leave the six block radius.
00:39:11.000I would say their eyes don't even leave the screen for more than the entire day that they're up and awake.
00:39:17.000I just got a really good idea for a skit.
00:39:21.000One politician is, you know, he's like, he's not wearing a tie, it's unbuttoned, he's really relaxed, his sleeves are folded up or whatever, and he's like, listen, we're gonna get this country back on track, but it's gonna take hard work from all of us, and we're gonna pitch in, we're gonna strengthen our community, and together, we will lead this nation anew!
00:40:09.000I don't know if that's just something that we're seeing because of the social media lens that we have, but it definitely seems like there are more people who are not in the know than the people who are in the know.
00:40:18.000Well, you know, it used to be that the people were... I hate this low-information voter.
00:40:22.000I like the phrase, uh, rationally ignorant, right?
00:40:26.000The rationally ignorant used to just be that, rationally ignorant, but now through casual interaction through social media, they're not just rationally ignorant.
00:40:35.000Now they're just like accidentally, you know, what's the word when you become an ideology?
00:41:23.000We communicate sub-vocally, we communicate through colors, we communicate through images, we communicate through associations and consistency.
00:41:31.000This doesn't bother me, having the parties on the ballot.
00:41:34.000And I find it is a useful conduit for information.
00:41:38.000If you see Ron or Rand Paul and you're like, I love that guy, therefore I must vote for Republicans.
00:41:42.000And then you end up putting someone like Mitch McConnell into office.
00:42:14.000A couple of things we've seen over the past couple hundred years is that we've eroded the nature of the republic closer towards federalization and direct democracy.
00:42:25.000That's been a onward trend, a big trend.
00:42:28.000So that's I think that has Sort of changed the shape of this country is.
00:42:32.000It used to be that the states would appoint electors.
00:42:35.000It used to be that the states would appoint senators.
00:42:38.000And then we've slowly changed all the rules to be like popular vote, popular vote, popular vote.
00:42:43.000And now they're trying to do it once again.
00:42:47.000Should we, if we believe in the founding, we believe in the original principles of the country, we believe in the constitution and all that.
00:42:56.000As a thought example, if we brought the Founding Fathers back today, coached them up on what was going on, shouldn't we just do what we think they would do?
00:43:58.000And Washington didn't like political parties.
00:44:01.000That, I think, they were spot on about.
00:44:03.000Well, Washington believed in term limits, which should be implemented, I think, everywhere within the Senate and the Congress.
00:44:10.000And now we're living in a time where, literally, Hillary Clinton votes in the Electoral College and then says that we need to abolish the Electoral College immediately, just like she did a couple of days ago, which is a little mind boggling, to say the least.
00:44:30.000I think we need a parliamentary hearing from the British courts to determine whether or not the vote from the Founding Fathers had any legal authority in the first place.
00:44:47.000So, I'm joking, but when I see these Republican electoral candidates cast their procedural votes and everybody says they're not official, they're illegitimate or whatever, I'm like, the Founding Fathers, I was reading about this, they're like, by what appointment or election did they become the representatives for the Continental Congress?
00:45:16.000And, in fact, there's really interesting writing about how, you know, What was going on, the conflict at the Crown, was not worth it because too many people were dying and it was too much chaos and it was better to just pay your taxes and shut up.
00:45:29.000A lot of what we see now for many of these Democrat cities, as the governors, you know, pass these edicts destroying everything, they're like, well, well, no, you know, calm down.
00:45:38.000Actually, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, that was wrong.
00:45:40.000I should say conservatives are doing that right now.
00:45:42.000Conservatives are the ones who are like, you know, and I don't mean Trump supporters or all conservatives, but they're the ones who are just like, You know, the Republicans who are saying we have to vote Republican for the Senate, meanwhile they won't actually fight for anything.
00:45:55.000The Democrats are screaming at the top of their lungs, non-stop demanding things, and they get it.
00:46:00.000The Republicans are just sitting there going like, uh, in a minute, and then sure, fine, you can have whatever you want, and they're not doing anything.
00:46:28.000I could send it to you, Lydia, if you want right now, but this is in New York City, just another... The story just broke 40 minutes ago, but this is another just egregious example.
00:47:35.000And now once these establishment cronies get their first chance, they're like, Here's the thing, a political party could change very, very quickly because what we're talking about is the MAGA network.
00:47:44.000The network is what launched Trump into office over the objections of all of the GOP establishments still to this day.
00:47:51.000And that network still exists and that network still wants action.
00:47:54.000And with proper alignment, a plausible promise, that network's direction could be just pointed in a different way.
00:48:01.000And if you look at American history, political parties realign all the time, and have throughout the beginning of the U.S.
00:48:08.000Constitution, and we are kind of seeing that happening right now, where a lot of the values of the left, and even in the year 2000, are becoming the values of the right, which is becoming anti-war, pro-free speech, which is something that we never thought would be something that Republicans would be kind of representing, or not even Republicans, people on the right, which I think is a more fair example of saying.
00:48:30.000When we have these guests on the show who are in their 20s and they're Democrats who voted for Biden, they were children when Occupy Wall Street was happening.
00:48:39.000They were toddlers when George W. Bush was starting these wars.
00:48:44.000They weren't alive, many of them, when 9-11 happened.
00:48:48.000Or they were babies or completely unaware.
00:49:38.000There needs to be a point where we have principled conservatism that stays where it is, and then principled, sort of, I don't want to say leftism, but maybe Social liberalism or some left-leaning policies, and a real negotiation on how far is too far in either direction.
00:50:00.000When Obama got his way and said, you are legally obligated to buy health insurance or pay a fine, where were the Republicans to say, okay, we'll negotiate there.
00:50:10.000We will absolutely give you your individual mandate, and we want one of our own.
00:50:14.000Everyone must buy a gun, otherwise pay a fine.
00:50:54.000It's a constant quest for power, where you have one side that demands it and takes it, and another side, the Republicans, who are just like basically holding a rope and being dragged along the way.
00:51:04.0009 million people changed their vote from Obama to Trump in 2016.
00:51:09.000I wonder if that number grew significantly in this last election.
00:51:13.000It just doesn't seem to have been enough.
00:51:15.000Don't forget that he only won in 2016 77,000 votes across three states and just a handful of counties really made the difference.
00:51:23.000How do you feel about a peaceful divorce?
00:53:31.000His police, oath breakers, New York police officers, arrested a bar owner for violating COVID restrictions after executing a sting in which they ordered food from the restaurant, AP reported.
00:53:42.000The New York City Sheriff's deputies entered Mac's public house in Staten Island, New York and ordered $40 worth of food and beverages, according to a Sheriff's Office press release.
00:54:57.000Because you need, in a civilized society, and this is like a lot of intellectual dark webs, this is Brett Weinstein said, police need to be able to make arrests.
00:55:04.000Someone is going to commit a crime, and we need a system by which they can reasonably identify somebody, arrest them, and bring them in, and so we have these laws.
00:55:16.000But I think police, aside from a lot of the dumb stuff, you know, the quotas, fines, or whatever, We need to be able to call a cop and say, you are the essential first layer of defense for when a crime is committed.
00:55:27.000I report it to you as an official, you know, arbiter.
00:55:30.000You're neutral, you're not, you know, in many cases.
00:55:33.000Then it goes to the courts, the DAs, and that's the process we have.
00:55:49.000When Michael Mouse was on the show and he mentioned that in New York City we have a constitutional right to bear arms, but these cops don't let him.
00:56:30.000They're very political when they're following through on these decrees that haven't even been officially passed by the kind of rule of law that everyone accepts everyone to go by.
00:56:38.000There's even official case law where the New York City Police Department argued that they don't have to do anything.
00:56:45.000They don't have to help anyone during a moment of... You interviewed the guy.
00:56:50.000Yeah, the cops like watch the dude get stabbed.
00:56:53.000Yes, there was a mass murderer running around, Joe Lizito, a guy who looked very similar to you, I don't know if you know about the story of Joe Lizito, amazing human being, this random guy starts trying to kill people on the subway, he intervenes, he gets stabbed up, he takes him down, the police officers are literally standing there right next to him watching him as he's getting stabbed in his skull with a huge butcher knife.
00:57:16.000Right then as he subdued by Joe as the police officers ... are literally watching the whole time this whole ... intercation with guns with batons not doing anything ... literally they take Joe off put the suspect in handcuffs ... and they wait there for a long time Joe wakes up in the ... hospital almost lost his life.
00:57:35.000It was an inch away from losing his life because of the blood loss, because of the time it took the NYPD to figure out what was going on.
00:57:42.000The train was in the middle of the tracks and they took him a very long time to get them to the next track to get Joe into an ambulance.
00:57:48.000He wakes up and he has the mayor there congratulating these police officers who are deemed heroes of Who saved the innocent people and they called Joe an innocent person.
00:57:59.000Joe took the NYPD to court, one for libel calling him a victim when he's the one that took down the perp with the knife as the police officers were literally standing there and the New York City Police Department argued and won successfully that they had no duty to help serve or protect anyone and that's the case law on the books right now that the police officers don't have to do or abide by any kind of Decree to do anything for you.
00:59:09.000Our local department was really, really nice.
00:59:11.000And we're now, essentially, nearly to the point where we're officially moved away.
00:59:16.000And I was like, it's insane to say defund the police because most police departments are not big city police departments.
00:59:22.000Big city police departments are big, massive with huge budgets like New York's was like six million dollars, but most departments are not.
00:59:29.000And so you got to make sure you differentiate between what the left is saying when they say defund the police, Well, they're talking specifically about the big city cops, right?
00:59:37.000They're talking about the places where they vote for these people, these mayors.
00:59:41.000They vote for these politicians, these representatives and these governors.
01:00:19.000The DAs, the people vote for it, and the cops try and go and shut it down.
01:00:21.000Nah, at this point, if you in Oregon want, as an officer, are gonna shut down these businesses by edict, and, you know, violate the rights of individuals, then why should I care if the people say this is allowed?
01:00:35.000If the DA says they're allowed to do it, then so be it.
01:00:37.000What if someone set up an autonomous zone in your backyard?
01:02:33.000I've got a lot of sources inside NPD and they are always constantly telling me how opposed they are to Mayor Bowser.
01:02:40.000How opposed they are to the Black Lives Matter stuff on the street.
01:02:43.000How opposed they are to the, uh, sort of rules of engagement that they have and the restrictions that are put on them and, and how difficult it is to check out riot gear and like all these things that make it even just harder for them to do their job, harder for them to be safe, et cetera.
01:03:28.000That could have been just a couple of, you know, Angry jerks that I want to see that I want to see all of the NYPD Calling in a blue flu and saying this crossed the line.
01:03:38.000We won't enforce it and they won't do that They won't stand back while riots happen They'll have the little slowdown as of course riots are hitting Fifth Avenue and they won't do anything then which they did in And leaving people helpless as of course people are just literally running down the street taking whatever they want.
01:05:39.000You know, you may you bring up a good point with your with your joke.
01:05:43.000It does take a superhero to resist to say no to a direct order to maybe perhaps violate what who knows what they believe the law is what their education level is on these decrees versus legislation, whatever.
01:05:57.000It takes a hero to stand alone in a circumstance like that.
01:06:01.000I'm not saying it justifies doing the sting.
01:06:09.000A lot of officers, when they're given a choice, hey, do you want to have a paycheck for your family or you want to not have a paycheck for your family?
01:06:16.000They're going to make the decision that's going to work out for them best.
01:06:19.000And this is why we have them doing absurd things like ... dressing up as undercover average civilians and they and ... this is not the first time something like this has ... happened there was undercover officers dressing up as ... homeless people so they could get people for giving money ... in some institutions and in some places and also speeding.
01:06:57.000Here's the simple way I'll break it down.
01:06:59.000When there are innocent people having their businesses destroyed who did nothing, I think the police do a good job when they stand up and they defend the city and they try to maintain order to the best of their abilities.
01:07:12.000It's a very difficult position to be in.
01:07:13.000And that's why I say, when Antifa is calling for defunding the police while burning everything down, I'm like, y'all are nuts.
01:07:19.000But then what happens when, after you've said, thank you officer, you did a good job, he says, shut your goddamn mouth and cracks you in the mouth with a truncheon, and then he personally throws the brick through your window.
01:08:16.000And then there's that viral video, I think it was out of California, where you had the, it was a Knicks Greek, I think it was, and the health inspector, the door was open.
01:08:36.000These people are psychopaths, and we are in serious trouble.
01:08:40.000Because we're at a point now where there's no cohesive culture, where people are like, we are a nation of laws, and we abide by the Constitution.
01:08:48.000We're now a nation of people who are like, I don't know, just, you know, I was told to do it.
01:08:52.000And the bureaucrats that were enforcing these laws that ... you were specifically mentioning at that restaurant ... were even screamed at by average civilians walking by ... saying why aren't you at Costco why aren't you at ... Walmart why are the big multinational corporations ... allowed to exist meanwhile small independent businesses ... are getting squashed out.
01:09:11.000As these plutocrats are literally obsessing about a ... great reset and the redefinition of capitalism ... that of course will empower them with even more authority ... more regulations more rules and more bullcrap that will only ... happen because these officers are deciding to choose to ... listen to someone like Andrew come on if they decided to have ... a backbone some of them are there's a few Sheriff's in New ... York that decided and said no and of course what did Andrew ...
01:09:39.000He said that they're dictators because ... they're choosing not to follow his own decrees and this is ... the person by the way that was also seriously accused of ... abusing a female counterpart which again a lot of people in ... the mainstream media aren't talking about especially CNN ... MSNBC but most importantly Joe Biden is considering this ... man that just banned the the Confederate flag like like in ... New York we have so many problems we have so many issues ...
01:10:04.000But this man's main objective is to ban a symbol that ... no one really cares about in New York anyway that does ... nothing just virtual signal to people how much of an ... authoritarian is this man might be the next Attorney ... General of the United States imagine the chaos the pain and ... suffering that he will cause when he has more power ... underneath him and more willing servants more obeyers ... that of course will follow out every one of his orders ... without even thinking about it.
01:10:32.000Andrew Cuomo instructed sick COVID patients into nursing homes, killing about 6,500 people.
01:10:37.000Meanwhile, there was hospitals all over New York City.
01:12:24.000When they do, which is not even as bad as Antifa, because Antifa attacks innocent regular people and threatens innocent regular people.
01:12:32.000Now, it was wrong because the churches that the Proud Boys ripped the banners off of were innocent, but it's not to the same scale of Antifa, you know, chasing people down the street and beating them.
01:12:42.000The Proud Boys are facing hate crime charges.
01:14:22.000It's the police Twitter handle is the one that decides how to characterize it.
01:14:27.000So I'm sure that's a political decision, right?
01:14:29.000And then once it's characterized as a hate or bias crime, then it goes to some sort of liaison unit whose job it is for them to go and investigate.
01:14:36.000And I have a feeling it will get lost somewhere in there.
01:14:39.000First of all, they haven't been able to confirm or convict that they were theft in the first place.
01:14:43.000And it's totally perfectly legal to take a Black Lives Matter banner, burn it, whatever.
01:14:47.000So a lot of these guys that were surrounding it, there's no crime for them because as far as they knew, someone had a banner and they burned it.
01:15:05.000But the interesting thing is you're right about the hate crime.
01:15:07.000It's like, Black Lives Matter is such an exquisitely crafted phrase that it is at once a political movement, it's at once a statement of some sort of fact, and it's at once something that tugs on your heartstrings about being a racist or not.
01:15:22.000But the truth is, it means different things to different people.
01:15:26.000When the church puts it up on there, I'm sure they really mean like Black Lives Matter.
01:15:29.000We should just, let's not have black people die.
01:16:06.000And it just cracks me up to see them just going down the normal route.
01:16:10.000But it's not a hate crime to burn a donkey or an elephant or even the flag.
01:16:15.000The reason I bring this up is for one, yes, I want to be critical of what the Proud Boys did to a certain degree.
01:16:20.000But also defend them in the sense that if the DAs allow this, if the media allows this for Antifa, then how could they come out with this double standard?
01:16:29.000It just shows you the media clearly doesn't represent the people.
01:17:28.000Because the city said we got rid of it and the main area, the streets were opened up, but the park itself remained occupied by these far leftists.
01:17:39.000And in the meantime, we've had many stories of people defying lockdown and the NYPD shows up and arrests them.
01:17:47.000How incredible is that at the far left can riot they can they can destroy things they can I'll tell you this we got a story where a guy Has a business.
01:17:57.000It was called Rio's ribs and the neighboring building was burnt down and It caused damage to, like, the greater structure, I guess, or to the neighboring buildings.
01:18:05.000And so he gave an interview where he was disparaging the rioters.
01:18:09.000So the next day, on security footage, you can watch this.
01:18:12.000They released the video just the other day.
01:18:14.000A guy burns the man's business to the ground.
01:18:18.000Don't you dare speak up against us, says this lunatic.
01:18:37.000In the actual newsroom, I'm like, who are they protecting?
01:18:40.000Like, are they trying to catch this person?
01:18:42.000Do they want to know who actually did this?
01:18:44.000Who's actually burning down people's buildings for political reasons?
01:18:47.000Because in these places, the far left is protected.
01:18:50.000They can literally burn it down and the media's like, cover their face because we don't want to get murdered.
01:18:53.000And then we have to understand George Soros is financing a lot of these attorney generals and going into local towns and smaller cities and saying, you know what, we're going to give them millions of dollars.
01:19:06.000That provides grants to nonprofits who then fund...
01:19:11.000And they financed a lot of different ones that are creating and sowing havoc in big cities like San Francisco.
01:19:18.000The San Francisco Attorney General is now the Los Angeles Attorney General and that's why a lot of people are saying what we saw in San Francisco with that entire mess.
01:19:25.000I remember even a few months ago walking down the street in San Francisco covering the utter madness.
01:19:31.000I was doing a random walk and talk video and I literally saw a woman screaming, police officers hearing it and walking the other direction.
01:19:39.000There was crap I watched the lady walk into the middle of the street and she was like big fat lady and just drop trowel right there in the middle of the street just go at it and I was like whoa dude yeah I wasn't even looking for it I was literally at the Capitol and you just see a whole bunch of people all around it shooting up
01:19:58.000urinating, crapping, and just totally out of it.
01:20:02.000It seems like a zombie world out there, and this is because of these attorney generals.
01:20:05.000Now Los Angeles has the same attorney general as they did in San Francisco.
01:20:09.000Same guy supported by Soros, and a lot of people are expecting the same thing to happen as he's making similar kind of protocols.
01:20:15.000Let me tie these ideas together real quick.
01:20:18.000When I see Antifa now start acting a fool, targeting innocent businesses, I'll be mad.
01:20:25.000But if I see far leftists setting up autonomous zones, Don't care.
01:20:28.000Because I see these cops abusing regular people and attacking the innocent.
01:21:04.000I don't agree with that, but in New York City specifically, If these cops know it's happening, and they keep doing that job, without protest, without standing up to defend the people of that city, then I think they're just- they're not cops.
01:21:17.000It's the Praetorian Guard for the Emperor.
01:21:40.000I think I agree with the 1312 thing, not to put it that way.
01:21:44.000But I think that if you have 1300 cops who are watching 12 cops do bad things and do nothing to stop it, What do you have to say for the other 1,300 cops?
01:22:28.000Most of us who came out, when that story came out, we were like, dude, that's wrong, we don't like what we saw.
01:22:32.000And then later we learned a bunch of new details, and you're like, ah, see, things change.
01:22:37.000But it's pretty clear-cut when a cop dresses up in civilian clothes and then arrests a restaurateur during an economic crisis where people are going homeless, where they're expecting hundreds of millions to starve, and the cops are just stomping people into the ground.
01:22:55.000And there's record homelessness now in New York City, and there was an article highlighting some of the pictures of people living on the streets.
01:23:02.000If you want to talk about unsanitary health conditions, that's it right there.
01:23:07.000There's people with scabs and scabies and all these kind of horrible illnesses because they have nowhere else to go that are literally... I mean, all the housing that they provide for them, a lot of it is filled up.
01:23:17.000There's an argument that some people make that the homeless people don't want to go to some of these housing, but The housing is getting filled up because of the horrible economic situation that has been created by the government.
01:23:28.000Here's, you want to know the best part about all this?
01:23:31.000In Seattle, in Washington and in Oregon where they're having these lockdowns, like many other places, and the police are enforcing it, well, look, the CDC said, right?
01:25:06.000Because you gotta understand the difference in the danger from being like a petroleum engineer and being a cop.
01:25:11.000A petroleum engineer, it's like, you do everything right and sometimes there's a faulty error and something blows and then you get knocked into the ocean or whatever.
01:25:17.000Being a cop, it's like, you don't know which person is gonna be the person who's scared and wants to flee or has a warrant, so they're gonna pull a gun.
01:25:24.000Well, I'm not, I'm not making, you know, that kind of argument that it's, you know, totally a safe and wonderful, amazing job.
01:25:30.000As a police officer, we have to understand the other side of it because they are dealing with the worst elements of our society.
01:25:36.000And if you're around that every day, that's going to affect your psyche.
01:25:39.000And that's why with most police officers, we see a higher rate of spousal abuse and also substance abuse than we do with any other profession out there.
01:25:47.000Since of course, I think there is something to say about people being affected by their environment.
01:26:18.000But it's really worth it because it really, Scooter Downie, also, and John Detroit, who worked on Hoaxed with Mike Cernovich, they did the direction and the producing.
01:26:28.000It's fantastic and really well thought out, so check it out.
01:27:46.000The very, very first time I was on the show back in what, March or something, you know, pre lockdown, February, we were talking about, uh, my 90 acre medieval town.
01:27:55.000You can fit 50 some thousand people in a walled town on 90 acres.
01:27:57.000We're gonna do a hippie libertarian kind of town where people can chill and just kind of have their own space.
01:28:58.000I mean, I feel like you're setting me up, Tim.
01:29:01.000Josh Hawley, a Republican, and Bernie Sanders, progressive Democrat, agreed on this $1,200 stimulus package and are pushing it, trying to force it.
01:29:14.000It's amazing to me that while I've praised that outright, it is the Democrats destroying the economy and then the Republicans siding with the Democrat on how they should solve the problem in the temporary.
01:29:25.000Instead of Josh Hawley coming out and saying, we are going to reopen the economies and pass a bill mandating federally that the Constitution be respected and these places reopen and their jobs can come back.
01:29:35.000Instead of doing that, once again it was on the Democrats' terms.
01:29:39.000Josh Hawley came and joined the Democrat position on how to solve the problem caused by the Democrats.
01:29:56.000A good leader would be the one who would say something very simply like, my friends, considering the coronavirus has spiked again, the first attempt at a lockdown is not going to stop this problem.
01:30:07.000And if we stay locked down, then more people will lose their lives to suicide, to homelessness, to desperation, to a lack of access to medical care.
01:30:15.000I'm with you a hundred we must make a hard choice and that means compromise. Here's the plan
01:30:21.000Social distancing will remain in effect nationwide We hope the governor's agree with us the federal governor's
01:30:26.000had the authority to instruct that but we hope you all agree
01:30:28.000we encourage strongly masks to the best of your abilities, but the elderly will be protected and
01:30:34.000Everyone else, please get on with your lives and be safe.
01:30:44.000I think less government is the answer.
01:30:46.000And I think the only way to get less government is by having more responsible, sovereign individuals taking responsibility into their own hands.
01:30:53.000I mean, I was in New York City earlier this year.
01:30:56.000I left and I'm not looking back and I'm never coming back ever again.
01:30:59.000I mean, there's so many unprecedented That RV is pretty sweet though, man.
01:31:05.000It's nice, but I literally left New York City, went straight to New Hampshire and started doing survival training courses and then doing my own trainings of them as I was... From Occupy Wall Street to the wilderness.
01:31:16.000I don't even want to say what I've been doing in the training I received.
01:31:54.000Stop blaming everyone else for your problems.
01:31:56.000I agree largely with that, and this dovetails with a conversation I've been having with Balaji on Twitter about labor mobility.
01:32:03.000So there was this idea in free trade that if you have free trade of capital, free trade of products, and free trade of people, That the people will move to where the opportunities are.
01:32:14.000And you can destroy this economy over here, and people will move over here.
01:32:17.000But what we found after WTO, after Black Bloc, Seattle, all that, what we found was, is that people don't like to move.
01:32:25.000Labor mobility is not as prevalent as people, as the models, the economic models like to say.
01:32:30.000And so the industries left, and then the people stayed.
01:32:33.000Then we have opioids, we have declining life expectancies, we have hollowed out towns, et cetera, et cetera.
01:32:53.000I'm going to a jurisdiction where I have the confidence that my rights and the things that I want will be protected for as long as possible, right?
01:33:01.000I would move to Southwestern Virginia, but it's a blue state.
01:33:54.000There's also a particular smell when spring comes.
01:33:56.000You know summer's coming when you smell that garbage.
01:33:58.000It's a weird sense that only true New Yorkers really know.
01:34:01.000I mean, I grew up there my entire life.
01:34:04.000I loved it when it was, you know, everyone has their little stories, but right now it's not the same city at all.
01:34:10.000And to see the abuse that people are going through.
01:34:13.000There's literal police officers walking around with binoculars.
01:34:16.000There's police officers looking through people's windows, fining them for the basic human activities of just trying to live.
01:34:23.000So I don't see a lot of people surviving, thriving, or if they do, they're going to be servants of a state that's going to use and abuse them at record levels like they are right now.
01:34:33.000So, now think about what's going to happen.
01:34:35.000Because what did Fauci and Bill Gates say?
01:35:48.000What I'm saying is, in the next year or two, with this lockdown, At a certain point, someone's going to be like, I have no food, I have nowhere to go, and I'm hungry.
01:36:35.000We have people in politics that got voted in because they're popular.
01:36:39.000What I'm saying is, or the D and the R, what I'm saying is right now, I think the best bet is, look, land is cheap in the middle of nowhere.
01:36:47.000But what you forfeit is access to clean running water.
01:36:51.000You know, when you live in New York City.
01:36:54.000Although, by the way, drill a well, you got the best water in the world.
01:36:58.000I mean, it's not... It's becoming more and more scarce, and there's many predictions that there will actually be more conflicts because of water rights coming very soon.
01:37:05.000Well, so that's why you want well water, but the issue with wells is that you gotta do a lot of testing.
01:37:08.000You got bacteria, you got mineral deposits.
01:37:11.000I've watched enough Homestead Rescue to know that it is possible.
01:37:41.000I think it's going to be something very important that people are going to need to learn.
01:37:45.000It builds a lot of good gut biome to keep your hands in the dirt, to actually work with seeds, to actually work with your own food.
01:37:51.000That's one of the most principle amazing things that you could do on the face of this earth is provide for yourself.
01:37:58.000And it sounds like manual labor for a lot of people, for a lot of flip-flop wearing Starbucks drinking yuppies, it's a nightmare.
01:38:05.000But in reality, when you start doing it, you get your hands in the dirt.
01:38:08.000It's one of the most beautiful, amazing feelings that you could ever have.
01:38:11.000As my good friend, Joe Norman, who's a homesteader in New Hampshire told me, he said, it reconnects you with the low frequency vibrations of the earth.
01:38:20.000And then that is a healthy place to be rather than the high frequency vibrations of social media and your handheld device and all that.
01:38:28.000Hippies call it grounding, and I'm looking at Ian, because I expect Ian to know what that is.
01:38:31.000Yeah, I used to stand barefoot in the dirt, and I would notice when it was cold outside, it would warm me up, because the warmth from the earth would come up into my feet, and when it was hot outside, it would cool me down, because the heat in my body would go into the earth.
01:38:43.000Well, there is an energy, there is a frequency that a lot of people talk about.
01:39:28.000So what you're saying is we can relocate again, the Timcast company and everything we're building and start bringing revenue into these towns and build up and help people find jobs.
01:39:41.000And then that's assuming you stop being Amazon's number one customer.
01:40:41.000But most importantly, you have a community of individuals that don't like the government, love responsibility, and they're building the Free State Project, which is literally a place where they set up marketplace stores where people sell and trade and barter.
01:40:55.000It's one of the largest places for cryptocurrency transactions than anywhere else in all of the United States.
01:41:02.000And to me, being there, spending my spring and summer there, I absolutely love And it's like 10 times the cost of West Virginia.
01:41:38.000I was at Hot Springs, Virginia, where, as a matter of fact, I was on vacation, Tim, on vacation, walking out of the restaurant without my mask on.
01:41:47.000Someone runs up behind me, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir.
01:41:50.000And I was like, oh, man, I'm going to get yelled at for not having a mask.
01:41:53.000I turn around and it's a guy in his mid 20s or early 30s goes.
01:42:00.000Dude, I was just like on vacation at a random place trying to get away That guy if he's watching yes, I think people should know too if they don't I saw some people in the chat Don't realize that you're you're booked as a regular like you have a regular schedule for the show.
01:42:32.000So in Southwest Virginia, for the money that I pay in D.C., I can have a thousand acres with a horse farm, horse ranch in the mountains with a river.
01:44:05.000We're down to probably like the tiny like it's like it's on E And I'm like we probably got 20 30 miles, and we drive on the Civic in the Honda Civic We drive past this building It's a little tiny farmhouse looking shack or whatever and I don't think twice my friend goes a gas pump And I was like what and I'd look back as we drive past it two little gas pumps.
01:44:23.000No signs nothing and I slam the brakes on I do a u-turn I go back and I walk up to the door there's no signs and I knock and I look and through the window I can see it was a store and I'm like get out of here and I walk in there's a little store and there's a guy sitting there with a little dog and I was like hey you sell gas and he goes yep and I was like can I pump gas like yep I was like $25 a gallon sir
01:46:00.000But you know, I think the thing is, when you're closer to the East Coast, like West Virginia, it's not that cold, not a whole lot of snow, it's like easier.
01:46:09.000But it can get hot in the summer, you know, so it depends.
01:46:45.000It's, um, you know, when we, when I was living in the Philly area, it was really easy to be like, let's go to this store, that store to buy what we need.
01:48:13.000And then but we have to order things for like for snacks for the guests and like batteries and stuff So we you know, it's we're running a business So we do like a big order of batteries and then there's big heavy box.
01:48:55.000Well, Luke's an instructor and Luke is going to, you know, do basic trainings and like, you know.
01:48:59.000Well, if you do any firearms training, it's best to do it with airsoft first, especially with the type of caliber and replica possibilities that you have here.
01:49:07.000Cause you don't want to be using a real gun when it comes to practicing some real CQB or some advanced stuff, especially with people who never held a gun in their hand.
01:49:39.000So the next thing I think is what we're gonna do with this... I'm hoping that we can get something big enough But actually really close, so I can actually build a house and live there, for the most part.
01:49:50.000But it might be difficult, we'll see how it plays out.
01:49:52.000And then, uh, we might end up just getting something really far away, that's just, like, empty land.
01:49:57.000And then we've got, you know, RVs, and this is crazy, this is interesting, dome housing is really easy to build.
01:51:41.000I in my one of my last houses in D.C., I built an elevated bed farm in my backyard and I grew all kinds of things and broccoli and eggplants and tomatoes and peppers and all kinds of We had eggplants that were like this big.
01:51:54.000I don't know what was going on, but like they grew this big.
01:53:04.000So that way they don't peck each other.
01:53:05.000But also when like, you know, the predators show up, the chickens, when they do their natural thing, like defend themselves, I'll make it so that when they go like this, spikes go.
01:53:13.000I was thinking if we build... I saw that on Homestead Rescue.
01:53:15.000If we build a big house that's like a big giant square, but in the middle is a giant open courtyard that we could have a garden and all the chickens, then the wolves couldn't get in and the deer couldn't get in.
01:53:39.000The 3D printed armor that we'll have for the chickens will have a thin mesh so that their wingspans expanded and the chickens can actually fly.
01:55:15.000Jonathan Galtarini says Department of National Intelligence blocked Trump from exercising his election integrity executive order from 2018 by missing the required deadline per the DNI official Twitter account.
01:55:26.000I thought the deadline was, like, tomorrow.
01:56:52.000I want to, you know, Luke had this idea for the Royal Rumble to get like big, you know, prominent left-wing personalities and right-wing personalities and then have like a conversation slash debate discussion.
01:58:29.000And then all the Trump supporters should say, goodbye, GOP.
01:58:33.000Look, the way I see it is, if you've got the political willpower and the momentum, the Republicans aren't doing anything for you.
01:58:39.000I guess the idea is with Trump, you know, in charge, it forced the Republicans behind the Trump supporters to give them that, you know, that wind.
01:58:47.000But if the Republicans now are like taking the opportunity to throw the Trump supporters under the bus, Trump supporters should be like, without us, you're done.
01:58:54.000Trump would never have won in 2016 with a third party candidate.
01:59:17.000I think they would start winning local races immediately.
01:59:20.000I think they would start eventually winning House seats faster and then we could see any other third party.
01:59:26.000A Trump supporter party coming out against Republicans would win some House seats very quickly.
01:59:32.000Not a whole lot maybe, but in key areas, definitely.
01:59:35.000Like we've seen some weird things happen, but this is the opportunity to get an actual third party to break through and tell the GOP goodbye.
02:01:20.000In 2020, the Republicans did really well, regained a bunch of seats, took many state-level seats, and maintained control so far of the Senate, and they're teetering.
02:01:35.000We'll see how things play, I guess, on January 6th.
02:01:38.000With no Trump on the ticket and Mitch McConnell, I'll tell you this, everything aside, Mitch McConnell coming out the other day and saying, please don't support Trump on January 6th.
02:01:47.000How many Trump supporters are going to be like, okay, Mitch, and I won't support you on the fifth.
02:02:22.000Yeah, who would be like, I think it's probably a bad idea to put a thousand Supreme Court justices.
02:02:26.000I don't even know if Manchin would really stand up to the party.
02:02:30.000Like, it's the political establishment machine.
02:02:34.000All these Democrats who won in 2018 promised moderate policy and kitchen table issues, and then the moment they got in, Pelosi went up to them and started screaming, good morning, Sunday morning, and they all said, whatever you say, ma'am, and voted for impeachment.
02:04:19.000It's clear that the guy who read the lines for the main character had a stack of script lines and just read them one at a time very quickly and went through them.
02:05:43.000That would be an interesting person to have on.
02:05:45.000Brett Weinstein called me one day and he said, who should we promote as the president for our unity party?
02:05:52.000And my suggestion to him was this gentleman named John Robb.
02:05:54.000John Robb is an amazing technologist, futurist, military strategist, understands the world in a way that most people don't, but he's one of those guys who would just rather be behind the scenes.
02:08:42.000Daniel Maxwell says off topic, but what do you guys think about restricting all elected officials, state and federal, to 12 years max of being of being elected office?
02:08:51.000I just said we need, uh, you know, mandatory term limits for everyone, not just the president of the United States.
02:09:34.000I was mentioning this too earlier when I mentioned there's this town Mossy Brook where the mayor was like, nah, we're not shutting down.
02:09:38.000There's probably a bunch of places where they're like, nah, we just don't hear about it because the news doesn't cover these smaller towns.
02:09:44.000Well, and there hasn't been an incident.
02:10:25.000So they try and mock you by saying, if you come out and say, I believe in some kind of like, you know, certain system to benefit us, they'll say that's white supremacy or something.
02:10:33.000That way they're essentially triggering their audience and putting you in a position where you can't even argue because it's nebulous.
02:11:06.000Precedent, my understanding is that when someone says, like, I cite this law, they're basically saying, this is the law as it was settled before, so you should probably agree to it.
02:11:15.000But the Supreme Court can overturn past decisions and past precedent whenever they want.
02:11:41.000I also read that when they were being admitted, they were given the choice to be five different states, but they decided to remain as one.
02:11:47.000And there was some special provision granted to Texas when they joined, because they were their own nation, different from many of the other states which were territories.
02:11:54.000Boy, I bet they wish they had ten senators now.
02:11:58.000Did you guys see, Tulsi Gabbard proposed a bill, H.R.
02:13:16.000Shouldn't you just go to, you know, and when you're registering to vote, you get to pass a test so you understand how the process works and why it works the way it does?
02:14:22.000I'm worried about that in a couple different ways.
02:14:25.000Like in V for Vendetta, when the guy's telling the story about, he's like, I can see everything happening.
02:14:30.000And then he's at line where he says, eventually someone will do something stupid, and the cop kills a little girl, and then the people just come out and start beating the cop to death.
02:14:37.000I don't think we're anywhere near that, but we're at a point where cops are arresting business owners.
02:14:42.000Sooner or later, someone's gonna get seriously hurt.
02:14:45.000So, if this keeps going on, how long until someone actually violently defends their property and their business?
02:14:52.000And then the cop who shows up, shoots the guy.
02:14:56.000Big difference between defending your property from a looter and defending your property from a law enforcement officer.
02:15:07.000So, imagine what we're seeing now, right?
02:15:09.000We've got multiple videos of business owners yelling at the health inspector, the health officials citing them, screaming, you can't do this to me, it's not a law, you can't do this, and getting fairly aggressive.
02:15:20.000At a certain point, I worry that somebody is gonna, you know, be in their business.
02:15:26.000Maybe worry's not the right word, but it's possible, I think, would happen.
02:15:29.000And they're gonna be like, my life has been destroyed.
02:17:03.000I think that there is a comparison to be made here with the perceptions in the African-American community that the police have already been doing this to them.
02:17:34.000So, like I mentioned, the V for Vendetta, the little girl is running in the street, and then the guy holds up the badge and then shoots the girl, and then the people just come out and they don't care anymore.
02:17:41.000So, like, what happens when, I guess, it's not even about the police in general.
02:17:46.000They just don't view him as a cop anymore.
02:17:47.000They just view him as a guy who killed their friend, and they just don't care.
02:17:52.000If too many people, this business owner and the people who live around him, feel like everything, all is lost, I'll tell you this, because I've now cited this like five days in a row.
02:18:01.000It was a writing from Ulysses S. Grant who said, anybody who feels that the government is repressing them has the natural right to revolution.
02:18:07.000But just know, when you declare this, you are staking your life, your property, and your guarantees as a citizen.
02:18:13.000And should you lose, you must live under your conqueror.
02:18:16.000If they've already taken people's property, stripped them of their guarantees as a citizen, and are now putting their life in jeopardy, that's when you see Arab Spring-level snapback.
02:18:26.000I was just trying to explain this to my daughter, who's 15 years old, just the other day in the car.
02:20:02.000But what happens when regular apolitical people who just don't care and aren't interested in politics are brought to the brink, and it's like they're being pushed every day a few more feet to the edge of the cliff.
02:20:13.000Eventually, they're gonna be looking down going, I can't go any further, man, and they're gonna turn around and they're gonna grab the stick and start swinging with it.
02:20:17.000What is so weird I see happening is like these, in my town, Washington, D.C., so many restaurants have shut down, so many bars have closed, for good, permanent, gone, and yet, who do they blame?
02:21:07.000Well, there was a large massive peace, you know, first it started as a kind of very large peaceful movement.
02:21:13.000It was a movement that solidified a lot of the working unions and a lot of the working class as well as the church that came together and resisted and called for national strikes that didn't cooperate with the larger kind of system.
02:21:25.000That the USSR wanted the USSR literally sent down tanks and they were about to reinvade Poland because of this mass movement that the Polish government tried to squash down and try to destroy and we could talk about this tomorrow because this is I have a lot of things to say especially my uncle being sent to jail and all these crazy personal stories that I could share that Is a huge testament to what I'm seeing kind of right now happening in the United States.
02:21:53.000That's a big red flag and a big warning sign for me personally and from where my family in Poland came from.
02:22:00.000Well, so I was saying before, as I'm worried what we see, what's happening here might be more akin to Syria than it was like the Civil War or the Revolution in that you've got different factions that don't agree with each other.
02:22:09.000And so if we get to the point where the pressure from this lockdown breaks people, you'll have Antifa on their autonomous zones, which we've been seeing for some time, and they're armed militias.
02:22:19.000They're walking around with like, you know, AR-15s and, you know, other, you know, rifles.
02:22:23.000And they're taking this territory and saying it's theirs.
02:22:25.000Well, why would a conservative group interfere?
02:22:31.000They're going to have their autonomous zone in their area.
02:22:33.000Eventually you're going to have the Joe Biden establishment apparatus trying to quell different factions who are pushing back and resisting.
02:22:39.000And then eventually you might see the leftist groups start to come together and the right-wing groups have to come together.
02:22:44.000And then the left and the right groups don't agree with each other.
02:22:47.000But for the time being, the enemy of my enemy is my friend.
02:22:50.000So what happens after the establishment, and this is an extreme hypothetical, what happens then if the establishment, you know, government, whatever, just crumbles, and then you have the right-wing faction and the left-wing faction?
02:24:18.000I mean, this is, this is how it works.
02:24:19.000We'll win this fight and then we'll deal with our stuff later.
02:24:22.000No, but like even before they've won, once they start realizing that the establishment government is weakening, you get a Mexican standoff.
02:25:23.000Well, I got, when I, you know, I posted a Thomas Jefferson quote on my Twitter earlier that he thinks, thought that standing banks are more dangerous, or that the banking establishment is more dangerous than standing armies.
02:25:35.000And I, once you see compound interest and the way that they profit off of loans, they used to call it usury, which was illegal by, it was by death.
02:25:43.000They would kill people for requesting interest on loans.
02:26:37.000All right, let's see what we got here.
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02:26:43.000That is a folklore hero that embodies the rage, willing to cause damage, but not willing to take lives and unwilling to be stepped on by the government.
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02:26:57.000I don't know about all that, but... A bulldozer that vibrated really fast, so it dug with its vibration, so you could cut through steel with it.
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