Bill Ottman, CEO of Minds, joins us to talk about censorship and the audio problems that have been plaguing us for a while now. We also hear about a state senator who is facing two felonies for conspiring to tear down a Confederate monument in Virginia and a woman who is 76 years old.
00:07:16.000Yeah, so we had a bunch of big accounts get shut down.
00:07:19.000Babylon Bee, which is a very famous parody website, much like The Onion, very political, got shut down.
00:07:27.000I thought it was a total ban, but then they restored it very quickly.
00:07:31.000And then we had Bill Mitchell, so this is a couple days ago, he's a huge Trump supporter, and he got shut down.
00:07:35.000Then we saw Titania McGrath, very famous parody account, mocking woke people.
00:07:43.000Now Andrew Doyle, who runs the account, is locked out.
00:07:45.000And this censorship plays a huge role in why everything seems to be going nuts, because if the people who challenge the status quo aren't allowed to speak, then it just runs off the rails, so.
00:12:24.000We got two big stories about people being arrested for it.
00:12:27.000The crazy thing about this one is that this lady's actually an elected Democrat.
00:12:31.000They say the Portsmouth Police Chief Angela Green announced during a Monday afternoon press conference that State Senator Louise Lucas has been charged with two felonies for an incident at the city's Confederate monument on June 10th.
00:12:43.000She, among others, is facing charges of conspiracy to commit a felony and injury to a monument in excess of $1,000.
00:12:50.000Portsmouth officials held the briefing Monday afternoon to announce that several warrants have been secured against individuals more than two months after the incident at the city's Confederate monument.
00:13:19.000No. They pulled the statue down on a dude's head.
00:13:22.000I saw that. Yup. This is why I always try to tell my friends when they're
00:13:27.000complaining about... I have a bunch of progressive friends and they'll be like,
00:13:29.000well they're confederate statues, you know.
00:13:32.000And my response is always, it fell on someone's head, you know?
00:13:36.000Look, if you want to remove it, I get it, but at the very least, you've got to have some kind of safe... safety.
00:13:42.000And honestly, even after it happened, people weren't crowding around helping.
00:13:46.000It seemed like people were still just sort of standing there, like, oh, did that just hit somebody, but still, like, not immediately going to help them?
00:13:53.000Yeah, that's because they're not paying attention and they're just throwing ropes and pulling it down and they're, I think they're emulating what they see in like the Middle East and other countries.
00:14:01.000And so none of them really know what they're doing.
00:16:27.000And I don't know if you can answer to this or add to this as someone who runs a social network.
00:16:32.000On Facebook, I get inundated with these memes, and the left has these memes.
00:16:38.000It seems to be where they get their news.
00:16:39.000I mean, factually, there was a study done by a group called Newswhip that found the left gets their news from Occupy Democrats, which is a meme farm, whereas the right, it's Fox News, which is just a conservative news source.
00:16:51.000So, there's a meme right now where it's like, here's why Trump and the Republicans are defending Confederate statues, and these memes go viral, and it's all people see, when the real argument is actually about George Washington, Ulysses S. Grant, Hans Christian Haig, and about not committing felonies because sometimes statues fall on people's heads.
00:17:11.000So I don't know, you know, if just in terms, because maybe we should save this for more of the censorship segment, but I mean, Facebook's only feeding people this fake news.
00:17:46.000Six Black Lives Matter protesters are arrested for tearing down and defacing George Washington's statue at LA City Hall as cops recover gas mask, laser pointer, helmets, goggles, arm protectors, and change of clothing to conceal identity.
00:18:52.000In a sense, I believe in having the right to be able to create your own echo chamber and not forcing people to see stuff that they don't want to see.
00:18:59.000But I personally like to break my own echo chamber and I think providing tools to let people see the other side is super important.
00:19:09.000So there could be mechanisms for that.
00:19:12.000The issue I see with Facebook is that, while I agree with you, I follow who I want to follow
00:19:17.000and yeah, I think if you're a smart, reasonable person, you're trying to follow as many different
00:20:23.000So listen, in reference to what we're seeing here, there's two big things that I think we get as to why a woman would tear down this, you know, face felony charges.
00:20:46.000Younger people, they got their whole lives ahead of them, so the older activists probably jump in.
00:20:50.000But I think a lot of these younger people, Because they're only seeing what they want to see, they go out and they join these, you know, these riots, and they end their lives.
00:21:06.000I know this is out of your wheelhouse, you're a social media guy, so I'm just gonna, you know, I guess talk at you for a second.
00:21:10.000There's a couple people, they had Molotovs, they're two lawyers, early 30s, pull up, launch them at police vehicles, hand them out or something to that effect, now their lives are over.
00:21:20.000A lot of these people are going to prison and they're getting wrapped up in this like fake, I call it a paranoid delusional state.
00:23:05.000Yeah, they, this was like five years ago, but basically they, without telling anybody, injected both positive and negative emotional content into people's feeds and found that they could change their emotions through what they fed to them.
00:23:37.000Because out of the, look, on Facebook for me, I'm maxed out, because I just, I get so many friends requests, friend requests, you can't even, I don't even think you can actually request.
00:23:47.000It's, you know, some people don't do this.
00:23:49.000They just deny everybody, make their accounts private, so it's only their friends and family.
00:23:53.000Very early on, I just didn't care and started hitting accept.
00:23:56.000So now my feed is just random garbage.
00:23:59.000And I—you know what I see more than anything, though?
00:24:01.000I almost exclu—I would say 80% of the memes I see are left-wing fake news conspiracy stuff.
00:24:07.000Things like, you know, there's one going around from Occupy Democrats.
00:24:11.000I think it's Occupy Democrats saying, not a single Democrat is for open borders, wants to take away your guns, or, you know, is trying to kill babies or whatever.
00:24:19.000And I'm like, Yeah, it was like, not a single Democrat wants non-citizens to vote.
00:24:24.000And I'm like, all of these things are very easily disproven with like mainstream acceptable sources that say, yeah, there are Democrats who want these things.
00:24:33.000But then I personally only see on Facebook.
00:24:36.000Well, I shouldn't say only, but like 80% of the time, the memes are left-wing.
00:25:50.000Yeah, so it's not black and white, like these companies, like there's warfare happening within these companies, but I think it's clearly dominated by Super draconian content policies that don't allow a huge spectrum of speech.
00:26:33.000Yeah, Live Action is a pro-life organization.
00:26:36.000They were being just outright censored on Pinterest.
00:26:40.000Veritas released this blacklist document and they also had anti-media, which is a progressive anti-war, you know, for the most part, anti-police brutality.
00:26:49.000And I saw that too and I'm like, this is interesting because a lot of Occupy Wall Street accounts got shut down too.
00:26:55.000So it's not just conservatives, it's basically anti-establishment.
00:26:59.000Yeah, the anti-media crew, I knew them.
00:27:02.000They wrote, you know, they were very diligent in writing articles.
00:27:07.000Like, you know, maybe they got some things wrong, but like, those guys worked hard.
00:27:47.000He says Twitter just did a mass banning of parody accounts that make fun of far-left rhetoric, but none of the accounts that mock right-wing rhetoric.
00:27:59.000Pro-Trump pundit permanently suspended from Twitter.
00:28:02.000The conservative pundit Bill Mitchell has been permanently suspended from the social media platform, and this is confirmed to The Hill.
00:28:08.000Mitchell has been permanently suspended for violating the Twitter rules by using one account to evade the suspension of another account, a Twitter spokesperson said in an email.
00:28:17.000Mitchell confirmed suspension in a post on social media app Parler, though he asserted
00:28:22.000he was booted from Twitter over his stance on wearing a mask amid the coronavirus pandemic.
00:28:25.000Twitter just suspended me for opposing masks. Who knows if I'll ever be back, Mitchell said.
00:28:31.000I'm sure the decision wasn't political at all. I have a quick question for you.
00:28:34.000You run a company, so I'm sure you have a legal department.
00:28:37.000If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
00:29:45.000Streisand, in fact, they're getting a wave of people like Sargon, Lauren Southern, you know, a couple other people.
00:29:51.000All of their fans are now going after Patreon.
00:29:53.000Patreon's gonna have to front, what, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, who knows how many millions.
00:29:58.000But the reason I asked you this specifically is, Twitter likes to play these games, in my opinion, I don't know if it's true or not, when they suspend people and say something like, you know, this person was using multiple accounts.
00:30:11.000But if they're not really, like, how do we know that's true?
00:30:15.000I want to see proof, you know what I mean?
00:30:16.000Yeah, I think there would be grounds for legal action, and that's why you need to provide a path to redemption.
00:30:24.000That's why we rolled out the jury system, to keep ourselves in check in case we make mistakes.
00:30:27.000People can appeal it to the jury on Mines.
00:30:31.000It's just like, you make mistakes, but there's no talking to a human at Twitter or Facebook when you get banned.
00:31:34.000Yeah, basically, if you get tagged or, you know, flagged on SFW and you think that it was wrong, Then it goes to a randomized group of 12 active users.
00:31:46.000We are thinking about expanding that number to make it a little bit less, to make there less potential for abuse.
00:31:55.000But it goes to 12 active users, they vote, and it can get overturned.
00:31:58.000And you can go and check the analytics.
00:32:01.000We've made some mistakes, but people got back.
00:32:10.000They got flagged NSFW because... Oh, there you go.
00:32:13.000But you can't even get banned for posting NSFW content on Mines.
00:32:16.000You can get your channel marked, which in order to... We want NSFW content.
00:32:21.000But we need to be able to put blurs in order to have that so that people who don't want to see that aren't seeing it.
00:32:27.000Anyway, I did a live stream with this one guy, Axe17Apologetic, YouTube channel, and he criticizes Islam and he said, you know, he was sensational on purpose when it happened and he sort of knew and he said he was going to come back and it was cool.
00:32:46.000You know, I understand people are sensitive, especially for platforms who say that they're free speech focused and then for bannings to happen.
00:33:15.000Well, Bill's here now, so Bill, promote mines.
00:33:18.000Yeah, the jury system, I think, was really, really smart.
00:33:20.000I remember when you told me you were rolling it out.
00:33:22.000This way, if something happens, it's like it was on 12 random users, not necessarily you guys.
00:33:27.000And the mandate is to vote with the First Amendment-based policy, not to just vote on your opinion.
00:33:35.000But I'm sure a lot of people... Some people can try to game it, and that's probably happening, but you just have to make a good faith effort.
00:33:41.000This is why I think you should expand it to a lot more people.
00:35:37.000For the longest time, the meme was, quote, The Left Can't Meme.
00:35:42.000All of a sudden now there's a Reddit forum called The Right Can't Meme, and it mocks these fake memes that, like, just not real.
00:35:49.000Like, somebody's purposely making bad memes that attack the left to blame the right, when an MIT Technology Review story and study found that The Donald and 4chan were the most prolific generators of memes.
00:36:04.000Yet all of a sudden now it's being reversed.
00:36:41.000So do you think this is just the next step in their prep for November?
00:36:45.000Do you think that if we remove a little bit, do you think people will stop noticing that the comedy is only coming from the right if they nuke some of these satire sites?
00:36:53.000And why did they let the Babylon Bee back up, do you think?
00:37:52.000They're trying to ban, you know, satire.
00:37:55.000I think, you know, I think we have a hysteria problem in this country.
00:38:00.000That's where I think it's coming from.
00:38:01.000I think it has to do with the algorithms.
00:38:03.000I think the algorithms, it's really funny that we started seeing this phenomenon, and maybe you know more about this than I do, where it polarized everybody.
00:38:11.000So all of a sudden, there was no middle ground anymore.
00:38:14.000It was all either super left or super right, you know?
00:38:17.000Then they banned all of the far right.
00:38:19.000So now everyone kind of moved over to a center right position.
00:38:26.000They are engineering polarization, radicalization, extremism.
00:38:30.000And I think they know it because there's data scientists who work there and there's dozens of studies about how censorship increases violence, increases radicalization.
00:38:43.000So they act like they're being moral crusaders, but they are creating extremists.
00:38:50.000And now, I'll, you know, keep myself in check and say obviously people can get radicalized on social media and people do get, you know, whether it's Islamic propaganda and whatever it is, KKK.
00:39:07.000But you need the open forum in order to give people... No one is changing their mind if you kick them off.
00:40:20.000If you search for Timcast, like my actual channel, you can take, this is the craziest thing, you can take the full title of any one of my main channel videos from YouTube.com slash Timcast, put the URL in Google, and Facebook comes up.
00:40:34.000Because I upload also to Facebook, the Facebook URL gets displayed on Google, not YouTube.
00:40:42.000Maybe, maybe, now they're gonna be like, there's no, there's no trust problem here, you know, you don't need to break up the company, see, we're promoting a competitor!
00:40:51.000Yeah, Timcast News and Timcast won't appear, Timcast IRL does.
00:40:55.000And this happened to a lot of other channels around the time we all started getting smeared.
00:40:59.000The left, in my opinion, I think many of these people in media know full well exactly what's going on.
00:41:07.000There's a radicalization, initially, I think because of Facebook, a radicalization in both directions.
00:41:13.000But there's very few, like, real, you know, quote-unquote, far-right people in the U.S., you know, thousands out of millions.
00:41:20.000And I noticed one of the things that happens when you start to isolate all the right-wing people is that they just find the little corners that make them happy, and they go off and find people who think just like them.
00:41:46.000I mean, you have to think of the internet as a community.
00:41:49.000It's not... I mean, it's a finite space.
00:41:52.000So they know what's going on and they're just playing games and honestly they will probably... I feel like inevitably the data is going to prove this.
00:42:11.000Maybe some people on purpose, maybe not.
00:42:13.000I don't want to speculate about like how malicious it is.
00:42:16.000Maybe they're doing it with good intentions, but just, and the people making decisions don't have an understanding of the data, or maybe they're too scared to face it.
00:42:26.000Like what would it be like if Facebook and YouTube just suddenly started allowing like super radical content with the understanding that like, put it this way, You take 50,000 content moderators that each of these companies have.
00:42:40.000Instead of having them just go ban crazy every day, have them actually be reaching out to people and talking to people and engaging in conversation.
00:42:50.000It takes 10 years to de-radicalize somebody.
00:42:53.000Is that a study confirmed 10 years or something?
00:42:55.000Oh, well, I mean, we— Are you just giving hypotheticals?
00:42:57.000I mean, Daryl would say, Daryl Davis would say that it takes years.
00:43:01.000I mean, I don't think that there's a set amount of time.
00:43:03.000It probably could be faster or slower for different people, but just imagine, like, tens of thousands of moderators actually trying to help people.
00:43:11.000What's interesting is the more extreme, ban-happy platforms, I feel like, make huge mistakes.
00:43:36.000He ironically used the n-word to make a point about people he thought were racist.
00:43:41.000And so, a year later, like nine months later, somebody shows that in the middle of a two-hour, you know, livestream in a small channel with only a few thousand views, Patreon nukes him instantly.
00:43:53.000And I was like, if Patreon just gave him a warning, then they could've been like, hey, don't do it again.
00:44:25.000They tell people, here's what is and isn't acceptable, and then the scared people who don't want to lose their followers fall in line and won't say naughty things.
00:44:33.000I got no problem tweeting articles from Dr. Harvey Risch, MD, PhD of Yale, when he, you know, when he talks well of hydroxychloroquine.
00:44:42.000And I've done several videos on that stuff, and I know that's a banhammer.
00:44:46.000But I have a line, you know what I mean?
00:44:48.000I'm not gonna let them keep pushing and pushing and pushing.
00:44:50.000Because what ends up happening is, the more censorship we have like this, the more we end up with people who only speak about the other side.
00:45:40.000I think we're trapped in a hysterical mob running around with pitchforks and you can't reason with anybody.
00:45:46.000Do you think people who wear masks in their car driving are mostly doing it because they're actually scared or because they're trying to signal?
00:45:57.000I mean, to be fair, I'm sure someone's seen me driving and I had my mask on.
00:46:01.000Because, like, when we go out and I'm like, we're like a block out from the Walgreens or whatever, I just put, yeah, it's like, gear up, mask on!
00:47:22.000I think what we might be seeing is that these big social media companies, Facebook, Twitter, even YouTube, They're beholden to the mob the same as everybody else, not realizing they're the biggest players in directing it.
00:47:38.000First of all, like, it's like you need YouTube, Twitter and Facebook and every other company to just make a hard stand and say, no, we're allowing this.
00:48:08.000Can you explain to people what Section 230 is?
00:48:10.000Yeah, so digital intermediaries who host user-generated content have immunity, a certain degree of freedom from liability over the content.
00:48:21.000Um, but it doesn't actually say that you can't moderate.
00:49:08.000Facebook, revolution starting in the Middle East from Facebook.
00:49:13.000Everybody, you know, thought that these were for free speech.
00:49:15.000And so they put years of their lives into building up followings there, thinking that they, and they could say all this stuff for years.
00:49:22.000You know, they could actually, to a certain... I mean, the content policies were always pretty bad, in my opinion.
00:49:28.000They never were, like, First Amendment-focused, but they were way better, and so, to me, it's more false advertising, and that is definitely grounds for some legal action.
00:49:58.000So how does, how does Twitter still have Section 230 protection if they already are, you know, removing content outside of the realm of what the law allows?
00:50:08.000Does someone just need to sue them to like make it, to get started?
00:50:27.000But it should also add a provision saying illegal speech, right?
00:50:33.000And that's specifically declaring threats, you know, incitements to direct violence, you know, announcing that you are literally going to go commit a crime or something.
00:50:42.000But if someone says naughty words and stupid opinions, that's protected speech.
00:50:47.000I don't think, I think, let me know what you think, because my assumption is if they amended section 230 to say you can remove content that is deemed, you know, illegal, everything else, it's fair game.
00:51:01.000Yeah, I mean that is one path, though then you are sort of forcing, you know, like a Christian blog to suddenly have to keep content I do think that platforms should be able to do what they want to do, but it's all about context, with which billions of people joined.
00:51:28.000Actually, let's expand on that, because that was a really good counterpoint.
00:51:31.000You're saying, if we change the law this way, then a Christian blog that's really small, with only a small handful of users, gets inundated by a bunch of people posting porn, and they can't do anything about it.
00:51:43.000I think that that, but I also, you know, look, we're trying to build out like blockchain perma web storage so the content can't even get deleted.
00:51:52.000So you have the option to post to, um, this is a teaser for what's probably coming out in the next, next month or so.
00:51:59.000But, uh, there's a really cool, uh, block weave project called our weave and, So you'll be able to post to a totally decentralized database that cannot get taken down.
00:52:10.000Now the nodes in that network can choose to ignore certain content, and they do, and they actually have a pretty strict content policy, but certain nodes can always access.
00:52:22.000They've already backed up like all Wikipedia and archive.
00:53:13.000And now, you know, that was a long time ago.
00:53:14.000Today you're sitting there and you're like, I can't believe that will exist forever.
00:53:19.000Yeah, I mean, it exists in time and space, so, I don't know.
00:53:24.000But you shouldn't have posted it to, I mean, here's the thing, it's already on the internet, so, you know, it just came out that Instagram wasn't deleting anything that people were deleting for a year.
00:53:40.000Yeah, so people thought that it was deleted and it was not deleted and some hacker researcher figured it out and so you know even in centralized databases like sometimes it's hard to delete data.
00:57:10.000And they were like, I don't know, man.
00:57:11.000I'm looking at these Facebook numbers.
00:57:13.000You gotta understand how crazy this is.
00:57:15.000And then I remember that actually came to when I worked for Fusion, which was the ABC News company.
00:57:21.000Straight up they had the conversation and I said not Facebook and this guy's like yeah, but listen man You know these Facebook numbers.
00:57:29.000We're looking at like a million views on this video We just did and I'm like there.
00:57:33.000It's not you're not getting views, bro Then they dedicate all this money into Facebook building out infrastructure for production and then overnight it crumbled in front of them That's the scary thing and they just strangled the reach I Yeah.
00:57:47.000YouTube is one of the few that has maintained, it seems like their default feed, it is annoying, they do not go to Chronological, but they do have the subscriptions feed.
00:57:57.000But it seems like the organic reach on YouTube is better than other social networks, and You know, it's smart for any network to give lots of organic reach.
00:58:09.000You're gonna retain people longer in the long run.
00:58:16.000If you created a reverse chronological social network, wouldn't it just devolve into lunacy and extremism?
00:58:27.000I mean, it's based on who you subscribe to.
00:58:30.000But like, people would exploit the system, people would personally choose to create the most bombastic and extreme content, that would get more shares, and then people would choose to subscribe to the craziest people, you know?
00:58:45.000Yeah, but from a news perspective, what you said earlier, that's where I'm at in terms of needing to feel confident that you're going to have access to the information that you've been expecting to be able to get.
00:58:58.000I, you know, I think about the challenges of trying to run these big networks.
00:59:03.000And I think there is, it is fair, you know, to be fair.
00:59:13.000Do you know, do you know what YouTube used to be like in the early days?
00:59:17.000It was all thumbnails of women in bikinis.
00:59:19.000I'm like half kidding, but it basically was.
00:59:22.000A lot of it was these short clips that were just, I mean, it was kind of like Vine almost, you know, or TikTok, these short clips of funny viral moments.
00:59:30.000Charlie bit my finger and things like that, right?
00:59:33.000Or, you know, goats screaming like humans.
01:00:01.000People are going to yell at whatever social network it is no matter what they do.
01:00:05.000So if people, you know, even if you don't have some crazy algorithm that feeds one political side and you just feed more of the video of the creator that you're watching, Some people yell at the network, you're just, you know, leading them down the path of that person.
01:00:38.000You know, I think social media is just a busted system.
01:00:43.000Maybe we need to re-imagine it, rebuild it.
01:00:46.000Because right now, you know, we started this conversation based on the tearing down of statues, and how many of these people who are—many on the left who support this don't realize they're tearing down George Washington, they're tearing down, you know, priests, they're defacing Jesus.
01:01:04.000I'm sure many of them don't care about that, but some of these people are—Hans Christian Hegg, for instance, died fighting to free slaves.
01:01:20.000They don't know this because the algorithm won't show them.
01:01:23.000And so if you only do reverse chronological, people still have confirmation bias.
01:01:28.000They probably still won't engage, you know?
01:01:31.000Yeah, I think that alternative feeds that aren't reverse chronological can still be really valuable.
01:01:37.000And maybe there could be echo chamber breaking algorithms that could feed you from both sides.
01:01:43.000Libertarian, socialist, Democrat, Republican, centrist, like, you know, and you can...
01:01:50.000You can train feeds and have people train feeds.
01:01:54.000We're trying to work on like a decentralized reputation system.
01:01:57.000You've been really focused on figuring out how to do fact checking as well.
01:02:01.000And I think that if you can start to build credibility in certain tags, then like, do you think that your vote should be higher than somebody else's vote in journalism topic on a certain social network?
01:02:31.000I don't know how to answer that other than I don't like the idea because what ends up happening is you create a system where the New York Times is considered more credible and then what do we see with the Covington kids?
01:03:18.000But then you'd end up with some random guy at the New York Times with a hundred followers and all of his, you know, colleagues will give him a thumbs up and it'll say a hundred votes credible.
01:03:37.000But half the people don't like... I think it'd be... to be fair, a lot of leftists wouldn't actually...
01:03:42.000I'd probably end up with like a 65 or 70, because a certain amount of leftists would just be
01:03:46.000spamming me because they hate me. But mostly they don't bother with me.
01:03:50.000Do you think that it would be worthwhile information to have?
01:03:56.000Not to say that necessarily that was the, you know, end-all be-all voting metric for, you know, what is featured on the site, but do you think it would be interesting to let the community vote on different people's It might be fun to try.
01:04:16.000It might be like an interesting secondary metric.
01:05:09.000It's tough because they're going to brigade people they like.
01:05:12.000And I don't know if there's a way an algorithm can determine unless like you make an algorithm that searches for certain words that only appear on the left.
01:05:18.000So you know how the stock exchange freezes if it drops more than a certain number of points in a certain range of time?
01:05:23.000You could install something like that and just say, if you drop more than a certain amount over the course of maybe a day, then we can pause it.
01:05:45.000So, you know, I used to talk about stories like this on more of my secondary channel, but we've been inundated with so much news about chaos and calamity, I figured the get-woke-ago-broke stuff would probably be more fun to have just like a chill hangout conversation and kind of make fun of this stuff.
01:06:03.000But for those that didn't see the story, this came out from Bounding into Comics, August 14th.
01:06:08.000DC Comics publisher Jim Lee reveals 25% of company's publishing line wasn't breaking even, commits to diversity and inclusivity.
01:06:19.000They've decided that they weren't working, so they would just roast it, burn it to the ground.
01:06:26.000Bounding into Comics says DC Comics publisher and Chief Creative Officer Jim Lee recently discussed the recent layoffs at the company and the future of DC Comics.
01:06:34.000Speaking with The Hollywood Reporter, Lee stated, This week has been a really heavy, difficult time not just for me, but for the entire organization.
01:06:41.000We've said goodbye to people that have been huge contributors and who have helped define and make DC what it is today, he stated.
01:06:48.000And then he got a bunch of comic pictures.
01:06:50.000He would specifically be asked if DC Comics is still publishing comics.
01:07:17.000and that international brand is very much a part of our future.
01:07:20.000Then, Lee shockingly revealed just how bad their lineup had been performing.
01:07:25.000He also detailed they would be reducing the lineup significantly.
01:07:28.000Lee stated, That said, we will be reducing the size of the slate, but it's about looking at everything and looking at the bottom 20%, 25% of the line that wasn't breaking even.
01:07:39.000or losing money. Lee would try and put an optimistic spin on the dismal state of the lineup.
01:07:44.000It's about more punch for the pound, so to speak, and increasing margins of the books that we are
01:07:48.000doing. I think we're starting to see something really interesting here, especially when he gets
01:07:52.000into... So this is me, I'm not reading anymore. The diversity and inclusivity specifically.
01:07:56.000They're losing money, but I don't see the get... I don't think this is a get what go broke.
01:08:09.000Basically, you know, different initiatives in other areas, blah, blah, blah.
01:08:13.000Let me get straight to the part where he talks about diversity and inclusivity.
01:08:16.000He says, he then noted, they plan to align the comics with franchise brand content.
01:08:21.000It's unclear what this means and Lee doesn't really explain it.
01:08:23.000He states, it was about aligning the books to the franchise brand we've developed and making sure that every book we put out, we put out for a reason.
01:08:30.000When asked about promoting Marie Javins and Michelle Wells to interim editors-in-chiefs, Lee committed the company to diversity and inclusivity.
01:08:39.000He told The Hollywood Reporter, we thought it would be great pairing, a great pairing to bring
01:08:44.000them together to help draft and organize the content we're doing along these lines,
01:08:48.000across digital, across global. We want to make sure we have diversity and inclusivity,
01:08:53.000and making it in a way that we have authenticity to the storytelling that we're doing.
01:08:57.000It's really about consolidating all of our efforts and having every editors involved in all these
01:09:02.000directives and also organizing, broadly speaking, in content that is for kids 6 to 11, and then 12
01:09:55.000Yeah, I mean, the idea that by narrowing the types, I mean, it's broadening the type of content, but it's also narrowing it a lot.
01:10:07.000So Crowder got remonetized, which was interesting, but I mean, the idea that there aren't conservative brands, there aren't advertisers who want to advertise on conservative content is just ridiculous.
01:10:22.000I mean, so there's actually more money For being open to more content.
01:10:51.000I remember, you know, when I worked for Fusion, I remember talking to them and I asked them, because of the content they were producing, are most of the people that watch and read these articles, are they women?
01:11:02.000And the marketing guy said, no, it's evenly split.
01:11:04.000And I was like, evenly split among what, ten people?
01:11:46.000It's funny because there's like, there are these, I don't know what you call them, far right, I guess.
01:11:51.000I don't know if that's the right way to explain who these people are, but there are conspiracy theorists who think that these commercials that have like mixed race families and stuff are conspiracies to, you know, I don't know, spread some agenda.
01:12:05.000It's literally like Corn Pops saying, we want Latino families, black families, and white families to all buy Corn Pops.
01:12:11.000I'm not saying Corn Pops did this, I'm just referencing a random brand.
01:12:16.000So random brand, you'll see a commercial, and it'll be a family of four different ethnicities, and then all of a sudden you get these conspiracy theories online that they're trying to get woke.
01:12:26.000They're trying to sell their product to everybody, and it's not culturally relevant to everybody.
01:12:31.000It would probably be more effective to just run four different commercials with, so it's not so obvious and in your face.
01:14:23.000It broke down the stereotypes while pointing out that, yeah man, a lot of these people who claim to be anti-racist or whatever are actually just mean, bad people who do violent things.
01:14:32.000Yeah, and they play other characters, other orientations all the time.
01:14:37.000Like, they don't go so far to say, oh, you have to be, you know, gay to play a gay person.
01:14:42.000You have to be... Oh, we're there, man.
01:14:44.000Yeah, but Keith Peel don't buy into that.
01:14:46.000I don't think that they... They understand, I think, to a degree that acting is acting.
01:14:51.000And it's actually incredible to watch somebody who is not mentally retarded to play that character.
01:17:52.000That's how insane everything is getting.
01:17:54.000Like, specifically with what they're doing with these comics, with these movies.
01:17:57.000Soon it's going to be like people wearing grey jumpsuits with shaved heads, or wearing hoods, you can't see their faces.
01:18:04.000Everyone will have a big box they'll hide in, so you can't tell how tall they are, or what they sound like, or if they're a man or a woman.
01:18:10.000Because as soon as someone does, they get offended, it's not fair, there's privilege, they start banning everything already.
01:18:16.000You can't control what offends people.
01:18:19.000But what we're seeing, with the shutting down of certain content specifically, is that It's mass hysteria.
01:18:25.000And because the initial bias was towards the left, that's the direction it went.
01:18:30.000And look, man, I think it's happened historically with other countries in either direction, right, left, whatever, religious.
01:18:38.000Once regular people don't stand up, they're sitting back.
01:18:43.000And all of this starts happening, people get scared to actually push back once that tide gets reached.
01:18:50.000And I think the number I was reading is like 10%.
01:18:53.000Once about 10% of the people have an ideology, it takes over.
01:18:59.000And we're already past that with the far left.
01:19:48.000And then I just emailed them and they they put it back.
01:19:52.000So it's just totally arbitrary and insane that they'll just destroy businesses like that.
01:19:57.000Have you seen this post from... This guy is GrantB911.
01:20:03.000He's one of the founders of Breaking911.
01:20:06.000And he tweeted, My daughter just started second grade at metro schools.
01:20:09.000I will be pulling her out immediately.
01:20:12.000Her first English lesson of the year is teaching her that white people are bad, mean, and racist against African Americans and Mexicans.
01:20:19.000My daughter is seven, is not racist, nor is her family.
01:20:22.000This stuff has become so pervasive across the board that I feel like, you know, the position I'm in right now is the only thing that stops this, and I don't even know if it will, is a straight Republican supermajority victory to just push this insanity out.
01:20:39.000This is what happens when the only thing you're allowed to say is this.
01:20:44.000Like, you can't—think about what 4chan did with that campaign.
01:20:47.000You ever see that campaign, It's Okay to Be White?
01:20:50.000The goal of that was to point out that the establishment, our mainstream society, is so insane that you can't even say it's okay to be white.
01:21:02.000Straight up, there's a funny photo of, it's like three Hispanic dudes, a white guy and a black guy, and the far left posts the photo saying white supremacists.
01:21:11.000It's, this is, our brains are broken, like, not ours, the brains of society completely fractured at this point, as far as I can tell.
01:21:21.000I'm scared about the upcoming school season.
01:22:59.000They're in class, but the kids who are remote, who are not coming to school, can still participate, so there's definitely cameras on all day, and they're all on their... Where's it streaming to?
01:23:34.000I mean, I get it, you can walk into a courtroom and start screaming and they'll throw you out.
01:23:38.000But you could have these kids in these Zoom classes, and all of a sudden, some crazy random stranger jumps in and starts posting, like, horrifying things, and the kids are gonna see it.
01:23:49.000Yeah, there was a little Jewish family, I think, that had their little homeschooling pod and somebody got in and started bombing anti-Semitic stuff at them.
01:23:56.000The scarier thing to me, though, is the idea that you can't really have troublemakers in class and that, you know, the troublemakers are going to be on camera.
01:24:04.000That's just not how it's supposed to be.
01:24:06.000Kids are supposed to be a little rambunctious.
01:25:08.000But, you know, when they all have to stand in a little bubble, apparently they're going to force the kids to play games in little bubbles outside at the local school.
01:26:55.000It's hysteria driven by... We are locked in this culture where the left is at the wheel, and nothing can check them.
01:27:04.000So they're just spinning the wheel as crazy as possible.
01:27:06.000And the left thinks Trump's driving, but he's not.
01:27:09.000And the switch from COVID to protests slash riots with with no question to me that was there was so much dissonance in my head I was I was bugging out for like a few days just nobody else seeming to to care and I thought I mean I saw you made some posts and you were just like I it's it's over I I don't care anymore.
01:28:00.000Look, I recognize there's, you know, we've got something, but at this point, I think we've probably, we've probably developed herd immunity or something.
01:28:17.000You had, you had, you had, you saw those doctors get, get, uh, Facebook banned those doctors for holding a, I'm sorry, they banned Breitbart for filming doctors.
01:28:27.000Hosting a press, uh, putting on a press conference hosted by a Republican.
01:28:37.000They've removed their green check and they're like, oh, we're not sure about Breitbart anymore.
01:28:40.000So if I, if I film a press conference, I could get, I could get shut down.
01:28:44.000So I mean, I feel like you've already sort of taken the stance that you're going to, within reason, talk about what you want to talk about despite it being controversial.
01:28:54.000And it seems like, I honestly think that based on your intention, which is pretty clear,
01:29:00.000that you're just trying to get information out, you're having an honest take on what's
01:29:03.000going on, that you just have to hope that the tech overlords are going to just get it.
01:29:12.000That, you know, coming at it from a good place, and you have to be able to talk about these
01:29:35.000Just recently, in the past few months, I've been finally granted on my second channel, TimCastNews, I've been granted what's called self-certification, which means now almost every video I do is getting monetized.
01:29:46.000However, this is what's really messed up about the whole system.
01:29:50.000I have like, I don't know what, 1,500 videos on one channel, and 29 of them are incorrectly certified.
01:30:14.000Now I have 29 out of 1,500, so now YouTube's put me in this thing where they have to do a pending ad.
01:30:20.000Like, they put you in a 20-minute holding pattern every time you upload.
01:30:24.000So that's actually been very detrimental.
01:30:27.000So then whenever I get one of these false flags, I gotta send a huge list to Google like, all of these are wrong.
01:30:33.000Like, there's no hate speech in any of my content.
01:30:36.000And they can't do all of them, because it's a combination of an automated system, and then certain people get access to, you know, Google employees who will do an override, and they still can't do every single one.
01:30:49.000Well, mines.com slash TimCast is fully monetized.
01:30:59.000So, for those that aren't familiar, TimCast.net used to redirect to my main YouTube channel, Now it's set up to redirect to, essentially, I don't know how to describe it.
01:31:13.000So it's basically, we've talked about this before, that we're going to be setting up a standalone website for the podcast, for my other shows, that you can go, you can become a member, get exclusive content and all that stuff, and it's being built through the Minds Pro backend, I guess.
01:31:27.000And I don't want to speak too much as to how it works, but people who are signed up can use Minds or whatever.
01:31:33.000Yeah, you can log in to TimCast.net with your Minds Creds.
01:31:38.000Honestly, anyone out there who wants to monetize, Minds is open for monetization.
01:31:42.000So you have ads now running and everything?
01:31:44.000No, not ads yet, but we're essentially sharing our revenue with the pro creators who help us drive traffic.
01:31:51.000So we can't have advertisers come to us and say, you have to monetize this content because we're sharing our subscription revenue, Minds Plus and Minds Pro.
01:32:01.000With the creators who are helping drive traffic and we're giving competitive RPMs.
01:32:05.000So, you know, check out minds.com slash pro if you're interested.
01:32:09.000And yeah, man, I mean... The general idea for what I'm trying to do is creating something that's standalone.
01:32:16.000So if, you know, they ban me, they ban any of my channels, well, I'll still have TimCast.net.
01:32:21.000I'll still exist in some form and not just simply get wiped out.
01:32:24.000And so, you know, Minds being a much better, safer system, in my opinion, for, you know, for speech, that's what's being built on.
01:32:32.000And then you guys have added, like, YouTube Sync and stuff.
01:32:34.000Yep, and we also have a peer-to-peer advertising system, which I honestly think is sort of the future of where brand-to-brand advertising is going, where actually people right now can send you offers on Minds of any amount of dollars or crypto, And saying, hey Tim, here's a thousand bucks, share my post to your followers.
01:32:56.000And he'll get a notification that says, hey, do you want to accept this offer or reject it?
01:33:01.000So it's direct between brands as opposed to having to go through us for advertising.
01:33:07.000So if someone gets demonetized on YouTube, guess what?
01:33:13.000For everybody who gets demonetized on YouTube, There are thousands of brands who probably would send them a direct offer, and then they could run the content.
01:33:47.000You know, they should have opened it up a long time ago, but that would have avoided the adpocalypse problem, I guess.
01:33:54.000I think a lot of these big companies really are scared that if they do nothing, the platform goes insane.
01:34:00.000You get extremists across the board and just weird content of like, you know, Hitler dancing with the Incredible Hulk, like we've seen.
01:34:06.000And if they try to do something, then they're invariably going to be favoring some political ideology based on their own views, or there's no real way to—other than just let it go.
01:36:37.000The mob, like you're saying, the mob doesn't even actually want deradicalization.
01:36:43.000Because if you look at the data and you actually want to minimize, even if you wanted to minimize hate speech, banning makes more hate speech.
01:37:09.000It's like, you know, there was a comic that got banned recently, and it was a black woman wearing a mask and her shirt said, I can't breathe.
01:37:19.000And the white woman looks over and said something like, well, then take the mask off.
01:37:26.000It got censored, I think, from Instagram or somewhere for being, not from Instagram, from some company or something, for being, from a newspaper.
01:38:09.000So how can I trust them to actually have to do the right thing when, sure, they can be on the phone and they can say things like, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, we know we're going to do the right thing.
01:38:17.000And then they turn around and they spit on the Constitution or they spit on civil rights.
01:38:22.000They do still represent some extreme racists in certain cases, but it's by far the minimum of the legal work that they're doing, and it seems like their social media has become totally Polarized.
01:38:40.000So, you know, when you talk to the ACLU and you grill them about these issues, they do still try to hold on.
01:39:13.000They turned their back on free speech.
01:39:15.000They've straight up turned their back on it.
01:39:17.000And you can look at these organizations that are advocating for... I think the funniest revelation or, you know, thing to happen was the FreePress.net, the free press organization, supporting censorship.
01:39:31.000Like, they literally have multiple initiatives on censoring content.
01:41:27.000But these big companies have taken over the commons, and whatever the left is today is hilarious.
01:41:33.000Donald Trump talked about pardoning Edward Snowden, and the ACLU tweeted out, this is one thing we say yes to, and they got attacked relentlessly.
01:41:52.000You know, and this is what really bothers me about people, the things they do, the things they say, the things they chase.
01:41:58.000The ACLU should take a good long look in the mirror and look at the people they've attracted because they don't believe in civil liberties.
01:42:06.000You know, you can complain that there are people who follow me and comment, and they say naughty words.
01:42:12.000As long as they're not breaking the law and inciting the violence, well, I don't appreciate what they say, but I think they have a right to say it.
01:42:24.000But it's funny though that you say they did acknowledge that so I would I would put them in sort of a part of the progressive realm that like Greenwald and Snowden even who and you know those who they have values they do have some standards I agree with you that they've gotten unhinged but they did say they agree with that? Because they had to. Because they tweeted
01:42:52.000like a couple years ago and the tweet still exists and people highlighted it laughing at them and
01:44:47.000Yep, but everybody is... I think if I was going to try and paint a picture of what was happening, it's that everybody is sitting, staring at each other, side-eyed, panicked, like, which one's gonna be the one to get me?
01:45:00.000Dude, I am terrified by the fact that even just on this stream, it's just like watching what we say.
01:45:11.000I said sorry to you because I felt bad because you could potentially lose monetization on it and it's just like that is not where the focus needs to be.
01:46:06.000The letter E was the first part of the word, dash, and then he said the word girl, and the reason I said that is because when you say it really fast, it sounds like a potential slur.
01:46:17.000YouTube recorded it automatically with their speech-to-text algorithm as a slur, and he got demonetized.
01:46:24.000So sometimes you might not even say anything, and they'll say you do, and they will nuke your channel.
01:47:37.000They may be trying to stabilize, and I do think they like me to a certain degree, with their goal being, like, let's make sure we support channels that play by the rules, that try and be family-friendly and advertiser-friendly and all these things.
01:50:30.000And so if the Democrats won't do anything to stop it, then I'm like, well, then you know what?
01:50:34.000Trump's got to come in and, you know, actually... It's not even necessarily Trump, it's a local politician.
01:50:39.000Well, and I do agree with you that the third parties, if they're ever going to have a chance... I'm not even saying... I don't have no idea who I'm going to vote for, but...
01:50:47.000Everyone has a responsibility to make themselves known.
01:50:50.000Jesse clearly isn't doing a good enough job to make it clear that he's going to stop the riots and bring out some sort of serious civil discourse that gets us through this.
01:51:24.000Bernie Sanders sold out, joined the establishment, and now you have your choice between letting the establishment back in, take control, and do their thing again, no way, or Trump.
01:54:29.000I'll mention this, too, before we read some more Super Chats.
01:54:32.000Bill came down because he's helping me set up my website, TeamCast.net, which is going to be members, exclusive content, behind-the-scenes stuff.
01:54:42.000There's a lot of work that has to be done and that's all basically built on the Mines infrastructure.
01:54:46.000So I just want to give a shout out to that because I know I've been talking about expanding recently and we're going to have an actual standalone website.
01:54:53.000As we talk about all the censorship, this is the reason, you know.
01:54:56.000Join for 10 bucks a month on TempCast.net.
01:57:31.000Bill and I both got invited to the White House, and we both went, and we went to a bar out front, and I'm like, I don't drink, but I'm having a drink.
01:57:39.000I'm going to the White House, and I can't remember what I got.
01:58:18.000But they talk about, you know, what people don't understand is that Civil War, from our perspective, is North versus South, because we had the Civil War here.
01:58:25.000But they don't realize in many other countries, it was pockets.
01:58:27.000It was like the cities turned blue, and the country turned red, and then they started fighting over territory, and then it split into dominant areas.
01:58:34.000And in the Spanish Civil War, there were like... The left group was segmented in like three different areas at one point.
01:58:40.000We could see something like that, I don't know.
01:58:42.000I will say, I am trying to move from this.
01:59:00.000We're talking to some people who haven't confirmed yet, but we've got some Republican candidates who are definitely gonna be coming down, which is really interesting.
01:59:07.000And anyway, I'm trying to move out of here because I think it's going to be bedlam November to January or beyond.
01:59:15.000I think we've already seen them go to residential neighborhoods.
01:59:18.000I think it's going to hit the suburbs of every major city.
02:00:30.000It's already hard to buy certain clothing items.
02:00:33.000Right for some areas like you can still basically get everything you need But I was shocked at how much rolled back throughout this year, so I'm like you know what man I'm never gonna be one of those guys with like you know a year's worth of beans in the basement But we're gonna have you know a pantry.
02:00:47.000It's actually like we're moving the middle of nowhere So we're gonna have like a month on hand for the most part of canned goods and dry foods Just because we're not gonna drive two hours to the store every day or something like that Yeah, but I'm getting out of here.
02:00:59.000I lived in New York, I left, and then people were planting- I left the city, went to the Jersey side, people planted bombs, and then I'm like, I don't want to be here, man.
02:01:10.000If I stayed there, wow, that would have been bad.
02:01:12.000Like, if I kept doing my show as I did it, and I went to New York or stayed in the New York metro, man, would I be unhappy.
02:01:21.000And it'd be really hard to get out and move.
02:01:23.000Standard of living just exponentially increases as you eject from highly concentrated and populated areas.
02:01:31.000Yeah, it's pretty... So, why are people, like, what's the fetish with having this horrible standard of living and you, like, hardly go out and see anybody anyways?
02:01:41.000You live in a gigantic concrete block on top of other people.
02:01:59.000I don't know if that's like the scientific term.
02:02:00.000You get nose blind when you show up and all of a sudden like, man, walking through Manhattan and seeing the milk running through the drain.
02:02:07.000Right, it's like the reverse of smelling all the manure in the fields.
02:02:24.000When it rains, people don't know this, like when it rains in New York, it kicks all of the grime and chemicals and garbage from the street up into the air and you breathe it all in.
02:03:50.000When you have threats, someone trying to break in your house, a pandemic, and mass riots for 11 weeks, now we got, there's a, there's actually, we have a bunch of recurve bows mounted on the walls.
02:04:07.000Cause we, we, we, you know, we wanted to just do, I have like foam, big foam, like you put water on them and just bounce it off the wall and stuff.
02:04:37.000I looked at the story on the Millie Weaver situation and so far it seems like she had a conflict with her mother.
02:04:42.000If the story is true, the crazy thing about the Millie Weaver scenario is that the mom didn't want to press charges or anything and then they came out with felony charges anyway.
02:04:52.000So it definitely seems like some kind of I don't know, man.
02:04:58.000They apparently issued a warrant, you know, on July 20th, like a month ago or something.
02:05:02.000But some people think she's being assanged and they were looking for a reason to go after her.
02:05:06.000I think that's over the top for me because her documentary has received way more attention because of the arrest.
02:05:13.000I don't know if you heard about the noise and effect.
02:09:26.000We're getting rid of everything, you know?
02:09:30.000Common cold, flu, like if people aren't coughing on each other, people wearing masks, if people are social distancing, it's not just COVID that's going to go by the wayside.
02:09:39.000It's going to be a ton of random viruses, pathogens, bacteria, whatever.
02:11:19.000So, you know, whenever you think about that... There was a consultant who apparently testified that he believes they're off-world materials, like vehicles off-world or whatever.
02:11:53.000He did not say that crashes had occurred and that retrieved materials had been studied secretly for decades.
02:11:59.000An earlier version also misstated the frequency with which the Director of National Intelligence is supposed to report on unidentified aerial phenomena.
02:12:07.000It is 180 days after enactment of the Intelligence Authorization Act, not every six months.
02:12:32.000We want to have had happened that he was telling the truth, and in his old age slipped up, and then, you know, the secret government organization told him to walk it back, and he did.
02:12:41.000What probably happened is that he said some things and the reporter screwed it up.
02:12:47.000And the reporter- You think that's more likely?
02:12:54.000You, let's say you were reading the news, and you saw an article about social media, and it said some ridiculous nonsense like, you know, by using the Twitter's ADI, you know, they're able to connect, you know, other programs on the web, and then you're like, ADI?
02:13:26.000That you didn't, you read something in which you're an expert, and notice it's fake news, and then assume the rest of it's all good.
02:13:34.000So, when they come out with these quotes or whatever, what really happened is, he was talking, somebody was writing things down really fast, went back, couldn't read their handwriting, and said, mmm, here's what he said.
02:13:45.000I feel like the New York Times is, especially with sensitive articles like this, which they only put out...
02:13:51.000Every so often, you know, a big UFO piece out of New York Times is like, that's what everyone's waiting for these days.
02:13:55.000And you just have to, I would think that the editors would be scrutinizing these quotes more than that initially.
02:14:02.000And put it this way, even if they, even if you're right, The context of this is still like, wait a second, how is this not the only thing that's being, you know, this should be getting at least some percentage of, of constant airtime.
02:14:33.000Let's say Hillary Clinton recently came out and said she's ready to serve in the Biden administration.
02:14:41.000A news outlet could just write, Hillary Clinton announces she will be serving in the Biden administration, they'll get a million hits, they sell all the ad space, they make all that money, and then an hour later after they've milked it, they put, correction, she said she was willing to, not that she is.
02:14:56.000They, I think they are bad at what they do.
02:15:00.000It's not that it's I totally agree that that is what would happen.
02:15:03.000But the you know, this article, regardless of if there was a backtrack, is saying that UFO findings are becoming public and it's in the Intelligence Authorization Act that this is mandated.
02:15:16.000I would love to believe the aliens are next, but I just don't.
02:16:23.000Humans weren't meant to operate on this kind of scale.
02:16:27.000There's a lot of things humans weren't meant to do in terms of how we function and exist.
02:16:32.000It doesn't mean we can't survive, because we have brains that can adapt very, very quickly, but this level of information is creating random pockets of insanity.
02:16:41.000You've got conspiracy theories that persist on the right.
02:16:44.000And these people are marginalized in seconds.
02:17:05.000Every great civilization, once they get to a point where they have instant transmission communications, you know, the information flow is so rapid, you can't actually create a controlled system.
02:17:14.000It's almost like we're living our- it's almost like social media is static.
02:17:23.000I feel like, and I'm not trying to say that we're, you know, we have, we're smarter or anything like that, but, you know, would you agree that people who are more unhinged have less access to information?
02:17:39.000Like, are they absorbing the full spectrum of information available in order to be able to come up with an informed
02:18:03.000But they're also being engineered to believe these things and so you know you've done good work to educate yourself outside of just what is in your Twitter feed.
02:18:19.000I, you know, maybe it's not true, but the more access to information that we have, the more ability we have to make decisions about what the hell is going on.
02:18:27.000You know, if we had access to what was really going on with aliens, the classified information, then we can start to understand why the hell we're here.
02:19:28.000Picking things up, getting ready for a new set of guests, show's a little bit more chill, because, you know, Adam was basically the hype man, so you can follow Adam on YouTube, AdamCastIRL, and his channel is still linked in, uh, on, his channel is linked on our channel, so definitely make sure you check out Adam if you're a big fan, and, you know, he's gonna do really, really well on his show.
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02:20:14.000I think I record more than any other political commentator in the world.