Aunt Jemele is mad about Aunt Jemima, the name of a football team is a slur, and a new law is passed in New Jersey that makes everyone wear a mask in public spaces. Plus, we talk about the new name of an NFL team and why it sucks.
00:02:29.000So yeah, I actually got a Redskins mask just because, in all seriousness, if they change the name, it would be cool to have, you know, before... Because also, I think the Chiefs, the Indians, there's a bunch of teams that are, like, for some reason named after Native Americans, and they're gonna change them all.
00:02:43.000So I thought it'd be cool, but it'd also be very funny if they change the name because it's offensive, and then I'm wearing it.
00:04:41.000And this guy, it's at night, they're wearing all black, around a bend, with vehicles obstructing your view, and a guy is driving, and he tries to swerve out of the way, hits him, and now this guy is going to go to prison for a long time.
00:04:58.000So, these are the stories that we have.
00:05:22.000So, they're the ones who, instead of screaming in your face, they'll walk up to you and go, Actually, Lady Antebellum is well within their rights to take the name from this woman.
00:06:16.000I laughed at first because it was so bizarre and out there that because they changed their name because of inclusivity and Black Lives Matter.
00:06:42.000Don Lemon, 2013, said Bill O'Reilly doesn't go far enough in criticizing the black community and then he goes on to say a whole bunch of things that if we said today, that if anybody said today, would be insta-banned from like every platform.
00:07:00.000Don Lemon went off the rails Like, man, I can't believe he even said this back then.
00:09:57.000A Seattle man who authorities said drove into a protest on a closed section of Interstate 5 over the weekend, killing one demonstrator, was charged on Wednesday with vehicular homicide, vehicular assault, and reckless driving.
00:10:07.000The man, DeWitt Colette, 27, is being held with bail set at 1.2 million dollars.
00:10:49.000They say straight up, it's not murder.
00:10:51.000It's a manslaughter charge, meaning it was an accident.
00:10:54.000He wasn't supposed to be on the highway.
00:10:56.000They don't clarify how he got on the highway, but it was not an intentional killing.
00:11:00.000His life is now over because he is stupid, and that's about it.
00:11:03.000And they wanted to dance on the highway.
00:11:06.000The Washington State Patrol and FBI were still investigating the matter, and Mr. Colletti could face additional charges, according to a statement from the prosecutor's office.
00:11:14.000The authorities said that Mr. Colletti was driving a white Jaguar XJL when he drove into the protesters at a high rate of speed early on Saturday morning, striking two protesters.
00:11:22.000You see, they just keep saying protesters instead of them.
00:11:26.000One of them, Summer Taylor of Seattle, died later that day at the hospital.
00:11:29.000Another protester, Diaz-Love of Portland, Oregon, was hospitalized in serious condition.
00:11:32.000A sobriety test indicated that Mr. Collette was not under the influence at the time, according
00:14:20.000That the New York Times wrote a nonsensical paragraph to placate this person for this story.
00:14:26.000Well, they, they, they prefer they pronouns.
00:14:29.000So now we're going to break the paragraph and I'm supposed to understand and just know, I tell you this, if the right, if a regular person was reading this, they would assume they were both alive.
00:16:27.000And then everyone else rewrites the same trash.
00:16:30.000Mr. Colletti's lawyer, John Henry Brown, told the AP that he was remorseful over the incident, and there's absolutely nothing political about this case whatsoever.
00:16:37.000Mr. Colletti lives with his parents in Seattle.
00:17:09.000They're using this as fuel to burn, to get more angry, emotional outbreaks from the people that they think are winning this, this civil war, this mental civil war that we keep talking about.
00:18:21.000So here's, I pulled up the state law for Washington.
00:18:24.000They say, vehicular homicide, it is a manslaughter charge.
00:18:28.000A crime related to manslaughter is vehicular homicide, which is defined as a death caused by any type of motor vehicle, including a car, SUV, taxi, motorcycle, truck, or bus.
00:18:36.000Under state law, any death that occurs within three years after an auto accident due to injuries incurred in the accident can be considered vehicular homicide if the accident was caused by another driver's negligence.
00:19:06.000It never made sense to me when they're like, somebody is driving a car, and it's negligent, not malicious, and they get into an accident, and they're sad, and they're upset, and it was an accident, and they have no intent on committing crimes ever again.
00:19:19.000And so you're like, yeah, but we think we should just totally destroy your life and lock you up for several years.
00:19:23.000Yeah, not only do you have the death of someone on your conscience forever.
00:19:28.000Without the intent to actually kill them.
00:21:08.000You will be driving down the road, they will jump on your car, they will shoot you, and then you will get arrested if you try and do anything.
00:21:17.000They have given these people carte blanche to just go around and do whatever they want with impunity.
00:22:11.000He's actually further right than I am.
00:22:13.000But if the whole party is being, if all of our political space is being pulled to the left, that even in this district that's Republican, they're going to vote in, you know, a left-leaning, technically a far-left Republican by Republican standards.
00:22:27.000I'm not convinced that whatever happens in November is going to rectify any of this.
00:22:30.000These cultural issues have nothing to do with politics, and politics comes so far after the cultural issues, it's pointless.
00:22:36.000There's nothing, I don't, I'm sorry, man, I'm being pessimistic, but I don't know what can be done at this point.
00:22:40.000Yeah, and actually on that note, it's like they're mixing them both together.
00:22:45.000So you can't even start an argument because politics, culture, it doesn't matter to them.
00:22:52.000It's all in this big mess of that's what they're angry about.
00:22:56.000It's like, well, what are you angry about?
00:22:58.000Well, the culture and everything and the society and all the political realm.
00:23:20.000There is no resistance to the authoritarian takeover.
00:23:23.000There is no Republican, there is no conservative, there is no right-leaning individual that is part of a large resistance group that challenges this stuff.
00:23:32.000The closest thing you have to it is the intellectual dark web.
00:23:36.000A group of academics and high profile individuals and some conservatives who are challenging this.
00:23:41.000What I mean to say is of course there are people who are Trump supporters, conservative, moderate, who all agree this stuff has gone too far, but there is no collective organization that works like the left does to destroy our civil rights and civil liberties.
00:24:05.000Across this country, morality placing is taking over and there is no organizing from anyone anywhere to challenge it.
00:24:12.000There's a little bit, but what ends up happening, you know, and what I've been seeing from a lot of commentators is that conservatives sit back and say, wow, this stuff is bad.
00:24:20.000I'm going to vote for somebody come November.
00:25:00.000And that's actually the core philosophy of each side in a sense.
00:25:04.000The right is individualist and the left is collectivist.
00:25:06.000So the left forms a collective, gets a bunch of dumb people to send stupid emails, They go out, they block highways, committing a crime, nothing happens.
00:26:28.000When Trump supporters, bikers for Trump, came out to that small Ohio town and counter protested, the media said far right, violent, all that really negative stuff.
00:26:39.000Well, I mean, every everybody but the far left is far right to them.
00:26:44.000So, of course, because of the cultural institutions being controlled by the ideological left.
00:26:49.000So if I think there's only so I think there's a there's a couple now.
00:26:58.000Electing a politician won't do anything.
00:27:00.000Because then two years later, you will have an ideological backlash from the fact that they're banning conservatives, they're banning moderates.
00:27:09.000You're not allowed to say certain words or names.
00:27:12.000So what do you think happens in the next election if Republicans win?
00:27:20.000They'll say, well, you know, private corporations, that's a good argument, and they'll argue about it.
00:27:23.000And then two years later, the screeching, reeing left will vote in their people, take the House, and pass hate speech laws.
00:27:30.000They'll get their Supreme Court, you know, nominees if Trump doesn't win.
00:27:33.000Then they'll start making rulings on what the First Amendment doesn't actually talk about, you know, about hate speech, so we can make hate speech illegal.
00:27:41.000I don't see a way out unless literally 9 out of 10 Americans stood on their front porch and put a flag up or something asserting that we will not be bullied.
00:27:53.000How do you get the supposed silent majority to be the vocal majority?
00:27:58.000That's something I've been asking myself every day, Tim.
00:28:01.000People keep saying the silent majority will speak up in November, and Trump will win, and the Republicans will win.
00:29:20.000People being charged, like a cop being, he's facing the death penalty for doing his job, and there's no protest, no riot, no one speaking up.
00:29:27.000Like, I say no one, I'm being, I'm exaggerating.
00:29:29.000Of course there are some people speaking up.
00:31:12.000Yes, he spoke about China for a long time, but all of a sudden it's... That doesn't change their control of cultural institutions, which dictate our politics three, four years later.
00:31:21.000If they are getting away with breaking the law, and the states and the police and the DAs are all supporting it, and all the major corporations are supporting their religion, Then what?
00:31:33.000It doesn't matter if Trump does anything to China.
00:31:35.000It doesn't even matter if Trump wins, because in four years, you're not reversing two decades of indoctrination.
00:31:41.000Well, we're not seeing it because, number one, the media isn't going to want anyone to see this.
00:34:04.000Let them tell me that, you know, this country isn't great anymore?
00:34:07.000Like, that we're not, like, On the forefront of showing the world what it's like to be free, what would inspire the silent majority to all at the same time go out in the streets and march in the hundreds of thousands?
00:34:27.000I think there's a couple big problems.
00:34:30.000With the hyper-concentration of the progressive left in cities, all they have to do is walk out their front door and they find thousands of people who agree with them.
00:34:37.000For conservatives and moderates, you live in the suburbs, you live in the rural areas, you're miles away from the next person, you'd all have to fly to one city to be seen.
00:34:46.000So this is an interesting thing about Donald Trump's inauguration, and they mocked him over it, saying that nobody showed up.
00:34:51.000Well, Trump's got a huge rural voter base.
00:34:54.000They're not all gonna fly to DC, they're gonna watch online.
00:34:56.000So, based on the online livestream numbers, he had a really large inauguration viewership.
00:35:02.000If brand marketing, big business, has already been infiltrated by the far left, I guess.
00:35:11.000They just shift whatever mask they're wearing to keep people buying, spending all their money on the stuff they don't need.
00:37:16.000And now we've graduated to the next level, where these people of this ideology can willfully break the law on federal property, and no one charges them with a crime.
00:37:55.000So maybe that will strip their power away.
00:37:57.000Maybe that's a big move that will take the power away from these institutions.
00:38:02.000There's also the argument that a major flood of progressive leftists into rural areas will overwhelm the rural areas, and then it will fracture the Electoral College and then give the intersectional left the win from this point on.
00:38:15.000I mean, people have already said there will never be another Republican president after Donald Trump.
00:38:30.000You know, we have to have the ability to change.
00:38:32.000That's kind of what cancel culture is ridiculous because, you know, it's like they don't allow people to, number one, admit that they were wrong.
00:38:39.000Doesn't matter if you were wrong, you're canceled, you're done forever.
00:39:20.000Many of these people who have bent the knee to them will keep their mouths shut and keep feeding their families and say, you know, I don't care about anybody else but myself and if I just stay quiet, keep my head down, I'll get by.
00:39:33.000I'll just tell them to look at what the mayor was doing in Seattle.
00:40:56.000When I was in, during the Ferguson protests, they organized an interstate protest, and they were specifically warned by the organizers that interstate is federal jurisdiction, which means if you get arrested, you are not going to a local county station, you are going to be taken by the feds, and the feds never lose.
00:41:37.000It makes people like me really angry too.
00:41:39.000I guess I'm just going about it a little differently than you are.
00:41:42.000I want to know, when it comes to November, if I have a choice between Biden, which is obviously a no, and Trump, but Trump has the ability to start arresting these people on federal highways, why he didn't do it, why he deserves my vote.
00:42:17.000I don't know what entails that job, the amount of stuff that they have to do, knowing exactly what's going on with every single country, you know, all around.
00:42:33.000So you think he could lean over to someone and say, I want you to go talk to, you know, Barr or someone at the DOJ and I want these people prosecuted.
00:44:14.000Again, it's another mask that China's wearing.
00:44:17.000I think, at this point, you have to have faith, you have to have hope, that a Republican sweep of the House and the Senate, plus a Trump victory, will reverse course and save this ship.
00:44:34.000And it doesn't matter if you think it can't either.
00:44:36.000Even if you think, like I was saying, maybe we already lost.
00:44:39.000I'm not saying we don't go vote, we don't keep trying.
00:44:42.000It means, like, maybe we need to start making plans for what that entails.
00:44:56.000And then we take it one step at a time.
00:44:59.000So you have people who have been indoctrinated their entire lives and are a part of a new religion that cannot be broken from their minds.
00:45:06.000And we have four years of Trump, hopefully, if he wins, or I shouldn't even say Trump, it's not even about Trump, it's about the Republicans doing 230 reform.
00:45:15.000Section 230 reform would be like a silver bullet that will, you know, reverse course so fast.
00:45:42.000Well, they don't want that because that is like their last vestige of control.
00:45:46.000You know, the fact that they can ban anyone that disagrees with them, that they're canceling people left and right that are further on the right than what they want.
00:45:55.000You know, I'm probably on their radar right now.
00:47:01.000So, what do you do if the blue wave hits, they sweep the House and the Senate, Biden wins, and it's just blue all across the board, baby?
00:47:11.000Now, Mike Cernovich said, in this scenario, it would result in a very far-right government in four years.
00:47:18.000Because Joe Biden is weak and the blue wave would result in a loss of law and order.
00:47:24.000People in cities and rural areas would not tolerate the lawlessness and it would cause a major backlash among the silent majority who rushes out and then votes in all hard right across the board.
00:47:34.000Based on the trajectory of British politics, there's good reason to believe that regardless of the polls, we are going to see the biggest Republican victory in a hundred years.
00:49:24.000I know that that's not what you're saying, but you are awfully defeated about this.
00:49:28.000And that's what, that's, I'm, I'm, not necessarily, you might not be convinced, but that's what they're trying to do.
00:49:33.000They're trying to convince people that it's pointless, you've lost, don't even, you can't speak up, because we're going to cancel you, we're going to call your job.
00:49:46.000The point I'm making about recognizing we may have already lost is that even with four years of Trump and the Republicans, the culture of the far left will not change and these people are indoctrinated.
00:50:11.000And then you made a good point of, you know, we really haven't looked at the nuances of how long it's really been going on, which is more like since 2010, 2012.
00:50:20.000Yeah, since the abundance of everybody being on Facebook and becoming like a You know, younger and younger children, you know, kids have gotten onto Facebook at an earlier age.
00:50:31.000What, you know, what is the number one thing Chinese kids want to do when they grow up?
00:50:53.000And James Lindsay and Helen Pluckrose.
00:50:55.000And his view as a, you know, he's in academia, I believe he's an associate professor of philosophy, was that it started, this ideology of intersectionalism, started in the late 70s, 80s.
00:51:07.000Okay, so I don't want to lose the reason I was bringing this up.
00:51:10.000So we got here, and we're here now, right?
00:51:11.000and started teaching their students and it's spread since then.
00:51:24.000Everyone's because even because of the pandemic, it's even more crazy.
00:51:27.000Everyone's actually seeing it, talking about it, saying, wow, this is really crazy, this kind of mentality that people are gaining because of the internet.
00:52:30.000Well, I mean, if Trump came out and said, like, the week before, the first thing I'll do is an executive order releasing nonviolent offenders.
00:54:54.000So they realized that when they would do a video or an article about police brutality, they would get ten times the shares of an average article.
00:55:02.000And so immediately the boss of this company said, do more of this.
00:55:06.000All of a sudden you were met with this conundrum where a legitimate news organization would get a thousand views, and your clickbait rage, the police are bad, would get ten thousand.
00:55:42.000Or arguably, X times Y. And that's where intersectionalism became extremely prominent.
00:55:47.000You ended up with articles that would say something like, there's one article from Vice that was like, black trans women fighting police brutality are the feminist heroes we need for Black Lives Matter.
00:55:57.000It's like they just took literally every word possible and jammed it into a headline.
00:56:00.000Oh, it's like that article we read about Ivanka Trump.
00:59:09.000There is a challenge in what constitutes harassment, because there are harassment laws.
00:59:13.000And someone could argue, like, he tweeted at me three times, and I told him to stop, and he kept doing it, and maybe you'll see more of that.
01:01:43.000And so this might restore some of the balance outside of 230 reform if these communities that are anti-SJW, that are conservative, moderate, intellectual dark web, say, we're going to have our subreddit be a functioning independent website.
01:02:29.000Someone could go to Dave and be like, Dave, you know, this person on Locals said a naughty word, and he'll be like, I mean, that's their server.
01:02:59.000When Parler first came out, I'm not entirely sure what happened because it was a while ago, but I think Apple tried banning it from the App Store.
01:03:07.000Somebody intervened and was like, why?
01:03:10.000And then it like got reinstated or whatever.
01:03:12.000So now they're trying to run a smear campaign saying all the worst possible things about it.
01:03:18.000And it's because the left controls all the cultural institutions.
01:03:20.000So one of the biggest problems the right has is they're not cool.
01:03:26.000I actually talked to this musician about this, and he was pointing out that one of the things that works really well for what we're doing on this show is that we're, like, stereotypically cool guys.
01:03:38.000Skateboarding, you know, music playing.
01:04:22.000And the song, they're Canadian I guess.
01:04:25.000But I remember listening to that song when I was a kid because my older brother showed it to me.
01:04:30.000And the song is basically like, this dude is being told to salute the flag, conform, and don't you dare speak out against it, otherwise you'll be destroyed.
01:04:40.000And so then he says, well, if this country is so GD-free, then I can burn your effing flag, you know, whenever I damn well please.
01:04:48.000The interesting thing about it is that there's today, I was listening to the song earlier, you know, I used to listen to a ton of punk rock, and I'm like, this makes no sense.
01:05:41.000Back then, when they wrote this song, it was, you supported your country, they would go to war, you do as you're told, and if you spoke up against it, it was like, oh, ye gad.
01:05:50.000Like, someone brought this up, that if in the early 2000s, you mentioned that the reason we were under attack by terrorists was because of, it was retaliation for our actions in the Middle East.
01:06:04.000You would be banned, canceled, kicked off shows.
01:06:07.000Bill Maher had his show, Politically Incorrect, Right.
01:06:10.000Canceled for you know and so yeah, so the political correctness existed the funny thing now is on the left
01:06:16.000It's all leftist cultural. You know censorship. Yeah, like it always exists in some form
01:06:21.000Yeah, the funny thing is it listen listen to this song I'm like it like thematically fits more with our fight
01:06:27.000against the left than it does anything to do with challenging war interesting
01:06:31.000but for one big reason Donald Trump is trying to pull our troops out of
01:06:34.000Afghanistan, and they are stopping him I don't get that.
01:08:39.000You have the progressive anti-war people, they tend to agree with us on our positions about free speech.
01:08:43.000People like Glenn Greenwald, for instance.
01:08:45.000They get their free speech battles the issue of Israel and Palestine, but they absolutely like it's funny seeing Glenn Greenwald constantly defend Donald Trump because of the Russiagate lies and the media lies and the pro-war stuff.
01:08:58.000So if I was going to write a song today, and it was punk rock and really crazy.
01:09:03.000I could write this whole anti-war song condemning the politicians and saying, you know, F your cause, F your demands, F your votes, end the war, bring the troops back, and it would end with like, and that's why Donald Trump needs to win.
01:09:16.000And it's like voting for the Republican suit-wearing pro-America flag-waving guy is now the anti-war move.
01:10:29.000All you've got to do is watch his speech, and then you can listen to what the media says about it, and you're like, oh, he said this, and then they were like, oh, no, he actually said this, and you're like, no, no, I know that's not true.
01:10:41.000And I tell people, People love to bash him like this whole Facebook thing like I keep talking about it, but you know I'm on Facebook I'm openly saying these the same stuff I'm not changing at all and people are coming at me like oh blah blah blah And I just asked each and every single one of them.
01:10:58.000Have you ever listened to any of his speeches?
01:12:09.000So here's here's what many here's what moderates and traditional liberal people like, you know, like like me or whatever we're going to call it.
01:12:17.000The average person who opposes this mentality, this ideology, doesn't understand they have no logical pathways.
01:12:24.000It's literally just like mashed potatoes in their head.
01:12:28.000They have duct-taped together, somehow, a system that can pull a logical current.
01:12:36.000You try to use the Socratic method, you try to make these points, they don't get it.
01:12:40.000Well, when you think about it, the human brain doesn't fully, you know, complete growing until you're 24.
01:12:49.000So we have no idea, really, the effects of having an iPad in front of you, altering your brain waves from, I mean, Three-year-olds are on iPads.
01:13:40.000I'm gonna ask you guys in the chat to correct me, but my general understanding of the Borg in Star Trek was that they were a regular civilization like humans that started integrating medical technology that expanded to a point where it synchronized them and then created a hive mind over time.
01:15:58.000There's a video I posted from like the 70s or 80s or something, where he said straight up, I will legally defend a person whose views I abhor if I'm defending their free speech.
01:18:07.000Matthew Iglesias is a co-founder of Vox.com, a progressive media outlet designed to explain the news, which eventually just devolved into left-wing rage bait.
01:18:16.000And while I want to say that Matthew is not the worst, he called Donald Trump a moderate, and Vox is the snooty elitist of the far left, not the extreme re-ing of the far left, I still think they're responsible for a lot of the stuff that's going on.
01:18:33.000But something kind of, well, maybe not ironic, but what's the word I'm thinking of?
01:18:41.000Let's just say, the easiest way to explain it is, you reap what you sow.
01:18:47.000So this is a letter written by, it's the critic at large, I believe, for Vox, Emily Vanderwerf.
01:18:54.000Who, I'll just paraphrase, wrote a letter saying, I sent a version of this to the editors of Vox.
01:18:59.000I've redacted some bits that are internal to Vox and shouldn't be aired publicly.
01:19:03.000Basically saying that it is a privileged position for Matthew Iglesias to be signing this letter and talking about free speech because he doesn't recognize how his privilege and it negatively impacts marginalized people, notably.
01:19:16.000That some of the people who have signed this have anti-trans opinions.
01:19:23.000And by joining in with them, it empowers them and their positions, and that puts them at risk.
01:19:40.000He says, if you had any doubts that Iglesias was shut down by his bosses, After signing this letter, this is from yesterday, Matthew Iglesias tweeted, Hmm.
01:21:17.000Matthew, as the co-founder of Vox, you are no longer allowed to address your fellow co-founders and coworkers when they insult, mock, or criticize you.
01:23:47.000But Gab, for instance, is on the Fediverse, meaning that if I create my own server, TimCast.com, then I would say, follow me, my handle is Tim at TimCast.com, and then you would follow me, and then you would see whatever I post, but no one could ban me because you're basically just going to my website.
01:24:07.000So what it basically does is it creates a Twitter feed, but each person's tweet or post comes from their own site.
01:24:35.000So it's actually also a really, really good idea, because then instead of me saying, you know, follow me on Twitter, I'd say my handle is at Timcast, and then it doesn't matter what you use, you get it.
01:24:49.000That, I think, is a path forward that will really save us from the mind, you know, brainwashing, indoctrination.
01:26:35.000Then the advertisers would go to Zuckerberg and say, we demand all the far-left non-profits, every email they could send would fall on deaf ears when Mark Zuckerberg would simply reply all No.
01:27:36.000And I think it's Will Chamberlain of Human Events whose proposal is that Access to social media should be considered a human right, and that if you get banned, you can immediately go to court and get an injunction filed to restore all of your access.
01:27:49.000If this reform happens, then immediately you will see a real conversation.
01:27:57.000All of the silent majority will not be scared to speak up anymore.
01:28:00.000Well, not all of them, but a lot of them.
01:28:22.000If you were able to go on Twitter and make all of the jokes from South Park and Family Guy without getting banned, right now you can't.
01:28:30.000230 reform is maybe not the most important thing, I don't know, but I think it's extremely important because it would reverse the flow of the cultural stream.
01:28:45.000Man, there's a lot, but it started with, if people can't control their emotions, they just, they switch it to try to control other people's behavior.
01:28:55.000And there's a lot more to that, but it's about having thick skin.
01:30:57.000And I would be, I'd be willing to make a bet.
01:31:00.000To be fair, I haven't, I don't watch, you know, and I'm not super familiar with Stefan Molyneux's content, but I'd be willing to bet the thing Stefan Molyneux said probably came from Don Lemon.
01:31:59.000But you go back to this article from it's from I think I have it from CNN going back to 2013 and the things that Don Lemon was saying about clothing, about fathers.
01:32:12.000It's from Real Clear Politics in 2013.
01:33:04.000If Don Lemon was willing to say that Bill O'Reilly didn't go far enough in 2013, and today he would argue with Terry Crews when Terry Crews just says we're all equal.
01:33:41.000So I was talking to some people from Vice, and they said to me, we realized it wasn't, you know, specific people who changed.
01:33:51.000Because, like, there's specific people at Vice who were accused of being right-wing and far-right years later.
01:33:56.000And they said, we realized it wasn't them who changed, it was us.
01:33:59.000We realized that certain things weren't acceptable anymore.
01:34:01.000And I said, let me stop you right there.
01:34:03.000I was like, do you realize what you're saying?
01:34:04.000You're saying that from the perspective of regular people that you were friends with that created this company and worked with you and helped you grow it and everything.
01:34:12.000They stayed where they were doing what was completely acceptable.
01:35:03.000My stance on false allegations and free speech and all that stuff is exactly where it's always been.
01:35:09.000I've always been a moderate, you know, aside from when I was younger, but I mean like in my more recent career, a moderate left-leaning liberal working for Fusion, working for Vice.
01:35:19.000They got radicalized, as evidenced very easily, by Don Lemon saying Bill O'Reilly doesn't go far enough on CNN.
01:35:30.000So I posted something on Twitter that I noticed, and it was not from 2013, it was from 2017.
01:35:35.000And it was the story of Monroe Bergdorf, who got fired from their job at Revlon for saying some really stridently racist stuff that BLM is saying now because
01:35:47.000Revlon just hired them back because it's no longer inappropriate to say those things that BLM is saying.
01:35:53.000Can you hint at what the conversation was about? I don't know if you're allowed to say it because it's YouTube.
01:35:56.000Yeah, so Monroe just got on and was saying stuff like, you know, the
01:36:00.000white man is holding me down and everything and everything, you know, internalized racism.
01:36:04.000Just, you know, normal stuff now. Look at Colin Kaepernick.
01:36:07.000Yeah. Yeah. Was it three years ago? Signed a big huge deal with Disney.
01:36:46.000Armani maybe I don't know they posted something about you know Capitalism like if it wasn't for capitalism in World War two like you know America wouldn't be Selling weapons, and I was like you know we won the war right You know because we joined the war we helped defeat Germany in that war they would have won Yeah, it was just like the UK being are you forgetting that part of it?
01:37:58.000And these people don't realize it, because they say that we are the summation of the five people who surround us.
01:38:04.000But if the five people who surround you are slowly being radicalized, and then you slowly start agreeing with them, not realizing you're moving further and further left, ten years later, you'll look to your right and you'll see me far away and go, wow, Tim became so far right, and it's like, bro, I've been standing in the same spot.
01:39:01.000Fully on board with social justice authoritarianism.
01:39:04.000My favorite is that there was a guy during Occupy Wall Street who approached me and wanted to, you know, he's like, I want you to get involved with all these things we're doing.
01:39:12.000And he worked with a non-profit called Free Press.
01:39:17.000Today, Free Press advocates for censorship.
01:39:21.000They're one of the organizations trying to boycott Facebook and demanding censorship.
01:39:25.000How do we get to a point where you don't realize that if you named your organization Free Press, and then something happened where today you are pro-censorship, and that's one of your core missions, you realize you've been zombified or you've been turned.
01:40:54.000If you haven't seen this video, we can't play it for you, we can't read the words, but it's pretty bold, and it is not the Don Lemon that I've been seeing lately.
01:41:03.000I don't want to pretend like it's the worst thing in the world, like he was spouting out racial slurs.
01:42:24.000But I do believe that if we actually read what he said, we would be flipping a coin on whether or not YouTube would give us a strike and delete this video.
01:42:33.000They might allow us to talk about it on the grounds that it's newsworthy, but if we just repeated what he said, like the points made by Don Lemon, that's a strike.
01:43:15.000And it's mostly white, lower income, and I know people who've lived there, and there's a lot of drugs, and it is not... Don Lemon, you want to talk about litter?
01:44:38.000And there's a lot of people who defend what he said.
01:44:41.000But I think, the point I'm making is not that I'm agreeing or disagreeing or getting in any part of that argument, I'm telling you that based on what he said, if you say that today, if you record that video and put it on Twitter, Twitter will ban you.
01:44:54.000I mean, hands down, there are people out there that are saying that I said Thomas
01:46:22.000They back up every single thing that they say with facts and history of how we got here and how much we've done to get here, which people like to just ignore.
01:46:37.000Let me wrap up that whole conversation.
01:46:39.000The point is, when 230 reform happens overnight, that conversation that Don Lemon had will come back like a dam breaking, a flood sweeping across the valley.
01:47:29.000Joe should have a liberal and a conservative or two conservatives to come in and talk about these issues.
01:47:35.000Actually, it would be great if Will Chamberlain, who is a lawyer and he runs Human Events, gave his perspective along with maybe like a higher profile Ben Shapiro or something on their view on just the general culture around censorship with a legal perspective.
01:47:49.000Because typically these arguments have been Right now, the internet is all liberals.
01:47:57.000Like, conservatives exist, and there's a reason why they're all going to parlor, because they are walking on the razor's edge.
01:48:04.000I'm a moderate, you know, liberal politically, and there is a, what I described as kind of like a temporary alliance between liberals and conservatives, real liberals, because we agree on most things.
01:48:35.000Now people use it to just mean leftist, which is not true.
01:48:37.000So what I mean to say is of the 90s and 2000s and even the 2010s, social liberalism was like the default for the Democratic Party.
01:48:48.000It's very similar to liberalism, but it has a slant towards social programs and civil rights issues.
01:48:55.000I would consider myself a social liberal in that I want the 1964 Civil Rights Act in place.
01:49:01.000I want equality under the law and all that stuff.
01:49:03.000Classical liberals are more like free market, less government intervention, but very similar in that regard.
01:49:12.000There is an alliance now between conservatives, traditional conservatives, diehard conservatives, and social liberals, the intellectual dark web, the politically homeless, because of the illiberalism of the far left.
01:49:23.000So we will see these conversations emerge if this happens.
01:50:13.000Commander 232 says, Hey Tim, I have said this before, before us in FPS in North Dakota will be damned if we secede our nation to these domestic terrorists.
01:52:26.000If you lose... And the issue, however, is that This goes back to the conversation I've brought up where people are like, you know, they've said to me that if I was alive during the civil rights era, I would have been one of the moderates being like, everyone needs to calm down and just accept it.
01:52:53.000So, first of all, history is written by the victors.
01:52:56.000However, the Confederates were illiberal.
01:53:00.000The North was, at least as it pertained to slavery.
01:53:05.000So, you had the bloodiest battle, I believe it was in the history of battles, right, of wars.
01:53:12.000And it was people saying literally owning people is a violation of the Constitution, of the Declaration of Independence, and it must be ended.
01:54:45.000I've watched a long interview with him today, and that's really where this specifically is spawning from.
01:54:52.000He is very knowledgeable about a lot of stuff, about where we are, how we Hassam says, your thoughts on this quote, the issue is never the issue, the issue is the revolution.
01:56:55.000You don't have any thoughts on it now?
01:56:56.000Well, so I think that if you look at stoicism as a solution, it really comes down to responsibility to yourself and you're only controlling what you can control.
01:57:06.000So the entire problem that I think that the left wing has right now is trying to control everything except themselves.
01:57:13.000And for me, it's valuable because it tells me that the only thing I can control is myself, which is great because I'm a little bit emotional at times.
01:57:21.000So if you get that under control and realize that you can, it's great.
01:58:14.000They get into a car accident, but the traditional family structure is dissolved.
01:58:19.000So we're looking at this from the wrong way.
01:58:21.000If it was a family that didn't believe in masculine erostoicism, it would be like Three they-mans, one trans-masculine, you know, femme, and a couple non-binary kids.
02:01:51.000Rappers glorifying specific things and glorifying violence and glorifying having guns and living that lifestyle which leads to a lot of things that are negative in someone's life.
02:02:06.000He's calling a lot of this stuff out and people are hating on him and he doesn't care.
02:02:11.000It's spawning even better music from him.
02:03:44.000You can get, you know, really good gigabit or better.
02:03:46.000Hire some locals, give them some jobs.
02:03:48.000Hire some locals for the things they can do around, you know, cleaning and building.
02:03:53.000But then, naturally, the revenue that flows externally from the ads you generate... So the money we generate for this show comes from all over the country and even some other parts of the world.
02:04:30.000But I love the idea, if you're gonna start a company, move out to one of these towns that needs jobs, and you will revitalize these towns.
02:04:38.000And then, if they have only a few thousand people who live there, you put out a call to recruit a few thousand plus one, so that you can take over the local government, and then start enacting crazy laws like, on every Friday, they have to provide tributes in the form of Pop-Tarts to you at your house.
02:05:49.000Andrew B says, Tim, with these states saying they will vote with the popular vote, if Trump gets the popular vote, do you think they will still honor that or vote left?
02:05:57.000I believe the Supreme Court has just struck down the National Popular Vote Coalition, correct?
02:06:04.000So the National Popular Vote Coalition is basically each state saying to their state, no matter how people vote, we give our electoral votes to whoever wins the popular vote.
02:06:50.000We are actually moving to a new spot so we are not long for this house and for this place yep so I will I will probably make a custom spot on the wall so I can get up and be like yes I'll be Dwight when he gets we also we also have some sound boards coming so maybe maybe maybe we'll actually get the official someone made this for us yes So wait, you got the official soundboard?
02:09:20.000They have organizations that are funding this that are connecting with people and the right doesn't.
02:09:25.000Perhaps what needs to happen is one thing you can do is maybe you form an email list and you ask other people who are in similar positions to join the email list or something or sign up and then you can coordinate.
02:09:39.000And talk about what bothers you and what you want to see and take collective action.
02:14:36.000So you can follow us and watch our show.
02:14:40.000In about two months, we're going to have a brand new set.
02:14:42.000And it's going to be amazing, because it's probably going to be like multiple sets in one set.
02:14:46.000That, you know, like, you could probably carve out a space that's unique, but then the whole show would have a bigger space with guests and everything.
02:14:53.000I've already got hit up by several people who are awesome, who want a guest on the show, and I'm excited, but we need, you know, transition.
02:15:00.000And we're going to be out in the middle of nowhere, so it'll be very difficult to find a way to bring people out, but we're going to be like in the mountains.
02:15:06.000We're going to have to blindfold them.
02:15:07.000We're going to have like... Black bag them.