YouTube has removed Steven Crowder from the Partner Program and permanently demonetized him. This is one of the biggest censorship scandals in recent memory, and I'm here to break it all down. Plus, we have a brand new sponsor!
00:01:50.000I know exactly how... All the rules they claim, every guideline they say.
00:01:56.000Steven Crowder did not break that rule with his update video, and they still took his video down, gave him a warning, and they're claiming he's trying to circumvent the ban?
00:02:05.000We'll get into this, and I'll break it all down.
00:02:14.000He is a very high-profile, mainstream, conservative personality and comedian, and his show is absolutely not like these other personalities who have been banned.
00:02:24.000Now, I'm not saying anyone deserves to be banned, but this is serious, so we're going to get into all this.
00:02:28.000Joining us today, of course, is friend of the show, Daniel Turner.
00:02:31.000I think you should just introduce yourself.
00:02:36.000Daniel Turner, and I run a, I founded an energy advocacy group called Power the Future, and it is great to be back here with you guys, so thanks for having me.
00:02:44.000We were gonna, well, one of the things we will talk about was gonna be, like, this tax program from Joe Biden, the mileage tax, the energy stuff they're doing, and then this Crowder stuff, you know, kicks off, and this is probably one of the biggest stories in social media censorship in a long time.
00:02:57.000Because I think YouTube absolutely is lying about what's going on, what they're telling the press.
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00:05:26.000So we're gonna make, for my other YouTube channels, TimCast and TimCastNews, YouTube booted me from the monetization program for simply talking about what happened on January 6th.
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00:07:58.000The Verge says, two weeks ago after YouTube revealed its definition of hate speech was so narrow that it couldn't remove a wildly racist tirade for being wildly racist.
00:08:09.000Is this an opinion piece or is this fact-based news?
00:08:11.000You see, this is the problem with media.
00:08:13.000That's why channels like Crowder's are important.
00:08:14.000That's why shows like ours are important.
00:08:16.000They're giving you their opinion as the opener because they don't report the news they never did.
00:08:21.000They say, we wondered out loud what it would take for YouTube to stop promoting conservative commentator Steven Crowder as an official YouTube partner and allowing him to profit from those tirades.
00:08:45.000They say today we have a partial answer.
00:08:46.000YouTube has officially suspended Steven Crowder's main channel from YouTube's partner program indefinitely, which includes removing his ability to run ads.
00:08:53.000It's also banning him from uploading videos for a full week after his latest infraction, a now-removed video that reportedly challenged the legitimacy of the vote in Nevada.
00:09:03.000YouTube has a policy against false claims the election was stolen.
00:09:10.000The policy that YouTube has, as it was explained to me by YouTube, is that two criteria must be met.
00:09:16.000You must say something specific about the election, and you must say something specific about Donald Trump, together.
00:09:23.000Crowder did a video where he investigated voter addresses and sent people to those locations.
00:09:29.000In those videos, he never says anything about the overall implications of the election, and even said in an update video he couldn't anyway.
00:09:44.000So what YouTube is claiming about what Crowder did is illegitimate, and even if it was true that he did one video where he said this, why take him out of the partner program?
00:09:53.000Now, here's where it gets absolutely insane.
00:09:56.000Crowder put up a video explaining what was going on.
00:10:00.000He put it on Instagram, and he put it on his other YouTube channel, CrowderBits, because he's got like 855,000 subscribers there.
00:10:07.000YouTube took that video down and issued a warning, saying that he was circum- trying to circumvent his ban.
00:10:12.000Alright, I'm gonna break something down for everybody.
00:10:14.000I know, I'm going on- we got people here to hang out and talk, but I've got to explain all this.
00:10:30.000They said, well, it was bad enough, and they removed that episode with Alex Jones and Michael Malice from this channel, issued a warning, and I talked to them on the phone for quite some time, and they refused to reinstate it.
00:10:40.000I said, we could take out that little tiny one-second snippet.
00:10:43.000We could take it out, maybe put it back up, and they said, no.
00:10:47.000And I said, OK, I'm going to have him back on the show then.
00:12:25.000And I have a feeling It has something to do with Media Matters because they put out this story where they said after being suspended from YouTube, Steven Crowder announces his plan to evade it via his other YouTube channel.
00:12:39.000I'm not going to go into great details, but I'm going to vaguely mention something very interesting that's been going on, that was going on for some time.
00:12:45.000We had a video that Media Matters targeted and made false claims about.
00:12:50.000For some reason that video got demonetized.
00:12:52.000So I contacted YouTube and I said, why is this video demonetized?
00:12:56.000And they said, seems to be an error, don't worry, we will monetize it for you.
00:13:33.000So you know what you're telling us, YouTube?
00:13:35.000That there's literally nothing we can do.
00:13:37.000If you want to take us down, you will lie and you will do it.
00:13:40.000And then what we see from all these news organizations, they say, well, Crowder was taken down because he violated the policy where he claimed X, Y, and Z. They claim that because YouTube said the policy was violated, that affirms that Crowder did something wrong.
00:14:09.000And I tell you this, people are saying, oh, Tim's too milk-dosed, he's not gonna get censored, he's not gonna get banned, or whatever.
00:14:15.000We had Alex Jones and Michael Malice on the show and they took it down and I immediately called them and brought them back because I'm not going to bend the knee to lies and manipulations and just unreasonable actions, unprofessional behavior from YouTube.
00:14:28.000If you get a problem with something one of my guests says and I offer to snip that out, that is me going well above and beyond my own principles because I think we should be allowed to have that conversation up as it is.
00:14:38.000But I'm willing to recognize YouTube has this platform And I say, OK, what's the best thing we can do to make sure 99.99% of this gets out?
00:14:46.000I'll obey that rule, but I'm going to launch TimCast.com, and we're going to talk about what we want to talk behind this members-only paywall to protect ourselves in the event YouTube does take us down.
00:14:55.000Facebook removed me from the monetization program for simply covering the news.
00:14:59.000Steven Crowder is suspended for a week and removed from the partner program for simply sending out reporters to track claims about voter irregularity.
00:15:43.000Only small progressives have been banned.
00:15:45.000There have been many of them, smaller channels, and they shouldn't have been banned either.
00:15:49.000I 100% defend the right of all of the socialists, democratic socialists, progressives, communists who produce on YouTube, and I've seen some of the channels that got removed on the left, and I don't see a legitimate reason as to why they were banned.
00:16:01.000It seems like what YouTube is trying to do is create a monoculture.
00:16:04.000They're trying to force everyone into a, I don't want to say center-left, I don't necessarily want to say far-left, but a homogenous establishment Democrat left position.
00:16:17.000Getting rid of Crowder is necessary for them to pull off something like that.
00:16:21.000And I tell you, I'm not big into conspiracies, but they just came out and made claims about why they removed Crowder's content, and I, actually having privy to information, speaking to Google, know these statements are just not true.
00:16:34.000The claims made against him, not true.
00:17:18.000Your terms specifically target channels, not people.
00:17:21.000So, the thought that he would make another channel and do something that doesn't violate terms and still get it taken down is insane to me.
00:17:27.000This is why I'm saying they're targeting him and his business.
00:17:30.000Because, as I stated, the rules are, if you have two channels, I'll try to make this clear, if you have two channels and one of them is videos about dogs and one of them is videos about cats, And your videos about dogs gets a strike because a dog, you know, snipped a butt or something, and they're like, oh, it's inappropriate.
00:17:47.000That's supposed to be allowed, because it's a different form of content.
00:17:50.000If Crowder uploads something that's not his show, he's not commenting on the news, he's simply saying, hey guys, here's an update as to what's going on, they are screwing with him.
00:18:59.000If YouTube says, you must abide by our community guidelines, otherwise we can ban you, but then they ban you or strike you, Even though you didn't violate those guidelines, I wonder if they're in breach of their own terms on their end.
00:19:12.000I wonder if there's a possibility that you could go after them, because we have seen strategies like this before.
00:19:16.000I don't know exactly what Crowder will end up doing.
00:19:18.000I know that his half-Asian lawyer, Bill, made an announcement about, you know, what's happening.
00:19:37.000And if you want to support him as well, if YouTube is going after Crowder in such a way that is illegitimate, Do you really think a channel like this can last much longer after they take him down?
00:19:49.000It's the canary in the coal mine for everybody.
00:19:51.000The way I explained it a long time ago was, we're standing on this big island with cliffs all around, and the waves are just crashing and eroding at one side.
00:21:29.000There's I was trying to find I knew there were a bunch of Google execs.
00:21:32.000I wasn't I was listening clearly, but I was trying to Google the trying to Google a whole bunch of Google execs who went to the Biden administration trying to find names.
00:21:40.000But the stories that I'm finding in this search are all about how the Biden administration will be tougher on big tech than the previous administration.
00:21:54.000They every now and then get hauled up in front of Congress and Zuckerberg is there, right, with his really pasty face, you know, and just an awful, usually an awful camera angle, which is kind of bizarre that no one does a good job on his...
00:22:08.000Yeah, you know, like framing your shot a little bit, but you got 60 billion dollars.
00:22:11.000But it would be curious to get some of these folks involved to say, how much further does the Big Tech censorship get to go before it becomes like a true violation of civil liberties, of the Constitution?
00:22:22.000We've already seen it egregiously, but how much more?
00:22:44.000I'm obsessed with freeing the software code of large social networks.
00:22:47.000If a network starts getting massive traffic, like becomes part of the commons, 100 million hit users a month, I don't know, some arbitrary number, that you free their software code of the social network aspect so that other people can build that same network tech.
00:23:00.000Other than that, I'm always at a loss of how do that... That's why I don't think they have done anything about it, because if you break up Facebook into multiple Companies, and I talked about this last week, like Instagram, Facebook Messenger, Facebook Prime, and then Zuck owns the same percentage of all these new companies.
00:23:33.000I mean, it's going to be worse, you know?
00:23:37.000We need decentralized social media, I suppose.
00:23:39.000I don't necessarily think the blockchain is the answer, but I do think there's great prospects in blockchain technology.
00:23:46.000But we just need, and something we've talked about on the show quite a bit is, you know, I'm talking about creating an open source plugin that people can put on their websites that just networks websites together.
00:23:55.000And there's something called the Fediverse we talk about a lot, which is, it's like a protocol instead of a website where you can follow someone from a different, you can follow like John at John.com or whatever.
00:24:06.000Instead of following at John, you follow John at John.com and you can follow John at Gab.com and get all of their feeds showing up like Twitter or other social media.
00:24:15.000There's other than blockchain, there's like Rweave, which I think Minds is looking into right now, Bill has been, and like IPFS, Interplanetary File System.
00:24:22.000And they tend to be faster than the blockchain for stuff like this sometimes.
00:24:27.000So they're advancing this decentralized tech.
00:24:29.000And I think we'll eventually have something that can host videos as well as text.
00:24:33.000You just mentioned that you thought, or I'm sorry, that you just mentioned Biden apparently is going to go harder on big tech.
00:24:41.000These are all the articles, yeah, that I was looking at.
00:25:15.000They're still downvoting Trump's content.
00:25:17.000I think the people who vote for Joe Biden don't pay attention, don't watch the news, have no idea what's going on, and they're not going to watch a Joe Biden video.
00:25:26.000The Trump supporters, the conservatives, the moderates, the people who are quote-unquote red-pilled, who have woken up to the media's lies in the narrative, it's because they're looking at videos of Trump.
00:25:35.000They're watching the source material on YouTube and then going, I don't like this.
00:25:39.000So YouTube now has to intervene and remove the dislike button counter.
00:25:43.000It's a matter of time until they remove the live views counter as well, because there are times that they are streaming the Biden giving remarks at the White House, or even during the campaign, Biden is gonna sit down with these activists, and you would see in the bottom left corner, 800 people are watching, 900 people are watching him.
00:26:01.000People would circle it and tweet it and say, is this a joke?
00:27:00.000We can allow the 16-year-old to vote if the 16-year-olds can also buy alcohol, buy cigarettes, and get drafted.
00:27:07.000Because what I have a problem with when it comes to these age things is I still enjoy my cigarettes every now and then.
00:27:13.000Right, you gotta be 21 to smoke now in a lot of states, 18 to get a beer, but the 16-year-old can vote you off to war in Afghanistan?
00:27:20.000And you're like, wait a second, so what is the age of adulthood and make everything that age?
00:27:27.000I don't know, what if the requirement for voting was just you have to live on, you have to have, you no longer, maybe it has to be you have to have a job.
00:27:36.000Maybe the requirements are you have a job.
00:27:41.000You should have to have some sort of skin in the game, right?
00:27:44.000I mean, the original Constitution was they argued about landowners and that was considered, you know, offensive or however you want to phrase it.
00:27:54.000And if you are, I'm sorry, this is the problem that Romney got into back in 12 when he talked about the 44% that we don't care about.
00:28:02.000And he phrased it terribly, but I think the point he meant to say was there's a large population of this country that is on the taking side.
00:28:11.000And so they will vote for things to be given to them for free, whether it's stimulus checks, whether it's welfare, whether it's free.
00:28:17.000Look at the people voting for free, you know, absolution of their college loans.
00:29:07.000Party hard and just do the bare minimum.
00:29:10.000Or you could be Someone who goes to the library every day, and reads a book every day, and you're substantially more educated than somebody who just decides to go to college.
00:29:18.000Now, I think there's a correlation between getting an education and being in college, but in the past generation or so, college seems to be a big, fat waste of time.
00:29:26.000No, it used to be a huge opportunity to have access to books and stuff, but you don't need that.
00:29:32.000Yeah, if I can go online and learn whatever I want, what's the point of spending 40-50 grand for it?
00:29:36.000I will say though, if we think about this from a solution-oriented perspective, maximizing the best outcome for this country, I do believe we need some form of student loan forgiveness.
00:29:47.000Probably in the form of eliminating interest rates, and at this point saying, pay off your principal.
00:29:53.000You borrowed the money, you gotta pay it back.
00:29:55.000Maybe with inflation as a standard, you know, interest rate, not compound interest or anything like that.
00:30:03.000But I will point out too, for a lot of these people on the left who are like, we should have our student loans forgiven.
00:30:09.000That would be, and this is what they don't understand, giving a $50,000 grant to the wealthiest Americans.
00:30:21.000I wanted to Google this before I talked about it, and some of the largest endowments in American university systems.
00:30:27.000Harvard has over $40 billion in endowment.
00:30:29.000So if you want to talk about student loan absolution, why doesn't Harvard kick in some of their $40 billion, which literally just accrues interest every year.
00:30:37.000They charge these people $70,000 a year.
00:30:48.000So if we want to talk about student loan forgiveness, obviously there has to be reform of the tuition system, because it is being paid for by the taxpayers.
00:30:55.000But why doesn't Harvard give up some of their damn money to pay those guys who have useless... I mean, quite honestly, if you have a graduate degree in critical race theory from Harvard, you have a useless degree.
00:31:07.000I'd like to give a shout-out to our good friend Will Chamberlain and say, seize the endowments!
00:31:10.000So when you say endowments, is that the yearly, like government gives them 30 billion a year?
00:31:16.000No, this is, you know, rich people who write a hundred million dollar check and they want to endow a chair in their name or they want to endow a building or whatever.
00:31:25.000But Harvard's been around for 200 and something years and they've accrued over time.
00:31:28.000So that's money sitting in an account?
00:31:30.000Exactly, literally sitting in the bank.
00:31:32.000Just the other day, Georgetown announced they got a $100 million grant from somebody, I forget who, $100 million donation.
00:31:39.000Georgetown's gonna take that $100 million, they're gonna put it in the bank.
00:31:42.000They're not gonna drop the tuition rate for any of their students a dime.
00:31:45.000They're just gonna put it in the bank and say, thank you very much for your money.
00:31:48.000What I can't understand, I know we were supposed to be talking about YouTube dislike count, but I think- It's all related.
00:32:31.000I screwed myself up by not listening to myself.
00:32:35.000Now you look at these people, these college educated, they say overwhelmingly vote for, for Democrats correlation between those who don't investigate.
00:34:52.000I don't think the issue was immigration.
00:34:54.000You know what's really fascinating is that, I mentioned this the other day, Think about illegal immigrants right now coming to the US.
00:35:01.000They're willing to climb mountains, ride on the top of trains, make it through 90 miles of desert with limited supplies because they believe in that American dream.
00:35:14.000But you gotta come in the proper way for a variety of reasons.
00:35:16.000We don't want people going through the desert risking their lives.
00:35:19.000And we want to make sure that when they come here, they're given real opportunities.
00:35:22.000If they just come in, they get exploited and it creates a lot of problems economically for many of the migrants.
00:35:27.000But you take a look at some of these countries...
00:35:30.000Even the United States, it's the domestic population, mostly suburban progressives and liberals that have become just absolutely weak and pathetic.
00:35:42.000You take a look at Scandinavia, and it is the overwhelmingly white, you know, indigenous of the region, I suppose you'd call them, who are opening up all these policies that will erode and eventually destroy their own governments.
00:35:57.000And I'm speaking specifically about, like, Sweden's policy on their welfare system, for instance, is unsustainable unless they keep bringing in more and more migrants.
00:36:07.000Now, that's not what I'm referring to.
00:36:08.000That's actually them trying to stem the bleed.
00:36:10.000The problem is, they wouldn't need to desperately ask people to come to their country if their country was properly run.
00:37:53.000And so, they're basically like, we're about to enter this period.
00:37:56.000I bring this up because everything we're mentioning, you know, for those that are just tuning in or just jumping on the segment, we're talking about countries like Scandinavia, and you mentioned, like, after three generations of just, I guess, everything's granted to you, we have prosperity, we become weakened.
00:38:14.000And I want to show you this story from the New York Post.
00:38:16.000Pentagon diversity chief reassigned amid probe of social media posts.
00:38:23.000I don't care about this guy being reassigned.
00:38:25.000I care that the Pentagon has a diversity chief.
00:38:28.000I keep hearing these stories about diversity, inclusivity, and equity, liaisons, and czars, and chiefs, and officers.
00:38:37.000Why do our businesses have ideological arms or employees?
00:38:43.000To me, I know it's not identical, but it's no different from the Communist Party saying, if you want to open a business in China, the Communist Party needs to have a position in your company.
00:38:52.000Here in the U.S., they're like, well, if you're running this company, you need to give our cult a position in your company.
00:39:24.000And the role of the Pentagon should be to train and prepare a force to be lethal and brutal to defend the country if need be.
00:39:33.000And hopefully that day never comes, but that's the only diversity and inclusion they need.
00:39:37.000They need to be as diverse and inclusive to the point that they will destroy any enemy that faces them.
00:39:43.000And the fact that we're pushing these sociological or psychological philosophies That just runs counter to the goal of the military.
00:39:53.000Diversity, inclusivity, and equity in terms of the military should be a diversification of armament, inclusion of different ordinance, and equity in the amounts that they have across the board to be able to defeat any threat.
00:40:08.000Not some weird cult-like ideology about, you know, training soldiers that the Gadsden flag is racist, and that if somebody has it on their face, they gotta pull them out of their mission in DC.
00:40:17.000Yeah, military philosophy is legit, but that's the philosophy of combat and confrontation, not of how people feel.
00:40:24.000I mean, there is the hearts and minds battle that we're trying to win.
00:40:27.000And maybe some people think that by doing this, we're going to, we're going to get more hearts and minds on our side, but it seems like it's, it's rupturing the system when it doesn't need to.
00:40:37.000And I think we've been playing, the military at least, has been playing the hearts and minds game for 20 some odd years.
00:40:42.000I was at State Department a long, long time ago, spent time in Iraq, Afghanistan, as part of the hearts and minds war.
00:40:49.000And for 20 years now, we've been saying, well, maybe if we just work with the Taliban and build their kids' schools, and maybe if we send more of their girls into jobs trainings, and here we are 20 years later, and how many trillions of dollars more?
00:41:00.000And it's like, and how's that going for us, right?
00:41:19.000Like if they wanted to create like a global arm of goodwill and they wanted to build water systems and roads and all these countries across the world, cool.
00:41:26.000But if you drop bombs on a country, it's going to set the whole process back 20 years.
00:41:30.000Maybe they should be building infrastructure, roads, water, here.
00:42:03.000Republicans don't have any power right now.
00:42:06.000And what the Democrats seem to be doing right now is they know they have a very slim majority and they are pushing as hard as possible to gain as much power as possible because they know it won't last.
00:43:14.000I had a tweet about it and I was like, I was like, amazing and inspiring.
00:43:18.000Despite every obstacle from racism, sexism, to not even getting a single delegate in the presidential primary, Kamala Harris is proving that nothing will stand in her way and she will eventually become president.
00:43:57.000It was pre-Bernie, and I'm sure Biden, and there were probably like three or four other folks out there who ran who dropped out pretty quickly.
00:44:05.000Was that also... Biden got zero delegates.
00:47:05.000But now we have people who will, like, move to New York, and then after, like, a month, they're eligible to vote, vote for something ridiculous, and then a few months later be like, oh man, this is awful, I regret that, and then they'll leave.
00:47:14.000And they just leave the place worse off.
00:47:16.000There needs to be something staking your vote, like, and you, in this community, where you know that what you do will impact you.
00:47:25.000Otherwise, people can come in, vote, and then leave.
00:47:27.000Yeah, like local, like waiting a couple years before you can vote locally.
00:47:30.000That got brought up a couple weeks ago.
00:47:32.000And yeah, and so then what happens is we remember like in this past election, there were a lot of people who are like, I think it was Andrew Yang got in trouble, because he said he was gonna go on down to Georgia and help the Democrats win and people are like, yo.
00:47:45.000And the Georgia Republicans were like, if you move here and try to vote, he was like, I'm not gonna do that, I'm not doing that.
00:47:49.000But it was actually a big issue because people can move all over the place.
00:47:53.000Andrew Yang should run as a Republican.
00:48:01.000After having tweeted multiple times about leaving the city and how he hated living in New York, and he...
00:48:06.000I mean, he's always had a condo there or something, but he lived outside of New York, and now he sees this as a viable opportunity, and he's like, eh, maybe I'll run for mayor of New York.
00:48:16.000Republican president, because they want a populist.
00:48:18.000The Republicans love, well, the people that went for Trump love a good populist, like, energetic fireball of a personality.
00:48:25.000And Yang, I think, he's got more of a populist appeal, yeah, without a doubt.
00:48:31.000But going back to the voting thing, I agree with you in that we establish thresholds for things for a purpose, and by lowering the threshold, by dumbing it down to put it pejoratively, does not do society a service.
00:48:43.000So we've made it so easy to drive now, right?
00:48:46.000We got rid of a lot of the driving exam.
00:48:49.000Parallel parking is no longer part of the driving exam in New York City.
00:49:09.000I don't want to lower the threshold down to get the lowest common denominator in.
00:49:13.000I think we have to keep standards high.
00:49:16.000Look, we talk about this with, do you want your medical doctor to be someone who is like, well, I, you know, I did the multiple choice test.
00:49:22.000Well, maybe I want your exam to be a little bit harder than that if you're gonna operate on my eyes, right?
00:49:27.000Maybe you should pass a certain threshold, and we've lowered the threshold down for voting to the point that, like you said, you can show up to a state same day and say, I live here now with no ID, no COVID passport though, that's a little different, but with no ID, with no proof of anything, I want to vote in this election.
00:49:55.000See, I don't know if I agree with that concept, but it's an interesting concept, and I guess the author got called a fascist for implying that you'd have to serve the community or the country in order to have the right to vote in that country.
00:50:11.000I think there has to be a standard required for voting.
00:50:16.000And it was funny, I think I got accused by leftists of saying, you know, like, Tim Pool thinks that it should be harder to vote.
00:50:21.000And I'm like, I mean, it should be, to a certain degree, there should be a standard to vote.
00:50:26.000Some kind of thing where we don't want people to be laying, you know, on their couch, covered in grease, stuck to their sofa because they've been sitting there for six months.
00:50:35.000And they're like, I don't want to work.
00:50:37.000And then they get a letter in the mail, and they're like, they pick it up, you know, their mom throws it at them, and they're like, mail-in ballot.
00:50:43.000And they open it up, and they're like, I'm gonna vote for this guy, and send it in.
00:50:46.000Meanwhile, there's a guy who's overseas, got his leg blown off in Afghanistan, his vote is now negated by this person who does nothing, and he's risking everything.
00:50:53.000So, I feel like there's got to be at least, you have to get up and go vote.
00:51:13.000And then you end up with a bunch of wackos running the government, which is where we're at right now.
00:51:17.000Well, yeah, and I think getting rid of Lowering the voting age, the reason why I'm opposed to it is, and I said kind of cruelly like 16 year olds eat Thai pods and of course I'm joking, but we used to understand that like with age somehow came experience, came wisdom, came knowledge.
00:51:36.000And that can all, not necessarily, but it's more likely to have more knowledge as an older person than as a younger person.
00:51:57.000You know, how do you make sure that people... That'd be cool if a kid, and no offense to 16-year-olds, I know you don't feel like a kid, but legally you're a kid until you're 18.
00:52:49.000So let's talk about the kind of leadership we deserve and that we need and that we get.
00:52:54.000From the Daily Mail, Biden's dog Major bites another government employee on White House grounds while out for a walk three weeks after biting White House security guard.
00:53:05.000I'm going to pass it off to you, Daniel, because you've trained dogs, I take it?
00:53:14.000I have fostered several dogs, but my better half has fostered I would say in the hundreds.
00:53:20.000He's been doing it for 30 years, right?
00:53:22.000I mean, fostering dogs, you have them for, you know, sometimes three weeks, four weeks, five weeks.
00:53:26.000He rehabilitates them to get them to a good point so that they will be adopted into a permanent home.
00:53:32.000The fact that a 75-year-old fairly senile man was given a six-month-old German Shepherd male puppy As a prop, right, like I am mad at the Bidens for doing
00:53:46.000this, I'm mad at his handlers for doing this,
00:53:48.000but I am angriest at the foster group because the reason why there are so many dogs in fosters
00:53:54.000right now being held in pens is because they are so stringent on who fosters a dog.
00:56:22.000I'm going to do this and he will push and you have to push back if you want to.
00:56:26.000And now that's why my dog, which is an interesting breed and aggressive, not aggressive, a happy, excitable breed, but it is as docile could be that people come over and they're like, Oh my gosh, your dog is so sweet.
00:57:19.000And these two security guards just watch.
00:57:21.000And then one of them walks over and closes the door.
00:57:24.000Even after the attacker leaves, some people are like, oh, you know, he didn't want to... Security guards couldn't intervene because they could get in trouble or be liable, and people were like, dude...
00:57:32.000The attacker leaves, and the woman is writhing on the ground and, like, raising her hand.
00:57:36.000And they come and close the door and walk away.
00:57:38.000They could've got on their phones and called somebody and didn't do anything.
00:58:19.000And I guess what I'm trying to say is when you have a culture of people who just stand there and watch a 65 year old woman be brutally beaten on the street and they won't do anything and a rooster will, something's going good with chicken society.
00:58:30.000It's not going good with our society because we vote for Joe Biden.
00:58:33.000I don't mean we here on the show, but 80 million people vote for this guy.
00:58:36.000And then he ends up being given this dog he can't control.
00:59:30.000Well, he didn't grow up in a great environment, but Major Biden the dog has now had three years not in a good environment, an undisciplined environment.
00:59:41.000Well, you know, there's an awful lot going on in Hunter Biden, and I will just say this, and it's going to be a little bit moralistic, and I apologize, but I'm just going to throw it out there.
01:00:54.000I'm just imagining Joe Biden standing there with the dog, and the dog bites a guy, and then the dog's got the guy's arm, and he's like, Help me, Joe!
01:01:04.000And Joe looks at the dog and goes, Come on, man!
01:01:06.000and i just keeps going and it goes back to during the transition period when
01:01:11.000biden had that cast on and he said i got out of the shower he pulled the dogs
01:01:15.000tail which a i've never pulled my dogs and tail that's just not a somewhere
01:01:20.000all you know why is a dog in the shower well it's a lot and why you play with
01:01:26.000But my point is, these are the questions that when Ivanka tweeted a photo of her two-year-old making a Lego house, they were like, we demand to know if he did this on his own or did he have help?
01:01:38.000And you're like, what's going on with the dog and the naked and the foot?
01:02:28.000Joe Biden is in there, he has the door open, and the dog walks in, and is sitting there for some reason, and then Hunter in his, I'm not Hunter, Joe, in his senility, goes like, he reaches and sees the tail, and thinks the tail's a towel, and starts pulling on it, and the dog yanks him, and he falls forward.
01:02:45.000And I'm kind of like, I mean, it's a little Benny Hill, but maybe?
01:02:53.000I'm thinking he pulled the shower curtain open, the dog was like, excited to see him, and he maybe even was like, yeah, come here, and the dog knocked him down.
01:03:48.000And it may happen to me one day, but I tweeted this actually a couple weeks ago.
01:03:54.000I like to think the person I am married to Loves me enough at least that when I am senile they will protect me from myself and not parade me around for the world to see.
01:04:04.000And what is happening to him right now in real time we are witnessing and no one loves him enough to say this is not right.
01:04:44.000We got a nice little rocking chair in the sunroom for you.
01:04:46.000We'll get you a nice little blanket for your lap and you can read some books, maybe play some Candy Crush or whatever it is.
01:04:51.000I don't know, you probably need big glasses because he's pretty old.
01:04:54.000Instead, everyone around him is like, you should be the president!
01:04:58.000And now we're at the point where it's the Biden-Harris administration.
01:05:03.000I genuinely wonder if Joe doesn't understand what's happening around him.
01:05:06.000I don't know, I mean you look at that summit recently in Alaska, now he wasn't present there but his administration was and China just basically laughed at us on our own territory.
01:05:16.000You look at these comments from Vladimir Putin, you look at the increasing hostility from Iran and you say the world is not the slightest bit concerned with him and so the collectivist world, the UN is pushing The Paris Accords, the climate change stuff.
01:05:31.000Heck, we don't even have the backbone to stand up and say, let's not have the Olympics in China because they have two million Uyghur slaves who they are beating and raping on a daily basis.
01:06:07.000What was really going on is that China was this growing threat to the U.S., to the world, for a lot of reasons, and we ignored it, mostly because it didn't sell.
01:06:49.000And now all of a sudden, people have started to realize this.
01:06:52.000There have been polls showing that even a small percentage, like a decent, I think it's like 30% of Democrats are worried about China, mostly Republicans, but not to the point where Joe Biden's realizing the sentiment and the focus on China has become too much to ignore.
01:07:43.000Right, but when it came to China we were like, Communists are bad, but I mean you can make all of our DVD players and our cars and now our wind turbines and our solar panels and basically everything that is sold on Amazon and 95% of our, yeah, of our pharmaceutical industry and I'll never understand why we got into bed with the Communists because we always knew Communism was an evil belief.
01:08:47.000China's like a weird neo-communist capitalist amalgamation.
01:08:51.000Probably we're using the wrong word when we call them communists.
01:08:54.000We have defaulted to authoritarian, but maybe there's a new socio-political movement or structure that could be named and China has enacted it.
01:09:05.000I don't want to offend our good communist viewers by besmirching the good name of communism.
01:09:20.000I always put it like this, like, left libertarianism, which is like communism, you know, at its core ideology, only works when it's like a handful of people live in a farm together.
01:11:17.000I watch these videos where it's like some dude out in the middle of nowhere and he's like all super ripped and he's like, if you want to survive in the wild, you got to figure out where to find water.
01:11:24.000And then he goes and he like drinks muddy water and then he's like, and food and he lifts a rock and he's like eating millet.
01:12:02.000The problem ultimately was the command economy.
01:12:07.000The idea of communism is this utopian idea that everyone's holding hands and everyone owns everything and the factory just operates and there's no hierarchy, no leadership.
01:12:17.000And it's usually children and the ignorant who propose it because they don't realize what specialties are.
01:12:27.000You have someone whose specialty is building a keystone pipeline as a welder with 25 years experience, and then you're told by quasi-communist John Kerry, well you can just build a solar panel now.
01:12:39.000So what happens is, when somebody who actually knows how the infrastructure of pipelines work, Is seeing all of his specialists who build pipelines and they're told by the guy in government, make solar panels.
01:12:53.000He's like, we don't know how to do that.
01:12:56.000Think about how that scales up in communism.
01:12:58.000The communist government says, just have them all make solar panels.
01:13:01.000And they go here, here, and they bang the gavel.
01:13:03.000And then all of a sudden a bunch of people are like looking down at circuitry and photovoltaic cells.
01:13:38.000They're not any good, but they were hitting the criteria, and that is the collectivist concern I have of this administration when it comes to, tomorrow they're gonna unveil a $4 trillion infrastructure and jobs plan, and who's going to, $4 trillion.
01:13:51.000How long is the, over how many months or years is that coming?
01:14:16.000Now, how much land they're going to have to confiscate will be absolutely fascinating.
01:14:20.000But who is this person that has decided, is there really that much of a move from people from Miami to, well, probably from Seattle to Miami, because everyone's going to Florida.
01:14:29.000California's been trying for 10 years now to build this high-speed rail.
01:14:32.000They are a hundred billion dollars at price point.
01:14:56.000They've somehow managed to use the authoritarian system to control capitalistic infrastructure, allowing them to rapidly expand their infrastructure.
01:15:04.000They have, what, 40,000 kilometers of high-speed rail?
01:15:30.000They built this whole Olympic Stadium for Beijing in a week.
01:15:33.000It's like, well yes, they were able to do that.
01:15:34.000When you have basically slave labor with no opposition, with no freedoms, you can build the bird's nest in Beijing in record time.
01:15:41.000Yeah, it's amazing what you can do as a country when you weld people into their homes when they get sick, and you kidnap them overnight for insulting their police.
01:15:50.000And the authoritarians like John Kerry and Paul Krugman are never the ones who will be conscripted to the labor.
01:15:58.000And that's why when people were like, Bernie Sanders is a communist, I would always say he's not a communist.
01:17:25.000They pull it up, they punch in the number, take your card, swipe it, you're good to go.
01:17:28.000For the sake of having jobs, they just make everything worse.
01:17:32.000Oh, that's because a private company in the United States wants to cut down on overhead, so they don't hire superfluously, but the government can just accrue tax dollars to pay for nonsense.
01:18:09.000This technology is important for people to work and for the economy to grow.
01:18:12.000So that was in spite of what the government was doing.
01:18:16.000At a mall where small businesses are supposed to flourish and experiment and make products, they couldn't.
01:18:21.000They couldn't do it because people didn't have the resources.
01:18:23.000Now, the craziest thing, these photos from Venezuela of the Bolivar, I think it's the Bolivar Fuerte now, their currency, because they had the Bolivar.
01:18:50.000I always have to talk about energy, it's what I do for a living, but they are the country with the world's largest oil reserves, proven oil reserves, Venezuela.
01:18:58.000They went from one of the world leaders in oil to now there's roughly a week wait to fill up your car with gas And then you say how Milton Friedman used to joke that if the federal government were in charge of the Sahara Desert They'd eventually run out of sand right was his favorite joke and and this this is the country with the largest oil reserves Cannot produce oil anymore It seems as though it's intentional by the CIA because they don't want to use OPEC dollars.
01:19:23.000They've been staunchly anti-military-industrial complex and like, yeah, we're gonna destroy your economy, suffer.
01:19:59.000I'm saying if Venezuela allowed small businesses to grow and flourish, and they didn't mandate ridiculous garbage jobs, maybe they'd have their own toilet paper and wouldn't be worried about the sanctions.
01:20:08.000Maybe they would then have the infrastructure and the capability of producing machines that could harvest the oil and the petroleum and refine it.
01:20:14.000But there's kind of a small country, and they're a jungle country too, so they don't have a lot of the resources.
01:20:30.000Look, man, if my neighbor was mad at me and he was blocking the road to my house or whatever, and there were still tons of land on my property and a capability of taking care of myself, there's a certain point where you gotta be like, well, I shouldn't have bought a property with no easement for the road.
01:20:53.000Hugo Chavez was like, we want a working person to be in charge, so this bus driver is going to be the president from now on.
01:21:01.000Didn't Venezuela dissolve their Congress or something?
01:21:03.000I mean, Venezuela, before Hugo Chavez came into power, was by far the wealthiest country in Latin America and by far the most educated.
01:21:10.000I mean, they were almost on par with the United States in terms of GDP, in terms of prosperity.
01:21:16.000So to watch their decline under someone who was elected under a lot of the same rhetoric we hear, fair share, the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, when I'm in charge we're going to have a blah blah blah and people, going back to one of the earlier conversations, people vote for their own interests and if you make their interest taking other people's prosperity, wealth, absolving your debt, People are going to vote for that.
01:22:24.000He went to a random neighborhood market, he's like, it's empty.
01:22:27.000He traveled around and saw how bad it was.
01:22:28.000And there's other journalists come out with these videos where they're like, look at all this glorious food in Venezuela!
01:22:32.000And it's like, clearly that's not true.
01:22:35.000I had to flee the country rather quickly because I got accused of being a spy simply for being there and showing people what was really going on.
01:22:41.000There were protests, students were revolting.
01:23:03.000Maybe they can't get access to a lot of these things, but it doesn't explain why they have ridiculous jobs at ridiculous companies, why they can't start small businesses, why they can't produce food, and they have all of this oil they don't know how to use properly.
01:23:13.000Now, apparently, oil is cheap for the people there, but it's really hard to get because they're horribly mismanaged.
01:23:19.000Well, when you're shoveling your currency into the fireplace, it doesn't matter if it's cheap.
01:23:58.000Maybe they'd learn if they just looked at what China was doing and they could make their pseudo-communism work, but I guess that wouldn't really be communism.
01:25:00.000And basically that even I'm sure the Biden administration would recognize the word on the street is for the expats is don't stay in Hong Kong.
01:26:16.000They install their people, they remove anyone who opposes them, and now they're just eroding away at the institutions and Hong Kong will be taken over at the administrative level.
01:26:25.000It's freakish, and I can't see... I mean, I feel justice at the core of my soul.
01:26:30.000And I feel like justice is to deliver Hong Kong to the Chinese, as was planned.
01:26:35.000Because that was part of the contract.
01:26:37.000The people of Hong Kong didn't agree to that contract.
01:26:39.000No, people a hundred years ago agreed to it.
01:26:45.000I don't think we have to stick to the contract.
01:26:47.000You know, they did... The Balfour Declaration, I think it was post-World War I, was like, Hey Arabs, since you betrayed the Ottomans and helped us win World War I, the British and the French were like, we're gonna give you the land of where now Israel is.
01:27:00.000And then at the end of World War I, they reneged on that contract and said, no Arabs, we're not gonna give it to you.
01:27:06.000They created the Israeli state, and that's where all this tension came from.
01:27:08.000The Arabs were like, we were supposed to have that!
01:27:58.000You guys speak the same language anyway.
01:28:00.000Isn't it really funny that two world wars and a cold war were fought for the express purpose of stopping one consolidated power taking over Europe?
01:28:09.000And then finally they're just like, maybe we should just do it anyway.
01:28:13.000And then the European Union comes in and there you go.
01:29:24.000And that's completely different than Hong Kong.
01:29:26.000Taiwan is like another pseudo-independent state.
01:29:29.000Oh, but my point is, China is preparing to go in and take Taiwan.
01:29:34.000So you think the UK saw the writing on the wall and they were like, Well, we've fallen from grace as one of the great empires of the world, and now we're a tiny island nation that can't even win a deal with the EU for, you know, takes three or four years.
01:30:25.000Olympic Committee just allowed, today they passed a ruling that you are allowed to protest the National Anthem at the upcoming Olympics.
01:30:34.000So we will have quasi-communist athletes in China kneeling at the National Anthem after their taxpayers just paid for their, like, four years as a speed skater or whatever their little activity is.
01:30:45.000Why are people ragging on me for being so pessimistic?
01:30:49.000We've got a diversity chief at the Pentagon who's now being canceled for offensive tweets.
01:30:56.000We have these diversity, inclusivity, and equity officers at all of our companies and schools.
01:31:01.000Our military is purging people who believe in the vision of the Founding Fathers.
01:33:17.000A member of the Chinese Communist Party could move to the U.S., become a citizen, slip through the cracks, go to school or university, plug in the USB into their hard drive, and own their entire network.
01:33:27.000It's almost like one could be Senator Dianne Feinstein's driver for 20 straight years, and no one even knows about it.
01:34:22.000Start Starbase City Elon Musk's new city wants to build a million fans who are watching right now who believe in freedom and the human spirit and prosperity And there are a lot of us out there But you're right.
01:34:37.000Yeah Yeah, but you know what every every day we get up we do this show and talk about this stuff It's because we're not giving up Otherwise, I just made Minecraft videos.
01:34:45.000If we were playing Civ, right, if this was a global game of civilization, I would not be trying to militarily defeat China.
01:34:55.000Elon Musk is going for that spaceship victory.
01:34:57.000If we can colonize Mars before the Chinese colonize Mars, that's a big jumpstart on control of our solar system, if that's such a desired plan.
01:35:23.000So maybe we'll be on Mars, and then China will be like, yeah, well, we got the biggest economy, and then a bunch of Americans on Mars will be laughing and cracking open champagne and being like, look at all this red rock we got!
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01:36:02.000My friends, I believe We're gonna give another projection.
01:36:06.000The new site will be up this week at some point.
01:36:08.000We thought it was gonna be last week, but we wanna make sure that when the rollout happens, nobody's adversely affected, because you know, there's bugs and stuff, so... We're working on it, but this new site is gonna have a bunch of awesome content.
01:36:18.000We're gonna bring on some writers, we're gonna actually produce articles and cultural commentary, so it won't just be podcasts.
01:37:36.000Legal gun owner, black man, in his car with a legal gun and the cop, you know, he gets pulled over and the cop is talking to him and he says, I got my firearm with me.
01:40:56.000Something tells me that Steven Crowder is substantially wealthier than I am and doesn't need me to fly him out, but I would absolutely fly him out first class, put him up in a five-star hotel, all that stuff, because I like Steven Crowder, I think he's great, and I'd love to have him on the show.
01:41:10.000But look, I can especially imagine right now, with everything that's going on, he's going to be ten times busier than usual.
01:41:15.000I mean, this is his business they're putting under threat.
01:41:18.000But it would be great to have him, absolutely.
01:41:21.000Sean Reynolds says, Tim, you and Steven and Tom McDonald are single-handedly changing the next generation.
01:41:26.000My 14-year-old brother-in-law listens to you, Steven, and Ben Shapiro all the time.
01:41:42.000And I actually think You see, we need to inspire kids to do things, to be responsible, to be strong, to grow up.
01:41:51.000And I'm also willing to believe that a lot of parents wouldn't let their kids watch a show if we were cussing non-stop and if we were saying really lewd and lascivious things.
01:41:58.000So it's probably a good thing that we're family friendly because it's not just about whether a kid wants to watch a show.
01:42:03.000It's about like, you know, when I was a little kid, my dad would turn on Star Trek The Next Generation.
01:42:07.000And I don't know, I just sat there and watched it.
01:42:26.000You would still get a few, like I had mother and daughter would watch my YouTube videos, but I was pretty profane, but not, it's hard to measure.
01:42:34.000Like if I hadn't been swearing, I probably would have been a lot more of them.
01:42:45.000Justin Bookman says, Hey Ian, as a fellow Ohioan, did you ever go to Kings Island or, I don't know, how do you pronounce this, Geauga Lake?
01:44:20.000If you guys want to, look, I can shout out my website, but for now, the important thing is to make sure that Crowder is able to keep doing what he does, and that's louderwithcrowder.com, and then join their Mug Club, because they're, look, Again, they might not want to hear it, but it really does seem like they're coming for Crowder.
01:44:38.000And this time it seems to make—it's unjustifiable, it's illegitimate.
01:44:43.000I disagree with a lot of the rules anyway, because I had a question earlier.
01:44:46.000At what point do community guidelines become editorial standards?
01:44:51.000Well, hold on if YouTube's like you can't harass other people on this platform define harassment
01:44:58.000Well, you know when you see it, I'm like, okay, that's kind of vague when they say you can't talk about this
01:45:03.000You can't have an opinion on this. You can't present data on this. Okay. Well, hold on there
01:45:09.000These are editorial guidelines for people at you know, who are posting to YouTube publisher, but not that that really
01:45:16.000matters It doesn't change the 230 distinction.
01:45:19.000But at a certain point, there's questions that need to be raised about whether or not they're news publications who just are bypassing, I guess, regulation by claiming that people who are posting to YouTube are free to do whatever they want.
01:45:30.000Because we saw Uber already got, you know, that... I can't remember.
01:45:51.000No, that's an editorial stance because I've worked for news companies and the editor is like, don't do these stories because we've got issues with that.
01:45:58.000Okay, well is YouTube an open platform for posting videos?
01:46:00.000Then I should be allowed to have whatever opinion I want.
01:46:02.000If I target people, Or even groups of people.
01:46:17.000All right, we got Samuel Powell says, my generation's Zoomers are going to do a tax strike and we need at least 10 million people to show the government we patriots won't be ignored.
01:46:25.000I don't know how you pull off something like that, to be completely honest.
01:46:30.000I've always wondered, like, people need to stand up and just, if every individual said, you know, I refuse to work as a waiter unless I get paid this wage.
01:46:43.000The problem is people are all willing to work for a company for a trash wage and then just complain about it.
01:46:49.000All right, Daniel O'Sullivan says, on Crowder's last vid on the Chauvin trial, he pulls up a message received from Twitter regarding his suspension, but the overlaid is blurred.
01:48:16.000If I lived in Kentucky, absolutely, I'd vote for Rand Paul.
01:48:20.000I don't, and I'm not, maybe, I mean, I guess the idea is I don't want Democrats in Congress because what they do as a collective is different from what they do as individuals.
01:48:30.000You know, you could have an individual, you know, saying like, we're going to be a moderate and we're going to do all these nice things for you.
01:48:38.000Yeah, problem is voting against is a dangerous game because if you don't know what you're voting for and you vote against something, you might end up voting something worse than.
01:49:01.000No, no, it'll just be like a very funny circumstance where Ian one day wakes up and everyone just wrote his name in and he finds himself as president and he doesn't know what's going on.
01:49:36.000It still shouldn't be happening, but I wouldn't be surprised if that's the predominant response of just like, let me just get through this.
01:49:51.000All right, so the Civic Nationalist says, Tim, earlier today you said that very few people stand up for people nowadays, but that is how it's always been.
01:49:58.000There are those who are adventurers and those who learn about those discoveries.
01:50:05.000Frank says, make the voting test be the same as the immigration test.
01:50:09.000I mean, that's actually a really good point, you know?
01:50:12.000And then we can frame it as though like, well, you support immigrants, don't you?
01:50:15.000There was a statistic not recently, but maybe two weeks ago, that was 60% of Americans couldn't pass the citizenship exam, and it's not exactly a hard exam, and most couldn't possibly pass it.
01:50:30.000We've got a... Timothy Peterson says, CRT, critical race theory in the military.
01:50:34.000On my first day of basic, drill sergeant Clark said, quote, There are no, insert every slur you can think of, in this platoon.
01:50:53.000Critical race theory would be like them coming in and then saying like, there are no of this, you know, racial slur, but there are some of this racial slur, and they need to recognize why they're a problem for this platoon, and you should go do push-ups.
01:51:30.000We talked a lot about collectivism and central government.
01:51:33.000We are forcing it faster than the technology allows.
01:51:36.000Solar panels on your house can maybe power your house if you're not running the washer, I'm sorry, the dryer and the microwave simultaneously.
01:51:43.000But there is no country that is running its electricity on 100% renewable.
01:51:49.000And there are countries that are way greener than America wants to be, and it does not happen yet.
01:53:33.000The problem we have right now is that trade jobs are being completely ignored because the younger generation is being told you want to be a computer scientist or something.
01:53:41.000It's like, dude, we need people who can fix toilets.
01:53:55.000Ben Townsend, who works with us, he's our official intelligence engineer, more or less.
01:53:59.000But he's like, the things we will still need are manual trades that our fingers do because we don't have computers that can do those things yet, like plumbing, electrician.
01:54:46.000Along that same thing of learning to fix things, etc., the very first question you got was that kid or younger person who said, like, what can I do to get ready?
01:54:55.000I would also, if I could say one thing, watch YouTube videos, don't play with electricity if you don't know what you're doing, but try to fix things yourself.
01:55:03.000That's the best advice I think I've given young people.
01:55:05.000I have so many splinters on my hands from trying to fix things on the farm that I don't know what I'm doing.
01:55:09.000You know, like I said, don't play with electricity.
01:56:04.000I mean, I understand in the, in the, in the firehouse, we've had cops, you know, so we could film firefighters going around and saving people and doing that kind of stuff.
01:56:14.000I mean, like seriously, usually good looking and one of the oldest jobs of humanity firefighting on the South side, people would say, don't call the cops, call the fire department.
02:01:02.000Jeffrey Grajic says Hugo Chavez was on a Venezuelan late show one night talking about soccer and Colombia got so upset he sent a tank division to the Colombian border from the set of the show.
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02:02:25.000We have a truck, we've got a 40 foot RV where we can do this show.
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02:03:54.000If we go out to small towns and we're on cell tech, cellular lines, in order to do the show... You're dead.
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