In this episode of the TimCast, the guys talk about allergies, circle jerks, and a bunch of other things that have nothing to do with anything, but are still fun to talk about. Also, we talk about a lot of other stuff.
00:00:50.000I read that the reason people get allergies is because we have an immune system for viruses and stuff, but then you have one for parasites.
00:00:58.000And because we don't get parasites anymore, it just goes haywire.
00:01:01.000So I actually read, I don't know if this is true, maybe it's not, so don't do it.
00:01:05.000I heard allergies are just for terrible humans.
00:01:07.000No, I heard that if you infect yourself with worms for a couple weeks and then drink that like poison that kills them, it cures your allergies.
00:02:21.000So the reason YouTube props up these authoritative, I'm doing air quotes, sources is a shield because of these media companies that are constantly smearing and going after them.
00:02:31.000So now they can be like, oh, but we give you special access.
00:02:59.000It's like, you ever see the episode of Rick and Morty where all the Jerry's come out of that machine and they're all shaking each other's hands?
00:03:07.000Now that you've already said Circle Jerk, I actually had someone email me and they were like, I was driving my kid back from school, listening to one of your podcasts, and then they turned to me and said, Dad, what's a circle jerk?
00:06:01.000Now, apparently, according to the conversation, they say nine reasons you should be worried about the closure of BuzzFeed News in Australia.
00:06:26.000Before we get into gloating over the demise of a lot of these companies, the first thing I'll point out- I'm only gloating at a few of them.
00:07:47.000And they claim to be like, they write articles always in favor of these lefty politics and ideas.
00:07:52.000And then when it's their chance to write some nonsensical rage bait that mocks, you know, the black community and stereotypes them, oh, they're the first ones to jump on board.
00:07:59.000And I reached out to them and I was like, hey, this is not true.
00:08:56.000And when I reached out to them, the response I got back was a quote from a cop saying something like, we think that people were at Popeye's because of the chicken sandwich.
00:09:05.000And I was like, that says nothing about these two men and their fight.
00:10:04.000No, they would say something like that, like, it's terrible that, you know, at the release of our new chicken sandwich, a fight broke out, and something like that, you know what I mean?
00:10:14.000I can't remember exactly what happened with it, but I'd be willing to bet that's where the narrative came from.
00:10:19.000So when I look at, like, BuzzFeed cutting employee pay, they're shutting down their Australian news division and UK, I'm sorry, man, I'm not gonna cry.
00:19:07.000They create viral rage bait for Facebook, or they used to, and it would be super loaded statements.
00:19:15.000At VidCon several years ago, the president on stage said they had partnered with anti-Trump activists at the highest level for producing content or something.
00:19:24.000I was like, wow, that's a bold statement for the president of a venture capital-backed news outlet to say straight up, we're anti-Trump activists.
00:21:14.000So if you live there, it's important you learn about these things.
00:21:17.000So when local outlets start taking hits and laying people off, that's when it gets bad.
00:21:20.000One of the scariest things that came up in the digital age, you know, ten years ago, was as these local outlets started going away, local corruption started going up.
00:21:31.000Because if you've got a city councilman or whatever who's stealing money...
00:21:35.000A local journalist would typically be like, I'm investigating this, ha ha, I've uncovered it.
00:21:41.000It's the public access information gathering intelligence.
00:21:45.000But now that everyone's drifting towards, you know, like national, international level conversation in politics, nobody's covering local news anymore.
00:23:35.000Where it's, like, some 17-year-old girl dancing to, like, Tears for Fears while holding up, like, a paper and it says, like, you know, Trump impeached.
00:23:50.000No, that sounds like... When you look at a lot of these companies and how they manipulated Facebook to get those links, they didn't care about news that actually mattered.
00:23:59.000They care about stories that will get the most shares.
00:24:02.000And so that's what drives Facebook right now.
00:25:19.000No, because even though I don't like these people, it's a major disruption to the economy, but I wonder if there will be an improvement, because I want to equate some of these news outlets to a thing that slowly starts growing and absorbing nutrients and resources from the body until it becomes a weighted detriment.
00:25:51.000These outlets are siphoning away resources, exploiting the system, producing garbage information that's making people go insane, and it's a detriment on the minds, the psyche, and the culture of our country.
00:26:35.000But there could be one benefit that in the end more essential businesses rise up and we get rid of a lot of this non-essential wasted space that was actually causing us problems and hurting us.
00:27:11.000It is insane that as the evidence for vitamin D protective effect mounts, and though it appears the virus is very rarely transmitted outdoors, we continue to instruct people to stay indoors where COV-2 is easily transmitted and where they can't make vitamin D. And he's linking this tweet to Joe Rogan.
00:27:29.000It says, vitamin D may reduce susceptibility to COVID-19 associated lung injury.
00:27:34.000Hold on, do you think all those people that were suntanning their bums are like, yeah, that's right.
00:27:40.000We are so, we are so protected against COVID.
00:27:44.000Think about what this, well, let's think about this for a second.
00:28:27.000One of the things that we've talked about, and a lot of the data we've seen, first of all, the mortality rate's a lot lower than we thought.
00:28:34.000The infection rate is high relative to other, you know, illnesses, so this is still dangerous, and you gotta pay attention.
00:28:44.000We can't sustain this lockdown, and even now, like the Los Angeles Times and other outlets are pointing out, the poor will suffer from this.
00:29:26.000City folk who are in their cubicle-like box apartments with very little sunlight, generating that vitamin D deficiency, because many of them are probably eating trash they just order, right?
00:29:38.000They're not thinking like, well, maybe that's not fair to say, because I'm sure they're eating similarly to it.
00:29:45.000I read an article earlier about how basically the really rich can afford staying in and are alright with it, and the really poor are staying in.
00:29:55.000So like the middle class are going out and about.
00:29:58.000But does the really rich include, like, how did they break that down?
00:30:07.000I was gonna bring it up, but it was really, really long, and it was riddled with stories of stuff that made no sense to the article, so I was like, nah.
00:30:16.000If they did a general like income bracket, then New Yorkers have substantially higher income.
00:30:23.000So they can't afford, many of them, to stay inside and not have vitamin D and then get sick.
00:30:29.000And you've got poor middle Americans go out on the porch.
00:30:33.000That's what those two doctors in California were talking about.
00:30:36.000They're basically saying if we stay inside, we're losing our natural immune system that we build constantly.
00:30:42.000They were talking about the human body has viruses on it all the time, non-stop, always.
00:30:47.000We're always fighting off bacteria and infections constantly.
00:30:51.000So if we stay inside and we don't get sun, then our immune systems are just going to go away.
00:30:56.000So the next time we go out, if we actually do get the COVID, whatever, you're going to get hit.
00:31:02.00010 times as hard because you have no immune system anymore.
00:31:06.000I don't know enough about how immune systems work.
00:31:08.000Well, that's what their whole video is about.
00:31:16.000And I'm pretty sure it's still being taken down.
00:31:19.000To make the throwback point, forgive me if I'm not going to complain about BuzzFeed, which is trying to get videos banned.
00:31:26.000Not that I'm a fan of Plandemic or any of these other videos, but we need to have a discussion about whether or not we should or shouldn't reopen.
00:31:32.000Now, here's where it gets really, really funny.
00:31:34.000I wonder if YouTube will ban us for talking about how the lockdown needs to be lifted.
00:33:50.000About emotion versus logical politicking.
00:33:53.000Where if, like, you had an apartment, and there was one guy who was constantly, you know, you're a bunch of roommates, and he was like, everybody's got to pitch in their fair share to clean up, everyone would groan.
00:34:29.000These people are not happy with their Democratic governors.
00:34:33.000Man, you think about what happened in this pandemic, and I'll tell you what, I wouldn't be surprised if conservatives greatly outnumber Democrats when this is all over.
00:34:40.000Everyone buying guns, figuring out what the laws are like.
00:34:44.000You see that viral video where the gun shop owner was complaining about first-time gun buyers?
00:34:48.000He was like, I swear, these first-time gun buyers, you come into my store, you can't get the weapon.
00:35:27.000I mean, speaking of that though, apparently there was an amendment to, I think it was the Patriot Act, that would have taken away the ability of the government to spy on browsing history.
00:35:36.000And it was relatively bipartisan, but it was mostly Democrats who were voting to amend it, to remove this power.
00:35:41.000And it was mostly Republicans who voted against it.
00:35:44.000It failed by one vote, so the government retains the power to warrantlessly get your browser history.
00:40:03.000And so it's just like, I don't know, the one thing that has to happen, the people who are still getting paid and still working are doing stuff.
00:40:08.000That's what's crazy about all of this.
00:40:09.000The journalists are still getting paid.
00:40:11.000The politicians are still getting paid.
00:40:12.000And they're the ones mostly being like, lock everything down.
00:40:14.000It's like, yeah, okay, how about we stop paying you?
00:40:17.000And then we can, you know, then we can have that conversation about who, you know, what are, what we should or shouldn't do.
00:43:23.000Maybe, you know, back in the day when we were breeding cows, the people who were breeding them would be jamming out on their lute or whatever.
00:44:05.000They say, you know, your rights end where my rights begin or whatever.
00:44:08.000Like, the general idea is Because everybody is different in what they're willing to accept, there's a lowest common denominator to what is legal.
00:44:17.000Yeah, if you're in the middle of nowhere, who's going to complain?
00:44:20.000It's like you could light a flaming arrow and fire it straight up and then run.
00:44:25.000Right, I mean it's like a very stupid thing to do, but you got no neighbors.
00:44:29.000As long as you don't burn a forest down or something, nobody's going to care.
00:44:32.000You do that in a city and you're going to be arrested and charged with terrorism or something ridiculous.
00:44:35.000They're going to come for you and they're going to be like, are you nuts?
00:44:39.000I know some people who live in the middle of nowhere and they've got a bunch of guns and they go in the back and they have a shooting area set up and they have a range and everything.
00:44:46.000My buddy in Texas has a range in the back area.
00:44:48.000There's a funny viral meme where there's a target on a fence in a suburban area so there's neighbors right next door.
00:44:55.000And it shows like it's like a woman with like a rifle and she's pointing at the fence. Yeah firing at the target and
00:45:00.000It's like it's clearly not real right the joke is like firing into the neighbor's yard or whatever
00:45:06.000And then a bunch of you know like lefty people are getting triggered by it like wow these people are nuts
00:45:11.000And it's like it's not real. That's the joke You're falling for the rights memes again. Yep, cuz we can
00:45:17.000meme this is This lockdown stuff has really made me want to accelerate, not necessarily bugging out, but just getting more space to do more stuff.
00:45:27.000Adam and I had this five-acre Miami place, and we had a .22 pellet gun and a bunch of CO2 cartridges, and we were just like... You know I still have that gun?
00:46:25.000They're like, I've seen some weird videos, like people are doing one.
00:46:29.000Someone had like a studio apartment and they made a stop motion on their floor, like mounted the camera and then because like, What else are you gonna do? You're basically in prison, you
00:46:39.000Well, I think that's why in New York they've all been going out disregarding all the
00:47:24.000How many people do you think... I don't know how to ask this question, but I imagine there's a lot of people who are gonna get really ripped and a lot of people who are gonna get really out of shape.
00:47:47.000There's probably a lot of people that are probably losing it because they can't play basketball or they can't play football and they're trapped in a cubicle.
00:48:34.000They no longer support civil liberties, so we're going to talk about... We can make fun of them.
00:48:37.000It's an issue of, not necessarily men's rights, it's civil rights, it's the right of the, you know, for due process, but the ACLU is now opposing it.
00:50:16.000Dan Bordeaux says, got some money, so I figured I'd send all y'all a super chat because I sent Lydia that Thomas Paine quote on talking with illogical people to give you Tim.
00:50:43.000Can you imagine how offended SJWs would be if they were subjected to the comments that went on in the game lobbies of Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2?
00:57:32.000But when it comes to, like, economics, healthcare and stuff, you know, you're not going to hear me... Like, even when I talk about the Obamagate stuff, I'm not like, Obama!
00:59:52.000I was, I was, I was, uh, recently in a Twitter thread between ShoeOnHead and StyxHexanHammer, YouTuber commentators, if you don't know.
01:00:01.000And they were talking about left and right debate, and I brought up how the left It really feels like if someone becomes left-wing, it's because they were attacked and threatened.
01:00:13.000And if someone becomes right-wing, it was because they were celebrated and cheered for.
01:00:18.000She was like, if you go from left to right, you're greeted with a parade.
01:00:21.000If you go from right to left, you're, like, picked apart and they go after you.
01:00:24.000So, when it comes to games like Battlefield, they're so scared of this small sect of lunatics that they compromise all of their values and make the world's worst game, and then nobody buys it.
01:01:15.000I can't give you the full history of it, but one of the general ideas is that You have these video game companies that advertise on video game news websites.
01:01:31.000Like if I'm going to write a review for The Last of Us, and The Last of Us is like, we're going to buy a big ad spot, we want to promote the game.
01:04:20.000They give Dave Chappelle... I think this is really funny too, because regular people are starting to notice this.
01:04:25.000Dave Chappelle did a comedy special, and it gets panned by critics, and then Amy Schumer, it's like, everyone loved, and it's like, nah.
01:04:33.000You just, look man, if you came out and said this game is good, this game is bad, people believe you, but the regular average American who's not politically initiated just saw you give Amy Schumer a thumbs up and started laughing, and they're like, now I know you're lying.
01:06:19.000Jesse, you know, referencing that, uh, the Family Guy episode the other day, where they walk just across the border and then, and then Quagmire says, for those that didn't hear it, they all walk across the border and don't realize.
01:06:30.000And then Consuela, they're like, we need to get to America.
01:07:25.000Family Guy did a whole episode where Brian tweets something offensive and the SJWs, you know, the mob shows up to his house and they're like throwing stuff at him.
01:08:06.000Jesse on fire says, did a vid about Cuomo getting caught with fake corona and comments I'm still getting are from dimwits that haven't googled to confirm it's true.
01:08:15.000That's why I always do my videos- I doubt he had it.
01:08:18.000I didn't used to do my videos where it was always my face in the corner with the source, until people started taking the clips out of context and calling me a liar, and I was like, I'll just put this article on the screen full, and I'll read from it.
01:08:35.000They were like, Tim Poole falsely claimed the Star Tribune said that Ilhan Omar may have married her brother, and it's my face like this, and then next to it it says, Ilhan Omar may have married her brother.
01:08:47.000Yeah, and so someone tried putting it on Wikipedia, and the editors were like, but the claim they make is next to an image of Tim Poole reading the paper that says, Helen Homer may have married her brother.
01:10:31.000Because I was trying, you know, doing this video talking about the Obamagate and the unmasking of Flynn is very, very difficult because most people don't know what unmasking means.
01:10:39.000So I'll give you a quick breakdown for, you know, to answer your question.
01:10:43.000is spying on foreign adversaries or foreign individuals, whatever, just foreign people, They're not allowed to publish the names of Americans because Americans have a Fourth Amendment right.
01:10:56.000Americans have a Fourth Amendment right.
01:10:57.000So when the FISA courts, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, the courts, say, like, we're gonna, you know, spy on this Kislyak guy, this Russian, Then they get a document that says Kislyak said this, U.S.
01:11:18.000So when Joe Biden made an unmasking request, what was basically happening was he was seeking to find out the name of a private American citizen that would help him understand the context of this phone call.
01:11:31.000A lot of conservatives are upset because the unmasking was seen as abuse.
01:11:34.000The conversation between the Russian ambassador and Michael Flynn was not in any way suspect.
01:11:39.000An incoming national security advisor reaching out to a foreign diplomat and saying, hey, we're gonna have conversations, let's keep everything chill, is completely normal.
01:11:46.000And even the Washington Post, who published his name, said this is what he should have been doing.
01:11:51.000So why then did so many people in the Obama administration seek to unmask the name of this individual communicating legally and correctly With the Russian ambassador.
01:12:02.000More importantly, who leaked it to the press?
01:12:05.000And why did Obama have a meeting about it on January 5th, a day after the FBI moved to close the case and then struck intervene to reopen it?
01:12:13.000A day later, Obama, Biden, Comey, Sally Yates, Susan Rice, a bunch of people have this meeting where Obama gives them guidance.
01:12:19.000Susan Rice writes this really weird email like we're just doing everything by the book.
01:13:14.000Why did the FBI say, we have no derogatory information on Michael Flynn, then Peter Strzok intervenes and says, no, no, no, we'll keep it open.
01:13:22.000Then in this meeting with Obama, a day later, they cite the Logan Act, a law that's never been used before, which is archaic, to go after Flynn.
01:13:30.000His name then gets leaked to the press.
01:15:09.000But I think it's grounds for some questions, maybe some written testimony or something.
01:15:15.000There was no grounds, we now know, for the Russiagate investigation.
01:15:19.000If that was the basis for a sound investigation, according to many of these resistance anti-Donald Trump types, then we also have substantially more grounds for an investigation in the other direction.
01:15:30.000I am not thrilled about the incoming Lindsey Graham hearings that's going to be happening.
01:15:36.000To me, that sounds like it's going to be boring.
01:15:39.000I am interested to know what they were doing and why they were doing it.
01:15:42.000And the only thing I can really say is it would be, in my opinion, improper of me to argue that Donald Trump shouldn't have his own special counsel to investigate why this, you know, fictitious claim was levied against him, why for three years these individuals who had no evidence, who admitted under oath they had no evidence, were lying about him.
01:16:00.000I wonder if at the very least there's a defamation charge that could be levied.
01:16:03.000But if I entertained Russiagate for years, and I did, Then it would be unfair for me to say we should not have an investigation to dig into the origins of this.
01:16:12.000There's a few really important points.
01:16:14.000One is that the dossier they used as a large portion of their pretext to start the Russia collusion investigation into Trump, which ultimately turned up nothing, was seeded with Russian disinformation.
01:16:25.000Even socialist magazine Jacobin has said the Democrats were pushing Russian propaganda.
01:16:31.000We really need to understand why that happened.
01:16:34.000So we've got the John Durham investigation, which is now a criminal probe.
01:16:37.000They're going to be investigating a lot of things.
01:17:59.000If you put the Republicans and the conservatives through this whole thing and the Trump supporters, and the Trump supporters say, okay, now it's only fair that we get our investigation, what's the argument?
01:18:14.000It was tough earlier today because trying to do a segment that walks everyone through, it was like, it would have been three hours.
01:18:22.000Like, I started and stopped so often because I'm like, man, I gotta explain how the FISA courts work, the FISA abuse, 2012, 2011, NASA, NSA, FBI.
01:18:29.000And you even said nobody knows what unmasking is.
01:19:41.000And I was like, but if you want, you know, it's a long spiel I used to go on to people, like if you want to see either a complete disruption of the system, a challenge to the status quo, or you want to see America, like, It's basically Hillary Clinton was the interventionist candidate.
01:19:58.000You know, so it's like if you like everything we're doing overseas, the Middle East, the oil exploration, the seizing of, you know, the deposing foreign governments and things like, you know, removing foreign governments and stuff, Hillary Clinton was your choice.
01:20:16.000But Trump is, you know, I think my assessment back then was actually incorrect because Trump really bolstered America and like made it work really well.
01:23:45.000Yes, if you go to the YouTube channel youtube.com slash Bragic, B-R-A-G-I-C, and search for me, I got a couple videos over my buddy Bragic.
01:26:51.000Mark Robertshaw says, the major problem with true immortality, like, unable to die, at all, is that gravity wells will be the ultimate trap.
01:26:58.000That's how you deal with immortal beings.
01:27:00.000Throw them into the sun, or a black hole.
01:30:09.000Wolfenkin says in Australia it's compulsory to vote or be fined 50 bucks.
01:30:14.000Would you pay the fine or vote for Trump?
01:30:19.000The main thing is right now I've laid out there's a bunch of really good reasons to vote for Trump.
01:30:23.000The main reason I'm saying I'm just not completely sure is because there's a long time between now and then and I don't want to be like I'm very reticent to support literally anybody.
01:30:33.000It's like I mentioned after Obama being like hope and change and I'm like yes Obama and then he's like no I just blew up a bunch of kids and I'm like Eggman says, I legit don't get people who are for the lockdown.
01:31:31.000John Perry says, If I whistle in my woods, the woods whistle back, and my city friends didn't get it till my three buddy came out of the woods and scared them and I said, let Antifa and the cops come here and try to take my rights.
01:31:45.000BlackRockBeacon says, I'm in PA and I'm looking to leave after the last state election cycle.
01:39:32.000Debate is about appearing like you've bested them when you're really using tactics and techniques to confuse them to appear like you've won.
01:39:40.000I know that's not necessarily what people think of when they think of debate.
01:40:04.000I did a handful of these like online discussions with people and they immediately were just like snipping clips and being like, I just destroyed Tim Pool.
01:40:12.000And I'm like, you took the clip out of context.
01:40:44.000Yeah, it's like, I love this one moment with Jordan Peterson.
01:40:48.000I know the interview was clipped improperly, but he was asked about social justice in, you know, like restaurants, and he says, we shouldn't do this at bakeries.
01:40:56.000And then Jim Jeffries is like, what about the civil rights, you know, era?
01:41:00.000And then Jordan goes, perhaps I was wrong about that.
01:41:50.000That's the problem with media organizations.
01:41:53.000They'll put out a fake story, and instead of being like, sorry about that guys, we try our best, they cover it up, they sweep it under the rug, or they just don't fix it.
01:43:45.000Because we also want to film and just be like this open, transparent news space.
01:43:49.000So if someone has a problem and they're like, you wrote fake news, you can literally come to the retail shop and go to the skate shop and someone will be working there making boards and you'll be like, I need to talk to somebody about this story.
01:43:57.000And then we'll be like, yeah, give us a second.
01:43:59.000And then you can submit your retraction request in person.
01:44:02.000So it's like, we will have the best correction policy.
01:44:34.000The problem is a lot of these buildings are really old and it's like, you can buy them and then you gotta put a ridiculous amount of work into them.
01:48:46.000If you set up a big building, and you need plumbing, and you need carpentry, and you need general maintenance, you're going to create jobs in an area.
01:48:54.000And then you'll actually bring more people in, which will create peripheral jobs.
01:49:10.000Now they're basically just the Anti-Civil Liberties Union, and I'll tell you why.
01:49:14.000But first, let me show you this story.
01:49:16.000This is from NBC News, picked up by Yahoo.
01:49:18.000ACLU sues Betsy DeVos over new campus sexual assault rules.
01:49:22.000Let's read a little bit, give you the context.
01:49:25.000Education Secretary Betsy DeVos revised federal guidelines on how sexual assault allegations should be handled on college and K-12 campuses is the target of a federal lawsuit filed Thursday, claiming the changes would inflict significant harm on victims and dramatically undermine their civil rights.
01:49:40.000The suit filed on behalf of four advocacy groups for sexual assault survivors, including Know Your 9, Girls for Gender Equity, and Girls for Gender Equity, is the first that attempts to block the Department of Education's new provisions before they go into effect on August 14th.
01:49:56.000The rules championed by DeVos effectively bolster the rights of due process for those accused of assault and harassment, allowing for live hearings and cross-examinations.
01:50:05.000It's what agency officials say was lacking under the Obama administration to protect all students under Title IX, a 1972 law that prohibits gender discrimination, including sexual assault at schools.
01:50:16.000Quote, this new federal effort to weaken Title IX makes it more difficult for victims of harassment
01:50:22.000or sexual assault to continue their educations and needlessly comes amid a global pandemic,
01:50:26.000according to the suit which was filed in U.S. District Court in Maryland by the American
01:50:30.000Civil Liberties Union and the New York-based law firms Strook and Strook and Levin, LLP.
01:50:36.000The suit names DeVos, the Education Department, and Kenneth Marcus,
01:50:39.000the agency's Assistant Secretary of Civil Rights.
01:50:41.000The department did not immediately respond to a request for comment about the complaint, so let me just stop right here and break this down simply for you.
01:50:48.000Even NBC News says, under Title IX, they needed more due process, live hearings, and cross-examinations.
01:50:55.000Agency officials said this was lacking.
01:50:57.000Why is the ACLU seeking to take away due process from The accused.
01:51:15.000Title IX is an anti-discrimination provision that's been used.
01:51:20.000So basically, you know, feminists have said, if a woman is assaulted or harassed, then it's unfair because if the universities don't go after these individuals, it's discrimination.
01:54:28.000He was, you know, this man in the seven countries.
01:54:30.000And they immediately gained a whole bunch of leftist donors.
01:54:33.000It was a windfall, how much cash they made.
01:54:35.000When they then defended the right to free speech of Unite the Right in Charlottesville, they got attacked for it, and immediately bent the knee, saying, please don't take our money away.
01:54:44.000We would be very upset if we lost our money.
01:55:07.000We were doing street canvassing, and I was fundraising to one guy.
01:55:12.000You stop people in the street, you wave, like, you know, hey.
01:55:16.000So we would ask, do you have a minute to talk about defending civil rights?
01:55:19.000And a lot of people would hear these stories.
01:55:20.000And then I remember talking to one guy who said, you know, that like they very famously defended the KKK who like came up and they marched through a Jewish neighborhood.
01:55:28.000And I was like, I absolutely didn't know that.
01:56:15.000Let's read a little bit more here, just to give the... There's actually a lot more.
01:56:20.000Well, I don't want to get into too much of the nitty-gritty, but they say DeVos last week denied that the final rule would discourage victims from coming forward to report abuse and instead allows for schools to be more balanced in how they review claims, rather than through what she called a kangaroo court approach.
01:56:35.000We can continue to combat misconduct without abandoning our core value of fairness, presumption of innocence, and due process.
01:57:26.000And it was just like, as people do, they break up.
01:57:29.000And three days later, she was freaking out at him in school, yelling at him, screaming, just emotions.
01:57:37.000And then she just claimed, a couple days after that, that he raped her.
01:57:42.000and he went to prison for two years and then after about like a year and a half to two years later well while he was in prison she she said to like a doctor or someone that look i feel really guilty i said this when i was younger i was emotional i don't love him anymore i don't feel the same way he didn't rape me i was just mad at him And it was like, what?
01:58:05.000And then the courts found out and they released him and he lost two years of his life because he didn't, there was no questions asked.
01:58:12.000He was just put in prison and they just believed what she said.
01:58:15.000And it was, it's ridiculous because this kind of thing didn't exist.
01:58:18.000And you also got to think about what it looks like on a resume or your life history when there's a two year gap.
01:59:39.000And so what ends up happening is, the assumption is that she got scared and fled, and he must be guilty.
01:59:47.000Even though there was no accusation, no proof, straight to his life.
01:59:50.000And so, long story short, the movie is about him, he's on death row, and he's trying to explain the story of how he ended up there, and like, you know, this other woman that he was working with, how she died.
01:59:59.000It's a really, really old movie, so I'm going to spoil a bit of it for you.
02:00:33.000And there are gonna be people who... It's gone.
02:00:35.000There are people who probably would believe you.
02:00:37.000If you went to prison for something like this and then got released after it was proven you were innocent, people are still gonna have in the back of their minds Yeah, exactly.
02:01:22.000Think about that mentality people have.
02:01:24.000Scale it up to someone getting arrested, doing a perp walk, and then the news being like, Adam Krigler was arrested for, you know, felony embezzlement.
02:01:32.000He robbed, you know, and it wasn't true.
02:01:51.000You know, there are certain cultural issues related to, you know, conservatives, religious issues, life and choice kind of issues, death penalty issues, things I don't agree with.
02:02:01.000But right now, when it comes to the Constitution, freedom, the economy, you've got Bill Barr challenging these states on constitutional efforts.
02:02:07.000You've got Betsy DeVos trying to bring back due process.
02:02:10.000And I'm like, these are not- Rand Paul.
02:03:30.000That was a joke for a while, because all these YouTube videos would pop up, where the guy would be like, yo, everybody, welcome to my vlog, man.
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02:06:02.000We put up clips the next day and, uh, we'll probably have some specials, you know, uh, at some point weekend stuff, maybe Adam's deep dives.
02:06:08.000We'll, we'll, we'll, we're, we're still figuring things out.
02:06:13.000I have been consistently looking for a building so we can bring on more people, do more shows, gaming, and a ton of other stuff, so we'll get there when we get there.
02:06:20.000You know what we need to do is have a jam session at the end of one of our shows.