Riots break out in the streets of New York, Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, and New York City. Black Lives Matter, Antifa, and the police are all out of control. What s going on? Why are people looting Walmarts and Target stores? How many more stores do we need to loot until we achieve racial equality?
00:01:33.000They did this really cool thing where they made a 90s style living room and you could Airbnb it.
00:01:38.000And so there was like 90s era snacks and like a TV.
00:01:42.000It gave me a really good idea for a business where you create uh different era airbnbs like you get like a warehouse or like a multi-unit building and you got a 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 2000s and 2010 style place and then it's like you spend a night in a place imagine this you go into like the 80s room and the tv is on a a loop a 24-hour playlist of a bunch of different channels you literally like see what's on mtv nice could you go to like the porn channel it's blurry remember that no
00:02:11.000When you didn't pay for it, it was all green and red.
00:02:14.000You'd have actual snacks from that era.
00:02:53.000We had Jack just do that opening shout-out because Jack got attacked by Antifa in his own neighborhood.
00:02:59.000Dude, so I have been doing on the street reporting right in the riots in DC end of May throughout June a little bit in July go downtown watch and observe the looting, the arson, the vandalism, the destruction, the assaults on police officers.
00:04:56.000So I jump out and I run up to Georgia Avenue, where the 4th District Police Department was.
00:05:01.000And I get there and there's already hundreds of riot cops out.
00:05:04.000I go up to the police station and they've already had bashed in numbers of windows on the first floor and the second floor.
00:05:09.000Apparently, they attempted to sort of run in and take over the police, the police department there.
00:05:15.000And things were kind of chilling out a little bit and I was walking around and sort of filming and I took a couple good pictures and I was done filming.
00:05:22.000I was just standing there and these like four Antifa kids all in their black gear with their matching pink gas masks that they all ordered off the Antifa wish list that they have on Amazon.
00:05:45.000And funny enough, I was actually just getting ready to go, but then when an Antifa guy comes up to me and tells me it's time to leave, what am I going to say?
00:05:53.000I'm like, no, there's no way I'm going anywhere.
00:05:55.000And so they tried to push me around for a little bit and bully me out of there.
00:05:58.000Two, three, four, five of them come up and I'm not going anywhere.
00:06:01.000And it kind of diffuses for a second and I'm just hanging out a little bit more.
00:06:05.000And then they come up to me again and then there's like a group of four and then five and then six and then ten and then there's like 20 of them and now I'm surrounded by Antifa.
00:06:13.000I'm surrounded by sort of Black Lives Matter type people just sort of random street thugs are there and they circle and they circle me and they're screaming at me.
00:06:22.000They're saying, you know, white people don't belong in this city.
00:06:31.000I spent 10 years helping African-American kids in this city turn around public charter schools, trying to sort of explain, you know, I'm like, Hey, I'm here.
00:06:38.000And they're like, but what, whose side are you on?
00:06:54.000I don't say anything more and more people come up and I'm starting to get nervous at this point and there's probably 20 or so people I walk slowly towards the police line as they are pushing me and pushing me and there's probably 20 or 30 people at this point there's individual young black men just staring me in the eyes with these like very angry angry just just intense eyes are just waiting to pounce on me they're getting up in my face that I pull out my camera I start to record then the umbrellas come out Right?
00:07:23.000So there's like umbrellas all around me, all in my face.
00:07:46.000And that's when I started to think, oh man, I'm actually, I'm actually in a little bit of trouble here.
00:07:51.000And right as the energy is peaking, right as it looked like I was probably about ready to get like literally jumped by 30 guys, I feel somebody grabbed me from behind.
00:08:00.000They grabbed my belt and they just yanked me back like 20 feet.
00:09:50.000I've never heard of a struggle session.
00:09:51.000I believe it comes from communist China where they went into the countryside and around and they just gathered up everybody who wasn't, you know, with the communist effort and they made them, you know, swear fealty and like do all these things.
00:10:04.000But I know that the intention there is to rewire your brain and break down your defenses by getting you to repeat things that A, you know are not true, and then B, that are in line with the authoritarian or totalitarian state that's trying to control you.
00:10:17.000And when I refused to do it, dude, they flipped.
00:10:20.000They thought that they were going to bully me.
00:10:22.000Now, I had run into a guy that I knew from Twitter there.
00:10:25.000And he is much smaller than me and we got separated and he did get assaulted.
00:10:29.000He got head butted and punched and chased out and he ran.
00:11:19.000Literally no idea how it just like instantly the other day just the audio just went dropped.
00:11:23.000And we're like, I have no idea what it is.
00:11:26.000I think, yeah, the cat like jiggled a cord or something.
00:11:29.000There was a really funny moment where the camera started shaking like crazy and we were like, whoa, what's happening?
00:11:33.000And she was like scratching herself and hitting the camera.
00:11:36.000Anyway, so there have been a bunch of instances, there were viral videos of three guys who were wearing combat boots, or some kind of work boots, and then they got pointed out, this was a big protest that happened in Toronto, and they were like, those guys are cops, this is proof.
00:11:51.000So, there's tons of instances where regular-looking guys who might wear... I mean, let me start for a second.
00:14:47.000I'd have never met him, but like the vibe I get when he posts the pictures and the tweets about him getting beat up or punched or whatever.
00:14:54.000I get the sense that it doesn't bother me much.
00:14:57.000There's this thing I heard about firefighters who wish for fires.
00:15:02.000It's true though because, so my dad was a firefighter and he explained to me that some people get this thing where they get depressed when they're not doing something.
00:15:10.000Like their job is to help people and save lives.
00:15:13.000And then they go weeks with like no fire or no real calls and they feel useless.
00:15:21.000Like, I want that fire, I want to run in.
00:15:22.000And that's a scary thought, because they're like, they want the destruction, but because they're... It reminds me of, like, the dogs on 9-11.
00:15:40.000So they would have to pretend to do it, to give the dog, like... Because it's a feeling everybody gets when they feel like they're not doing anything, not helping, not being useful.
00:19:09.000I have to wonder if, like, this next part is a joke, okay?
00:19:14.000Because I know people are going to freak out that a bunch of Trump supporters dressed up like Antifa, like, this is how you get Trump elected in PA.
00:20:05.000But how do you get Eastern Pennsylvania?
00:20:08.000Riots erupt in Philadelphia three nights in a row.
00:20:11.000People are looting, you know, Five Below, Walmart.
00:20:14.000Like, you see the video where the cars are just, like, crashing into each other and, like, TVs are flying through the air?
00:20:18.000It's like, so they're in the parking lot of the Walmart and people are just running away with stuff and then, like, someone's got, like, a TV in the middle of the road, a car hits it, it just flips over the car and they're, like, crashing into each other.
00:21:26.000They were on the ground there, and that's part of the support ecosystem that enables people to go to jail and have lawyers and bail, and that way they can get arrested with impunity.
00:21:38.000During Occupy, things were different, and there's a weird authoritarian switch that occurred.
00:21:43.000I remember I was on, you know, I can't remember what street it was, maybe like 12th or something.
00:21:47.000It was in New York, it was like the Lower East Side, and there was a National Lawyers Guild lawyer who had just witnessed an arrest.
00:21:54.000We were standing on the sidewalk, and he starts- I'm standing here on the corner, and he starts walking through the crosswalk, not jaywalking.
00:22:01.000And he's on his phone, and he's looking at cops as they're making an arrest, and he starts reporting to his colleagues, and a bunch of cops run up and grab him and throw him against a car.
00:22:08.000His phone goes flying, and I'm filming.
00:22:10.000I'm like, whoa, what the- And then he's like, what are you doing?
00:23:17.000It was about supporting progressive causes.
00:23:19.000And now that the conflict isn't about police versus protester, it's like, left and right tribe or whatever, National Lawyers Guild is overtly tribalist and will not help you in defending your rights.
00:23:32.000They won't, like, was anyone there when you were getting attacked?
00:23:38.000Because I'd imagine they're going to be like, oh, we're not going to film this, we don't want to observe this, because then we've got to testify against them.
00:24:02.000So you think the riots are going to... So as I was saying about Pennsylvania, I don't know exactly if you can turn a city red.
00:24:11.000You know, I don't know what would make something like that happen.
00:24:14.000But I imagine, I don't know if you remember that video where the Christopher Columbus statue was getting attacked, and so all of these like middle-aged and younger dudes, like union guys, came out and surrounded it, and got physical, like shoving antifa, some guys had bats, some guys had guns, and they were like, get out of here!
00:24:29.000Then the city came and took the statue away anyway.
00:24:48.000I got to imagine there's a certain part of these regular working class union guys who are democrats who are probably going, I've had enough of this man.
00:24:57.000And I wonder if it's going to be a big push for Trump.
00:25:00.000I mean, they did make a big part of the nine million Democrats as deplorable voters in 2016.
00:25:05.000I'm hoping that that trend is going to continue.
00:25:08.000It's very clear to see that the Republican Party is becoming sort of the party of men and the Democratic Party is becoming the party of women and minorities.
00:26:45.000He was that guy who wanted to do the coalition of progressives of like white college-educated elites and minorities, and he got annihilated in a 49-state landslide.
00:28:04.000It would go to House Delegations, Trump would win.
00:28:06.000It's not going to be this hardcore deadlock, but that would be so on point for 2020, you know what I mean?
00:28:12.000Well, I mean, either way, unless it's a clear landslide in either direction, it's going to feel like 269 to 269 the way it's going to be drawn out.
00:28:19.000I think we all need to prepare for that, like save your adrenal system, save your dopamine surges, save your stressing out.
00:28:26.000I really don't think that there's going to be like a decisive factor on the third, although I would greatly welcome it in our favor.
00:28:33.000We're gonna have this big election night party, so... What, what?
00:28:37.000Yeah, we still got, and what we're gonna do is we're just gonna stream the whole night, and people are gonna come in and out, whoever wants to hop on the stream and be like, yo, what's going on?
00:28:44.000And I'll probably be downstairs hanging out with people, I'll come up periodically and a bunch of people do that.
00:28:48.000But I'm wondering, like, at what point do we turn the stream off?
00:28:57.000No, but there's not gonna be results because I think Pennsylvania is not doing their results until the 10th or whatever.
00:29:02.000Yeah and I found out so I have someone who voted in Colorado and so they got their ballot back and they're like something's wrong with your signature.
00:29:10.000All right cool I'm glad you're checking out my signature.
00:29:12.000You can vote again on the 12th like you can just go in until the 12th remember?
00:29:18.000So you can go on the 12th and they'll set your signature correct as late as the 12th of November and I was like there's no way this is gonna be done by November.
00:29:25.000Well unless unless like They can map out, so a lot of people are saying, and I literally just said it, Pennsylvania is not going to know their results until the 10th or whatever because of late ballots, but they can actually look at registered voters and likely voters, they can model out and be like, there's literally no way
00:29:44.000Any amount of votes will change the results of this county.
00:29:50.000Exactly, we see the like, you know, 89, there are some places where it's like 37 precincts reporting landslide because it's a guarantee there's no amount of votes they could get with the remaining precincts to win.
00:32:24.000There was recently Jacobin magazine, which I'm sure you guys, it's a socialist magazine.
00:32:29.000First, I want to say my respects to Jacobin.
00:32:31.000They've done repeated articles defending free speech, arguing that if they give in to restrictions on fascist speech, the government will go after them next.
00:32:43.000And so they called it the Anti-Fascist Hate Speech Boomerang, was an article they wrote, where they basically said, we cannot give in to these demands to censor speech, because they're going to come for us.
00:32:57.000And one of the hosts of that show was on The Young Turks.
00:33:00.000So while I'll give my respects to Jacobin for defending free speech, because they understand how important it is for a movement like theirs especially, the host they had from The Young Turks was in favor of censoring Alex Jones.
00:34:43.000You know that Oliver Darcy interviewed me when the alt-right got banned, and I said, slippery slope, we can't just ban people for bad opinions, and he wrote an article about it.
00:34:51.000And it was like, you know, renowned journalist or whatever warns of the coming censorship.
00:34:57.000Then he got hired by CNN, and, you know, rosy-cheeked Oliver Darcy walked in with a smile on his face, like, looking up at the big building and all the floors, and he was like, I finally made it!
00:35:06.000And that's when Jeff Zucker jumped out of the shadows and latched onto his back and sunk his teeth into his neck, and Oliver went, AHHHHH!
00:35:14.000They turn him in they turned him into the schoolyard snitch Yeah, like he's got to be like the most hated of all of those people from that time and he's really sort of sold himself on that But anyway, that was for Alex Jones.
00:35:26.000He got banned off of Twitter for what he did outside of Twitter That's so crazy, but it was years before and it's like what if the main issue I see is If you say one wrong thing years ago, and we decide now that was wrong, we eliminate everything you've ever said from the record.
00:35:42.000Now, I'm working with mines and banning accounts and being in charge of that kind of thing.
00:35:47.000I was of the ilk that if an account violated the terms, I don't care who the human is using that account, that count is nuked.
00:36:03.000And that's where cancel culture comes from.
00:36:05.000The problem I'm seeing, you know, as I think about what happened with Alex Jones, and so anyway, the gist of it was that, you know, one of the Young Turks people on the show was like, I'm glad Alex Jones can't harass people.
00:36:16.000And I'm like, so you're okay with him having literally every bit of his work removed and annihilated because he did this one wrong thing?
00:36:32.000I think he remained on Facebook for a while, and then they were just waiting to press the nuke button, give him any excuse, and then they went for it.
00:36:38.000So it really was not about just that one thing he said.
00:36:42.000They didn't like this guy, he had too much influence, and he says crazy stuff.
00:36:45.000So they were like, he's a problem, so get rid of him and find any excuse to do it.
00:36:48.000The funny thing about it, I watched like maybe the first half hour of the Joe Rogan show with him, and Alex starts to say something that seems all crazy and Joe's like, no, no, no, no, no.
00:37:08.000Do you know what he was saying though?
00:37:09.000Yeah, he said that corporations were making payments to sub-level, lower-level staff members in the Trump organization because Trump is uncorruptible.
00:38:33.000I really do think one of the biggest issues between left and right is the sources we consume.
00:38:37.000But it is a fact that the right knows what the left is thinking.
00:38:39.000The left does not know what the right is thinking.
00:38:41.000The best example of this is when the hashtag proud boys went viral and it was a bunch of like gay men kissing and they were like, take that proud boys.
00:38:50.000And then Enrique like, uh, posted Milo and Gavin making out like, what are you talking about?
00:38:56.000Somebody once took the graphics for liminal order and they like put, made it in rainbow flag and they were, and they tried to make it out like this was like being, being mean to me.
00:39:05.000Oh, they made it look like it was the gay flag.
00:39:17.000And just piggybacking off your idea there that the left does not know what the right is thinking, but the right does know what the left is thinking.
00:40:14.000And I just have this hope, I have this naive notion that in like five years, when maybe everything just completely falls apart and everybody suffers the traumatic experience they need in order to rethink their worldview, that one of them, at least, is just gonna be like, oh, you know, that Jack...
00:40:36.000The interesting thing we were talking about earlier when you mentioned rewiring in your brain is that people do trainings where they tell you to tell yourself things to do that.
00:40:45.000And so you think about these people who are watching TV and they say Black Lives Matter everywhere.
00:40:50.000It becomes, they have no idea what it is, but they just adhere to it.
00:40:53.000And when you challenge it, you threaten their worldview.
00:40:56.000So I think a lot of the reason we see Antifa getting crazy and foaming at the mouth and like, well, Black Lives Matter, because they are righteous and just.
00:41:04.000They don't know why, but they've said it over and over and over again, and it's in their being.
00:41:09.000And so when you are opposition, when you are the other, you are the evil villain destroying the world.
00:42:02.000I once did this really thoughtful post about the problems of leftist identitarianism and critical race theory, and tried explaining to them using their own words and language, and they just said, you know, F off, basically.
00:42:12.000Like, I'm sorry, we're in the tribe, the tribe is good, you say bad, you bad.
00:42:33.000And and it's really just it makes me sad when I can see people that I know are otherwise decent, good humans that are just acting in a way that I know if they really understood that they would change their mind because they are good, decent people.
00:43:54.000And I take a lot of people often want to join and you get like, you know, you put the word out and then people hit you up.
00:43:59.000Three thousand people on the waiting list.
00:44:01.000Imagine if you had mainstream dominant culture promoting the ideology for you and you needed only walk up and say, you think Black Lives Matter, right?
00:44:16.000You, all of us as critical thinkers, and the people watching, who would challenge what we're told, and be like, let me check on that first.
00:44:25.000And that's a big thing about the internet, is a lot of people who consume news are actively looking for it, as opposed to mainstream media, which is they're sitting there absorbing it.
00:44:32.000So you're more likely to find people who know more about specific things, they're seeking it out.
00:44:37.000Now, imagine you've got half the people who are just absorbing information, have no idea, never challenged.
00:44:44.000If you want to use them for your advantage and your power, well, if you go up to them and say, Black Lives Matter is, you know, out of control, identitarianism, and while I can understand the core complaints and I can agree police brutality is bad and we respect these lives, the movement has its problems.
00:45:28.000And they see signs everywhere, Black Lives Matter, Black Lives Matter.
00:45:30.000And they're like, I don't want to be another, I don't want to be another here.
00:45:33.000Whatever you want from me, please, just don't ostracize me.
00:45:37.000So, I think a big component of a lot of whatever, like, this moderate space, intellectual space, whatever you want to call it, or a bunch of just, I don't know, rebellious morons, if that's apt, I think it's just an issue of people who are self-sufficient to a certain degree, not too concerned about being ostracized.
00:45:56.000I would rather live on my feet than die on my knees, versus people who would rather live on their knees than die.
00:46:25.000And sensemaking is intentional understanding.
00:46:28.000And part of intentional understanding is a desire to want to actually make sense of the world.
00:46:34.000And B, it's also an internal process where you have to understand your emotional triggers, understand what states you are in that lead to emotional triggers and irrational behavior.
00:46:44.000And it's a process by which you learn how to control your emotions, your emotional triggers, your physical integrity, in order to increase your ability to discern between right and wrong, good and bad, so that you can be an intentional understander and do this art of sense-making.
00:47:01.000So if you want to be an independent, sovereign person in an information war space, which is where we are, and the information battlefield is deliberately polluted at all times, If you want to maintain your sense of personal sovereignty, you have to develop this skill of sensemaking.
00:47:18.000And that's one of the things we do in the Liminal Order because we think it's vital.
00:47:35.000Dude, it must feel good to be morally righteous and wield righteous indignation, watching down a street with a bunch of people telling you and patting you on the back how right you are and how smart you are, knowing that all the corporations support you and the government supports you and you are on the right side of history, and that throwing that brick, ooh, just crunching it to that face, that face of the other, the evil.
00:48:14.000The idea is that someone will go on social media, and this is what the left calls it, which says a lot about the left, and you'll get a person and they'll say something like, I think Donald Trump is just not that bad.
00:48:24.000And immediately all the Trumpsters are like, you're so cool, you're so smart, that's so rational, so reasonable.
00:49:34.000I mean like the stuff you hear about making somebody you know strip down to their boxers and jump in a potato sack is one thing but I'm talking about like there was one thing that happened in Illinois where they all like took a dump all these women took a dump in a dumpster and then made like the women like put it over their heads or something just really Weird.
00:50:04.000I mean, that's a lot about child abuse and the cycle of abuse.
00:50:08.000That's kind of what we're in right now.
00:50:10.000It feels like a political cycle of abuse.
00:50:13.000These Antifa people, in my opinion, feel like they've been abused, and now they want to feel good being the abuser, and they don't care who they take it out on.
00:50:19.000Small business owners, random people, you know, living in the neighborhood.
00:51:13.000Whereas Antifa goes, shut your mouth, Biden.
00:51:15.000And they go around smashing and destroying things again.
00:51:17.000So the left does have its violent apparatus, rage and anger.
00:51:21.000And it's the ideology that's fueling a lot of the anger is supported by all the mainstream corporations and all these institutions and colleges.
00:51:29.000And I mean, just to put it bluntly, I think all that just gets worse under Biden.
00:51:33.000Or at the very least, it's empowered their ideology.
00:51:37.000Well, it's not only supported by the institutions and corporations and academia and whatever, but by the municipalities themselves.
00:51:46.000When you've got the mayors of Washington, D.C.
00:51:48.000and New York City putting, you know, painting Black Lives Matter on the street, changing street names to Black Lives Matter Plaza like they did in Washington, D.C.
00:52:00.000It's 16th and H in Washington, D.C., right across from Lafayette Square in the White House.
00:52:04.000They named it Black Lives Matter Plaza because just a few nights ago there was a riot there and they destroyed the buildings and set the churches on fire, hit the cops with bricks, chased people around and were violent, and they celebrated it by naming the street after them.
00:52:20.000You see what happened to that NYPD officer who yelled Trump 2020?
00:54:33.000I'm just I mean, if you put like pictures of you smoking crack and doing other terrible things on a laptop, would you just like leave it at a repair shop somewhere?
00:55:23.000Yeah, and so isn't part of the American dream creating your family. Yeah making your family and your children better
00:55:29.000off Yeah, man, and now the American dream for a lot of people
00:55:32.000is what people don't realize what the American dream When these migrants come here and they cram their whole family in a studio apartment, five people, and the dad is working 16-hour days, that's the American dream.
00:55:47.000The dream that you could leave a country with no upward mobility, with class repression and dictatorship, come here, Cram your entire family into a tiny, awful living space, work 16 hours a day, and then your kid gets a better job.
00:56:01.000Then they start a family and they get to be a part of that wealthy American dream.
00:56:24.000You're telling me your solution is a magic, like your problem is with a magic wand.
00:56:28.000A nebulous statement doesn't mean anything.
00:56:30.000Prove to me that the failed state of Venezuela was caused by American influence.
00:56:35.000I would like, I think, I thought it was the sanctions that put too much pressure on their government and they couldn't, it just broke their economy.
00:56:41.000Why can't they support themselves with their own economy?
00:56:59.000I could be wrong, so I guess maybe... I can fact check this, too.
00:57:03.000My understanding, it's been a long time, it's been six years since I went there, was that they nationalized the oil industry so that we can share all the profits.
00:57:40.000If they won't bow to that, then they like ostracize them.
00:57:42.000They'll put sanctions on the country and be like, you know, Take our money or... So what's stopping the country from... I'm not sure that's exactly right.
00:57:48.000Well, the international oil trade is in U.S.
00:58:07.000I mean, there's no reason Whether they're sanctions or not, a country should fall into absolute chaos or whatever, because that implies that other countries just magically have the ability to be successful and grow their own food on their own.
00:58:21.000And for some reason, this country can't do it.
00:58:46.000In the United States, when you want to buy a cell phone, you walk into T-Mobile, and the lady walks up to you, and she's like, how can I help you?
00:58:51.000You're like, okay, let me go grab it from the back.
00:58:52.000She walks out, it's this much a month, here's how much it costs, and you go, awesome, and you sign the thing, and then she types the things in, then she puts SIM card in, she calls, boom, you got a cell phone!
00:59:43.000Because the government mandated these jobs.
00:59:45.000Everything slowed to a crawl and breaks.
00:59:49.000And you have people working jobs that don't do anything but reduce efficiency.
00:59:53.000And so, like, he's explaining to me, because the government has to mandate jobs because of socialism, they just figure out ways to make people work in some way, even if it doesn't help.
01:00:04.000And so what they did was, okay, everyone's got a job now, even though your job literally makes the thing harder to do.
01:00:09.000One of the Federal Reserve's goals is to give everyone jobs, even if it means one guy's digging a hole, the other guy's filling the hole back up.
01:00:16.000They want them working so they're not focused on, you know, the debt machine that wants interest.
01:00:22.000Like, the Federal Reserve does a lot of things, but to say that they're trying to do that... Venezuela's literally a socialist government that had to figure out how to put everyone to work.
01:01:29.000I want to back up a second and talk about these empathy triggers that we were talking about earlier.
01:01:34.000We were talking about the way that they create these tribes, right?
01:01:37.000The tribes of the other and the good and the bad and the way that people absorb information and then believe something without understanding it.
01:01:46.000It's because we're being sorted now into tribes based on empathetic triggers.
01:01:54.000And one person, if you're in this tribe, you feel a certain way about, you know, George Floyd and the knee on the neck or whatever, or you see a video of somebody coming out of a store with loot in their hand and you get an emotional trigger.
01:02:05.000If you believe in Black Lives Matter and all the thing and you see somebody looting, you're like, yeah, man, you know, just destroy, get it, whatever.
01:02:11.000But if you're on the right side, you see that and you just feel immediately like rage.
01:02:16.000And so we're just being bombarded constantly with these images that are supposed to elicit this emotional response out of us that's like deeper than our voice or our speaking or our self-talk, right?
01:02:28.000It's empathy is in dogs and animals and chickens and whatever.
01:02:31.000It's in us to it predates language so we can communicate with each other through empathetic triggers and that's what's happening with social media with the videos with the Internet and we're all being completely sorted based on our empathetic responses to the same kind of images and that's why It also triggers this hate as well, and there's just no reasoning behind it.
01:02:51.000You can't reason people out of it when they're responding on a level that's like below language.
01:02:57.000Oh yeah, reason breaks down after taking empathy.
01:03:00.000Well, when you get angry, you don't think logically.
01:03:04.000So there was a, uh, I was reading this story once about, it was like a U.S.
01:03:08.000naval vessel that was sank, and all the soldiers, you know, or sailors, fled to the life rafts, and then one guy, everyone's freaking out, he pulled out a service weapon, dismantled it, took out all the bullets, and then gave everyone a part, and said, shut up, we're gonna rebuild this.
01:03:24.000And then everyone was confused, and he's like, shut up, we're rebuilding it.
01:03:57.000I want to keep talking about what you're talking about, but I want to talk about, say this real quick, that if, like in the matrix, it looks like if we were automating jobs away and it's going to like, what is our job now?
01:05:05.000I've already established that I'm comfortable being other and counterculture and I like to resist the mainstream sort of themes.
01:05:14.000Would you want to be in the Matrix or would you want to be in the in the spaceship trying to find Zion and save the world and free everybody from the Matrix?
01:05:28.000You know what the best part about getting out of the Matrix is?
01:05:32.000You can control your own virtual realities if you're outside of it.
01:05:36.000So the people who were in it were doting about normal lives with limited control, but it was, like, calming, I guess.
01:05:42.000Because that was one of the points that Smith made in the Matrix, that they gave humans paradise, and humans rejected it, because it was not normal.
01:05:51.000But the people who leave the Matrix can have that thing go into their heads or whatever, and then they can create their own little virtual world.
01:05:57.000So it's kind of like, hey, I'll tell you what, man.
01:07:33.000It's like, the joke I was making was like, you're talking about how we're being corralled.
01:07:39.000And I was just like, like sheep, we're being corralled like sheep, like someone is, you know, they got they got a stick and they're flapping it and there's like a dog running around and barking at us and we're going, we're all running into little corrals where we're being neatly tribalized.
01:07:51.000But what's also happening, talking about empathy triggers, it's interesting.
01:07:56.000People who are likely to get angry, people who are likely to get sad, people who are likely to get angry at X, people who are likely to get angry at Y, are all being put in bubbles that can be mapped out.
01:08:06.000So these data networks are really interesting where they take, they do visualizations of Twitter, and you'll see Democrats and Republicans, and like Republicans smaller, but like really tightly packed, meaning they agree more with each other, and the Democrats are very spread out.
01:08:20.000And so what happens is, it's like you were saying, you show someone a picture of You know, George Floyd, some people react X, some people react Y, and they all immediately cluster.
01:08:29.000And now we've created, we've strengthened the borders around the different types of people, the different emotional reactions, all neatly packaged and quantified.
01:08:39.000The joke I was making was that aliens are shepherding us.
01:08:42.000I don't think aliens are shepherding us.
01:08:43.000But why would we be doing that to ourselves?
01:09:16.000Okay, 100% Well, so I've been thinking about
01:09:19.000It's what we're doing Especially, right, for sure
01:09:21.000So like my main channel is like typically Democrats are doing this
01:09:27.000and I don't like them for these reasons But you know, I've fought long and hard
01:09:30.000I'm like, first of all, I do think there's criticism towards me, same as any other partisan who's producing content because they're focused on something they don't like.
01:09:37.000But what I think it is, it's not that I'm making things up.
01:09:41.000The Democrats are doing screwed up things.
01:10:21.000And then Nancy Pelosi does something, but the tribalists defend her and ignore what she's doing because they're more mad about Donald Trump and his reaction to COVID.
01:10:29.000And so then they complain about Trump and COVID.
01:10:30.000You see how like this machine keeps churning.
01:10:33.000And the influencers, the people that are driving I like to consider them, and I got this from John Robb, who is a networks analyst and a special forces guy.
01:10:46.000And he and I have had a lot of conversations, and one of the things we've come to the conclusion is that the influencers, the leaders, were narrative curators, right?
01:10:56.000So, like, information is everywhere and ubiquitous.
01:10:59.000In fact, there's so much of it, we don't want it.
01:11:02.000And it's completely irrational to think that individuals are going to be able to sort through
01:11:06.000all that information and figure out what's what. So an easier, more efficient way of sorting people
01:11:10.000and getting people into places through these empathetic triggers. And then the people that
01:11:14.000can control the large groups, they're the ones that can curate these empathetic triggers and
01:11:19.000curate narrative in a way that causes people to coalesce.
01:11:23.000And once you control the narrative, it can control these empathetic triggers.
01:11:27.000You can literally control masses of people, millions of people, mobs in the street, go to war, vote for this guy, change the country, go that direction through.
01:11:50.000I'm not saying they got him every single vote, but they got Trump votes.
01:11:53.000The Pepe picture with Trump's hair was really cute.
01:11:55.000There were funny things that would pop up that someone would see, and then someone else would laugh and be like, make your own, laugh, join the fun.
01:12:03.000And people were laughing and sharing memes, and it probably got a bunch of people who were like, probably mid to late 20s, who were like, you know what, I like what I'm hearing, I like what I'm seeing, this is fun, it's fun, I'm having a good time.
01:12:19.000He knows as well, too, that, I mean, there is a connection between Gamergate, 4chan, the issues on 4chan, people coming onto Twitter, all these people who are on these on 4chan coming onto Twitter.
01:13:27.000Tribes were slowly forming, and then, I've mentioned this several, several times, CGP Grey has a great video called, This Video Will Make You Angry, explains how The memes and the arguments are not made... So he's like, consider it like one side are butterflies and one side are flowers.
01:13:45.000They actually help each other become more angry and extreme in their views.
01:13:49.000Because what happens is the one side, they all argue with each other about the other side.
01:13:57.000So you have both sides festering and bouncing ideas around about each other and never actually crossing over and talking to each other.
01:14:03.000So that just makes the divide get crazier and crazier and crazier and then every day people say them, them, them and complain about them and everybody's doing it.
01:14:12.000And everybody feels justified in doing it, myself included.
01:14:15.000And if you remember, you know, people that have transitions like myself and others that went Democrat to deplorable on amazon.com, if you, if you have a transition, usually it's because of some sort of traumatic experience that happens to you.
01:14:29.000Something so bad has to happen that you are willing to let go of your ego attachment to your mental framework.
01:14:35.000And you're willing to re willing to reconsider a different perspective.
01:14:40.000And what I am concerned about right now, and I've just witnessed it by tipping, dipping my toe back into Facebook and talking to my old normie friends, is that what traumatic experience is going to happen to them in order to have them shake free of their ego attachment to this mental framework that's been inserted into their brain?
01:14:59.000Unfortunately, if it's not an individual instance, it's going to have to be a national instance.
01:15:05.000Man, you know, who knows what that's gonna be or when it's gonna happen.
01:15:12.000You know, I talked about that with John Ra, but you know, some of us are gonna wanna just shoot, nuke them, you know, from, you know, nuke them in orbit.
01:16:15.000Like Neanderthals, Homo Florensis, like we just killed them all.
01:16:19.000Homo Sapien Sapien was a sub... There's like seven other Homo Sapien Sapien out there, I think, and they died off.
01:16:25.000So if we don't bridge the gap, I think that part of us are going to evolve and then hopefully not annihilate the old ones, but potentially.
01:16:33.000This is an interesting argument about who would ultimately win in a major conflict, the collectivists or the individualists.
01:16:40.000And it's a good argument for the collectivists.
01:16:52.000Well, you have to come together to win a war.
01:16:53.000That's why I said it's a good argument, not a definitive position.
01:16:56.000But fighting for other people or fighting for yourself, which happens to benefit other people, is a very powerful difference and a very powerful distinction.
01:17:03.000So why is Antifa allowed to continue this reign of terror?
01:17:07.000Oh, well, that's easy because people love the destruction, they love the distraction.
01:17:12.000They want to be able to blame Donald Trump for bad things.
01:17:15.000They've got allies that act in concert and protect each other.
01:17:20.000So the media is absolutely defending Antifa and Black Lives Matter rioters.
01:17:27.000Now, journalists will talk about the riots, for sure.
01:17:30.000But there are major components of, say, like, the New York Times that will justify it.
01:17:34.000There's the book In Defense of Looting.
01:17:39.000And the thing is, the really simple way to put it is, When I say that journalists will cover the riots, those journalists are allied with the activist journalists who defend Antifa overtly, not with conservative media.
01:17:52.000So there was a story I was reading earlier from San Antonio Express, I think it was, about Project Veritas' expose on the voter fraud stuff.
01:18:00.000And the whole thing was just ridiculously poisoned well.
01:18:05.000Veritas released a heavily edited video.
01:18:08.000They've been accused of deceiving and running smear campaigns.
01:18:11.000Like, before they even told you what they saw, they were making sure you hated Veritas.
01:18:17.000That is mainstream media allied with the activists.
01:18:22.000If a conservative outlet publishes news, mainstream establishment media typically says, go F yourself.
01:18:33.000It's like interesting moments where conservatives form collectives and we're seeing rallies for Trump and stuff like that.
01:18:38.000But what's interesting now is there are things that look like collective behavior that are really just emergent phenomenon and emergent networks that have people who have Well, that's true.
01:18:49.000momentarily aligned interests. And therefore they're willing to work in concert with other
01:18:54.000people in order to achieve this goal that they have in common. Once the goal dissipates,
01:18:59.000then the alliance dissipates, the goal moves. Well, that's true. Yeah. Talk about, that's
01:19:06.000why they're not free for free speech anymore.
01:19:08.000That's why it was the left protesting the World Trade Organization, the battle in Seattle, and now they're in favor of international trade.
01:19:14.000That's why the Democrats used to say, we need to regulate, and now you've got all these Democrats saying, put in a private platform.
01:19:20.000Their tribe just said, we're going to realign in this direction.
01:19:23.000And it's funny because it was a tit-for-tat.
01:19:25.000Republicans have a real reason to want Section 230 reform on big tech, because their constituents are getting banned for saying innocuous things like Learn to Code.
01:19:34.000The Democrats then must take the immediate opposite reaction of,
01:19:37.000but my private platform, we should agree on this.
01:19:40.000But no, it's always about being the other and the gold moves.
01:19:43.000Well, if we want to throw out one major criticism of Donald Trump is that he did not move quickly
01:19:48.000or with enough strength or with enough force to actually protect the people that helped him get
01:19:53.000elected over social media in 2016, 2015, etc. And it's a little too little, a little too late.
01:19:59.000It's because the rest of the senators are all taken by corporate interests, moneyed interests.
01:20:04.000Nobody really, really wants to implement anti-trust.
01:20:07.000No one really wants to crack down on the corporations.
01:20:51.000All I'm saying is, if Trump right now posted something saber-rattling, you know, oh, those Russians are in China, and he put it on Mines, the media would be forced to report about it.
01:21:03.000And then all of a sudden people would, it would be massive press for a new platform that would attract massive user bases, and it would offset the monopoly held by these other, what was it called, the big three, I guess?
01:22:08.000Trump could just sign up for any one of these things, and it would have just totally shut down the bias.
01:22:12.000If Trump said, Twitter just censored a bunch of my supporters, so I'm gonna go sign up and exclusively post on this platform, Twitter would be like, no, no, no, no, we're gonna reinstate them, we're gonna, please, we're, We're dying.
01:23:25.000And I talked to some young guys, early twenties, late, you know, late teenagers.
01:23:28.000And they were Trump supporters and I said, what brings you out here?
01:23:31.000And they were like, the PC culture stuff is just getting crazy.
01:23:34.000These are guys who grew up on South Park and Family Guy, man.
01:23:36.000They make really offensive jokes about, you know, Jewish people and gay people and black people.
01:23:41.000That's like, we were all raised on this kind of really offensive humor.
01:23:44.000The family guy, I could be wrong about this story, but I remember one of the reasons for their cancellation was that they had an episode called, When You Wish Upon a Weinstein.
01:23:52.000And it was Peter finds like, he tracks down a Jewish guy and then says, I need help with my accounting.
01:23:57.000And he's like, how did you know that I'm an accountant?
01:24:00.000So this, so I don't know if that's why they got canceled, but it was like a lost episode and they brought it back.
01:24:05.000You got these young guys who grew up on that, and so that leads them to supporting Trump.
01:24:09.000The memes, the offensive jokes, all that stuff.
01:24:12.000Interestingly, same rally, the older working class guys who are like mid to late 40s were saying factories, trade deals.
01:24:20.000And I even met some of these guys who were pro-Bernie before, you know, Bernie dropped, like, got knocked out, and then they went to Trump.
01:24:59.000When Trump goes up there and he says all this, you know, stuff, you know that your worst is not as bad as Trump has been at certain points.
01:25:07.000Like when he called Rose O'Donnell fat pig.
01:28:48.000Married to Christina P. They have Your Mom's House is their show.
01:28:52.000Check out Your Mom's House on YouTube.
01:28:53.000This is interesting about the Joe Rogan thing with the cancel culture stuff is that Spotify has an email that got leaked to BuzzFeed where they said, we're not going to take action against this channel because they hosted a guest on their own show.
01:29:07.000You know, Spotify saying, we can't do anything about it.
01:29:09.000And they said, sometimes people might actually want to flag violations of our community guidelines, but this show does not violate those guidelines.
01:29:15.000So don't just flag things because of what you heard in the press.
01:29:19.000Oh, so did the Alex Jones interview go out on Spotify?
01:29:39.000The first Alex Jones episode was Joe Rogan 9-1-1.
01:29:43.000I would love to go so deep on 9-1-1 because I have a lot of information about the conspiracies of 9-1-1.
01:29:53.000I've read so much about it and I think the problem with online conspiracy stuff is that, and this is what I've said about Alex Jones, Imagine you have a big connect the dots puzzle picture, and there's like 10,000 dots, and if you connect them in the proper order, it's an elephant!
01:30:12.000But if it's a bunch of random dots, and you start connecting them, you could draw an alligator.
01:30:16.000A really crude one, but you'd be like, it was an alligator the whole time!
01:30:19.000And it's like, no, look, they're the things.
01:32:02.000You can tell because we've had a bunch of episodes that were like really low res because we had a recording error where for some reason it was not recording properly.
01:32:13.000The only issue is that it was like very specific people who like didn't make it.
01:32:18.000But look, look, I think, I got sent an email from, actually a couple people were pointing out, that Joe Rogan's guest list, like all of a sudden Alex Jones disappeared from it, and they were like, it's Spotify, they're coming after him, and then he had Alex Jones on.
01:32:35.000Maybe there were more corruptive files too, I didn't really get the full disclosure, where they're like ton, or like 30, 40, 50 episodes, and then Alex was one of them, and Gavin was one of them, I don't know.
01:32:45.000I don't know, I think, I wonder if, you know, we had Enrique Tarjo on this show, and I was wondering, I was like, are they gonna ban me?
01:32:53.000Are they gonna be like, oh no, he's plaffering these guys?
01:32:54.000I'm like, I don't care, because, you know, look, I have my limits, I suppose.
01:32:58.000I'm sure we'll find them when it happens.
01:33:01.000But I think if someone's extremely relevant to the conversation, we talk to them about it.
01:33:05.000And it was absurd to me that the journalists were saying, don't interview the Proud Boys.
01:33:09.000I'm like, first of all, let me tell you something.
01:34:29.000I remember back during Occupy when, like I mentioned the story about the cops throwing the National Lawyers Guild against the car.
01:34:34.000In that instance, the National Lawyers Guild guy was innocent.
01:34:37.000The cops were seriously violating his rights.
01:34:38.000I've seen stuff like that happen before.
01:34:40.000Today, the National Lawyers Guild is overtly defending one ideology that are targeting the police and throwing bricks and molotovs.
01:34:46.000And it's like, I hear from a lot of journalists, they're like, you know, I have friends who are still reporting and they're like, the cops are still doing these things.
01:34:53.000And I'm like, dude, you can't for 40, you know, for 50 nights, I think it was 30, 36 or 38 when they kept going to the federal court building and breaking in.
01:35:01.000And then complain the cops are arresting you and trying to clear the area.
01:35:05.000If you're walking down the street on a night of protest and the cops arrest you, by all means, I respect your right to complain, depending on the circumstances.
01:35:13.000But after 38 nights and you bring a blowtorch to cut a lock, you're like, but the police are trying to arrest journalists now.
01:35:19.000Or are they just like, it's been 38 nights and we've got to put an end to this?
01:35:30.000You know, the early 90s cancel culture was very much a right-wing thing, you know, shutting down the rappers, explicit labels and all that stuff.
01:35:37.000And we talked about the religious moral authoritarians and now it's the left.
01:35:43.000And for me, it's like, if you don't listen to this other side, I think it's a fear thing that you might actually find out that your worldview has holes in it.
01:36:47.000Talking to the same people, the same opinions, and never being challenged is like trying to lift weights, but you're going smaller instead of bigger.
01:38:28.000So I mean, like once you're in the chair, you're in the chair and everybody can see, you know, this is something that I talked about with friends and advisors.
01:40:29.000And I was talking about what was going on when all of a sudden this woman started just interrupting me because I was saying things like, so I'm here, you know, Berkeley.
01:40:37.000We just saw a bunch of Trump supporters.
01:40:38.000And then she started talking and started saying things.
01:40:41.000And so then I, holding the camera, I turned and faced her and she kept going.
01:40:44.000And then I interviewed her for several minutes.
01:41:33.000I don't, I don't want to, I don't want to destroy someone's life, but.
01:41:36.000That was a compromise that I did not need to make.
01:41:38.000If you come up to me on the public street and interrupt me while I'm filming, I could just use it.
01:41:43.000But I wanted to be nice, I didn't want to create any problems, so I blurred her face and then let it ride.
01:41:47.000In this instance, however, I was like, if someone agreed and said, I'm gonna come and do an interview, and then later was like, please don't publish it, you know what?
01:41:54.000I did an interview with a guy who said he was a former Hezbollah, and he, I mean, this was in Sweden, he had scars, and he talked about a lot of crazy things.
01:42:04.000And then afterwards it was edited and went live and then he asked me to take it down.
01:42:28.000I do have a thought, if I may, before we go to Super Chats, which we are going to do, I think, in a minute.
01:42:33.000I think what might happen if you end up not going through with this and not putting up this podcast is that people will use it to stall you out.
01:42:40.000If they don't like you, they're going to be like, I'm going to take this man's time.
01:44:32.000Marvin John Heemeyer was an American welder and an automobile muffler repair shop owner who demolished numerous buildings with a modified bulldozer in Granby, Colorado on June 4th, 2004.
01:44:43.000Heemeyer had feuded with Granby town officials, particularly over fines for violating city health ordinances, when he chose to improperly dump sewage from his business instead of connecting to the city's sewer system.
01:44:54.000His feud came to a head on June 4th, 2004.
01:44:56.000Over about 18 months, Heemeyer had secretly modified a Komatsu D-355A bulldozer by adding layers of steel and concrete, intended to serve as armor.
01:45:08.000He used this to demolish Granby Town Hall, the former mayor's house, and several other buildings.
01:45:15.000Heemeyer's rampage concluded with his suicide, after his bulldozer became trapped in the basement of a hardware store he had been in the process of destroying.
01:45:25.000They say that he purchased two acres of land.
01:45:28.000The federal agency organized to handle the assets of the failed Savings and Loan Associations for $42,000 to build a muffler shop.
01:45:35.000He subsequently agreed to sell the land to Cody Docheff to build a concrete batch plant.
01:45:40.000According to Susan Docheff, Heemeyer changed his mind and increased the price, then a deal with approximately a million dollars.
01:45:47.000Some believe that this negotiation happened before the rezoning proposal.
01:45:50.000In 2001, Granby's zoning commission and trustees approved the construction of the concrete plant.
01:45:54.000Heemeyer unsuccessfully appealed the decision.
01:45:57.000Claiming the construction blocked access to his shop, he was subsequently fined $2,500 by the town council and a city judge for various violations, including not being hooked up to the sewer line, so it looks like the initial framing was wrong.
01:46:11.000He had initially been unable to connect to the new sewer line as the line ran 60 feet away from his property and the city expected him to pay the nearly $80,000 cost of laying the connector.
01:46:22.000After the concrete plant was built, the City Council denied him the easement necessary to join to the new line underneath.
01:46:35.000We were supposed to be doing super chats, but... Anyway, yes, that was a strong start.
01:46:38.000So, yeah, he went on a rampage because... Well, I think he agreed to something that he took his agreement, reneged on the agreement afterwards, just like your guests.
01:46:48.000Kind of a... Yeah, I mean, I'm just saying, yeah.
01:48:34.000No, no, he came like a normal guy with normal clothes.
01:48:37.000I think it's silly how apprehensive people are about like, oh, no, he has other opinions.
01:48:43.000He's like a political philosopher that makes- he talked about like child porn and was like, okay, people ignore the child slavery in Africa where they're mining rare earth minerals to make our cell phones and stuff.
01:48:54.000And he was like, okay, if you're going to turn a blind eye to that, then child porn should be fine.
01:48:58.000You're going to exploit children in that venue, and I'll exploit children in this venue?
01:49:39.000I'm just saying, the dude has difference of opinions.
01:49:43.000I'm more than happy to have people, you know, come here and give them... I would love a chance to have a conversation where the other guy can't leave.
01:51:47.000So I was in an area by, there's like this golf thing and it was concrete and there were just beavers walking along the edge of the concrete.
01:51:52.000And I was like, what are those beavers doing here?
01:52:56.000Big Megatech says, Hey, Tim, there's a flash game called We Are What We Behold, where you act as the news in a world of circle people and square people.
01:53:05.000You play the game by inciting violence between the two factions.
01:53:07.000You think reality sometimes parodies fiction.
01:54:06.000Something about the consciousness, like the vibration of what we are.
01:54:09.000When you're living your honest self, you become, like, really in tune with the matrix and it's, like, creating a physical manifestation of it.
01:54:30.000And I'm not saying this to be disrespectful, relevant to the current conversation.
01:54:34.000So it's like, there's a ton of people I could invite.
01:54:37.000You know, people are mentioning some America First people like the Gropers and stuff.
01:54:40.000And I'm like, I'm not trying to be disrespectful.
01:54:43.000I'm just saying, you know, the people we invite like Enrique Tarrio was because it just came up in the news and we're like, we got to get this guy.
01:54:48.000But that being said, I'm not saying no to these people.
01:54:59.000I mean, look, I, I met Laura when she had like 1500 followers was working for, for James.
01:55:05.000Uh, up in New York at Project Veritas and she was itching to get out there and go big and do things.
01:55:10.000And just four years later, massive four years later, she's in the situation where she's so punk rock now, like by hijacking the system that she's got actually has Donald Trump literally voting for her, literally voting for her to go to Congress.
01:56:49.000You know, you know, it is most people, most regular people are just like, I disagree with this guy because people say to me all the time, they're like, Tim, I really disagree with you, but I think you do good work.
01:57:54.000And so, yeah, when we have these like, you know, big players are coming in and they're going to say things that are going to have actual weight on the political world.
01:58:38.000Matt Mitchell says, Tucker Carlson tweeted that a copy of their Hunter Biden documents were mysteriously stolen without a trace while they were in transit to him across the country.
02:00:33.000Hatteras Rex says, Tim, I live outside of Bexar County, and seeing this here so close to me scares me, but all I can do is share the videos and talk to people.
02:00:41.000And the X in Bexar is silent, so it's pronounced bear.
02:01:25.000Good morning, Sunday morning says, I know a Philly cop who told me, the mayor and police commissioner told him not to arrest looters tonight.
02:05:01.000Yeah, the issue is more so, let me look into Nick and his content.
02:05:05.000I know a little bit about him, and I've actually had some people hit me up saying, you should talk to him because there's some BS that they pulled to get him banned.
02:05:11.000So, like, we're getting to that point.
02:05:13.000He just tweeted out that he wants to come on today.
02:05:15.000Well, we'll check it out, and so I'll say... Of course he does!
02:05:18.000Who doesn't want to come on to Tim Cast's IRL?
02:05:23.000Here's why I say, you know, I'm not outright just being like, of course, of course, but we've been trying to book Tix for a while, and I don't want to get to the point where everyone's gonna send me a list of, like, why I have to book that person.
02:05:33.000Like, well then book this person, then book this person.
02:05:37.000Somebody reached out to me about Nick, though, and they said that he got banned because they took a clip out of context to accuse him of something.
02:05:43.000Man, that's like a rampant thing that's going on.
02:06:48.000And what he does is he comes in when he wants or is angry at us because it's like at 10 o'clock we're supposed to give him food and we do the shows late.
02:07:52.000I've played it on the show live before, Will of the People, and it's basically about the cycle of violence in political revolutions that never ends.
02:10:29.000I'm doing an interview tomorrow at noon with the author of a book called War for Eternity, which is a deep discussion about Bannon.
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