On today's show, we discuss the fallout from Taylor Lorenz's doxxing of a prominent journalist, Elon Musk's takeover of the company, and the Russiagate hoax. Plus, we have a special guest on the show to discuss what's going on behind the scenes in the Trump White House.
00:00:12.000And it reads, Taylor Lorenz doxxed at Libs of TikTok.
00:00:16.000And we did this because Taylor Lorenz, a journalist for the Washington Post, wielded institutional power like a cudgel to target people that she did not like.
00:00:26.000The framing of the story she did that doxxed Libs of TikTok was that Libs of TikTok is bad.
00:01:14.000So with the help of Jeremy Boring, co-CEO of the Daily Wire and the Daily Wire crew, we got this bill board up very quickly.
00:01:20.000So we'll talk all about that story as well as a whole bunch of other stuff.
00:01:23.000The, um, The top lawyer for Twitter, Vijay Agade, the person that I actually spoke with on the Joe Rogan podcast, cried in a meeting discussing Elon Musk's Twitter takeover.
00:01:33.000So we have a whole lot to break down there in terms of Elon's takeover of this, you know, of all the Twitter stuff.
00:02:03.000A lot of stuff having to do with Elon Musk and the billboard stuff and the aftermath of what's going on in terms of doxing, so should be a good time.
00:02:11.000Joining us to discuss this is Derek Harvey.
00:02:20.000I used to work for Devin Nunes as the Lead Investigator for the House Intelligence Committee.
00:02:25.000I was in the Army for 26 years and Chief of Intelligence for General Petraeus and General Odierno, served almost five years in Iraq.
00:02:34.000And I was the Special Assistant and Director for Middle East Policy and North Africa Policy for President Trump in the first year of the Trump White House.
00:02:43.000So, storied career and now you're running for office just right here in Maryland.
00:02:47.000Right, right here in the county you're in, Washington County.
00:02:50.000I'm running for the County Commissioner position and I think that we need some new leadership, new change.
00:02:57.000I think I have the experience and the knowledge and the integrity to bring some changes to Washington County.
00:03:05.000This is going to be great because not only do we have to talk about stuff going on behind the scenes with the White House and the Russiagate hoax and corruption in media, but as someone who lives in and is running in Washington County, we can talk all about why the failed policies that we see in states like Maryland result in businesses fleeing, which hurt those states.
00:04:12.000We have a few tweets pulled up tracking the gain in followers among right-wing personalities and the loss in followers among left-wing personalities.
00:04:19.000Some have said people are just coming back to the platform and leftists are leaving.
00:04:34.000Many people believe this is Twitter panicking and shutting down their manipulation of the system, because Elon Musk is going to get in there, and he's going to see exactly what they're doing and how much you want to bet malfeasance.
00:04:46.000And Elon Musk is going to have access to all those records, so they locked down the code?
00:04:51.000Well, they supposedly locked down the code to prevent sabotage, but could it be they locked down the code because they're doing something nefarious behind the scenes and don't want anyone to see it?
00:05:00.000But before we get started, my friends, head over to TimCast.com, become a member to help support our work.
00:05:05.000And as a member, not only do you get access to exclusive segments of the TimCast IRL podcast, Monday through Thursday at 8 p.m., you help support us in doing things like buying billboards.
00:05:16.000And in this instance, with the help of The Daily Wire, they helped put this together really, really quickly.
00:05:20.000So shout out to Jeremy Boren and The Daily Wire.
00:05:22.000I know I said, you know, I wanted to do this and I had a plan for it, but they had the magic and the institutional force to push back.
00:05:32.000And so I'm eternally grateful for them.
00:08:38.000I figured if we didn't, it would be... I don't know.
00:08:41.000I should have my name on the things that I'm doing.
00:08:44.000So that's ultimately how we decided to do it.
00:08:46.000The first thing that happens after we put it up is Taylor Lorenz responded saying, Tim Poole... Actually, I think we might have the tweets from Taylor Lorenz as to what she said.
00:09:44.000Taylor, I did not insult you, I did not dox you, and I defended your reporting.
00:09:50.000I called you a liar because you lied about doxing libs of TikTok.
00:09:53.000If you do not want to be held to account for amoral or unethical activities, you should not be in media committing amoral or unethical activities.
00:10:04.000I do not tolerate insulting the person over her appearance or age.
00:11:38.000When you are at risk of losing your life from the job you're working, you know what violence really is.
00:11:46.000When you've been punched, attacked, or assaulted, you know what violence really is.
00:11:49.000But if you are a soft-bellied... I don't know, let's say your family's rich and they sent you to like a Swiss boarding school, and so you've never really experienced hardship, Well, no one's ever dared speak ill of you.
00:12:00.000So the first time someone says a nasty word, you get that shock to your system like someone attacked you.
00:12:04.000They feel physical pain, like... You said what about me?
00:12:34.000We have this from the Washington Free Beacon, which is, my friends, NewsGuard certified, which says, Lorenz not only revealed the identity of the anonymous person who runs the account, but also included a copy of the person's real estate license, which showed her home address.
00:12:48.000The post later removed the home address from the story, then lied about it, saying we did not publish or link to any details about her personal life.
00:12:55.000Let me just show you Taylor Lorenz's Wikipedia, which says, The article further publicized the identity of the account owner as Chaya Reichick and provided personal details.
00:13:22.000You're calling her out and you're giving them the directions to where to go get her.
00:13:26.000Yeah, I think Look, I'm not going to give Taylor the benefit of the doubt.
00:13:30.000I think she or whoever on the team included the link to the private address knowing what they were doing to terrorize.
00:13:38.000Because, you know, we've got security issues, we know exactly what it means, and we have armed guards now.
00:13:44.000We have to get armed security in a variety of fashions.
00:13:46.000So when someone publishes your address in one of the most powerful and largest institutional publications in the world, even if it's for only an hour or two, You know what that means.
00:14:57.000So Ian, even if they didn't realize that this person was going to be harassed and potentially threatened and have their safety put at risk when they publish their address, that would just make them incredibly incompetent journalists who aren't worthy of their platform.
00:15:16.000Yeah, I'm kind of like, geez, go easy on this.
00:15:19.000But no, don't, because they really made a journalistic faux pas or like, like massive mistake in rendering, you know, as little harm as possible to the people that you're reporting on.
00:16:11.000She's denying she did the doxing, she's attacking people who are calling her out, and she's making herself the victim and the people who she attacked, the offenders.
00:16:21.000So, it's funny because it's the left that often tweets about that, saying the right does it, but literally this is what they do.
00:16:26.000It's like that cartoon you ever see of the woman, the feminist, and she's shoveling crap over a wall, and it says opinions over the internet, and when they throw it back she goes, help, I'm being oppressed!
00:16:39.000You do not get to wield institutional power as a weapon and then hide behind it.
00:16:45.000Because now these people are starting to realize what happens when other people, who also have the ability to wield institutional power, decide to strike back.
00:17:11.000Yeah, well, part of what makes this so hideous is the fact that a few weeks ago, before this was even a story, Taylor Lorenz was on MSNBC and she started crying because she said she fears for what people will do with each tiny little bit of information about her that was leaked.
00:17:26.000So she's clearly very conscious about this kind of thing.
00:17:28.000And then she went on to publish somebody else's personal private address.
00:17:36.000All right, well, speaking of crying, let's advance to the next story in this saga, which is, it's all somewhat related, but it's a little bit different.
00:17:48.000Twitter's top lawyer reassures staff and cries during meeting about Musk takeover.
00:17:53.000Vijaya Gade, a key executive involved in decisions to remove former President Donald Trump and ban political advertising, expressed uncertainty about the future of the platform.
00:18:02.000I'm not going to gloat over someone crying.
00:18:06.000I think it's a good example, nonetheless, of the problems this company has.
00:18:55.000If they reject that, and the stock goes down, now they're liable to the shareholders for not accepting something they knew was a good deal.
00:19:03.000In the deal, they agree to a $1,000,000,000 breakup clause.
00:19:08.000If the shareholders vote no, Elon Musk gets a free $1,000,000,000.
00:19:12.000So now the shareholders are like, if we don't vote for this, not only are we likely going to see the stock plummet, but the company will be at $1,000,000,000 causing it to plummet even more.
00:19:40.000Many people pointed out the reason she was on that show is she's actually the person behind everything that's been happening at Twitter in terms of all the wokeness, the political manipulation.
00:20:05.000It reminds me of when the Google employees had their big open house or the big meeting after Trump won and they were all crying and worried and the tremendous angst that they expressed about their role in allowing Trump to win and defeat Hillary Clinton.
00:20:25.000What I'm wondering about is what's going to happen in the Twitter world, at the business, because there's going to be a resistance there, I think, to what Elon Musk wants to do.
00:20:35.000The culture is so ingrained with the wokeness there, from the bottom and the top.
00:20:40.000And we saw it with the attorney crying here.
00:21:53.000I was just thinking that it's remarkable how dumb and even really unemployable these people are outside of any kind of environment where they're being catered to by their higher-ups.
00:22:03.000The fact that somebody takes over the company that you're working for and you immediately start publicly trash-talking them is so ridiculous.
00:22:10.000It's like they've never had another job in their lives.
00:22:12.000Well what their attitude should be and I grew up in the military and I matured through learning how to be a team player and a leader and work for people and we have changes of command and we have changes of administrations that we had to respond to over the years.
00:22:25.000What your job is to find out where the boss wants to go, help him get there.
00:22:31.000If there are problems in his way, identify what those problems are and help mitigate those.
00:22:49.000A lot of these people probably got masters or something, got out of college at 24, and then applied at Twitter, and it's the first place they've ever worked.
00:22:55.000They probably view Twitter as a home, not a job.
00:22:59.000Well, and I've sort of joked about this in the past, but it's part of why we live in such a bizarre world, where conservative people are afraid to voice their own opinions and signal the fact that they're on the right, and left-wing people are very comfortable doing so at their jobs.
00:23:09.000Because when you state you're a left-wing individual of this brand of progressivism, all you're doing is advertising the fact that you're unemployable.
00:23:16.000And yet, it seems as if employers are fine with it.
00:23:18.000Like, what are you going to do if you get rid of all the conservatives?
00:23:40.000If you're forced to go live in DC, at least partially because you're in Congress or whatever, having someone say, we don't serve Republicans is a huge problem.
00:23:47.000Outside of there, I'm pretty sure if you went to a company and said that you were a leftist, they could be like, we're not hiring you.
00:23:54.000Or if you were in the middle of your job and said you were a leftist or a conservative, they could be like, you're fired for that reason.
00:23:59.000Yeah, well, it's an interesting point, too, because you could have a particular business that has to service a market.
00:24:05.000So, for example, if you were doing something like producing conservative content, you probably wouldn't want to hire left-wing people, and it would be bizarre if there was a law requiring you to do so.
00:24:14.000I don't think that hiring anybody that's political makes sense.
00:24:17.000If someone comes in and they're like, I identify as a get-out identity politics person, well, hold on there.
00:24:50.000There is no black and white approach to upholding civil rights.
00:24:55.000It's always a gradient because everything is connected to everything else.
00:24:58.000There's this idea that exists among many traditional or classical liberals where it's like, if we enshrine in law that men and women shall be treated equally, we're done.
00:25:44.000The 1964 Civil Rights Act meant some very obvious things.
00:25:47.000Provide service to people, don't kick them out because of these characteristics.
00:25:52.000Now it's being challenged across the board.
00:25:55.000So, what ends up happening is, you had that, I think it was a Supreme Court case where they tried arguing that, I think this is what happened, right?
00:26:02.000Gender identity was considered the same thing as sexuality in some court case?
00:26:26.000Because what are they really protecting when they protect gender identity?
00:26:29.000If you are biologically male and want to wear a dress and call yourself Susan, that's what they're protecting.
00:26:35.000But what's the difference between calling yourself Susan in a dress and calling yourself Vulciferon, herald of the winter mists, while wearing a fursuit?
00:26:43.000Literally nothing, except for the cultural interpretation.
00:26:46.000But if a judge can say one set of clothing is protected and another isn't, based on his personal interpretation, then you're going to get a whole bunch of challenges.
00:26:55.000Now, judges are supposed to interpret the law, but the next step will be, in 20 years, they're going to say the law says my self-expression.
00:27:02.000That means I want to go to work as Volciferon.
00:27:05.000You think it's going to take a whole 20 years for that?
00:27:48.000But the latest, according to Epoch Times, is $113 million.
00:27:52.000If that's true, their stock was about to plummet.
00:27:56.000Right, and so the people that work for Twitter should look at Elon Musk as a savior, because the business model was not working the way these guys had been running it.
00:28:07.000I just did some math at 7,500 plus employees, imagining that they're making $75,000 a year.
00:28:14.000They're probably making more than that.
00:28:16.000It's more than half a billion dollars a year and just in employee salaries.
00:28:20.000That's way, way, way too much for a company that's only pulling in five billion.
00:28:24.000I mean, I guess a fifth of your revenue is... I haven't worked at enough companies to know if that's... That just sounds like way too much expenditure on employees.
00:28:34.000And for a company that can send its people remote, it doesn't make... I've got to look at the business plan.
00:28:39.000I want to just say, when we're talking about jobs, I think Vijay Gadde's job is not long for this world.
00:28:45.000Sagar and Jetty says, Vijay Agade, the top censorship advocate at Twitter, who famously gaslit the world on Joe Rogan's podcast and censored the Hunter Biden laptop story, is very upset about the Elon Musk takeover.
00:28:58.000Elon Musk responded, suspending the Twitter account of a major news organization for publishing a truthful story was obviously incredibly inappropriate.
00:29:08.000I can't imagine Elon Musk as the owner of this company is going to go in there and be like, I'm going to keep this person.
00:29:13.000In fact, he's probably going to go in there and say, you caused the bulk of the problem, so thank you for your time and you are free to go.
00:29:19.000So Derek, I'm curious, as someone who has worked in the White House and some pretty high levels within government, how is social media viewed or discussed at that level, if at all?
00:29:33.000And how to navigate it, if you're in the Trump White House, The stories, the media, and the way big media, mainstream media integrated itself with the narratives of social media.
00:29:47.000And we see today that CNN was actively coordinating with people that were behind the Russia hoax to get the narrative right and to expand on it.
00:30:00.000Most of us were looking at the social media impact as a national level of influence for overseas, because I dealt mostly in the foreign policy world, and what we could learn from social media from looking at social media accounts in Ukraine, or the Middle East, or what ISIS was posting.
00:30:19.000So, there's different ways of looking at it.
00:30:21.000From my perspective, it was as an intelligence tool to get insights into groups, organizations, and people.
00:30:29.000Do you think this is part of why the Taliban was allowed to be on Twitter while Trump was banned?
00:30:34.000Well, you look at Khomeini and leaders of the Coats Force being on Twitter and The measures that they were taking and what they were calling for, violence against Israel, violence against other people, calling out for the death of President Trump, and they were not shut down.
00:30:56.000So the hypocrisy of the leadership of Twitter and when they talk about values and threats of violence, they never followed up their words with actions in exercising their leadership in an unbiased way.
00:31:12.000They never did and that's part of the reason they've had so many problems and they lost so many followers from 214 million to 113 active users.
00:31:21.000Let's talk about some weird goings on.
00:31:25.000We have this tweet from Tyler Carditis.
00:31:28.000Tyler is the CEO of Blaze Media, and he says, definitely something bizarre happening with the Twitter algorithm impacting follower counts over the past 24 to 48 hours.
00:33:10.000You guys put it in my mind that there's some nefarious stuff going on behind the scenes where they're like, whoa, better undo that blacklist algorithm that we had going in secret so that no one finds out.
00:33:19.000And now it's just, this is the recalibration.
00:33:22.000I have no idea what's happening right now.
00:33:24.000Well I think it's we have to speculate and I think the issue is we're not gonna be able to understand what's going on until there's someone inside the Elon Musk team gets in there and asks the questions and hopefully the records are preserved the algorithms and what they're doing are preserved and one can go back and look at was there shadow banning how many bots were there how many of the the bots how many bots were following you know Yeah, it's real tempting as a social media network to count the bots as people that are logging in every day.
00:34:00.000How many did you say millions of people log in a day?
00:34:26.000It may actually be that many people deactivated their Twitters and have all reactivated them right now because, you know, they want to be on Twitter.
00:37:15.000I don't think the left follows Tucker Carlson because we know this from Vijay Agade, leftists don't follow conservative journalists, conservatives do follow left-wing journalists.
00:37:33.000I think people are mentioning they were unbanned for the first time.
00:37:36.000I think Elon Musk is going to walk in the doors, and there's going to be something within the system of Twitter that is so obvious and overtly political bias, they got rid of it.
00:37:59.000I'm definitely very interested to see what it is.
00:38:01.000At the very least, this has exposed what we are already knew, and we all already said, and which has been exposed a million times before, but basically that these people are weak and they're cowardly.
00:38:11.000You know, Twitter was actively censoring conservatives.
00:38:41.000But liberals, like you said, do not want to read or listen to alternative points of view even if they're evidence-based.
00:38:50.000Conservatives tend to look at a wider cross-section of information.
00:38:55.000They get blamed all the time for, oh you only get your news from Fox News.
00:39:00.000That's the farthest thing from the case because most everyone I know, and I think you know too, Yeah, I mean, there have been studies about this that we've talked about before on this show, that conservatives are more likely to understand left-wing positions than left-wingers are to understand conservative positions.
00:39:24.000But I think it even goes deeper than that.
00:39:27.000A very wise left-wing liberal arts major told me when I was in college, when you're used to a position of privilege, equality feels like oppression.
00:39:37.000Well, that's what's happening to them on Twitter.
00:39:39.000They're finally getting a taste of some small iota of potential equality somewhere down the line, and they are losing their minds.
00:39:48.000So I'm just trying to, we got, we got, we've got breaking news coming in, but, um, man, we got, we got a ton, we got, we got too much going on.
00:40:17.000One of the things you were saying is about conservatism looking outside the box, kind of taking in about... I think that the scientific method is actually a very conservative function, and it's kind of the basis of modern science.
00:40:29.000There's other types of science that aren't the scientific method.
00:40:32.000I don't even know if I'd come up with one off the top of my head.
00:40:34.000But to say, like, it feels like it should be this way, so let's just assume it's going to be like that.
00:40:39.000That seems like what you would say is the liberal mind right now, unfortunately.
00:40:43.000Being a little extreme, taking risks, unnecessary risks, violates the entire scientific method where you just try and disprove yourself and have humility.
00:40:52.000Well, it just reminds me of something Secretary Rumsfeld said about the known knowns, the known unknowns, and then the unknown unknowns.
00:41:00.000OK, and conservatives tend to be, in my view, more exploratory.
00:41:06.000Yeah, I think liberals are driven by emotion.
00:41:09.000And we've talked about this, you use this phrase a lot, the left sees that or believes that there is no truth but power, and so it doesn't matter what the actual scientific consensus is on something, it doesn't matter what the evidence says or what makes sense, what matters is what will get me more power, what will get me where I want.
00:41:24.000And if something comes up, like in climate science, that challenges their dogma, They attack it.
00:41:33.000They don't look at the evidence and try to parse it out They want to attack it deny it and go after the person and discredit them.
00:41:40.000Mm-hmm Yeah, exactly and even there whenever they have a statistic that sounds like it would support their case.
00:41:44.000They completely distort it So when they say things like 97% of climate scientists agree that humans are responsible in some way for climate change what they're leaving out is 97% of climate scientists are did not say we need a Green New Deal or that the world is
00:41:58.000going to end in 10 years or that it's catastrophic. But that's all assumed when they say 97%
00:42:04.000of climate scientists agree with our narrative. But it's not the case. So Twitter banned ads
00:42:09.000that go against their narrative on climate change. That's overtly political.
00:42:14.000The ads themselves aren't gruesome or offensive or objectionable.
00:42:18.000They're just politically objectionable if you have the wrong opinion.
00:43:42.000You know, as Parag stated, you know, one of the themes of today is continuity and ensuring that Parag and this leadership team continues to operate the business successfully on behalf of our users, on behalf of our customers.
00:43:56.000And that has obviously been a big topic of discussion at the board.
00:43:58.000And as I mentioned, an area that is important to Elon Musk as well because of the importance of Twitter.
00:44:25.000Twitter service, the role of our policies, and the capabilities we've built around content moderation,
00:44:32.000are fundamental to keeping Twitter safe and growing.
00:44:38.000I believe that there is a lot of work we have to do to continue making that better.
00:44:44.000I want to pause real quick in the middle of this, we've got another minute, but I just want to point out, conservatives are willing to stay on the platform when they're getting censored, and the left is getting away with it.
00:44:53.000The left is unwilling to stay on the platform if conservatives aren't getting censored.
00:47:12.000They have extremist policies that are driven by censorship of views that they don't like.
00:47:18.000They talk about safety, but almost all their rules on safety dealing with the COVID outbreak turned out the science wasn't on their side over time.
00:47:27.000Drugs that they said didn't work actually worked.
00:47:34.000The CDC was wrong on the effects of the immunizations on people.
00:47:40.000We have to be a little specific, though.
00:47:42.000I think the issue is that Twitter decided one doctor was better than another doctor when they shouldn't be doing that.
00:47:49.000YouTube takes a similar position in that YouTube's decided the same doctors that Twitter sided with are the correct doctors, and this is the problem.
00:49:04.000I think it's fair to say in addressing those goofy rules, masks stop you from spitting on people.
00:49:09.000So they have a certain degree of effectiveness.
00:49:12.000Okay, so the sanitation issue, it turns out that getting it from touching something, okay, you have a 1 in 10,000 chance of it being transmissible, okay, if you touch a contaminated surface.
00:49:26.000But we were first told that if you touch a surface, you have a high chance of getting it and everyone was cleansing everything.
00:49:34.000People were cleaning the canned goods coming back from the grocery store based upon CDC guidance.
00:49:43.000Subway cars were being sanitized every day, multiple times, but it wasn't necessary.
00:49:49.000Yeah, from this conversation, the obsession with health and the obsession with safety is really disturbing.
00:49:55.000It sounds like rhetoric, and maybe this isn't the conversation to have the ethical conversation, but compared to the board meetings we would have at Mines and the conversations, this is complete insane rhetoric where you're like, yo, if you're going to spin this word around the house like this, let's talk about what it means.
00:51:13.000She was relaying a question from employees.
00:51:15.000So the woman was getting questions and she was asking the CEO.
00:51:18.000It's indicative that they still don't know what it is if they're still asking the question.
00:51:22.000Also, I believe when Oliver Wendell Holmes said you can't shout fire in a crowded theater, he was using that as a justification for censoring people who were protesting the First World War.
00:52:24.000So, it's a bunch of little dots, little squares, pixels that interact with each other in unique ways and it creates patterns based on certain rules.
00:52:34.000And in the version I had, you had two colors.
00:52:36.000Basically, if you have 100 blue pixels and you drop one red into it, the red gets engulfed instantly.
00:53:06.000You're gonna keep your mouth shut because you're one out of, you know, 30 people, and you know they'll harass you, they'll take your job from you, so you do nothing.
00:53:14.000All of the policies then start moving further and further to the left and going insane, and so the people at Twitter genuinely do not understand how insane they've driven themselves.
00:53:23.000As I've often described it, Jack Dorsey built a big toilet and then stuck his mouth on the end of it and started eating the refuse he created.
00:53:32.000I know it's a crass way to describe it, but this is what happened.
00:53:34.000People went on Twitter, started saying insane things to get traffic.
00:53:38.000The more insane they got, the more Jack himself was surrounded by the insanity that he had welcomed.
00:53:45.000So what happens then is, I'm sitting down with Jack and Vijaya and Joe Rogan, and I said, yeah, your rules are overtly biased.
00:55:10.000It is this weird fringe cult that is going in and making rules for everybody else while believing that they're the white saviors.
00:55:16.000And you also have the issue of the trans agenda which is trying to groom people that have dysphoria or issues or might be migrating to being actually gay and say you're not actually gay, you are trans.
00:55:29.000And you need surgery, and you need to... But again, that's white progressive women doing that.
00:55:35.000So, you know, a lot of people bring up the idea of like a trans agenda or whatever, and I'll say, okay, in the context that doesn't refer to an individual who is transgender, it refers to the cult.
00:55:47.000Because when you see a video of a white liberal woman, who is a straight married woman, but she's talking about how she wants to teach kids these things, it's an issue of the cult.
00:56:20.000They were just protesting the draft in the first world war.
00:56:23.000So it's even worse than that, but I wanted to point that out.
00:56:26.000And Sam, I hear what you're saying, but I think it's fair to call it the trans agenda because even though not every single person who's considered to be transgender is on board with it, it seems to be how they're unified and behaving as a political force.
00:56:41.000If you're saying it's an agenda to encourage transgender or gender ideology, sure.
00:56:47.000If you're saying it's a trans agenda as if transgender people are the ones behind it, I would say I disagree with that.
00:56:53.000Because, for one, the transgender community is very, very small, and if you go on Twitter and if you look at these videos, it is typically, like, white liberal women.
00:57:02.000However, there are many non-binary individuals who are advocating for this stuff, too.
00:57:07.000I'm just saying I think it's important to call out the ideology while recognizing we're friends with Blair White, who's amazing and doesn't agree with them.
00:57:15.000We also have a similar situation with white liberals, male and female, pushing the immigration agenda.
00:57:24.000That is not the dominant theme or the dominant issue for the Hispanic community in this country, regardless if they're from South America, Cuba, Puerto Rico, or any place else, okay?
00:57:34.000It's being pushed by the white liberals.
00:57:37.000And I should mention this, of the Hispanic people I have met who are legal immigrants They are not fans of illegal immigration.
00:57:46.000So the idea that this is an issue that is being pushed by Hispanic voters as a bloc is ridiculous.
00:57:52.000You're right, very often it's just white liberals who want to pat themselves on the back.
00:58:23.000We still have to get the one ring of censorship to Mount Doom.
00:58:27.000And what's happening now is the Biden administration is calling for Section 230 reform.
00:58:32.000Obama has called for more regulations on speech.
00:58:35.000You've got Ed Markey calling for algorithmic justice, he called it.
00:58:40.000Lawmakers are calling for greater oversight of social media.
00:58:44.000According to the White House, Biden has long argued that tech platforms must be held accountable.
00:58:48.000When they lose in the private sector, where they've controlled the narrative for so long, they are falling back to the public sector and they're going to try to use government as their cudgel to beat people down and maintain that narrative.
00:58:58.000So battle may be won, but we must get the ring of censorship to Mount Doom.
00:59:03.000Yeah, so when Biden says they need to be held accountable for the harms they caused, do you think he might be referring to the fact that they suppressed a true story about his son, which in part contributed to him being elected as president of the United States?
01:00:08.000There was some kind of expose they did where the Democrats were actually sending messages like, hey, get rid of these people.
01:00:12.000The coordination between the White House and the tech media companies has been, I think, eye-opening and it's scary.
01:00:21.000And the collaboration and the coordination between the two is what McCarthy should investigate if they get the majority.
01:00:30.000And they're going to need subpoenas, and they're going to need preservation of record requests, and those should go out now.
01:00:35.000And it's going to be very hard, even if you have an aggressive Republican leadership in the House of Representatives, to get after this, because you're going to face resistance, delays, stalling tactics from the administration and the White House, the executive privilege issues, all of that, and they'll try to run out the clock.
01:01:37.000So I'm really curious about how new this relationship between the White House and these large social media companies is.
01:01:44.000Was there any inkling when you were in the White House that things like this had been occurring under the Obama administration prior to Trump taking power?
01:01:51.000Ben Rhodes talked about how foolish the mainstream media is and the tech leadership that he could manipulate them and he made fun of them in private it came out and he was embarrassed by that.
01:02:03.000But the key issue is that he was facilitating and coordinating this with daily messaging for coordinating the White House messages and the CNNs and MSNBCs but also the social media lapped it up.
01:02:20.000So we had that beginning in the Obama administration.
01:02:22.000I'd say previously you also had it, but it wasn't as coordinated or as effective as we saw with the advent of social media really growing during the Obama years.
01:02:35.00012 years ago, 14 years ago now, right?
01:02:38.000So, things have moved along quite quickly.
01:02:41.000I think we've got real problems here and I think, you know, we're going to have to begin the turn.
01:02:46.000The turn is possible, but it's going to take aggressive oversight.
01:02:52.000It's probably going to take another executive leader like a Trump or a DeSantis or someone to come in and put some teeth in DOJ and SEC.
01:03:01.000and the Federal Communications Administration to get after this in a way that will level the playing field.
01:03:07.000You gotta change the culture in these industries, and that comes with the green, I think.
01:03:55.000If we're going to actually see any changes in November, if the Republican is going to win, there has to be a wave of populist America first type Republicans who win.
01:04:05.000But if the Republican Party itself is rejecting these candidates and trying to keep them out, then why would I bother voting for a Republican?
01:04:14.000We've seen that in Michigan and other places.
01:04:17.000And it looks like it's going to be good in Georgia and it's going to be good in North Carolina.
01:04:21.000And I think we're not in too bad a place in places like Texas.
01:04:29.000Maybe it would be fair for me to say that until the Republican Party itself, at the national level, comes down on Tennessee with an iron fist, weeding out the corruption, and condemning the actions in booting Robbie Starbuck off, we should advocate that everyone tells the Republican Party to go screw themselves.
01:04:47.000I'm not voting for Republicans until they make that move and restore Robbie Starbuck.
01:04:51.000Because I'm not going to be party to corruption.
01:04:53.000If they want to play stupid, pathetic, dirty games, if the Republicans of West Virginia, of Maryland, at the national level, will not come out and condemn this, I'll tell you this, if they condemn it, I'm good.
01:05:04.000Well, in Maryland, right here where we're at, the state Republican Party is trying to pressure county committees of the Republican Party to not support Dan Cox in the governor's race.
01:05:17.000That's Governor Hogan trying to stack the deck in favor of his chosen successor against a real conservative who's been endorsed by President Trump.
01:05:33.000Well, what they're trying to do is influence every county.
01:05:38.000Every county in Maryland has a committee of Republican leaders, and they are elected, and if there's a replacement needed, they're appointed, and it's approved by the governor.
01:05:50.000They're trying, and they're very important in county politics, and they're pressuring them to not provide any support.
01:05:57.000That means organizing help for the campaign at the grassroots level and disincentivizing people from doing that as individuals too.
01:06:10.000Now I think the reaction is going to be in places like Garrett and Allegheny County and Washington County and others that are basically conservative in Trump territory.
01:07:09.000The Republican Party is despised by so many people in this country, and it's sad because they're good.
01:07:14.000There are more good Republicans than good Democrats, but the Republican Party is just run by pure corruption.
01:07:21.000And the Democrats are too, don't get me wrong.
01:07:22.000The Chamber of Commerce Republican elite, okay?
01:07:25.000And I call it the Uniparty elite because there's not that much difference.
01:07:28.000George Wallace once said there's not a dime worth of difference between the leadership of the Republican and Democratic Party.
01:07:33.000That was back in 1968 or 72, something like that.
01:07:37.000That's ancient history for most people, but that's what was said and it's more true today than back then, okay?
01:07:44.000The Uniparty elite is sold out to China.
01:07:47.000The Chamber of Commerce supports both of them.
01:07:51.000Leadership in banks and venture capital, they give big money to victory funds for Republicans at the senior level.
01:08:00.000They give the same kind of money to the Democrats because it's all about the green for them and feathering their nest.
01:08:08.000Yeah, there's a, I quote it, I quote this every now and again on the show, but it's called Woods' Law from Tom Woods.
01:08:13.000Whoever you vote for, you end up getting John McCain.
01:08:16.000And it's true that in terms of the actual party platforms, yes, the parties are different.
01:08:21.000I certainly don't agree that they're identical, but I completely agree with you that at the level of leadership, they're pretty much all in bed together.
01:08:26.000Let's- I do want to at least talk about a reason why you should vote against Democrats.
01:08:31.000Not that I think it's perfect to vote for Republicans, but we have this story from TimCast.com.
01:08:35.000Amazon leadership held a session to discuss Matt Walsh's best-selling children's book, Johnny the Walrus, being problematic.
01:08:42.000A customer said that it's teaching kids to kill and bully transgender people.
01:10:48.000My issue is with what's called praxis.
01:10:50.000In this instance, it's not critical race theory.
01:10:52.000It's critical race applied principles or critical race praxis.
01:10:55.000The left calls it critical race praxis, which is the implementation of the ideology in other subjects.
01:11:02.000An example would be Writing a math problem that says Seamus is a white male who is stopped by police and frisked seven times per year.
01:11:11.000Andre is a black man who is stopped 247 times per year.
01:11:14.000What percentage of stops are... So it's supposed to be a math problem, but they inject critical race theory into it, and that's the praxis.
01:11:20.000Now, we call it critical race applied principles because that spells crap, and we don't want crap in our schools.
01:11:26.000But no, in all seriousness, the left doesn't call it Critical Race Praxis, which is already CRP, which is Crap Basic.
01:11:32.000Well, race has an R-A in it, so you could just call it crap as well.
01:11:35.000Well, it's just funny how pedantic we have to get about distinguishing between these different forms of left-wing thought, which are near identical as conservatives, when they just say everyone who disagrees with them is a Nazi, and that's the one label that they use.
01:11:49.000Well, the problem, I think, is they lie all the time.
01:12:42.000And then they come up with something like the 1619 Project, the New York Times, and they infuse our schools with it, which is an ideologically driven fabrication of American history, especially the founding.
01:12:54.000The founding fathers, the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, was opposed to slavery.
01:13:15.000The history really tells you that it really wasn't based upon slavery or racism, that there was really a movement to move beyond that and oppose slavery.
01:13:25.000One of the original grievances in the Declaration of Independence was that the king had taken people from their homeland, brought them there against their will, and was using them to wage war against them.
01:13:36.000Jefferson took that out because the southern states that were pro-slavery would not sign on so long as the other colonists and leaders opposed slavery.
01:14:19.000You ended up with this conflict that was just seemingly never-ending.
01:14:24.000And if you look back at everything we're dealing with today, it's all rooted going all the way back to even before this.
01:14:30.000The problem is, They need you to believe that the Founding Fathers were evil so that they can justify destroying American culture because from the ashes of the old, they will build a new.
01:14:40.000They want a completely different system.
01:14:42.000What they want is a multicultural democracy.
01:14:45.000People need to understand when Elizabeth Warren comes out and says, this is dangerous for our democracy, and these Democrats say this, they are not referring to your country because you Good sir watching this show believe in a constitutional republic, not a democracy.
01:15:19.000And they want to move to a June 19th type of celebration that will overshadow the July 4th celebration.
01:15:26.000I do think it's odd that we celebrate the introductions to war so often, like Pearl Harbor, July 4th, what other days got us into war that we celebrate?
01:15:42.000The 4th of July is definitely a celebration.
01:15:44.000Why don't we celebrate the day that the war ended?
01:15:46.000Good point, but July 4th... Veterans Day, right?
01:15:49.000Veterans Day is the only example I could find, and they changed the name from Armistice Day, celebrating the end of the war, to Veterans Day, celebrating the warriors themselves.
01:15:56.000But by the way, we were at war for a year before the Declaration of Independence.
01:16:02.000So the American War for Independence took 20 years.
01:16:07.000And a lot of these moments, I mean, they were going back 10 or so 20 years before, I think 10 or so years before the signing of the Declaration.
01:16:14.000So the British regulars shooting people, the conflict, the confiscations, all that was going on.
01:16:19.000It just wasn't at the point of people marching towards each other.
01:16:23.000I think that they celebrate the inductions into war because it's war propaganda.
01:16:26.000They use it like, remember that we're the victim and we had to fight.
01:17:06.000Slavery was abhorrent and it took that long to get rid of it.
01:17:09.000I say we do another holiday and we celebrate the end of slavery, the real end of slavery, and we also have the 4th of July.
01:17:15.000When our Founding Fathers set forth a new nation that was one of the first at the time to challenge these monarchs, these absolute authorities, and say, of, for, and by the people.
01:17:28.000And of the seeds planted, we were blessed with people like Frederick Douglass.
01:17:33.000who challenged the American people to uphold the words that they themselves had put in their own constitution about all men being created equal, which ultimately led to the abolition of slavery.
01:17:43.000And many other countries retained slavery and still have slavery to this day.
01:17:56.000But also, for whatever reason, we are a nation which doesn't want to celebrate the fact that we ended slavery.
01:18:00.000We want to scold ourselves for the fact that it ever happened, even though virtually every culture throughout all of history has had some form of it and we ended it.
01:18:07.000Well, it's a political cudgel, but the Democrats wield it all the time.
01:18:11.000But if you go back and, you know, Louie Gohmert did a good monologue on that on the House floor about the history of the Democratic Party and slavery.
01:18:28.000They reinstituted segregation under Woodrow Wilson.
01:18:33.000Segregated the government and the army again.
01:18:37.000So, you know, the Democratic Party acts as though they are the defenders of freedom and of the
01:18:44.000slaves but they were the ones behind it for most of the American history. And they're also the
01:18:49.000party that just tried to repeal the civil rights provisions from the California constitution
01:18:53.000only a couple years ago. Yeah it's I was thinking about this the other day.
01:18:56.000They also argue that there was a party switch, and so the Democratic Party can't be held accountable or looked upon negatively for the fact that they supported slavery, they supported Jim Crow, etc.
01:19:08.000And yet, when you look at the nation as a whole, everyone is to blame, right?
01:19:13.000Basically, all white Americans are to blame, to some extent, for slavery.
01:19:17.000Even though it ended, the history of it still remains.
01:19:21.000But then when you talk about the Democratic Party, Oh well, the legacy of that just disappeared instantly, right?
01:19:27.000The party switched and then the legacy of slavery and racism within the Democratic Party just vanished overnight.
01:19:31.000Not in the country as a whole, just in like the pocket where it's convenient for us to say it disappeared, even though studies show that white liberals dumb their language down when they talk to black people.
01:19:40.000It was actually this one moment Where every single Democrat, like a strike of lightning, just went, I was wrong!
01:20:56.000The first formation of a company I did was confusing and very difficult because we didn't... Imagine someone walks up to you and they hand you five bowling pins and say, juggle.
01:21:05.000You'll be like, okay, I can't do that.
01:21:09.000Take you a long time to figure it out.
01:21:11.000Once you get the hang of it, you can mix it up and you're juggling like, I know how to do this.
01:21:15.000Yeah, where I'm at now with this company, it's really easy to start companies and work with it, but I have a team, we have accountants, we have lawyers.
01:21:21.000For a regular person, it's so difficult.
01:21:23.000And so what we end up seeing with many people on the left is they don't start companies.
01:21:57.000Every time someone on the left tries to do something even remotely productive, they end up dropping some kind of conservative take about it.
01:22:04.000It's like, yeah man, it's really hard to start this company.
01:22:06.000It's like, oh my goodness, she did something in the real world.
01:22:49.000Because I don't think they would be arguing for that if they understood what a tax loophole really was.
01:22:53.000Well, a lot of the tax loopholes, what they call loopholes, are built in to incentivize businesses, investors, entrepreneurs, to do things that the government wants them to do.
01:23:05.000To get them involved in economic zones in underprivileged areas, low-income areas.
01:23:12.000It's about trying to bring in high-tech businesses and give them a tax break.
01:23:17.000In an area like Washington County, so you get high-tech companies coming in instead of low-paying warehouse jobs.
01:23:26.000Why would they call that a loophole and not a tax break incentive?
01:23:30.000Because they don't actually want people to be incentivized to do good things.
01:23:33.000They just want to punish anyone who's more successful than them.
01:23:35.000No, it's because, look, I think most of them never ran a business.
01:24:25.000And the top 1% Pay a tremendous, I don't know what the number is, but it's an overwhelming amount.
01:24:31.000So if you actually break down the tax burden by bracket, most people receive more benefits from taxes than they pay into it.
01:24:42.000Most people, even up to like a hundred or two hundred K per year.
01:24:45.000It's only after that people start actually paying taxes, and it's overwhelmingly the 1% and the billionaires who are paying the taxes that fund the benefits for all of the poor.
01:25:46.000I've been campaigning and I've been going door to door.
01:25:48.000I'm trying to hit 200 to 250 homes every day, talking to people that are paying taxes, older people in their homes, younger people just getting started with young kids.
01:26:00.000And in Washington County, we have a tremendous surplus.
01:26:04.000The amount might be 40, 50 million dollars in excess revenue.
01:26:10.000They're talking about a $3 million property tax cut for the whole county.
01:26:14.000That will amount to about $50 for an average family making $50,000 a year living in a moderate-priced home of about $180,000.
01:27:24.000So Maryland It doesn't seem to understand that.
01:27:28.000You know, I understand maybe for like a brick and mortar business, but the nature of our business and the growth we're having, we have no choice but to leave the state.
01:27:36.000And that means Maryland will end up losing tax revenue instead of just saying we will compete for your business with West Virginia.
01:27:43.000You could have something where certain areas of Maryland have a certain tax rate, but the further west you go, it starts to go down, so it becomes a little more like the neighboring states.
01:27:53.000The way it works is, if you're a resident of West Virginia and you work in Maryland, they charge you an additional tax.
01:28:13.000Of course, Know Nothings look at that and go, hey, they're raising money for our budget.
01:28:17.000I've discussed and broken down the Laffer Curve on this show before.
01:28:21.000A lot of lefties who don't know anything about economics, which is to say most lefties, will actually tell you the Laffer Curve doesn't exist.
01:28:28.000No left-wing economist even says that.
01:28:30.000The disagreement is just over where the parabola peaks.
01:28:32.000I just think it's a tremendous oversight for there to be a tri-state area between Virginia, Maryland, and West Virginia, and Maryland's like, we're going to make it more expensive.
01:28:37.000if they're really crazy. But ultimately people are not going to work for money when they can't
01:28:43.000keep as much of it. It's really basic stuff. I just think it's a tremendous oversight for there
01:28:50.000to be a tri-state area between Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia. And Maryland's like, we're going
01:28:54.000to make it more expensive. So everyone's like, why would I be in Maryland? Well, that's similar
01:28:59.000Illinois is surrounded by red states, lower taxes, higher productivity, more economic growth, and Illinois is losing population.
01:29:08.000The taxes go up because the more people that leave, the more the producers leave, the more those left behind have to pay to support the gargantuan government apparatus that's in place.
01:30:20.000They know this because when it comes to taxing cigarettes or alcohol or even gasoline, it's understood that there's an agenda there.
01:30:26.000And the agenda is we want people to use less of this.
01:30:30.000So they're willing to recognize when it's convenient for them that when you increase taxes on something, you end up with a less productive market there.
01:30:36.000You're not able to sell as much of it.
01:30:38.000And yet when it comes to human labor, they're completely blind to it.
01:31:24.000It just seems ridiculous to me that the current system is too sluggish to realize the Western Maryland system.
01:31:31.000They're going to be losing prominent industry.
01:31:34.000Why did they not make it so you could pay taxes online when you were at the White House?
01:31:38.000I don't know if you were involved with the economic stuff at all, but like... It's an act of Congress.
01:31:41.000Like, why would they not focus on streamlining that process?
01:31:44.000So you can go in, click a few buttons, have your payment go direct from your bank account.
01:31:48.000Instead, they make you, like, file all this paperwork and search for things and go to this, and then they can't, and then it's like, I gotta pay them in mail.
01:33:24.000That was a big thing, I think, in the Clinton years.
01:33:27.000We had George Bush reinvent and redesign the whole intelligence community, 16 agencies, and develop the Department of National Intelligence.
01:34:08.000We're going to have a members-only segment coming up around 11 p.m.
01:34:11.000By the way, I want to say it wasn't a superchat, but I glanced over at the right moment and noticed that someone in chat said, interesting that the guy with the Irish flag behind him just commented on alcohol taxes.
01:36:51.000I think he's going to say whatever is legal in the United States is legal on Twitter and whatever is legal in whatever state they're incorporated in, which is California at the moment, is now state laws.
01:37:06.000What is the challenge associated with that?
01:37:07.000Because yesterday on the show, you said it would be difficult to create a policy.
01:37:11.000And you're mentioning the First Amendment now.
01:37:14.000Is there some reason the First Amendment will be more difficult to implement than the policies they have now?
01:37:17.000I'm curious what the pitfalls are as someone who's worked with a social media company before.
01:37:21.000One of the main ones is that countries like Brussels will just not host Twitter now.
01:37:25.000Like China, it won't be, like Mines isn't in China, you know, they won't host it because it's a free speech policy.
01:37:30.000But another downside with having a one when I call it authoritarian when it's a corporation because they're just inherently authoritarian by nature But when you have one authoritarian at the top whether it's Elon Musk or any any corporate owner They can tell you it's free speech, but then completely just block everything in the next day.
01:37:44.000They don't have to like it here There's no laws, you know, that's the problem with saying your terms of service are free speech.
01:37:49.000There's no Constitution that upholds that it's the the will of the the corporate overlord and So you need to go outside of terms of service to really instantiate, I love that word, third time we've said it tonight, free speech.
01:38:01.000It's got to be enshrined in the code itself that there is some way to take control of the network on your own if you're not happy with the way other people are running it and build your own.
01:38:12.000Then they can do that on their own, in my opinion, but I don't think that we should allow countries that are not for free speech to dictate how we run ours.
01:38:21.000Yeah, I think what'll happen is Elon's gonna say, okay, in the United States we have free speech, in Europe you don't.
01:38:27.000And then people will use VPNs to get to the website anyway, or they'll move to the United States to get out of their totalitarian countries, their old monarchies.
01:39:42.000That is an interesting challenge, though.
01:39:44.000When Donald Trump was looking into what Biden was doing, they said it was political, but Biden hadn't even announced that he was running for office.
01:43:31.000Because there are films with like really great scenes where I like, whoa, and then something happens and I'll be like looking around or I'll be like, I'm gonna go to the bathroom.
01:43:46.000I don't think the story was like a legendary, profound thing, but I remembered everything through it and there were some really cool moments.
01:46:45.000So we're going to do, like, a big campaign.
01:46:46.000It's going to be fantastic, building that culture.
01:46:49.000Tales from the Inverted World, Ghosts of the Civil War.
01:46:52.000The coolest thing about it, I think, is not like the ghost stories, the UFO, Bigfoot, or the lost gold.
01:46:56.000It's what I hear from Shane Cashman, our reporter, our writer, who's meeting all these people from the South, from Georgia, and they're telling him about what went down in the Civil War.
01:47:05.000And it's just like crazy stuff that you don't hear about Like one story was when you know during Sherman's march to the sea when they like ransacked everything there was whiskey pouring from casks into the street and guys were Scooping it up with their hats and just like trying to drink it crazy stuff like that.
01:47:20.000Yeah cool stories Yeah, and they really hate Sherman.
01:47:24.000Oh, yeah Yeah, absolutely brutal named a tank after him too.
01:47:32.000Yeah, I All right, let's see what we got.
01:47:36.000Bradley Markham says, I've been watching your report since 2015.
01:49:06.000Perhaps, perhaps, but it's interesting that they shut you down over the laptop and only just released it.
01:49:11.000Some people have said it's an end run, that right now Twitter is burning papers, destroying records, destroying code, because they don't want anyone to find out what's going on.
01:49:18.000Well, it just goes to show you, because if what he's saying is true, the laptop story was proven to be true a good while before Elon Musk purchased Twitter.
01:49:29.000Yeah, and that code is going to be backed up elsewhere.
01:49:32.000People are actually destroying Twitter's IP right now by doing something to code.
01:49:36.000Those people are going to go to federal prison.
01:49:38.000But the memos, the emails, that sort of thing, you know, people I think are fairly certain that they will not be held accountable at the end of the day.
01:50:34.000Thanks, Tim, for being genuine and transparent.
01:50:37.000We try to the greatest degree that we can, and if you become members at TimCast.com, just know we're gonna do more stuff like setting up billboards, calling out the BS, and We've got a bunch of other ideas.
01:50:50.000I call it culture jamming as marketing.
01:51:52.000I just don't really want to think about her.
01:51:56.000Maybe we should make a chicken Nancy Pelosi for Chicken City Cartoons.
01:52:01.000Alright, Logan Lux says possible solution to Twitter censorship.
01:52:05.000Anything can be posted, but every user is required to tag their post as graphic, gore, etc., and users also filter out their own set of tags they don't want to see.
01:52:14.000Suspend those tagging inappropriately.
01:52:17.000I think what Minds does is that you have to tag your content.
01:52:21.000If you don't, you get permanently soft censored, meaning they put like a blur over your pictures.
01:53:12.000The Jaded Kriegsman says, Tim, I like the idea on a boycott, but it's better that people, where they can, vote in for populists in 22 and go vote in the primaries, still vote in the general but only for populist candidates, and right abstain for others.
01:53:30.000You should definitely vote for the populists if you can.
01:53:33.000Because if there's a hundred jurisdictions where a populist does win, then the crony establishment will have no power in the federal government because they, you know, assuming they cheated or whatever.
01:53:43.000Or like, you know, I mean by booting people out of the primary.
01:53:46.000And then you got to take what you can get.
01:53:47.000Maybe by 2024 they'll have lost all of their institutional power.
01:53:52.000Murph Try says, what can we do to get Matt Walsh to read Johnny the Walrus to the cast of Chicken City?
01:53:57.000I don't know how you would keep the chickens, like, watching.
01:55:38.000There was a hysterical study, and I can't remember where it was from, but it was basically a survey done comparing the results between men and women when they asked them which animals they could defeat in a fight.
01:57:22.000I don't want to release them just yet, but we're going to, one thing we are planning on doing, the internals of the new workspace is going to be fully skatable.
01:57:32.000So like, there'll be a picnic bench for you to sit and work at.
01:57:36.000Angle iron, grind bars, you can skate on it, you can do whatever.
01:57:56.000So during the work day, people are working, and then once work is done, people will throw down their boards, put on their blades, grab their scooter or bike, and then they're going to be grinding on all their work equipment.
01:58:03.000That sounds like a good tourist location for people to come set up tours, set up lodging, you know, visitors.
02:01:01.000We have an idea for the ultimate chicken party, which is we just recorded the Chicken City theme song.
02:01:06.000And so what'll happen is if 10 chicken parties happen in one day, an ultimate party happens where me and Ian walk in on both sides and Ian's banging the tambourine while we're both playing and singing the Chicken City theme song.
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