In this episode, we talk about the anti-Antifa crackdown in Portland, Joe Biden and China, and how the media don t understand what's going on in the world, and why it's so hard to be a journalist.
00:00:40.000But it does show that there is a coordinated effort since the first, following the signing of Donald Trump's executive order to protect statues and all that stuff, to target far-left insurgency.
00:00:50.000I mean, to be fair, I think the language of domestic counterinsurgency comes from the nation.
00:00:55.000I think CBP and ICE and the marshals were just kind of like general law enforcement.
00:01:39.000There's a story right now where Trump was on Fox News and he said to Chris Wallace, who's one of their anchors, one of their journalists, that Biden wants to defund the police.
00:01:48.000And Wallace goes, no, sir, he does not.
00:02:21.000Joe Biden does want to defund the police.
00:02:23.000So we're going to break this down definitively and you can just see it's going to be an excellent media literacy 101 course for everybody who doesn't understand how the media is lying to you.
00:02:34.000And just before we started the show, Adam was talking about, you know, he's on Facebook trying to explain why he thinks Biden's in the bag for China.
00:02:42.000Because you've got 50 million out of context, deceptive, falsely framed stories Well, not even that.
00:02:48.000All I said was, I posted about what's going on in China with the camps that we're finding out about or that we've known about for a long time.
00:02:59.000They've been going on for a long time.
00:03:00.000There was an article, I forget who I posted it from, but it's talking about how it's been going on for 20 years.
00:03:07.000And I'm like, this is what's going on in China.
00:03:08.000I like Trump because he's trying to cut out China from our lives and try to bring it back here.
00:03:33.000The left wing activists really opposed this.
00:03:36.000Biden was the vice president at the time.
00:03:38.000I'd be really willing to bet that he would enter us into a free trade agreement with China, which would incentivize the moving of our factories back to China.
00:04:33.000Then they start pulling the tweets of random resistance Democrats on Twitter, and they make a, here's how everyone reacted to Trump saying he hates science, and then you have a bunch of people being like, yo, Trump's so dumb!
00:08:55.000They're trying to bash people over the head with hammers, so... Yeah.
00:08:57.000Yeah, I think it's fair to say... Like, I think what's interesting about the framing of it is that it's positive for the federal law enforcement.
00:09:04.000To literally call Antifa insurgency justifies what the feds are doing.
00:10:11.000If the feds keep cleaning up the mess for these Democrat city mayors, then these people in the cities will keep voting for them.
00:10:19.000It's like when you have a kid having a temper tantrum, and the parent just keeps giving them whatever they want, the kid's never gonna stop.
00:10:25.000So these people come out, they destroy the city, they start romping about starting fires, tearing down statues, and the Portland government goes, we're out.
00:11:24.000But I'm telling you, man, when these videos go viral and you don't see any of that and you just see a dude putting his hands up and they're like, look at these peaceful protesters being being, you know, black bagged by unmarked Gestapo.
00:11:37.000Regular people see them like, whoa, because they don't know what happened.
00:11:44.000Some people, so here's the context, right?
00:11:46.000They mention that the federal agents are, you know, snatching up these protesters, because a video went viral, a couple of them, where a van pulls up, some guys jump out, and they're wearing, like, DHS patches and police, but they're in, like, full camo, and they walk up, and a guy puts his hand up, hands up, and this woman's like, use your words, use your words!
00:12:02.000The feds grab the guy, bring him in the van, take him away.
00:12:06.000According to one of these stories, one of these guys, it might be the same guy, not sure, was questioned for about an hour and a half before he was released.
00:12:16.000A lot of people are saying they were snatching up an informant.
00:12:20.000That's why they weren't actually arrested.
00:12:23.000During Occupy Wall Street, there was somebody that most people, I would say, bordering on almost confirmed, there was somebody that everybody was like, we have reason to believe this person is a confidential informant for the police.
00:12:38.000I'm gonna keep it private because I don't want anybody to, you know, bring this person up.
00:12:42.000But I remember one time, when I was at Occupy, I was getting off a train a few blocks away, and I watched, I saw the dude standing on the corner, and then the squad car next to him, two cops just grabbed him, and he's like, no, no, what, what?
00:13:23.000And then when they were going to drop him off is when I walked up and I was like, hey, and then they grabbed him again, like, oh, like, he recognized him.
00:13:31.000And so apparently after the fact, people were like, hey, we heard you got arrested.
00:13:35.000No, no, we heard you got arrested twice in like 20 minutes.
00:13:37.000No, I don't know what you're talking about.
00:13:40.000So when this story comes out, where you see a guy walking in the street, and the cops jump out and carry him to the car, and he's like, whoa, whoa, oh no!
00:13:49.000That way they can bring him in, and he can say, alright, here's what they're doing, here's what they said, here's what I heard from these people, and they're like, alright man, good job, buddy.
00:15:37.000Like this, you know, 50 year old, five foot four fat balding dude who thinks he's a resistance warrior because he sits on the computer and complains about Trump all day.
00:16:23.000In furtherance of that directive, the acting Secretary of Homeland Security has formalized
00:16:26.000the DHS Protecting American Communities Task Force, PACT, to provide an ongoing assessment
00:16:32.000of potential civil unrest and property destruction and to address internal resource allocation
00:16:37.000and potential surge activity to ensure the continuing protection of people and property.
00:16:43.000Additionally, with the consent of other departments and agencies, DHS has determined that it is in the public interest and fiscally sound for the Federal Protective Service to partner with other federal law enforcement to execute the direction of the President.
00:16:55.000To that end, DHS began coordination with the Department of Justice and the Department of the Interior to establish information intelligence sharing and resource coordination as outlined in the order.
00:17:05.000CBP will be supporting this effort by deploying personnel to provide support over the July 4th holiday weekend, which has the potential for increased disruptive activity at specific locations across the country that could threaten our personnel and the federal facilities and property they protect.
00:17:51.000There's like a thread that's got 10,000 retweets and it's this like white progressive, you know, far-left activist claiming that it is a really colorful depiction of Portland.
00:18:07.000And I gotta admit, this thread, it sounds awesome.
00:18:10.000It like makes it seem like Portland has escaped from LA or like escaped from New York.
00:18:15.000They're like, for the past four weeks, Trump's federal army has been storming the streets, throwing, snatching people up and black bagging them, barricading parks, taking over buildings.
00:18:28.000You have no idea they're gassing civilians and it's like, wow.
00:18:32.000It's like, it really sounds like you're like watching some crazy, you know, you're gonna go to Portland and it's a bunch of whiny 20-somethings who are like, F the police, man!
00:19:35.000But in this area, There's one video where, like, a government APC comes up to the wall, and then you just see, like, dozens of Molotovs just, in a second, just pelting, like, from all over the place.
00:19:48.000And the whole thing is just engulfed in flames.
00:20:05.000But it is 48 days of low-tier violence.
00:20:09.000And I think, to be fair, I think there's a reason why they're not doing what we see in Ukraine or whatever, where they just throw 50 miles of cocktails at once.
00:20:17.000It's because they don't want to be on the news.
00:20:20.000Well, and you even said you were talking to a friend of yours and they were like, yeah, well, the riot, the rioting ended like a month ago.
00:20:43.000Yeah, so somebody super chatted us the other day from, I think it's Don't Walk Run Productions, did a video about AOC's claim that the reason crime is going up is because people are maybe stealing bread.
00:20:53.000And I don't know the host's name, but he was like, how much bread does AOC think is being stolen right now?
00:21:00.000Like, crime is up 130-something percent.
00:21:24.000But wait, this reminds me of that meme where it's like... It's like a Twitter account called ObviousFashSomething.
00:21:30.000And it was like, you can get rid of all criminals by making all crime legal.
00:21:34.000If there's no crime on the books, there's literally... So yes, we have less inmates than we ever have, because you let them all go without finishing their sentences.
00:21:45.000And now you've got, I think it's like 13% to 15% are recommitting.
00:21:49.000It's like hundreds of people have committed crimes.
00:21:52.000And AOC, this is the funniest thing, she's like, maybe it's because they're scared to pay their rent and they're hungry and are stealing bread or something.
00:21:59.000And Don't Walk Run Productions points out.
00:23:03.000There's a documentary about this from a long time ago about how Donald Trump saved New York City.
00:23:07.000By creating a desire for luxury inhabitants.
00:23:11.000So in the 80s, and I could be totally wrong because I just, I just watched like, I remember one night I was just like half glazed over sitting on the couch, like, and it was on in the background.
00:23:19.000So that's my extent of this knowledge.
00:23:21.000But they talked about how in the 80s, New York was collapsing.
00:25:49.000But basically, during Occupy Wall Street, there was the We Are the 99% movement, where people would take pictures saying like, you know, I went to school and now I got $100,000 in debt and I can't pay it off because I work at McDonald's.
00:26:09.000And so according to this graph I saw from the American Enterprise Institute, basically everybody pays taxes, right?
00:26:15.000But what people don't realize, and this is a serious problem for us, is that if you're making like 40k a year, And you pay 23% or whatever in taxes, you're probably receiving more benefit in terms of all the infrastructure, the entirety of public services.
00:26:33.000You're probably receiving more than you're paying in.
00:26:35.000And then you have the rich people, which are paying a ridiculous amount.
00:26:38.000And that's exactly why Trump wanted to bring people into New York.
00:26:41.000It's exactly why Andrew Cuomo said something like, I think he said, God help us if the wealthy leave.
00:29:12.000So my understanding of what happened, just as someone who lived nearby, not following the news that much, was that property value just tanked.
00:29:18.000Everybody was investing in this neighborhood, thinking like it's up and coming, it's super hot and hipster.
00:29:23.000The L train was basically one stop from Williamsburg into Manhattan.
00:29:53.000She went down to the financial district and she was like, Amazon, gotta pay their fair share.
00:29:56.000And there's this really cringe video where she walks up to the camera, like she's walking out of a meeting, and then someone asks her like, okay, Ocasio-Cortez, what about Amazon?
00:30:05.000And she goes, can you believe they were gonna give Amazon $3 billion?
00:30:10.000And then everyone was like, dude, it was a discount.
00:30:14.000So basically, if if Dunkin Donuts said two dollars off a dozen donuts, she'd be like, I can't believe they're going to give people two dollars.
00:31:24.000So Amazon announces they're gonna open a marketing office, which has like a thousand employees, and she takes a picture of herself in her lobby smiling like, mm-hmm, and then she tweets like, when you're proven right and Amazon comes back anyway, and then all of these dumb lefties are all high-fiving each other going like, yeah, you know, and everyone's like, First of all, that is 1,000 employees, not 25,000.
00:31:48.000Second of all, they were going to open that office anyway.
00:31:59.000To go back a little bit to what's going on in Portland, this is why I do not like the feds cleaning up the mess for these Democratic mayors and governors and whatever.
00:32:09.000They just re-elected AOC in the primary.
00:32:13.000I swear, if she's going to win, the general, then New York City deserves it.
00:32:32.000And if the mayor says, we like our city burning down, okay then, the feds can go into the courthouse and defend the courthouse.
00:32:40.000And then Antifa can go around, running around, destroying whatever.
00:32:45.000And give the cities what they ask for.
00:32:47.000The problem is, if you, like you're a parent, if you keep cleaning up the messes for your kids, they never learn.
00:32:55.000And then what ends up happening is, the more the federal government steps in to clean up the mess for these people, the more they keep electing them, and it gets worse.
00:33:04.000Then their senators get elected, and their congresspeople get elected, and they go to the federal government, and they bring that mess with them.
00:33:13.000What I think would be appropriate is if they don't want to indict people and they want rioters running around, well, it's the Portland cops' job to deal with that.
00:33:29.000But you know, someone mentioned this, that the people of Portland, they don't really care about what happens downtown because they don't live there.
00:33:37.000So this is the perfect opportunity for the left to start filming feds acting a fool, you know, or I mean, from their perspective, like, aha, look, look what they're doing.
00:33:45.000And regular people aren't there and they won't realize.
00:33:47.000So it's a perfect propaganda opportunity.
00:33:50.000Anyway, long story short, man, you get what you vote for, you know?
00:34:32.000Donald Trump furiously orders aides to provide proof to Fox News' Chris Wallace that Joe Biden wants to defund the police and his staff can't provide any.
00:34:42.000First and foremost, they frame this story as though it is not true.
00:34:47.000Let me just tell you, Trump was right.
00:34:50.000Joe Biden does, based on the common understanding of what defund means, Joe Biden does want to defund the police by his own admission, his own words.
00:35:03.000But what you need to understand about why this story is so... annoying...
00:35:08.000is when Adam talks about he's trying to convince people on Facebook or not even
00:35:13.000necessarily convince people just explaining people like yo you know uh here's here here's
00:35:16.000a story that's really important about why you know i would want to vote for trump yeah and
00:35:19.000then you get a bunch of people saying like i don't believe you you know well how dare you
00:35:24.000you vote for someone that is a bigot and was like that has nothing to do with what i just
00:35:31.000like presented you like Like, look at what I just said, read the article that I'm presenting, and you're just, you're coming at me with something different.
00:38:05.000He just did this pact with Bernie Sanders, and he goes, let's go.
00:38:08.000And he calls his aides, and his aides can't find anything specifically in this document with Bernie that says defund, but it does talk about reallocation.
00:38:17.000More importantly, however, the New York Post does bring up this at the bottom.
00:38:21.000They say, the Bernie Sanders unity agenda does not use the term defund, but calls for policies that will reorient our public safety approach toward prevention and away from over-policing.
00:38:32.000Biden orally committed last week to steering funds away from the police.
00:38:36.000An interviewer asked the former vice president, but do we agree that we can redirect some of the police funding?
00:39:04.000I'm going to show you what they literally mean.
00:39:06.000According to the Brookings Institute, defund the police means reallocating or redirecting funding away from the police department to other government agencies funded by the local municipality.
00:39:43.000So I'll tell you what, if Joe Biden doesn't know what he's talking about, you do not have the right to claim you can read his mind and knew what he really meant.
00:39:52.000What they're doing in the media is they're using whatever definition is, you know, going to get them the most points.
00:40:23.000Like Joe Biden was saying, they got big tanks.
00:40:27.000They don't need that, become the enemy.
00:40:29.000Yes, he's taking the Democratic Party's approach that the police departments should have a little bit less funding because they got too much big, big, you know, APCs and weapons and stuff.
00:40:38.000That is literally one of the definitions of defund the police.
00:41:21.000When Trump says Hillary Clinton acid-washed her server, and then NBC says, Hillary Clinton actually didn't use a corrosive substance on her computer.
00:41:56.000And she'd go, I have it right here, actually.
00:41:57.000He said, we would, yes, absolutely, when asked if we would reallocate.
00:42:01.000And then Chris Wallace will go, well, reallocating, is that... Kayleigh?
00:42:04.000And then she'd go, yes, actually, right here, in this source, this source, this source, and this source, they all defined defunding as reallocating funds.
00:45:45.000Obviously not literally all I'm just saying like 90 something percent every day I'm going through the news and it's like, you know Snopes did Donald Trump actually, you know Like did Donald Trump carry a bag of burning puppies, you know and toss them into a burning building mostly true and then what it'll say is while Donald Trump did throw a bag of puppies into Right.
00:46:08.000into a burning building, it was actually because he was moving them out of the burning room
00:46:12.000into the safe room where the firefighters were waiting to safely rescue them.
00:46:15.000It was the living room of the building.
00:47:46.000Because I've been talking about certain things on Facebook.
00:47:50.000And basically what they like to do is, how about you, you know, just leave it to the experts, Adam, and then when you say something like, actually, it's my job to read the news all day and fact-check these things, gone.
00:48:04.000Because they don't actually care about what's important, what's true.
00:48:07.000This is a serious cultural problem we have.
00:48:08.000Because I'll tell you what, man, if the American people don't want to high-five and yell America together, well then that's a bigger problem.
00:48:44.000But as far as leaving the states, I know one friend of mine has traveled around a lot, and he should know better, but it's like, I read... America's an amazing place!
00:49:52.000Yeah, like talking about, you know, popping a cap or whatever.
00:49:55.000That's a whole other conversation about a certain culture that's, you know, making people do certain things and believe that that's the cool thing to do.
00:50:22.000They've got, you know, I think it's in like southern Mexico, a bunch of anarchists, like both left and right wing, kind of just do whatever they want, because it's relatively lawless.
00:50:31.000Yeah, Luke Rutkowski, if we are changed, went down to, I guess, I don't know if it's Acapulco, Anarchapulco, or however, like wherever it is, but he literally went to the city that's all private.
00:50:47.000And then rich people like to go down there and have private security guards guarding their property because they can do whatever they want.
00:50:53.000Think about the things you can actually do.
00:50:55.000Maybe play a game of poker with your friends.
00:50:59.000Maybe fire a bow and arrow in your backyard.
00:51:03.000Like, I want to talk about things that, like, if you knew what you were doing, and you had a decent-sized backyard, and you had the proper safety and all that stuff, and you knew it was safe, you still can't do that in a lot of places.
00:51:53.000Better than some random dude, you know, because in Anarcopolco, some lefty hippies were doing drugs or something, and somebody ran in and just shot them and killed two of the guys.
00:52:16.000But that we have a justice system that will, to whatever degree you're happy with, like sometimes it's not perfect, they'll try to stop these people so they don't do it again.
00:54:30.000It ran amok, killed a bunch of people, and that was them.
00:54:35.000You know, there's Bill de Blasio's people early on saying, come down to Chinatown.
00:54:40.000Nancy Pelosi was doing the same thing.
00:54:42.000And they want to try and blame Trump for it.
00:54:43.000Look, man, you can criticize Trump who's not doing good enough, but you have to do better than him.
00:54:48.000Like, if you're doing a really bad job, like imagine this.
00:54:51.000Imagine, like, the kitchen is a disaster zone.
00:54:57.000And, like, you're cleaning it, and I'm sitting there literally throwing garbage on the floor, and I'm like, Adam, why don't you clean up your mess?
00:55:03.000And you're like, first of all, I didn't make the mess.
00:55:05.000Second of all, you're literally throwing garbage on the floor.
00:55:06.000Like, you can't be... By the way, this actually happens.
00:56:43.000Do we have border restrictions stopping people from traveling between New York and Pennsylvania?
00:56:48.000No, you can just go boop boop boop boop boop, and Trump can't do anything about that.
00:56:52.000So it's not the same, it's very hard to quantify.
00:56:55.000But this brings me to the general lefty argument, because I was watching this video from Casey Neistat, it's an older video, and it's called something like being rich versus being poor, and he basically talks about how he was reading this article, That said, this guy makes $1.2 million a year and he hates his life.
00:57:12.000He's miserable, his office sucks, and he's unhappy.
00:57:15.000And they talk about a janitor who loves his job and feels so helpful.
00:57:35.000So what the guy said was, when I die, will anyone care that I got a 2% return on my investment?
00:57:41.000But the janitor is saying, I may not be a doctor, but without me, people will literally die.
00:57:46.000Like, I need to clean up medical waste and make sure the hospital is functioning in such a way that the doctors can bring these people in safely and securely.
00:57:53.000And so what I'm doing is very important.
00:59:25.000The meme is, graduates with, you know, feminist dance degree, and then complains capitalism isn't working.
00:59:33.000But, you know, when I watch this video, I'm like, if you stubbed, you know, if you got a cut in the middle of the woods, you know, two or three hundred years ago on an important journey, you'd look down and go, oh man, guess I'll die.
00:59:46.000I'm kidding, but that's like the joke.
01:00:17.000But that's the kind of thing that we don't even think about.
01:00:19.000It's like, sure, yeah, if I cut it, I could have maybe sewed the wound shut, whatever would have been fine, but the infection that got me later on in life.
01:03:01.000If you seriously think that there's other people out there that are doing better than you, and that's what you're focused on, your focus is wrong.
01:03:16.000The way I'd put it is, if you look at somebody, and they're better off than you, and your reaction is, I deserve what they have, your next question should be, what do I have to do to accomplish it?
01:04:19.000Raise a bunch of money to buy a big plot of land and build a commune and invite all of them to live there for free and bask in true utopian equality.
01:08:27.000And they're getting paid 30, 40k a year.
01:08:29.000I'm not gonna pretend like it's a lot of money for New York City, but relative to somebody making minimum wage lifting heavy bags, I couldn't help but bust out laughing.
01:09:32.000We sell the birdhouses and make a profit.
01:09:35.000And then of course, whenever they have time, they can write one of their stupid articles about smoking pot and listening to Sublime or something.
01:11:32.000I'm pretty left when it comes to the wealth inequality stuff.
01:11:36.000There's a lot of things that I think are strange that conservatives would support or that liberals would support that are probably contradictory.
01:11:45.000There are wealth inequality problems in this country.
01:11:48.000The easiest way to put it is, why is someone getting paid three times as much to write about Brad Pitt's junk compared to someone who actually will build or fix something?
01:12:00.000I tell you man, look, when you're like running your own business, doing like carpentry or plumbing or some kind of actual trade, you'll make good money.
01:12:07.000But why is a senior editor who sits at a computer collecting articles from other people and then just reads them and says, I'm going to publish this, getting paid more.
01:12:36.000You know, when I was little, I always agreed that it's crazy that baseball players, that, you know, basketball players get paid all this money and scientists and tradesmen and firefighters don't.
01:12:46.000And that's like a common lefty kind of perspective.
01:13:55.000That's his company, you don't gotta work there.
01:13:57.000What I mean is, why is a person literally writing about, you know, going to a rave and taking acid and then passing out in the bathroom and getting paid more, or at least the same as, a dude who literally builds houses?
01:14:11.000Like, if you are the lowest tier apprentice, you know, showing up and being like, I have no idea how this works, but I can carry tools for you, you deserve more than someone who's like, I saw Brad Pitt's junk today, he was popping out in a tabloid magazine, and here's a list of all the times a celebrity's junk has appeared.
01:14:56.000But it does bum me out that it's part of the conversation we've had before that if humans ever shake hands with aliens, it'll be not because they overcame nuclear weapons, but because they overcame the Xbox.
01:16:39.000So, in Civilization, there's multiple ways to get a victory.
01:16:42.000For those that aren't familiar, it's a video game where you literally start from, like, you know, nomadic tribes and then develop technology and then eventually you have these big civilizations and you go to war or whatever.
01:18:09.000Well that's why I want to talk about Chicxulub, and if you don't know what that is, that is the asteroid that destroyed the dinosaurs.
01:18:15.000There's a layer of molten material all around the world from the same time period, and that's because it struck the planet and killed 99% of life on this planet.
01:21:02.000For some reason, that even though we're watching in California, they're forcefully injecting hormones into this kid, people are still saying, well, you know, I'm worried about my kid, so I'll just do nothing.
01:21:13.000No, but for real, like, aren't you scared for your children?
01:21:17.000They're like, well, I am in the sense that I could lose my job, but not in the sense that the future is going to be a nightmarish, dystopian hellhole that I'm okay with.
01:21:25.000There's no fear about what you leave for your children.
01:21:47.000If you still live with your parents, you're not an adult yet.
01:21:51.000You know, you gotta live on your own, you gotta be your own person.
01:21:54.000So it's like the community of how humans have gotten to where we are is being lost.
01:21:59.000I feel like when you raise people to be self-centered, but they still have their natural instinct to protect their kids, you get what we have today.
01:22:08.000No real fear for the future their children will inherit, but a general fear for their immediate safety.
01:22:41.000Or like the... I hate bringing this list up, but it's on that list that said... Well, we have the story.
01:22:47.000The media is still... Oh, this... Oh, this... They're talking about it, aren't they?
01:22:50.000This is the... Yeah, calling out white culture.
01:22:52.000Calling out the biased training people as racist.
01:22:56.000Well, I guess, but before we get to that, I just wanted to say on that list that I guess we're about to talk about, it says delayed gratification is something that they're damning.
01:23:15.000You're just, that's, you know, that's playing, you know, the worst games just, you know, It in every aspect of your life just to get it get it now instead of thinking about your children Why do you think all these people who have a lot of money that the travel?
01:23:31.000I'm bringing up the Trump thing about how his grant his dad It's like furthered this thing and it's like sure generational wealth Well, if you are thinking and jealous of generational wealth start the generation Delayed gratification is knowing that your grandchild is gonna be better off because of what you're doing right now Society grows great When people plant trees whose shade they know they will never sit in.
01:24:15.000Well, there's a compelling argument to be made that the reason that we're so selfish is because our parents worked their butts off so that we could have the best life ever.
01:24:23.000Like, literally the best life that anyone's ever had.
01:25:13.000Because people would just... The war could never end because the hatred ran so deep.
01:25:18.000And every time they nuked a city, the nuclear waves would make it impossible to recover.
01:25:21.000But then they would all just build another nuke and then nuke each other and it was just a... The year was like 20,000 and it was a nightmarish...
01:25:28.000What if that's where we're going, man?
01:26:15.000But I mean, it's not necessarily enough for the energy output we would need for like, the current level of, you know, Well, there's, um, graphene is another big thing that they just figured out.
01:26:37.000It's an incredible, we, we, we have it on a very small scale right now, but eventually we can, we're going to have to go dig up our trash from dumps and, and be able to, we're going to be able to use it to make more graphene.
01:27:09.000No, no, no, the literal plague, the Black Plague.
01:27:11.000Oh gosh, that was like 1300 years ago?
01:27:12.000But after that followed the Renaissance or something, didn't it?
01:27:15.000Like, you have this level of technology, but everybody is, you know, straining for resources.
01:27:22.000Then a large portion of the population dies because of the plague, but the level of technology remains, so then everybody flourishes and grows rapidly again.
01:27:30.000It's kind of like breathing, it's like whoosh!
01:27:32.000Well, that's why that's why Elon wants to occupy Mars, because we need we need to expand or that will happen naturally.
01:29:40.000Because YouTube was like, yo, this is... When left to their own devices, people were like, I'm gonna make a video where I go around saying racial slurs.
01:33:06.000It's very simple to quantify the idea of equity when you're looking at a fence with crates.
01:33:10.000But now there's like 50 different versions of this stupid comic explaining what real justice is.
01:33:15.000And I said, how do you determine, how do you quantify access and privilege when you're judging people based on like 200,000 different immutable characteristics?
01:35:12.000And he worked really, really hard to make this money and succeed and now he can do it.
01:35:15.000If you create a society where everybody gets paid the same, like in communism, how would you get the visionaries like Elon Musk to actually be in that position to fund a rocket mission?
01:35:25.000Well, on an even more basic level than that, why would you study so hard as to become something like a doctor?
01:35:31.000Well, why would you want to do something that's really hard and has a really high I don't agree with that.
01:35:56.000The reason why people would want to do a job, even if it was harder to get to that job's position, is because they're passionate about being a doctor.
01:36:24.000And this is what really, really bothers me about you capitalists.
01:36:27.000In our communist utopia, when we need someone to take out the trash and be the garbage man, I just pull out my Glock and I point at them and say, get on your knees and take the trash out!
01:41:39.000Joseph Spiro says, Tim keeps saying anyone can start standing up against what's going on, saying if everyone stood up at the same time that it'd have an impact.
01:41:47.000Only influential leaders can synchronize behavior like that.
01:41:50.000You are correct, which is why it requires a cultural movement of people just deciding right now, no matter what, no matter what I risk, no matter what I lose, I will stand up.
01:43:18.000Well, the first thing I would always say is go to a store that sells longboards and try them all out, but because that's not really the case that you can do right now, it would depend on your budget.
01:46:21.000iRezTV says, Tim, I was raised conservative in Washington where everyone was blindly liberal and I never heard convincing arguments and remained Republican because it made sense to me.
01:47:29.000But we're at a point now where sources are almost meaningless because, like we talked about in this earlier segment, they just make things up.
01:48:11.000If CNN does a story that was real and it said, you know, Donald Trump shakes hand of, you know, Japanese Prime Minister, who cares?
01:48:19.000And then these other companies know they could write a story where they said Donald Trump punches Japanese Prime Minister in the face and it would get a million shares and they didn't care if it was real or not.
01:48:27.000CNN realized we'll lose because they can do this.
01:48:32.000They have a right to free speech and they can say it.
01:49:59.000I'll take this time to just let everyone know, tomorrow I'm going to be doing AdamCast IRL and I'm going to do a deep dive on Donald Trump.
01:50:06.000So we're going to talk about, me and Ian are going to talk about it, how he became as powerful as he is in the business world, his family history, the things he's done for this country.
01:51:07.000Winter Walker says, submitted a fraud claim with the Oregon, I believe it's Oregon, Secretary of State against Portland Mayor, Council, DA, and Gov for gross waste of public money.
01:51:17.000Com Hardesty said $7 million spent on the police over time.
01:51:22.000They can save us money by stopping the riots, but refuse to do it.
01:52:50.000So, someone had to go ask their co-worker a question about something.
01:52:55.000And I guess they walked up to their co-worker and they quickly hid the phone away.
01:53:00.000They saw that they were watching videos, but they heard our voice, me and Tim's voice, and they were like, I was like, hey, are you watching Timcast IRL?
01:53:40.000But the growth suggests that there are moderate individuals, both slightly to the left, slightly to the right, that feel similarly to how we feel and are talking about it, are secretly watching, are concerned.
01:53:55.000And these stories I hear make me feel like not only do people really like you know, not only do people really like what we're saying,
01:54:01.000they agree with us in many respects, disagree obviously, but that some of these stories, there
01:54:06.000are a lot of people scared to admit it.
01:54:08.000They're watching as milquetoast a conversation as we're having. It's not really milquetoast,
01:54:13.000I mean it's more of a joke. I don't sit on the fence. But listen, we're not a show where two
01:54:18.000guys wearing MAGA hats are screaming Trump.
01:54:20.000We're a show where you're like, I'm gonna vote for Trump because I did my research and I'm saying, you know, we'll see, let's talk about it.
01:54:25.000And that is not, like a lot of these conservative shows are overtly conservative Republican.
01:54:30.000I think there's a lot of people who are in a similar position to where we are, where it's like either they're begrudgingly voting for Trump, have just decided to, or recently converted as like mainstream liberals now realizing that Biden has no strength He's gutless.
01:54:45.000He's giving in to the far left's demands, which are insane and nobody wants.
01:58:02.000But if you have no real skill or provable, discernible, objective accomplishments, then the only thing you have to believe is this fake sense of self.
02:00:03.000Yeah, like, just don't say it, just do it.
02:00:05.000It's like the old saying, those who know don't say and those who say don't know.
02:00:10.000Yeah, we have to actually incorporate the way sports does things into real life.
02:00:16.000They pick the best of the best to be on their team.
02:00:20.000They're not gonna start picking, you know... An NBA team, a bunch of players, and they're like, they're all chosen because they said they were better.
02:01:01.000And then one of the players, like, after a few minutes of them all confused, one of the players walks over to one of, like, the refs and whispers to them, and the ref shrugs, and then all of a sudden their score goes to 100.
02:01:11.000And they're like, they said they had 100 points.
02:01:14.000We asked for proof that they've scored, and they said they didn't need to prove it, so we're just changing the scoreboard.
02:01:18.000That feels like it's literally happening.
02:01:52.000The idea of All Ball was a sport where it's like, I guess the idea we had was like Hunger Games, where there's every ball, a football, a baseball, a softball, a basketball, a dodgeball, and there's nets for them.
02:02:04.000And then everyone runs in and tries to grab them or something.
02:05:45.000And for those that are listening, we are very, very close to a large expansion, where we're gonna be having, like, multiple studios, we're gonna have a much, much better sound setup, we're gonna be building out and expanding.
02:05:58.000Basically, as we stated earlier, with the fact that, you know, we gained almost half a million subs in, like, five and a half months, things are going well enough for a decent expansion.
02:06:07.000So, new shows, vlogging, all the good stuff.
02:18:57.000Play it out, play it out, play it out.
02:18:59.000So this is a song that, uh, it was like what, two or three weeks now.
02:19:03.000I had, I had done six Full belt recordings in the studio because we're currently working on an animation.
02:19:12.000This song is not necessarily about all the political goings-on that we're experiencing.
02:19:17.000I wrote the song last year, but it really is apt to what we're seeing today, inspired by the last several years.
02:19:22.000The song is basically about the cycle of revolutions when every single person thinks that their fringe minority represents what people actually want, and it's not true.
02:19:31.000And the song is called The Will of the People.
02:19:34.000So I did like six full belt versions of it in like a half an hour or longer and then like that Friday... Studio version's coming soon though.
02:19:43.000Yeah, so I'll see if I can play it Out on the March in the morning
02:20:13.000He called his soldiers down to take aim at the
02:29:15.000Oh, with my thoughts in old torn photographs of distant smiles on the floor.
02:29:30.000As you walked out the door All the pain That you caused me when you walked out It didn't stop me from putting All those pieces back together To see your face just one last time again. Oh, again.
02:34:33.000This one's called, this one actually, it's got two versions of it, and I might as well, I'll play a little bit of the first version.
02:34:44.000I've been sitting here a long time, well, move over, yeah.
02:34:51.000So this was a little tiny ditty that I had, and it was just talking about sitting in one spot for a long time, and someone coming by and telling you to move over, and it's just like, who are you to tell me?
02:37:09.000If I had the choose, baby, I wouldn't miss a thing.
02:37:13.000Cause I found peace, oh look you found the same In the rubble of the remains Of love stories remains I found a peace of mind Something you helped me find I wouldn't trade it for anything.