Trump supporters make it inside the Capitol building and a woman is shot and killed. A woman who was standing behind a barricade was shot in the neck and died from her injuries. CNN calls it an act of "insurrection" and the White House calls it "insurgent" and calls for the expulsion of Republicans who are supporting Trump.
00:00:42.000I don't know what you would call what happened today, but I'll tell you
00:00:46.000I have a lot of people saying that I predicted it, or that I somehow... Oh, we got this video started playing already.
00:00:55.000We got a video we gotta talk about, but okay, let me start over.
00:00:57.000I don't know what you would call it, but I can tell you that yesterday, and even this morning, I said I didn't think anything was gonna happen.
00:01:03.000I showed a clip where people are sharing this photo on Twitter of the March for Our Lives, and I said, look how the left mobilizes.
00:01:58.000But worst of all of it, a woman has been killed.
00:02:03.000And I watched this video, I don't know if you've seen it, but there is a door to the main chamber of, I think it was the congressional main chamber, the House, and there's a barricade put in front of it, and there's a bunch of Capitol security with their guns trained in the door.
00:02:19.000One of those is what we believe to have happened, shot through the door blindly at a bunch of Individuals and there was a woman who was not at the door, but just standing behind some people and she took the shot to the neck and You could see it man if you watch the video if you have experience with combat I think most people realized it because the moment I saw that I said she's gone
00:02:42.000And they reported it as critical condition, but I was like, nah, she's gone.
00:02:45.000And then it was a few hours later, they announced officially that she passed away.
00:02:48.000So this is some of the, this is intense stuff, man.
00:02:51.000They just shot through that door and now she's dead.
00:02:53.000Now we're seeing CNN's calling it insurrection.
00:04:30.000I saw the picture, though, and it was definitely... No, I don't know what you saw, but I do know that there's some stuff going around that is not true.
00:04:36.000It was Cori Bush, by the way, who wants to expel a bunch of Republican...
00:04:41.000There's an image going around that says Philly Antifa, and it's a picture of some guys.
00:04:45.000That video is not of, it's from Philly Antifa.
00:04:49.000And people think it shows the guys who were there were Antifa.
00:05:02.000I saw the speech pretty much front row center.
00:05:05.000I saw people as far as I could see all the way back from the Ellipse, all the way through the park, across Constitution, up the hill towards Washington Monument.
00:05:13.000There was just a tremendous amount of people there.
00:06:43.000Capitol building during riot dies from injuries.
00:06:45.000It is not known yet what exactly led to the shooting.
00:06:48.000A photo shows law enforcement with guns drawn inside the locked down House chamber.
00:06:53.000They say D.C.' 's Mayor Muriel Bowser and Police Chief Robert Conte III also confirmed that a person was shot inside the Capitol building but did not release much more details in the news conference at 5 p.m.
00:07:03.000The behavior we are witnessing is shameful, unpatriotic, and above all, it is unlawful.
00:07:07.000Anyone who engages in these activities, continues to engage in these activities, will be held accountable," said Bowser.
00:07:14.000A lockdown was in place Wednesday afternoon for the U.S.
00:07:16.000Capitol building, and it has been lifted, according to officials.
00:07:45.000It is not known yet what exactly led to the woman being shot, but a photo from CBS News' Zach Hudak shows law enforcement with guns drawn inside the House chamber around 2.46 p.m.
00:07:57.000Capitol Police ordered the Capitol locked down around 2.30 p.m.
00:08:00.000on Wednesday, and evacuations of two Capitol Campus buildings, the Library of Congress, James Madison Memorial Building, and the Cannon House Office Building, as protests raged at the Capitol complex.
00:08:11.000Shortly after President Trump addressed his voters vowing never to concede the election in a speech on the Ellipse, large crowds of pro-Trump protesters marched to the U.S.
00:08:19.000Capitol and squared off with Capitol Police.
00:08:22.000Protesters broke through several barriers placed at the steps of the Capitol while the certification of Electoral College votes began inside.
00:08:28.000And then as you all, as many of you probably already know if you don't, They suspended, they recessed the joint session of Congress.
00:08:34.000Joe Manchin said that these thugs will not stop us from counting the votes, and that they're planning on going back in as soon as the buildings are secure.
00:08:44.000There's blood on the ground, there's a woman who died, and they're gonna go back in and they're gonna finish.
00:08:49.000In many places than one there's blood and my news team actually sent me the video of the shooting and before the shooting and it looks like people just milling around that of course you don't see who shot you don't see it in exact frame with this allegedly now we're getting information 16 year old girl that was there but you hear the shot and it's extremely graphic and you see the life literally leave her eyes so it's extremely intense and right now on Twitter there's many hashtags that are trending one of them is white privilege And a lot of people are saying, look how favorable these protesters were treated.
00:09:22.000Right now, protesters are actually engaged with conflicts with the police there.
00:09:27.000And a lot of left-leaning kind of thinkers in the mainstream media are saying, look, these protesters were treated favorably, but we have an unarmed 16-year-old girl shot and killed today.
00:09:41.000something that needs to be investigated something that there needs to be justice behind it just like any death that leads to a police officer shooting something or doing something that that leads to an end of a life which is absolutely insane She was in the front, by the way.
00:10:05.000The video I saw, there's, like, one guy wearing a poofy jacket in the front, and one guy has, like, his hands up, and then he backs up against the wall.
00:10:12.000Then someone walks in front of the camera, and the woman is further back.
00:10:22.000You've been feeling it over the last few days anyway.
00:10:26.000Sentiment has definitely been turning.
00:10:27.000It's almost like an instantaneous network shift where the whole right network just was like all of a sudden blue lives, whatever, whatever.
00:11:33.000Yeah, someone broke the window and then they barricaded the door.
00:11:35.000It looked like there was a pause of action.
00:11:36.000I want to say too, there's no confirmation yet that she was 16.
00:11:38.000This is according to the CPAC that just released this information.
00:11:43.000And there are some high-profile blue check individuals saying a 16-year-old girl died.
00:11:47.000I think I saw Jack Posobiec, maybe somebody else, comparing the images from the officers with the guns drawn to the scene where the woman was shot and pointing out differences in the door and that it wasn't the same door.
00:12:19.000Like, well, we... In this case, though, no relevant detail is going to change except for the fact that The story will be MAGA, fascists, storm the Capitol, girl gets killed, attack police, insurrection, etc, etc.
00:12:33.000Well, watching CNN before this broadcast, they were trying to kind of obfuscate that and make it not a big deal.
00:12:38.000They were more, they were more talking about, look, the members of Congress were terrified and they were focusing in on that.
00:12:44.000And then they kind of mentioned in passing, there was also a protester shot and killed.
00:12:48.000In other news, in other news, look how, and then it was just, Extremely eye-opening to see CNN the network that just a ... few weeks ago was telling you on national television that ... protests are not supposed to be peaceful literally lose their ... ish today talking about insurgencies terrorists and ... this extremely warfaric kind of language.
00:13:09.000trying to deem what they saw today as the worst possible thing in the world. Now again, it wasn't
00:13:13.000nice, it wasn't good. Obviously, there was a lot of turmoil, obviously there was a lot of chaos,
00:13:18.000there's a lot of confusion. We're still finding out exactly what happened about this event.
00:13:21.000But this is the same network again. During the summer, when similar events were happening
00:13:26.000all throughout the country, they were supporting it and cheering it on.
00:13:29.000Yeah, let me show you. Let's swap this photo real quick.
00:13:32.000This is from, I just pulled it up on Google Images from today.
00:13:35.000And this is members of, I believe this is members of Congress being given gas masks.
00:13:40.000There are these like plastic bags you put over your head with a filtration system.
00:13:44.000I think one of the craziest things I have ever heard in my life.
00:15:20.000Luke is wearing a very interesting t-shirt.
00:15:22.000Well, I've been selling this t-shirt for about over a year now.
00:15:25.000I've been talking about this for, I think, I can't even understand how long I've been talking about this, but I've been talking about this hyper-partisan, this hyper-sensationalism bullcrap that people call news, that again is just weaponized information meant so people fight each other, and now we're here at this crescendo, and I think this is only the beginning of a lot of more horrible things to come in my opinion.
00:16:49.000I have these people who tweet at me saying like, you helped cause this Tim, like your videos, your content, and I'm like, you mean every single video where I've said violence doesn't work and it's bad for everybody who does it?
00:17:01.000This is what's amazing, that we can have a show like this where we repeatedly say violence doesn't work.
00:17:05.000Non-violent civil disobedience is one of the most effective things because we're in fifth generational warfare.
00:17:10.000Maybe you can talk about violent revolution in the 1700s, but when it comes to today's day and age, it's all about perception and fifth generational warfare.
00:19:00.000And so when Black Lives Matter and Antifa are, so Black Lives Matter and Antifa, they can go do this exact kind of thing and get a favorable reaction to their tribe and still maintain their moral victory within their tribe.
00:19:15.000We've got no actual narrative backing on this and it's counterproductive and it's damaging to these people.
00:19:20.000These people that ran into the Capitol prison, prison, this dude was running around with like the, the stand, you know, like the day or smiling at the camera.
00:19:29.000And I was like, bro, you're going to prison.
00:19:47.000We have to have the right has to have a different strategy than the left.
00:19:51.000And the left strategy means that the tactics they can use are things like have riots, burn down buildings, antagonize the police, do all these things because they get echoed and support from the corporations.
00:20:03.000MAGA cannot do it because the net result is a negative.
00:20:27.000Well, Chuck Schumer is comparing what happened today to Pearl Harbor.
00:20:30.000So yes, we're going to have a lot of politicians milking this cow until the cows come home.
00:20:38.000Until the roosters come home, I think.
00:20:40.000And I just want to finish this thought.
00:20:42.000I've been catching a lot of grief on Twitter today because I've been recommending that people, women and children and noncombatants get out of D.C.
00:21:21.000And imagine if then the Trump supporters all see them up on top of the hill pointing their guns down and go, we should point our guns down too!
00:21:26.000Or if they're using the throwing rocks as a tactic.
00:21:30.000If you have a high ground it works, but the people on the bottom can't use throwing rocks as a tactic because they can't get the rocks up there.
00:22:33.000And that's something that you get even though you lost.
00:22:36.000It's not about keeping the moral high ground about taking some sort of highfalutin, you know, in your integrity in some regard.
00:22:43.000It's about just winning the moral war, as in having the support of the people, as in having the people on your side, as in leading people, and not pushing people away.
00:22:53.000Storming the Capitol is going to push away people who you need the support of.
00:24:28.000Also, another thing that I think really people need to kind of think about here.
00:24:32.000Why are people surprised when the establishment, the mainstream media, the corporations, politicians codified and normalized violence as a way to get political power just a few weeks ago?
00:24:42.000This is something that's becoming the new norm.
00:24:43.000We've been calling it out no matter who does it.
00:24:46.000And people are, of course, making arguments saying, if they did it, we could do it too.
00:25:45.00030-plus people died in the riots, not all from rioters, but in riots and fires and things like that.
00:25:50.000They were underreported and confiscated, even by the reporting by Michael Tracy, who went out there and covered that the damage was far bigger than we even knew about it.
00:25:57.000And then, how much money did Black Lives Matter bring in?
00:27:12.000Black Lives Matter registered voters, do you support or oppose the Black Lives Matter movement?
00:27:17.000Right after the George Floyd incident, net support for Black Lives... I'm sorry, right before George Floyd lost his life, net support for Black Lives Matter was at 18%.
00:27:25.000So that means like above the margin, like above 50%.
00:27:30.000When the protests spiked, 24% net support, and the riots started.
00:27:36.000Before, remember, before George Floyd, Black Lives Matter enjoyed 18%, the riots hit and it dropped from 24 all the way down to 8% where it currently sits right now, 8%.
00:27:48.000They had 18, they lost 10% of their net support in this country by rioting, and it has not come back.
00:27:55.000So they do enjoy general support on average in this country, but there was a point where even conservatives were like, I understand this George Floyd thing was really bad.
00:28:05.000Then they went and burned down mom and pop shops.
00:28:55.000There's a meme of him now and it has that famous picture and it says, when you ordered the village people from Wish, and then it's a picture of him and all the other people standing in the background there.
00:29:05.000But again, a lot of disinformation, a lot of people just manipulating facts, editorializing so they could push a certain agenda.
00:29:10.000And when we just stop looking at these agendas, we see a very, very, very bad picture.
00:29:15.000of more fuel on the fire and that's exactly what's happening with all the reporting supposedly that's going on today with again just trying to get as much disinformation trying to get as much propaganda trying to brainwash people to make you understand that guy's going to hurt you you need to fight him at all costs and now we're here at this stage and we're not going to be going away anytime soon because the algorithms that incentivize it the mainstream media that spews it the politicians who allow it They're the ones who are still sadly at the helms that are going to be expanding it and pushing this to a level that it's going to become more and more unlivable and more and more apparent.
00:29:51.000Whatever the conditions were that launched Trump into presidency in 2016 are today now going to get much worse than they were in 2015.
00:30:00.000It's going to be worse than the last term of the Obama presidency.
00:30:26.000Get out of town chat has been disabled.
00:30:27.000So no more chat for the people who are watching but they're allowing the stream to continue because I guess I guess because our Conversation is is calm and reasonable and you know, we're very much very anti-violence chats saying stuff.
00:30:38.000We're not even making any allegations We're just telling you what other people are saying chat has been disabled for things that people are saying they can't control and we can't moderate Wow, so they're shutting it down Wow, okay.
00:31:23.000So what I'm being told is that, for those that are just tuning in, chat has been disabled because people in comments are inciting violence, calling for more, and things like that.
00:31:45.000Let me ask you guys your opinions, because I think it's a tough call when you have tons of people encouraging and inciting, especially at a time when things are so precarious.
00:31:53.000And, you know, Google is basically saying, keep doing the stream.
00:31:56.000It's not on you guys, but we can't control this.
00:31:59.000How do you guys feel about this disabling?
00:32:00.000Whenever you stop conversations from happening, you fuel bad conversations.
00:32:06.000If you want to defeat a bad idea, you defeat it with good ideas.
00:32:10.000But by censoring it, you make it fester in the darkest, nastiest, ugliest elements of the internet that do exist and will continue to exist and will even persist even more once you censor that conversation from taking place.
00:32:23.000But there's a difference between saying bad opinions and inciting violence.
00:32:27.000Well, if someone's docking someone or saying, well, obviously those individuals should be obviously dealt with, with the first amendment and the law, like we have on the books right now.
00:32:39.000Of course, that's something that that's has been followed.
00:33:49.000We'll use Twitter and in that capacity, Twitter is Look, if you break Twitter's rules, of course I'm one of the most free speech people when it comes to social media platforms, but I guess that's the best we can do for now.
00:34:02.000So you guys, check your Twitter feeds.
00:34:04.000We can do questions that way later on in the show, and we can have the chat.
00:34:43.000Twitter locks Trump's account following video addressing Washington rioters.
00:34:48.000Twitter said on Wednesday it would lock the account of the president for 12 hours after he posted tweets continuing to make false claims about the election.
00:34:54.000Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter on Wednesday removed a video by President Donald Trump addressing Washington rioters.
00:35:00.000Meanwhile, calls are mounting for Twitter and Facebook to suspend Trump's accounts.
00:35:05.000So I don't know if they have the I don't think they're going to show what Trump said.
00:35:09.000Uh, so I guess I can, we can only sort of allude to it because it's been banned from everywhere, which is really dangerous in my opinion.
00:35:14.000Is this that one tweet that got taken down?
00:35:17.000And then he's, he's, he's banned from using the account for, for 12 hours.
00:35:21.000I watched the video and in the video he says, okay guys, go home.
00:35:24.000He's, he's urging his supporters to, to leave the Capitol.
00:35:28.000So those are important videos that I think, you know, maybe some people should See, I don't think censoring it is going to help anything.
00:35:35.000I think that's a bad idea, but one of the tweets that got removed was him saying, or it was a post on Facebook as well, he said, you know, this is what happens when there's a landslide and it's stolen.
00:35:45.000Never, go home and in peace, never forget this day.
00:35:47.000Yeah, it says, when a sacred landslide election victory is so unceremoniously and viciously stripped away from great patriots who have been badly and unfairly treated for so long.
00:37:32.000It's just we believe in liberty and I think, if you go by the root definition of the word, removing someone who has an opinion which would incite violence would be censorship to a certain degree, but we accept these limits.
00:37:42.000And if it's not illegal, then we accept it.
00:37:44.000If it's illegal, then we have to censor it.
00:37:48.000On the margin, somehow, banning Trump from his Twitter at this point in time is going to increase agitation among the people who are already agitated, yeah?
00:37:57.000Do you think that that was the intended consequence or accidental byproduct of the Twitter action?
00:38:13.000You put your fingers in, you pull, and it gets tighter the harder you pull, and that's what they're doing.
00:38:16.000They don't realize that a lot of the anger we're seeing is because of this.
00:38:21.000And so at one of the worst possible moments, they said, let's really remind each and every one of these people who is losing their mind how much we hate them.
00:39:21.000How do you think they would see that as an insurrection?
00:39:24.000Because it feels like it because they think Trump is a fascist because they think that we're all fascists and because they think that there was people going to take over the Capitol with armed weapons or burn it down, disrupt constitutional processes.
00:39:35.000Look guys, they disrupted the moment that the left has been just begging for and dying for ever since November of 2015.
00:39:49.000So, of course, it feels like an insurrection to them.
00:39:52.000Of course, it feels like it quite literally was a disruption of a constitutional process that was going to lead to their president that they wanted to have.
00:40:00.000How else would you view it if you were them?
00:40:33.000Any kind of unified plan or action by the vice president or the president, you have the vice president coming out, you have the president come in and saying legitimately, hey guys, it's important that we bring everyone back home, you know, protect the police officers, back the blue.
00:40:47.000That's literally the messaging happening in there.
00:40:49.000Nothing was really, it doesn't seem like it from my own personal experiences, like nothing was really planned and organized here.
00:40:55.000It's just no, it seems like it's it's something that happened from the utter chaos that has been building and spewing and they've been trying to keep under and the more they try to keep it under the more kind of pop.
00:41:05.000I let me tell you continue to pop up with these kind of activities.
00:41:08.000Here is someone that deserves the blame.
00:44:21.000Think about, what do you do inside the Capitol?
00:44:24.000Like, what did anyone think would happen?
00:44:26.000You go in and you have no institutional power or control or confidence.
00:44:32.000One thing I've been saying a whole lot, the purpose of fifth generational warfare, which more has to do with media and propaganda, is building confidence in your system.
00:44:40.000This is why I've been saying that Lin Wood is one of the most destructive and dangerous things for Trump and his
00:44:45.000supporters because he's stripping Trump of legitimacy.
00:44:54.000Every Trump supporter I know in my network disavowed and shot down Lin Wood.
00:45:02.000I'm not saying every single Trump supporter was like, I'll keep my mouth shut.
00:45:05.000No, it was that there were many Trump supporters who are retweeting and propping it up.
00:45:10.000And there were not the prominent ones, not a lot of, uh, you know, higher profile personalities, but I would tweet something like, you know, uh, it's, it's about time a loved one took Linwood's phone away.
00:45:21.000And I get people saying, like, you should really be asking more serious questions and wondering why he's actually saying these things.
00:45:26.000And I'm like, dude, Mike Pence is not going to get arrested.
00:46:51.000I've seen it from Antifa and Occupy Wall Street, and we're seeing this now.
00:46:55.000When you think, I can create a better world if only I use the tactics that are wrong, then you've created a world built off of wrong tactics, and then how do you keep your glorious revolution, how do you stop the next one, right?
00:47:35.000And then they have a brand new system that uses violence to suppress those they don't like.
00:47:39.000And when it was going down, I always remember saying, every action has an equal reaction.
00:47:44.000And if you think there's not going to be an equal reaction to what's happening, especially during the summer, especially during the riots, even before that, we've seen similar conflicts.
00:47:52.000We've seen the mainstream media egg it on.
00:47:54.000We've seen the mainstream media bastardize it.
00:47:57.000We've seen the mainstream media promote certain different ideas out there.
00:48:01.000I think, really, when we look at the people that are responsible, you have to make The people who are pointing and making people believe this, an element that really should be held responsible in my opinion.
00:48:15.000I'm worried about what the dramatic escalation is already going to be.
00:48:19.000Well, you know, Civil War's trending on Twitter, so people are already talking about this.
00:48:24.000There's also people talking about Area 51.
00:48:27.000It's trending right now as well, and some people are jokingly saying, well, now maybe we could try the Area 51 raid.
00:48:34.000But again, that's satire and obviously facetiousness of what people are expressing right now on Twitter.
00:48:39.000And when you really look at the hashtags, white privilege, treason, what else is there, Schumer, we're seeing a lot of hyperbolic, bipartisan craziness that's only going to get more out of hand.
00:48:53.000Let me tell you what I think may be the most destructive and dangerous thing this country has seen yet from Cori Bush.
00:49:02.000She tweeted, my first resolution in Congress will be to call for the expulsion of the Republican members of Congress who incited this domestic terror attack on the Capitol.
00:49:18.000What people need to understand, you know, when they were saying that Mike Pence doesn't have the power or the authority, it's about willpower.
00:50:37.000And when Cori Bush, a sitting member of the House who just got elected, is saying that Republicans should be expelled for their treason, this is an escalation that is... Listen, when I have been saying that I see this coming and I see this escalating, I'm not saying it should happen.
00:50:54.000It shouldn't happen and people need to stop.
00:50:56.000The problem is, Nobody will accept the other side de-escalating at all.
00:51:13.000I think your Chinese finger trap metaphor is fantastic because especially if me and you both have our fingers in the trap, if we're not talking to each other, we're not going to be able to coordinate pushing in together to get out together.
00:51:23.000That's a really good analogy for the tribalism.
00:51:26.000It's not just one person with their hand stuck, it's both stuck in the trap trying to break out of it by pulling as hard as they can instead of talking it through, calming things down, and working things out.
00:51:38.000The social media that distributes images and videos that trigger your empathetic reactions and sort you by tribe based on instinct and gut.
00:51:46.000So it's giving us tightening impulses where we think the other person's polling and when they're actually not.
00:51:51.000Algorithms and news organizations that know if they get you in a fear state that they get more clicks, that they get more revenue, that they get more engagement, and they willingly keep incentivizing these actions that keep bringing us at each other's throats.
00:52:42.000So there's a bunch of tweets that I'll post that'll do really, really well.
00:52:45.000But then a good example is when I criticize the likes of Lin Wood and I get ratioed by people who are critical or saying, well, let's wait to see how things play out.
00:52:54.000I don't care if people retweet me or not.
00:53:19.000We're getting information from the New York Post that this was specifically an Air Force veteran that served in the military for 14 years and had done four tours of duty that passed away and died today from California.
00:55:53.000I mean, look, first of all, last time there wasn't any damage like this, okay?
00:55:57.000And all the protests and riots before, it has been BLM and Antifa, and the police force escalated as the violence escalated, and they finally escalated the police force enough to put it down.
00:56:10.000Maybe people just didn't assume that the MAGA folks were going to come and storm the Capitol.
00:56:15.000I said, I do my segments, 10 a.m., 1 p.m., 4 p.m.
00:56:19.000segment, I'm like, there's a lot of people, nothing's gonna happen.
00:56:21.000You know, I was like, Trump supporters don't do this stuff, right?
00:56:24.000They wave little American flags, they're in the ellipse, they're waiting for Trump, Trump's gonna speak, he's gonna say his piece, and they're gonna leave.
00:56:31.000And then I remember, like, the video goes up, and then it was like 1.46, this woman gets shot or whatever, and I'm like, my video's been up for 45 minutes, and I said this wasn't gonna happen, and it's happening right now.
00:57:07.000The left and the right, to varying degrees, don't care.
00:57:11.000And what I mean by that is, the left believes genuinely that the right doesn't care, and the right believes genuinely the left doesn't care, and so both sides are unwilling to back down.
00:57:22.000There's not going to be a compromise on these issues.
00:57:24.000And what happens when you perpetrate one side?
00:57:25.000The other side gets even stronger, and then it just keeps going back and forth in this continual cycle.
00:57:34.000They're all sitting in their private room, popping champagne and high-fiving each other.
00:57:36.000Dude, they're already drafting up their brand new counterinsurgency task force for the United States to go after everybody that ever tweeted on a MAGA hashtag.
00:58:01.000But now, on the eve of them taking power, we have literally, we, these guys, Storm Capital, have handed the incoming administration this just free pass to crack down.
00:58:12.000They will have the full support of the American people because, hey, there's a revolution going on in D.C.
00:58:19.000Got to put down white supremacists, the worst national security threat, according to the FBI bull.
00:58:25.000And so now they're going to have like basically what do you call it when like a mandate, they have a mandate.
00:58:31.000They will have a mandate now to crack down on people, on speech, on everything else, make everything worse.
00:58:36.000Loughner on the House floor just said, quote, when I arrived in Washington this morning, I fully intended to object the certification of the electoral votes.
00:58:45.000However, the events that have transpired today have forced me to reconsider and I cannot now in good conscience object.
00:58:53.000So those are the comments that were just issued.
00:59:37.000It was dry. And what I what I noted was that he he did talk about some dominion and last-minute vote switching and yada
00:59:44.000yada But he emphasized very concrete pieces of evidence Matt Brainerd
00:59:49.000type evidence, you know out-of-state voters dead voters, whatever
00:59:52.000He's like I'm gonna bore you with all the details because he was there to lay out his key
00:59:56.000He even prefaced, like, please don't hate me when I'm so boring.
00:59:59.000And then he pretty much put the ball in Mike Pence's court, which everyone was saying that was a pretty weak move.
01:00:04.000If you really care about this, you wouldn't put all the responsibilities on Mike Pence, who publicly disagreed with you on this particular topic.
01:00:12.000So he conceded in front of everyone today, basically.
01:00:43.000Well, no, I was just shaking my, I don't know if I agree or not, but I was shaking my head at the idea that this moment is the worst possible thing that could happen to the emergent Trump nationalist populism that was trying to form, trying to come out of this.
01:00:58.000Could have been literal, could have been metaphorical, just the same way build the wall was literal and metaphorical, pulling back from globalism and, you know, erecting barriers in general.
01:02:12.000I mean, I saw reports on Twitter and then the follow on events line up to me to say that this was likely to have happened in that they went to the National Guard first.
01:03:05.000He said, quote, the United States of America was today the victim of a terrorist attack orchestrated by the President of the United States.
01:03:13.000Today, Donald Trump's 9-11 attack on America.
01:03:29.000And this woman stabbed him and martyred him, basically.
01:03:32.000That's a painting of him in the bathtub.
01:03:34.000I mean, I like Keith a little bit, but this rhetoric that he's been spewing the last, like, He's he's five years since he went crazy since he got kicked out of his job, his old job with who was at MSNBC when he got fired.
01:03:46.000Like then this was the dumbest terrorist attack in the history of terror attacks.
01:03:50.000A terror attack with a net result of negative one dead poor girl dead and your whole intent and purposes being shot to shit all at the same time.
01:04:23.000Big, flat, sheer walls with jut outs so you can't get over them.
01:04:26.000Whoever was designing the Capitol, they were like, hmm, I think we need a ladder to get into the Capitol grounds here, so let's make this wall climbable.
01:04:48.000Trump's I think they're gonna go after my legally. I think I know I think New York's gonna try to arrest him
01:04:53.000They're gonna try and shut down the organization The they did not want this man to win and I tell you and
01:04:58.000what we've seen here You know what? I was saying earlier when I said nothing's
01:05:01.000gonna happen I was like look we went through four years of the left
01:05:04.000screaming Trump's illegitimate He didn't win and these scandals.
01:05:07.000And I was like, what's, what's the likelihood that we get the same thing now with Republicans saying, Oh, Joe Biden and scandals in Ukraine.
01:05:13.000And now we're seeing Trump supporters clashing with cops.
01:05:58.000There were large groups of angry people dressed in black and they had shirts, you know, F-Antifa.
01:06:05.000Then there was other group and they were just marching around F-Antifa, F-Antifa.
01:06:08.000And then another group, and I'm not disparaging these people are saying something wrong.
01:06:11.000I'm just saying the energy was different today.
01:06:12.000Then there was multiple groups carrying with, you know, like football sized flags, American flags, all holding a piece of it over their head, walking down the streets, chanting.
01:06:44.000I think Antifa is going to become a... I don't want to say it's going to... Bipartisan isn't the right word, but I wouldn't be surprised when Enrique Tarrio tweeted that Proud Boys are going to dress like Antifa.
01:06:56.000What's to stop now conservatives from being like, okay, Yeah, I think Cerno tweeted this afternoon, this was the birth of the right-wing Antifa.
01:07:06.000John Robb today tweeted out that this was the first mobilization for the right-wing tribal network.
01:07:14.000He actually asked me yesterday, DMs, how's mobilization looking?
01:07:17.000And I didn't, I couldn't tell him, but I saw it today, man.
01:07:24.000The, the, the, you know, back the blue seems to be history phase shift in the network.
01:07:29.000Practically overnight had to Joe Norman on that one.
01:07:32.000And then this violence against the cops and storming in the federal buildings.
01:07:36.000I mean, like the whole environment shifted today.
01:07:39.000Did you see the video of... I'll tell you the craziest thing I've ever seen.
01:07:43.000There's someone holding a thin blue line flag in front of... and right in front of them in this huge crowd is a cop being shoved and beaten by a bunch of Trump supporters.
01:07:53.000I don't know if he was being beaten per se, but he was being roughed up.
01:07:57.000It's this, um... Dragged out of the building, apparently.
01:07:58.000This story of becoming the demon that you despise.
01:08:01.000Have you seen The Watchman, the movie?
01:08:03.000There's a cartoon in it where this guy goes out to sea and these demons attack his boat and take him and then they're going to kill his wife back home.
01:08:11.000So he has these visions and he just wants to kill this demon.
01:08:14.000So he finally, you know, he's sailing back to save his wife and he's just obsessed with destroying this demon.
01:08:20.000He gets back and it's nighttime and he's searching for his wife and he sees the demon and he kills it.
01:08:24.000And then he realizes when the light comes on that the demon was his wife.
01:08:29.000And he became so obsessed with destruction and destroying this evil thing that he became the evil thing.
01:08:35.000Be careful when fighting monsters, lest ye become one.
01:08:37.000For when you gaze into the abyss, the abyss gazes back.
01:08:40.000I mean, at the end of the summer, I stopped going out to film the riots, partially because my profile was getting so big that I was getting ID'd everywhere I went, but mostly because I felt it inside me that I wanted something bad to happen.
01:09:04.000Of course I tweeted it out and thank God there's no violence or whatever.
01:09:07.000There's this idea that you've got a firefighter whose job, what makes them feel good is saving people from a burning building, is putting the fire out, being the hero, doing their job, makes you feel good.
01:09:16.000During 9-11, There's reports that they would have to take first responders and partially bury them so the dogs would feel sense of, like, joy for rescuing a person because they couldn't find people.
01:09:29.000The dogs would eventually get depressed because they couldn't find anybody that they were doing something wrong.
01:09:32.000So there's this idea where, you know, you're a firefighter, and you sit around all day doing nothing, and then one day you're sitting there going, like, come on, give me a fire, and you realize how crazy that is.
01:09:41.000No, it's a good thing there's no fire, man.
01:09:42.000Now, you stopped, I stopped, Tim, you stopped, but what about the average mainstream media lunky who can't stop and has to keep doing this?
01:09:50.000What was that movie where they had that reporter that became obsessive and he started creating conflict just so he could get, you know, the video of it?
01:10:22.000Spoiler alert, but it's an older movie, so you should have seen it.
01:10:25.000We got to talk about this, because in the movie, you basically have this dude who's clearly a sociopath.
01:10:30.000And he's broke, and he's trying to find any job he can.
01:10:32.000He's trying to sell, like, stolen metals or whatever.
01:10:35.000He can't get a job, and he's trying to make money, until he stumbles upon nightcrawling, which is this... It's journalists who go out in the middle of the night, and they chase down car crashes and murders and crimes.
01:10:46.000He ends up selling a tape for some good money.
01:10:49.000He eventually starts making better and better money.
01:10:51.000Eventually he realizes, and he actually sees a car crash, he moves one of the bodies to get a better shot.
01:10:59.000At one point he withholds evidence, and now he's actively, finally, orchestrating events that are death and murder because it pays the best.
01:11:18.000You see it even just in the subtly, sorry, on Twitter, I just see it in the little typing texts like, or you'll see like the people with their cameras just like recording the empty streets.
01:11:38.000I mean, it's the difference of, like, taking a picture of a dumpster from the side with all the lights and the flash on, the fire in the dumpster, and then, you know, getting into position, getting down on the ground, low to the ground, turning off the lights.
01:11:51.000Having it look overexposed and having it look like this giant inferno.
01:11:56.000There's a very, very, very famous moment.
01:11:58.000It's a photo of, I believe it's a Haitian girl and she's lying on the ground dead.
01:12:03.000And this photo, it's like from low and it's pointing up.
01:12:05.000You see the sky, you see people walking past.
01:12:07.000But there's an even more famous photo that emerged from this.
01:12:10.000One of the photographers who was taking a picture of the girl got up and walked to the side and took a picture of a row of photographers around this corpse, this dead young girl, taking the pictures.
01:12:22.000And that, in my opinion, is one of the most iconic photos of the past, you know, 50, 100 years or whatever.
01:12:28.000The real image that you didn't see while these journalists were trying to get the artistic shot of this young dead woman, the real image was all of these vultures lining up around to get that shot to make money to sell it.
01:12:44.000When you take these pictures, I'll tell you one of the most important things.
01:12:47.000You want to know what the least... the biggest letdown of my life, in terms of my expectations.
01:12:53.000You ever see the meme, Expectation vs. Reality?
01:12:57.000It was witnessing a revolution, right in front of my eyes, in Egypt.
01:13:01.000I thought revolution was going to be like, you see these movies, and the French Revolution, and the people are running through the streets, and they're capturing the nobles.
01:13:08.000In Egypt, there was a few thousand people jumping up and down as like, music played.
01:13:11.000And then they announced on the news, they have removed the president from power.
01:13:22.000What did you think it was going to be like?
01:13:23.000When these journalists take these, film these things, and they inflate it, they make it look bigger and crazier and more dramatic, it makes people think things are worse than they really are.
01:13:34.000The one thing I always tell people when it comes to Egypt, I was standing on my balcony, looking at Tahrir Square, Apache helicopters flying overhead, lasers everywhere, they announced the revolution was underway, and right down on the ground was a McDonald's and a guy was eating a burger watching a soccer match, like nothing was happening.
01:13:50.000You hop on the back of a motorcycle, go down the street, go to the shopping mall, like nothing was happening.
01:13:54.000But people have this view that's created by sensationalized news where they make history.
01:14:02.000And so, absolutely, history is condensed.
01:14:04.000And so one of the things I always, you know, took issue with,
01:14:07.000when Portland was being hit by those riots for 100 plus days, you had two versions of it.
01:14:14.000Well, I don't even, I don't want to say two versions, but the mainstream media was saying there's nothing going on in Portland and they'd walk around like everything's fine.
01:14:20.000In New York, with the lockdowns and everything, you have these videos popping up of leftists walking in like the Upper West Side saying, look, everything's fine.
01:14:28.000And they ignore the actual strife and conflict that is happening.
01:14:31.000Because in their view, they're like, everybody's exaggerating, Fox News is lying to you.
01:14:36.000And it's like, look, just because Fox News, or any journals for that matter, is showing you something happening, doesn't mean you should assume it's happening literally everywhere.
01:16:47.000anymore when they're not deployed anymore there's still this mentality of
01:16:50.000I got to find the enemy I got to destroy the I wonder how fair to think about her
01:16:54.000intentions right now we don't know but I wonder how many don't know what was
01:16:57.000going on I don't know the information I wonder how many of those people were ex
01:17:00.000military that were there today looking for an enemy well more importantly how
01:17:03.000many people were LARPing yep that's like more that's more important ex-military
01:17:07.000The ex-military I've talked to and the ones that have actually seen combat tell you that it's nothing you want to see, it's nothing you want to be participating in, you want to avoid it at all costs.
01:17:17.000I gotta tell you, having seen people get shot in front of me, I'm surprised there are people who would be willing to run towards that.
01:17:24.000Like, look, as a journalist on the ground and you're covering conflict and crisis, there's a certain degree to which you're like, I have to film this, people have to see it.
01:17:33.000But there's a big difference between what I would do, say, on the ground during conflicts, riots, or even civil unrest in other countries, versus actively participating in the conflict and running towards the violence to engage in it.
01:17:45.000I mean like, you're a soldier, you're a cop, you see people fighting and shooting and you think to yourself, I'm going to engage in that conflict.
01:17:54.000When I'd be on the ground in these countries, I would see it and I'd be like, I'm gonna hide behind this pillar and point my camera at it and run away if it gets too intense and I'm in danger.
01:18:02.000One of the things that I've been saying for a very long time whenever you have to resort to violence that should always be your last resort because everyone loses when that happens and people need to realize that.
01:18:13.000Another thing that I kind of wanted to bring up here is again just on this topic of mainstream media journalists kind of wanting this conflict there's a tweet here that I'm seeing right now by Sally Cohan that was tweeted June 30th And she said, quote, I don't like violent protests, but I understand them.
01:18:30.000And those wagging their finger against violent protests need to read up on their American history.
01:18:36.000Today, she's saying that what happened was an absolute outcry.
01:19:05.000Let's have a real serious discussion about the steps that led us here and how we could walk away from this in a rational way rather than, of course, continuing this left-right hyperbolic nonsense, which is, again, going to expand from here.
01:20:11.000I think the social media is piggybacking on it to exacerbate it.
01:20:15.000But the school system that Rockefeller built in the 20s and 30s was basically to turn people into corporate drones and follow orders and join the military.
01:20:22.000So that I think is definitely indoctrinated.
01:21:05.000So I guess the question that I've been getting a lot and the question that people were DMing me on my way up here, it's like, But we're not the institutional power.
01:21:40.000And I said, the Proud Boys starting to look like Antifa, remember?
01:21:44.000And I heavily criticized for the same exact reasons.
01:21:47.000Destruction of private property, going around beating people, attacking people who are retreating, all that stuff.
01:21:53.000When we do a show, and the people I respect, we criticize the violent behavior.
01:21:57.000Because I tell this story all the time.
01:21:59.000One of my favorite stories is when I shook the hands of a guy wearing a sickle and hammer mask, a commie, giving out communist literature, because he told me violence is wrong.
01:22:15.000The moment you go around and say, I'm right, therefore you're morally justified, is when you are wrong and you are bad and that's a problem.
01:23:02.000So let's let's let's do a stereotypical ancient or feudal Japan.
01:23:08.000When the war was breaking out between, you know, rival factions, did the, you know, did one side send in the warriors to march right into the feudal lord's house and then declare that they were gonna duel him and finally end this conflict once and for all?
01:23:21.000Or did Ninja dress up in civilian clothes, pre-plan, and subvert the strategy of their
01:23:26.000opponent, going in and removing the feudal lord in the dead of night, and then running
01:23:30.000across the water with wood placed in specific positions so that it looked like they were
01:23:35.000walking on water, freaking out the enemies, and then dropping, I think it's called makabishi,
01:23:39.000caltrops essentially, with poison in them.
01:23:41.000They planned ahead, they considered what they were up against, and they made a surgical
01:23:54.000It's actually kind of cool if you think about it, right?
01:23:57.000That our engagements are now based upon ideas and propaganda and confidence.
01:24:03.000And that means it really does come down to being smart, being strategic, You know, your strategy in terms of how you apply your resources, how you accrue resources, how you distribute them, and how you convince people to contribute to your ideology.
01:24:18.000That's how you win an ideological war.
01:24:22.000And I think that a new life skill that people have to develop is personal sovereignty.
01:24:26.000And by that, I mean being aware of your ideas, electing to choose the ideas that you do believe in and repelling ideas that seek to capture your mind.
01:24:35.000And that starts with being like physically, mentally, emotionally, spiritually strong.
01:24:40.000You know what we're going to be doing?
01:24:42.000We're going to be getting a big old farmland.
01:24:44.000We're going to be making videos where we build stuff, where we encourage people to have fun.
01:25:05.000And the goal of this is there's two really big things I keep saying.
01:25:09.000You want to you want to look, we talk so much about negative stuff all the time on this show.
01:25:13.000As me personally, I do a four hours or three hours every day and it's always something negative.
01:25:17.000So I'm like, I got to have a balance, you know, yin yang, man.
01:25:19.000And there's got to be some good coming out of this.
01:25:21.000So I want to we want to create we have the space We want to create stuff We want to encourage people to build and better themselves and exercise and eat right and eat healthy and all that good stuff Amen, brother And so I think one of the most important things we can do is self-sufficiency.
01:25:56.00090 acres for your 50,000-walled feudal village.
01:25:58.000That's a little bit more than I can handle.
01:26:00.000I know, but people are asking me, what can you do?
01:26:03.000And the thing that you can do is what we're doing in the liminal order.
01:26:05.000We decided a few years ago that the way we were going to fight back against this Is by by doubling down on ourselves and our families and our communities and building something positive, engaging your masculine sense of creation and protection and instruction.
01:26:18.000And so we're building a community where people help each other and we're getting fitter and we're getting wealthier and we're getting happier and we're stronger and we're more secure.
01:26:25.000And we have a network off of the social media networks.
01:26:27.000We have private network that can't be disrupted.
01:26:30.000And we all are talking about self-sufficiency.
01:27:10.000No, they realized, like, how many people died?
01:27:13.000Not even making it across the oceans, like a three-month journey.
01:27:17.000Where is that spirit today of people being like, I'm gonna move to Nebraska in the middle of nowhere to a small town that needs help and start building something and bringing life back to these areas?
01:27:27.000Or, starting my own place, my own home, and living like the brave people who found new places.
01:27:35.000So the future for that, and Balaji talks about this, and we talk about this in Luminal Order as well, you got to build a community based on values.
01:27:42.000You start a virtual community based on values, and then you build the community and the norms, and then you have the relationships and the resources, and then you can find land, and then you can start to homestead places.
01:27:53.000You know, there is a positive with all the lockdowns.
01:27:58.000And I don't want to pretend like everything's always bad and everything's absolute.
01:28:02.000A lot of people are now realizing they have to be self-sustainable.
01:28:06.000They can't rely on the government who can't get them a stimulus, who actually shut down their businesses.
01:28:12.000But let me tell you, if you lived out in the middle of nowhere and you were self-sufficient, you were less impacted by the lockdowns.
01:28:19.000Most people still were to certain degrees.
01:28:21.000But the further you move away from the cities, The less you actually see in terms of that damage from the population density.
01:28:27.000So I think one of the positives we may be getting out of this, and I think the other point I was going to make about what we want to do, is encourage people to be energy efficient and self-sustainable.
01:28:36.000So what that means is you really want to get out into the middle of nowhere and save money, especially in a crisis.
01:28:41.000You've got to get better forms of energy, better energy production, self-sufficient.
01:29:50.000Globalism's impact on the United States in the theory of global trade is that labor mobility is free and that people will move to where the best opportunities are.
01:30:10.000I think I told the story, we talked about this last time, where I was in Greece and I was in an Uber and the guy was telling me about how the economy was totally destroyed.
01:30:18.000And I was like, but can't you as a member of the EU just go to the UK or Germany where the economy is better?
01:30:31.000But I wonder, like, you know, what was it that made the the European colonizers decide to get on a boat, risk their lives and go to a big, empty... They got shunned.
01:31:23.000People think that they're a Virginian before.
01:31:25.000At what point will we stop being like, I'm an American first and an earthen, you know, a Terran next or when we're going to start thinking of ourselves as like, this is my planet or when we go to Mars and we're like, I'm a Martian, I'm a Terran.
01:33:54.000I think us, for a show like this, and the people who watch, we're all relatively in the middle, in terms of just kinda like chillin' and having conversations.
01:34:02.000But then you have the far left and the far right, and to whatever extent they're far left and far right, just further left and further right.
01:34:08.000When the left looks over to the right, they see us all having a conversation.
01:34:40.000There was a bunch of lefty protesters, and then there was a row of Antifa with crowbars and bats wearing all black.
01:34:47.000You go and talk to the Trump supporters, they go, look at them!
01:34:49.000They're supporting these extremists with crowbars and bats.
01:34:52.000And I was like, What happens is, the people on the left, when they look to their right, they don't understand the depth of difference between the center and the far right.
01:35:01.000They just see, to them, it's one group all standing around on the right.
01:35:05.000Yeah, that's the phenomenon of depth perception.
01:35:08.000And you can't see depth perception with one eye.
01:35:23.000We had Lynn Wood saying Mike Pence committed treason and Roberts and all that stuff.
01:35:28.000You do have elements of the Trump right who say things like treason and sedition, calling cops treasonous and traitors.
01:35:36.000And it's really funny when I'm seeing the Trump supporters say you're a traitor to the cop and I'm like, yeah, the left says the same thing.
01:35:41.000You know, I'm not saying their ideals are the same, or their principles are the same, or their actions are the same, but there's similarities in the words they use.
01:35:49.000What ends up happening is, it's like I described, you know, regular people in the middle, the left will look at us and call us all far right.
01:35:57.000It's like, well, we don't want any of the violence.
01:35:58.000We just want to chill, hang out, and you know, work, and feed our families, and kind of have a good time, but peace, love, kindness, and all that stuff.
01:37:23.000Let's get away from the current events and talk about the general bigger picture.
01:37:29.000How do you do what's right to save the world or whatever and when are you morally justified in doing so?
01:37:34.000If the Democrats and the Republicans together vote for war, And then send American soldiers overseas and their civilians are dying, whether through, you know, malicious intent or negligence from American soldiers and our allies.
01:38:24.000I'm just saying, like, it's really difficult to have... I guess I'll put it this way.
01:38:31.000This is a system built by billions of people that all kind of agree, inadvertently or otherwise, and it's hard to stop the system from doing what it does.
01:38:41.000And so it's easy to just be like, walk away from it, and then fighting to change it seems to be futile for a lot of people.
01:38:49.000And I mean like, you know, politics and voting and protests.
01:38:51.000All the protests we had against war, like, what did that accomplish?
01:39:32.000We agree to chill out and calm down, not spend stuff, and go live sustainably, and then in a hundred years, everyone's pumping oil and gas like crazy because China has taken influence over, you know, taken the influence on the planet, the most influence, and now everyone's just kind of living the way they want them to live.
01:39:49.000And they're going to keep producing greenhouse gases and carbon emissions and all that stuff people in America and Europe claim is bad.
01:39:55.000That's why it's just like, it feels like we're on a collision course.
01:39:59.000And that's why I often say, you know, not to be pessimistic, but I remember it was only a few weeks ago when something happened with like some political violence and I said, look, I can tell you that maybe it all ends here.
01:40:11.000Maybe this is the time it finally stops because everyone says it's gone too far.
01:40:16.000Or maybe it escalates because people want retribution and revenge.
01:40:19.000Is violence the natural order of being human?
01:40:29.000The Enlightenment has brought us out of barbarism.
01:40:31.000What has incited so many... How did Trump get elected?
01:40:35.000Partly because of far-left riots and protesting not being taken seriously and people getting mad about it.
01:40:40.000It was a big culture war issue with, you know, hands up, don't shoot and things like that.
01:40:44.000Now we have, like, you know, Luke mentioned, Sally Cone or whatever saying, you know, that, oh, she doesn't like him, but you got to understand him.
01:40:50.000And you have Jake, uh, Cuomo saying, who said protests had to be, you know, peaceful or whatever?
01:40:54.000It's right there in the First Amendment.
01:41:51.000However, you can still see a ton of violence, just because violence is receding overall doesn't mean it's not gonna increase in the short term.
01:41:57.000What I'm saying is, after today, Does anyone think things are going to get calmer and this is finally the moment where everyone says, wow, we should stop and everyone should chill out and hug and unify?
01:42:10.000Cori Bush is saying that Republicans committed treason for supporting the president.
01:42:14.000I don't think we're bystanders to whatever happens.
01:42:16.000I think we're creating it and we're altering our path right now, especially when you have this internet video where we can reach, I don't know, a hundred thousand people at once, a million people at once in a second.
01:42:27.000We can all think the same thing for a second.
01:42:30.000So maybe we could make a peaceful future.
01:42:34.000Maybe we can convince 100,000 people to make graphene.
01:42:38.000I want to make a giant campus where we can have every American tax funded together and then everyone can go there for a couple weeks in their lifetime to learn how to use lasers to create graphene.
01:42:51.000And then all the graphene that we produce with our taxpayer money will be free for the people to recoup.
01:42:56.000So when we start selling cars with graphene bodies, we'll discount the cost of the body off of the car for the people.
01:43:01.000Well, we're going to get this big old farmland and we're going to build a bunch of fun stuff.
01:43:04.000And we're going to have lasers and airplanes and jet packs.
01:44:18.000Build in Appalachia Stan domes and you know dome housing super cheap self-sustainable teach people how to just you know If someone can get this dude Kanye he builds come help us Kanye.
01:44:28.000Do you do you know about earth houses, dude?
01:44:31.000Yeah, that's where you build them kind of earth ship.
01:45:28.000A pig ran in and stole someone's sandwich.
01:45:30.000Right now, I'm watching a meme of Spock playing four different chess matches, and it says the United States attempting a right-wing coup d'etat in Latin America.
01:45:39.000And then next to it is a baby playing checkers saying the United States attempting a right-wing coup on itself.
01:45:46.000So that's the meme that I'm currently on right now, which I think should spark some interesting conversations.
01:45:50.000Is it a right-wing coup or is it something that will bolster the security apparatus and mass surveillance?
01:46:14.000Stephanie Grisham, former White House Communications Director and Press Secretary and Chief of Staff for the First Lady Melania Trump, submitted her resignation Wednesday afternoon, effective immediately in the wake of the violent protests at the White House.
01:46:27.000They say, quote, has been an honor to serve the country in the White House.
01:47:21.000I'd like to rally around an idea rather than a person, personally.
01:47:24.000I think that we could build an Internet Bill of Rights, which is kind of what we're doing at Mines, with the terms of service.
01:47:31.000Because everything's getting so digital, you know, we're interacting so much online that like a rights-based future Internet future could be something that or it's it's this is the boring stuff that will only get like mediocre true retweets But it's a death die death.
01:47:51.000We got another comment by my shower who says bring back your puppy Of course Captain Ron says, this is a spicy one, my veteran brothers and sisters are not looking for a war or a fight.
01:48:03.000We are looking to protect our homeland.
01:48:05.000Tell Ian to not talk about our mindset when he was never even served or understands.
01:48:11.000You know, I've studied, I, I, I got your back on this one, man.
01:48:16.000I've studied and I've listened to a lot of like returning Vietnam veterans talk about their time in the jungle and a lot of people facing combat.
01:48:22.000I've listened to a lot of their stories.
01:48:24.000Um, And I know that there is, like we were talking about the nightcrawler thing, like, there's a phenomena in reality where you become trained to live what you do.
01:48:33.000And so I know that no one wants to create destruction in the United States, but there is no boogeyman.
01:48:40.000So we sometimes we just got to accept that.
01:48:42.000Yep, at bad habit podcast says will Trump reveal anything classified to the public in two weeks?
01:49:00.000That's what that's what happened before.
01:49:01.000I mean, the entire administration, not entire, largely been impotent in many ways, fumbling around, not make it, and stymied, stymied and thwarted from the inside.
01:49:11.000I talked to a couple of Trump staffers.
01:49:14.000I had Amanda Millis on the show, and I asked her specifically, how many true, like, MAGA folks are in the White House or nearby?
01:49:26.000And my other guys in the White House tell me the same thing.
01:49:29.000It's just, there's a handful, just a small group of people fighting the whole time against McMaster's and fighting the whole time against Bolton, a deep state and everybody that he's never had the, he's never had because he didn't build it.
01:49:42.000We just saw the military who are like, we're, we're just not going to tell you that we're not actually pulling people out of the Middle East.
01:49:48.000We're just not going to tell you, even though you're the commander in chief, that's fine.
01:51:12.000I think the media is trying to spin it to make these people look like the Idiocrats from Idiocracy.
01:51:19.000So that they did go in with a guy in a Viking suit.
01:51:21.000Like, I am now the commander in chief, weird, you know.
01:51:26.000I mean, if you went into the Capitol building, picked up property, took a picture of it, and put it on the internet, you are one of the imbeciles.
01:51:32.000Yes, and you should be put in jail, I'm sorry to say.
01:52:39.000Everything you said save the tearing down of statues, you know, being sick, being, you know, in debt, go live out in the middle of nowhere and survive on your own.
01:52:53.000There are answers, but it's a long push.
01:52:58.000But we also have to know, depending on who the attorney general is, it depends if someone will actually face the true ramifications for their crimes.
01:53:06.000So we also have to understand we're at a political phase where right now, if your attorney general believes in the same politics as you, you could, you can get away with crimes and people have gotten away with crimes because of that.
01:53:17.000That means in what, 15 days or whatever, the, you know, whoever's going to be coming in.
01:55:08.000I'm continuously urging my parents to put solar panels on their houses because the cost of electricity could be $700 a month all of a sudden.
01:55:15.000Well, I said personal radical responsibility, not sustainability.
01:57:58.000You could be posting everything right now on any of these platforms.
01:58:00.000A week after Biden gets sworn in, within a week, Trump's gonna just, he's not gonna be able to control himself, he's gonna tweet something, Twitter's gonna ban his account permanently.
01:58:11.000You know what, I think it was a New York mag had this article where they wrote that The scenario they imagine is that the inauguration happens,
01:58:19.000Trump is flying to Mar-a-Lago when he lands, a bunch of black SUVs pull up to the plane, FBI agents get
01:58:26.000out, and then, you know, they're like, Trump, you need to come with us for questioning, and then
01:58:30.000in fact they're arresting him on federal indictment or whatever. Now, I don't think the federal
01:58:34.000government would do that, but I think the states might.
01:58:37.000I think New York might, because they're currently ramping up a criminal probe into the Trump Organization, so they're going after him.
01:58:43.000But they wouldn't be able to get him if he was in Florida?
01:59:11.000Well, not dissenting votes, but I think the process was done before twice in American history and both failed to do anything or change anything.
01:59:32.000I find it very interesting that the people in power praise destruction and violence when it is not near them, but once it is done near them, they call it the most despicable thing to be done in the history of their country.
02:00:33.000This is one thing I think Trump supporters can do, especially, most of them are on Parler, I guess, is use different networks, decentralize, and start your own thing, man.
02:00:52.000Well, dig a hole, make a well, hunt a deer.
02:00:56.000We suffer from a crisis of masculinity in America and some of the traits of masculine energy are to build and create and protect and provide.
02:01:03.000Engage those sense of your masculine energy, man.
02:02:01.000And that was like on the first night where everything popped off for the first time.
02:02:05.000But I didn't have a place to retreat to.
02:02:07.000Like, okay, I've retreated to my city home, you know, where I'm still as vulnerable, where there's still people around me, where I still am completely dependent on other people for everything.
02:02:18.000I needed a place where I can retreat and actually be safe and sovereign.
02:02:32.000Well, because whomever's in charge of leading the government and the Constitution has sworn an oath to uphold the Constitution.
02:02:39.000And historical precedent shows that if states secede from the Union, you attack them, evade them, you kill them, salt their fields, take their women, ruin their whole life until they say, OK, OK, OK, we won't leave.
02:04:01.000Well, they have an open ballot system where you could put certain issues on the ballot and then people could vote on it on popular demand.
02:04:08.000So secession doesn't, as a joke, because it would require two-thirds of the states to approve, it would be an amendment to the Constitution and stuff like that.
02:04:13.000So one thing people are asking about that I don't think we've touched on tonight is whether Antifa was involved.
02:05:59.000What was the joke that all the Proud Boys were actually Antifa pretending to be Proud Boys and all the Antifa are actually Proud Boys pretending to be Antifa because they're both trying to make each other look bad?
02:06:55.000Yeah, so there's like different stories like Hamilton like purposefully missed thinking he was being a gentleman and then he got hit in the gut or whatever.
02:07:01.000I wonder if that's true or if he actually just missed.
02:07:07.000So I don't have Parler on my phone, otherwise I would check this myself, but there is a rumor that I'm seeing on Twitter that President Trump is actually on Parler, which is very interesting to me.
02:07:16.000Tim, do you have Parler on your phone?
02:07:19.000Because I went to Google it and I can't really find, like, a topical article about it.
02:07:23.000I only see, you know, Newsweek crapping all over Parler and Business Insider talking about how it's all a bunch of nonsense over there and pro-Trump riots and stuff.
02:07:32.000So I would be really curious if Trump is actually on Parler, because that could be a defining moment for them.
02:07:37.000Hopefully a movement towards... Here's one from Fez underscore Bori, Vice President-elect Harris Paint.
02:07:43.000Does Tim Kast want to be, like, political Mr. Beast?
02:08:28.000I think that they had a noble idea, wasn't the right time, didn't get put into practice, and they picked the wrong people, and a number of things.
02:09:22.000I think it was some angry people, angry people who felt let down and felt like this was them taking the last stand that they could to protect themselves, their family, the future of the Republic, all the, all the things that, that have a hint of truth, but, but also are overblown and used to manipulate people and give them hopes that something crazy was going to happen when nothing, nothing crazy was ever going to happen.
02:09:47.000I feel like people might've been let down, you know, at the end of the speech.
02:09:51.000Cause there was no big revelation and he basically was like, come on Mikey, do the right thing.
02:09:57.000Except he kept saying this weird thing.
02:09:59.000He kept saying, it's, it's courageous to do the right thing.
02:10:02.000He goes, well, except actually being courageous.
02:10:05.000It's more courageous sometimes to do nothing.
02:10:08.000I don't, I didn't, he said it like three different times.
02:11:37.000He's just an amazing human being that's been one of my good friends that has been personally setting it up all for me to run independently of any possible systems out there.
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02:14:41.000What happened today was, in my opinion, poorly thought, if not thought at all, and hurt everybody, and gives the Democrats an excuse to signal to their base, which they will do, and they're doing now, Cori Bush saying, it's treason then.
02:14:56.000And that's gonna make more people feel anxious, scared, civil war trending, and then the Democrats will respond with some, you know, truth and reconciliation.
02:15:06.000Yeah, that's going to make people go nuts.
02:15:08.000Robespierre, during the French Revolution, they created the Committee of Public Safety, is what they called it.
02:15:13.000And that's the committee that had 15,000 people beheaded, executed.
02:15:17.000They were like political enemies of the revolution.
02:16:20.000It's got to be a human rights issue then at this point.
02:16:22.000If the government's going to maintain a monopoly on finance, which they really want to, then it's got to be a human right.
02:16:28.000We have to defend our human rights as Americans to finance.
02:16:33.000So I have a good question, a really interesting question from Justin Graff, who says, is it possible that today's self-destruction of Trumpism may actually be a good thing for national populism in the long run?
02:16:45.000Boogeyman is totally destroyed and the woke establishment train is too loud and fast to stop.
02:16:49.000I don't think that they will think that this boogeyman is totally destroyed.
02:16:52.000They're just going to keep spinning it out forever, whatever happens.
02:17:30.000Yeah, but the reason we formed as a bunch of states working together, it wasn't like... And the United States was formed, I mean, Abraham Lincoln, he was a national unionist.
02:17:40.000He was, and he suspended habeas corpus.
02:17:42.000Yeah, it was crazy stuff, but... And permitted the war of northern aggressions, so... But I think people generally agree that Abraham Lincoln was one of our greatest presidents.
02:18:22.000When Trump went to that meeting on hate speech in Europe, and they all signed this paper on, like, pledging to ban hate speech, Trump said, I can't do it.
02:18:29.000It's a violation of our country's constitution.
02:18:31.000And they were like, all these news reports come up saying, oh, harumph, Trump refuses to pledge to fight hate speech.
02:18:37.000So the problem is, look, if China ends up taking over, then you get to live in a society where they'll weld your doors shut and let you die in your home of dehydration because they don't want to get sick.
02:18:49.000In the United States, we have a constitution protecting individual liberties.
02:18:52.000If the world was founded upon a similar constitution that guaranteed rights, I got no problem with that.
02:18:59.000It's fine. That would be good. Yeah, the problem is people in this country in the world don't all agree with each
02:19:03.000other and some people have really crazy fundamentalist views and will throw you off a building if you do things
02:19:08.000Yeah. And so how do you... So what ends up happening is we say we have a nation, we have borders, so the people who
02:19:14.000want to do us harm can't do that. We have to make sure we have security. So what do you do?
02:19:20.000Maybe once we're unified around common human experience, and I don't know how long that'll take, we can be like, yay, we have one world where we all agree, but we don't.
02:19:28.000We have disparate communities and cultures that very many of them hate each other and will fight each other.
02:19:35.000You guys, you guys know the Far Side, Gary Larson comics?
02:19:38.000There's one where there's a terrarium and there's two aliens looking in and there's a grizzly bear roaring and like about to hit a human.
02:19:45.000And he goes, you put incompatible species in the same container.
02:19:48.000Like, there are certain ideas that oppose each other and will lead to disastrous consequences.
02:19:55.000Until humans agree on fundamental principles and rights, what do you do but have nations?
02:20:01.000But I'll tell you, you can have nations, and the rights of America can be respected, And still have international agreements and trade and some kind of United Nations or committees that negotiate to keep things and keep the peace and stuff like that.
02:20:23.000Or when you're homosexual and you go to that country and you can get your hands chopped off or stuff like that.
02:20:28.000You're sounding very Alexander Dugan right now with multipolar nationalist identities in the world.
02:20:34.000He sees a space in the world for this type of civilization, that type of civilization, this one, you know, Eurasian and American and Persian and the Chinese.
02:20:44.000And he thinks that they should be allowed to be themselves.
02:20:47.000Multipolar nationalism is what he says.
02:20:50.000I mean, I don't know if I think one thing one way or the other.
02:20:55.000I'm just saying it's what it is right now.
02:20:57.000Right now, you've got people who live in Europe and they love the lockdowns.
02:21:21.000I mean, right now, you can go, well, not everybody, but you can live in different places, you know, if you have the means or the resources.
02:21:28.000If you want to live in a democratic social democracy, like the Nordic countries, and then have your speech curtailed because you have no problem conforming to the opinions of others, then you go.
02:24:06.000Well, anyway, my friends, thanks for hanging out.
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