The Invisible Lady and Lydia of Whiterun join Adam and Tim to talk about celebrity gossip, Bernie Sanders, Ellen DeGeneres, and fake news. Plus, we talk about how to be a real man and a fake man.
00:01:09.000It's woke Twitter, and they're just tearing Ellen DeGeneres apart because she made a stupid joke about how being in lockdown is like being in jail.
00:01:19.000And part of me is like, well, it's a bit insensitive, you know?
00:01:22.000And then I'm like, You're like, oh, wait a minute.
00:01:54.000But like all of the all of this anti-Trump stuff.
00:01:57.000So one of the funny things I was talking about earlier today was that Snopes actually fact checked the New York Times as false.
00:02:05.000It's kind of the New York Times, but a bunch of articles like the Huffington Post were like, Donald Trump owns a stake in the company that makes the coronavirus treatment he's been pushing.
00:03:42.000We will break down for you how many of them are just communists and how many of them actually just lost their jobs and are in serious trouble and need help.
00:03:50.000So, as always, you can hop in the super chat if you'd like us to read your comments.
00:04:23.000Well, let's talk about Miss Ellen DeGeneres.
00:04:26.000Ah, the poor multi-millionaire TV celebrity who is stuck in her mansion while the help cleans her windows.
00:04:33.000So, she's getting ripped apart by woke Twitter, and it's kind of woke Twitter, it's not the wokest of Twitter, it's just the blue-checky journalist types that are piling on.
00:05:47.000As part of her new temporary Ellen Show setup, Ellen sat in her living room in front of a floor-to-ceiling window overlooking lush greenery.
00:05:57.000After giving some words of encouragement to her fans, Ellen then compared her new normal to being in jail.
00:06:02.000She first joked, There is so much wrong with that joke from a woke perspective.
00:07:05.000Well, apparently there are people who will cry about it, and we all expect it as much.
00:07:10.000Obviously, this is a tone-deaf comment to make any time, but it's especially grating now as inmates have an increased risk of catching coronavirus and feel like sitting ducks.
00:07:19.000One man at a facility in Louisiana even told NPR, Surely that's not what's happening in whichever mansion Ellen decided to social distance and film her daily talk show in.
00:07:27.000There are a bunch of sickly people in this camp. I just pray something happens soon.
00:07:31.000Surely that's not what's happening in whichever mansion Ellen decided to social distance and film her daily talk
00:07:54.000Carolyn Frampke tweeted, What a great look for Ellen as thousands of people sit in actual jail cells just hoping for the best without soap and basic protection.
00:08:02.000Others said, Ellen really is the worst.
00:10:37.000That's why it's funny, I think it's funny that we're reading like Woke Twitter and Cosmo making fun of Ellen and we're all like enjoying it.
00:10:44.000There's like something interesting, like something amazing is happening.
00:10:47.000Alyssa Milano came out and she sides with Joe Biden and then both sides of the culture were come together in harmony holding hands to make fun of Alyssa Milano.
00:10:55.000And you get Bernie Sanders dropping out today.
00:10:57.000And then you get the Trump supporters and the Bernie Sanders supporters like
00:11:00.000holding hands like in harmony, like ragging on the democratic establishment.
00:13:02.000And it's kind of a cool thing, you know?
00:13:04.000Like, hey, let's make fun of these people.
00:13:06.000It's cool because we used to just needlessly prop them up.
00:13:09.000Everybody wanted to know who they were, what they were wearing, where they took poops and like, you know what I mean?
00:13:15.000People would like hide in bushes, take pictures of them.
00:13:17.000Now everyone's just making fun of them.
00:13:19.000So as much as like the Ellen DeGeneres thing is a bunch of people who just don't, they don't actually care about Ellen, but they want to be a part of the crowd.
00:15:20.000People have said to me that in India they don't consider it to be a high class kind of thing, where in America they're celebrities.
00:15:25.000They're the rich and the wealthy and the famous and everyone wants to be like them and all that stuff.
00:15:30.000Now we're just making fun of them all.
00:15:32.000That's kind of a cool thing, because if we can discourage people from trying to be like these awful people, then, you know... And be more like doctors?
00:15:43.000Well, no, I was talking about, like... I mean, sure, yeah, that's a necessity right now, but, you know, back in the day, it was more like, you know, you aspire to be like a doctor, or the president, or an astronaut, or a scientist that discovers life on another planet.
00:17:32.000Well, no, but to me, I grew up in an era of YouTube, so YouTube to me isn't special.
00:17:39.000It's interesting because I feel like we're always looking up to the people who came before us, and so, to the person, like, man...
00:17:48.000When you get to that point, when you're in your thirties and you're like, you are the head of your, you know, uh, your office or something.
00:19:00.000These kids look at me on YouTube and they think like, oh wow, and for me I'm kind of like, I'm looking at TV anchors and like multi-millionaire network hosts.
00:19:38.000No, I don't really think she's stupid.
00:19:39.000She's obviously smart enough to be successful in everything she's done, so that means she's avoided pitfalls and has been able to expand her company.
00:19:46.000In terms of the news space, I think no one does it better than Joe Rogan, whether he will publicly say it or not.
00:19:55.000He does shows where he interviews smart scientists and stuff, and it's the biggest podcast in the world.
00:22:09.000So the next bit we got for you guys is actually on a more serious note.
00:22:12.000And I thought it was a good segue because we just talked about Ellen DeGeneres and her fancy mansion and the celebrities with all their glorious wealth.
00:22:20.000And now we have the other side of things.
00:22:21.000The people who don't live in mansions, who live in cubicles in New York and can't afford to pay rent because most of them lost their jobs at some point in March.
00:22:30.000And this is also interesting because over a week ago, we were talking about it.
00:22:33.000TikTok, the time bomb, when rent won't get paid and the ripple effect it'll have on the economy.
00:22:38.000So they're doing this thing with the CARES Act, the stimulus package, that all businesses can apply for like a three month loan that will cover your payroll.
00:22:49.000And then as long as it goes to payroll, you don't got to pay it back.
00:24:02.000One of the other big things, apparently, was that they're going to give everyone guaranteed unemployment if they lost their job, plus $600, thus incentivizing people to quit their jobs or leave their jobs.
00:24:11.000Right, because you'll make more money that way.
00:26:17.000See, a lot of these things, when I see people smashing their controllers or flipping the table, it says a lot more about the person than the game they're playing.
00:27:12.000Midland says, the closest feeling to the stay-at-home order for me is when I would stay on campus during fall-spring break, no one around, and peace and quiet.
00:27:20.000Mark Taylor says, Tim, I don't like videos because liked videos go into a playlist that I save for my favorite videos on YouTube.
00:28:30.000The lobbying thing would be a big difference.
00:28:33.000If they weren't getting paid crazy amounts of money to influence their decision, then the term limit thing, I feel, wouldn't be as big of a deal.
00:29:20.000In all honesty, though, if I had the power to enforce any one law, it would be the permanent and complete banning of anise, cilantro, fennel, and caraway seeds, punishable by death, of course.
00:29:47.000Yeah, because they were like, we've put, you know, we've spiked this, I think they spiked it with, like, menthol or something, like wood alcohol.
00:31:08.000If prices are dropping artificially, people are losing their jobs, but the super wealthy corporations still have tons of money, won't this just consolidate power in the hands of major corporations and wealthy billionaires?
00:31:44.000And the reason I don't believe it is because if the Chinese government was going to burn people alive, first of all, they're harvesting organs.
00:32:06.000Maybe they're in the incinerator where the vent goes to the roof and they're screaming and people can hear it kind of like a trumpet or something.
00:33:42.000It reminds me of how these journalists are so snooty.
00:33:45.000Like, I told this story recently, I think, where I was at that conference, and somebody asked these, like, the journalism panel, name three things you can do that a citizen journalist can't.
00:33:56.000And they were like, oh, well, I never.
00:34:26.000You know, all these poor people, they get to look at us how wealthy and beautiful we are.
00:34:30.000And that makes them feel better about themselves because they can live vicariously through me.
00:34:34.000Yeah, there's some celebs that definitely feel that way.
00:34:37.000And there have already been rudely awakened I don't know if they have been.
00:34:43.000Some of them have, or at least the celebrities might not have, but the entire rest of the world who used to idolize them have been awakened.
00:34:50.000They're like, oh yeah, that's not so special anymore.
00:34:53.000Me on the other hand, I'm a dude in his basement complaining about his feelings on the internet, so I'm not gonna pretend to be important.
00:34:59.000But hey, thanks for watching, everybody.
00:35:58.000Even if one person thinks that's true, like three people in a basement reading stories online and complaining about stuff is more trustworthy than CNN.
00:38:46.000Granted, there are people who exist on this in all spec, you know, every, every spec, you know, every side of the political, Isn't that Dunning-Kruger, where you think you're a lot smarter than you are?
00:39:47.000There was a story recently where a guy had a cell phone because they forgot to take it from him, and so he asked them to charge it, and then they charged him with smuggling contraband.
00:39:56.000Yeah, and it was like a big controversy.
00:39:58.000He's like, you didn't take it from me, what?
00:40:00.000But yeah, this could literally be someone who smuggled in a phone and filmed.
00:40:13.000So what you're saying is the guy chipped away a hole in the wall, climbed out through the sewage line, made it out, made it back in with a phone, and filmed it.
00:41:50.000Austin Laverty says, Might use this time to study for ham radio tech and general test.
00:41:56.000You can use HF bands to talk around the world to real people instead of internet people if this hits again, and can do both tests at the same time.
00:42:04.000Eggman says, Speaking of celebrities, are you guys ready for that inevitable movie based on coronavirus, probably starring Tom Hanks playing the role of Tom Hanks?
00:42:38.000Paul says, Bernie voted in support of illegal bombing of Yugoslavia, which targeted and destroyed beautiful Orthodox churches, infrastructure, and civilians.
00:42:54.000Student of History says, if they wanted to send a message and be relatable, these celebrities would be better off saying, stay home and stay safe and promptly streaming COD.
00:43:05.000Zachary says, what negative repercussions would there be to legally mandate the MSM to air their retractions first thing at their next primetime online and on TV?
00:45:15.000Michael Conner says, gone to an argument with a friend as she was saying Trump has dementia just like Biden, if not worse, and that she will always vote blue no matter who.
00:48:06.000That's why term limits... We have so many bad politicians who are like, term limits, without realizing that term limits doesn't guarantee you get a good politician.
00:48:22.000It's not like someone goes in and goes, It's arguments and debates between groups as to what makes up for constituency.
00:48:31.000I'm not going to pretend to know enough about gerrymandering to defend it, but I can at least draw some skepticism on the activists who are acting like it's this grand evil when it exists for a reason.
00:48:43.000We have redistricting for a reason, and then you actually have different groups deciding where the lines will be drawn.
00:48:50.000And so, it only functions because both the Democrats and the Republicans are benefiting themselves.
00:49:02.000Furby says, since you don't understand that you walking up to and asking your own rep to look into something is lobbying, maybe you could brush up on the subject.
00:49:45.000I'll give your fund $100 million, and it's like, sure, their fund isn't necessarily them, but they own it, and then they get a cut from that anyway.
00:50:47.000Max Lang says, would you ever go on the Jesse Lee Peterson show?
00:50:50.000I'm vaguely familiar with him, but for the most part, I'm going on no shows at all anymore because I work here, like, all day from 7am to 10pm.
00:51:55.000These activists who are trying to like go after the NRA are just doing it to virtue signal to make money and none of them have any idea what they're actually talking about.
00:52:04.000Carl says, your thoughts on conspiracy theory.
00:52:08.000The conspiracy theory that China created the virus and cure, released them on their own public knowing it would spread worldwide, but cover the fact that it was intentional, and that way it would tank the markets to buy up companies, I know.
00:52:20.000China's had stuff like this happen before.
00:52:22.000They're inept, they're incompetent, and you know.
00:52:24.000And they don't want the world to know.
00:52:26.000I think it's fair to point out governments are incompetent in many different ways.
00:52:30.000So it's just, in all likelihood, we can speculate all day, but I don't like speculating without evidence.
00:52:36.000If I look at the polls, and the polls are like, Donald Trump goes up non-stop, and the economy's doing well, I'll be like, I'm gonna speculate he's gonna win.
00:52:43.000If we have no evidence whatsoever on what's going on with this virus, there's literally no reason for me to be like, 5G!
00:52:54.000Because, like, the virus has hit, like, 180 countries or whatever, and there's, like, four or five countries that have implemented 5G technology.
00:55:00.000Yeah, so let's say you're trying to get that back disaster revert.
00:55:03.000I was thinking, it's like, alright, maybe if I'm skating... Well, no, no, no, no.
00:55:07.000When you don't get the trick, have you tried, instead of trying to do the trick, just going on your knees and screaming as loud as you can?
00:55:12.000Maybe that will actually help you get the trick, right?
00:57:37.000Psygnosis says, Hey Tim, I am from Denmark.
00:57:40.000We shut down very early while our neighbors in Sweden just shut down now.
00:57:43.000You should keep an eye on these two countries since they could be test cases for the different strategies.
00:57:47.000Yes, Sweden in two weeks is going to be bad.
00:57:49.000Yeah, I was watching a video yesterday about, I don't know if it's the Surgeon General or whoever, it's basically the person in charge, and he was like, they're trying to do herd immunity, and it was like, look, there's nothing showing that quarantining everyone works, and this is new, so we're gonna do herd immunity, and if they just shut down, that's new, I didn't know that they actually did shut everybody down.
00:58:14.000UK tried it initially as well, and then immediately backtracked, like, it's not working, stop!
00:58:58.000And then they're like, in two years I am out of here and I'm going to get a job as an inspector for this big company and make a million bucks.
00:59:07.000That means while they're there, this big company's gonna be like, we want you to pass this law that makes it so we can, you know, eat babies.
00:59:14.000And then they're gonna be like, you got it!
00:59:15.000And then they're gonna get a job once they leave.
01:00:47.000I don't know what the differentiator is between that and the other forms, because there's, like, economic—like, Steve Bannon talks about economic nationalism.
01:02:11.000Dustin says, center-leaning right truck driver, dividing my time between work, being a dad to my beautiful six-year-old boy Devin, and finishing up RE3 Remake.
01:02:21.000You give me with a healthy balance of different opinions.
01:02:25.000Student of History says it's hilarious how quickly the velvet glove was removed to reveal the iron fist after Bernie bailed out, no refunds.
01:02:31.000So as soon as Bernie dropped out, his press secretary was like, oh, you know what, now I don't gotta say Democratic Socialists anymore.
01:02:38.000The difference between Socialist and Democratic Socialists is that the reason, this is exactly what they say.
01:02:44.000Democratic Socialists want you to vote for policies that will enact socialism.
01:02:49.000And the difference is that regular Socialists want to take it by gunpoint.
01:03:04.000Cesa says, I don't always agree with your opinions, but I follow you because I trust that you provide accurate information to the best of your ability.
01:03:26.000There's a few game makers that I follow.
01:03:30.000I am really big into gaming and I'm actually designing a few games myself and there are a few like Game Makers Workshop and a couple others.
01:03:39.000I can't remember the name of what they're called right now, but it's been a while since I've watched them, but I do dig into that sometimes.
01:03:46.000Couples Therapy says, Thank you for being level-headed and informative.
01:03:50.000Your videos keep me informed and entertained while running my greenhouse selling veggie plants.
01:04:53.000And when that happens, the next wave of economic destruction would be upon us.
01:04:57.000Because while a lot of these lefties don't understand that there's a lot of work that goes into maintaining property, these companies have staff.
01:05:50.000I mean, maybe they didn't care, but now everyone had access to everyone else's email, and so they organized a rent strike on the entire company.
01:05:59.000And the reason that's messed up is like, well, if you do that, you slap your landlord in the face, what do you think is going to happen in three months?
01:06:08.000Do you think they're going to be like, well, now that this is all over, keep paying your rent and we're all good?
01:06:11.000Or do you think they're going to be like, Get out.
01:06:45.000So the Wall Street Journal writes, Nearly a third of U.S.
01:06:47.000apartment renters didn't pay any of their April rent during the first week of the month, according to new data to be released Wednesday by the National Multifamily Housing Council and a consortium of real estate data providers.
01:06:59.000The numbers are the first hard look at how many Americans are struggling to make rent during the coronavirus pandemic.
01:07:04.000The data comes in the first of weekly reports on unpaid rent from NMHC, a landlord trade group.
01:07:13.000But I gotta stop real quick because why are we assuming it was all people unable to pay?
01:08:41.000So when like one of the first rioting broke out, they locked the whole place down with like police because they were worried about looting and stuff.
01:08:47.000And people naturally got freaked out and didn't want to show up.
01:08:50.000What ends up happening then is you have a lot of these stores that operate at a loss, because these big companies... I don't know if there's any specific I can specifically name, but... You know, I'll give you a Starbucks example.
01:09:04.000Starbucks will make a ton of money in one location of a city, and they'll be losing money in another location, but they want the marketing and the presence.
01:11:22.000So I'm curious as to what the economic impact is going to be of all this.
01:11:28.000The Wall Street Journal says that only 69% of tenants paid any of their rent between April 1st and the 5th, compared with 81 in the first week of March and 82 in April 2019.
01:11:38.000The count includes renters who only made partial payments.
01:11:43.000Many renters who haven't yet paid may still pay later this month.
01:11:59.000It's not like, you know, going in, it's like, oh, 100% of people pay the rent, you know, eventually, maybe not like right on time, but they pay the rent.
01:12:13.000The Wall Street Journal reports the federal government has agreed to let apartment building owners with government-backed mortgages defer their mortgage payments, and the Federal Reserve also said it would buy up bonds tied to certain multifamily loans.
01:12:24.000Those measures, however, only cover part of the total rental market and don't address loans held by banks without a governmental guarantee.
01:12:32.000rental units are federally financed and covered by protections in last month's stimulus package, according to an estimate from the Urban Institute, a Washington-based think tank.
01:13:39.000But then what they do is they demand free rent, or free product, or government pay for things.
01:13:44.000You know, it's kind of strange to me, because I was watching the history of the fast food burger in America, and there was a period in this country where it wasn't demeaning to work low-skilled jobs.
01:13:59.000It was like people were like, I got a job.
01:14:40.000He could be the happiest guy in the world for all you know.
01:14:43.000And I was like, and the guy didn't look sad.
01:14:45.000That's a good perspective right there.
01:14:46.000Yeah, so, you know, the funny thing is about these people who feel like they're above everything, like they deserve free rent because, you know, housing is a human right or whatever.
01:14:55.000It's like, why should the immigrants who come to this country, you know, they work fast food, why should they have to do that and not get free rent, but you think you're deserving of the free rent?
01:15:06.000I mean, you encourage them to come here and stay there, and then what?
01:15:09.000They have to wash your dishes and then you get to live for free?
01:18:36.000It was funny, like, I can't remember who tweeted this, they were like, we will gladly exchange the socialists for the undocumented workers who work really hard.
01:19:01.000And then you have some overweight people demanding they get free rent.
01:19:04.000It's like, I know people who would scrape scum off of the floor with a toothbrush For a minimum wage in this country because it's so much like minimum wage in this country is a lot of money relative to a lot of other places.
01:19:47.000I think it's really funny when I see people I know who have ridiculous debt, like hundreds of thousands in debt, and they're trying to advocate for why the government should forgive all of it.
01:19:56.000And I'm like, isn't it strange that the people who think it's the right thing to do are the ones who are saddled with debt, and the people who don't have the debt think it's the wrong thing to do?
01:20:03.000It's almost like you dug yourself into a hole, made mistakes, and then were like, Somebody else should pay for it.
01:20:54.000If somebody builds something, and they use their labor, you know, and they work really hard for it, why do these people think they deserve it for free?
01:21:05.000Put on a mask, put on gloves, threaten people, and you'll get it for free.
01:21:07.000I can't pay rent, or I can, and I just, everyone else isn't doing it, so I'm gonna, I'm gonna just go full in, and make signs, and just, you know, be an activist against this, just because I don't want to pay rent.
01:21:36.000It's interesting because if you're asking for free stuff because you think you deserve it, and look, I think there's an argument to be made about fighting for certain rights, but arguing that you have a right to someone else's property which is supported and maintained by their labor and you shouldn't contribute to it is a really weird thing, but why stop there?
01:23:13.000And you don't really, it's really messed up in Chicago.
01:23:16.000There's a problem where, it's probably not unique to Chicago, but when people get evicted, they take like Hershey's syrup and squeeze it all throughout the cracks of wherever they can.
01:24:06.000When I lived in Crown Heights, it's like I walk down this busy street, and I see all of these buildings boarded up, and I'm like, it's almost like being in a video game where you're not supposed to go in the building because they didn't design it.
01:24:30.000Well, there was already over the past, maybe like, I guess the past 10 years, people leaving cities, people going out into the smaller rural areas and getting huge houses for less
01:24:46.000More their mortgage would be less than what they were paying rent wise and they're like look at my property like
01:24:51.000I have Their gardening now, and it's like there's a lot of that
01:24:54.000going around so cities are emptying out already with the internet and now this
01:24:59.000I'm looking at West Virginia, man. Yeah, I mean the sky link
01:26:08.000I talked about this before, Luke Rutkowski has a video on his YouTube channel where, it's from like 2012, where he goes in the subway and he's like, look at all these millions of people and not one of them talks to each other.
01:26:21.000Why bother living in the city crammed in this tiny box for a ridiculous amount of money and really high taxes to be around people you don't want to talk to?
01:26:29.000Well, you're not thinking about what they do after work.
01:26:34.000Sure, you see them in the subway, but they're either going to work or going to the place where they do congregate with people.
01:26:40.000You know, when you go to a bar in the middle of nowhere, there's like five people.
01:26:54.000Maybe just me, but I see these videos from quarantine, you know, people, and they're like, look, we built a pillow fort in our living room.
01:27:01.000It's like, yes, on my property, we built a fort.
01:27:23.000But now with the internet, especially with what we do, what's the incentive to be anywhere near one of these monstrosities with really high taxes, smog, garbage air, people you don't want to talk to?
01:27:32.000I mean, you made mention the other day that the air is cleaner because of this, and I didn't really pay attention to it, but I was out today skating and I was just taking some deep breaths and I was just like, Wow, the air is really cleaner.
01:29:08.000Spaghetti Joe Rogan's Powerful Meatball says, If the general consensus is that government on both sides is corrupt and inefficient, wouldn't it be logical to be a libertarian?
01:29:50.000So there needs to be some sort of structure in place for the people that are not logical.
01:29:56.000But this is classical liberal and social liberal.
01:29:59.000That's the center left and center right positions.
01:30:02.000So I'd be willing to bet that a lot of people who listen are classical liberals, and that overlaps a bit with, like, center-right conservative.
01:30:10.000And then center-left, which people try to claim Bernie is, he's not, social liberal, is essentially the same thing.
01:30:16.000But the difference is social liberals tend to think the government can play a role in solving certain social issues either through, like, Okay.
01:30:25.000welfare programs or through social justice type initiatives.
01:31:16.000So basically, that's the reason why I always say I'm a liberal, I'm not a libertarian.
01:31:22.000Like, I'm on the libertarian spectrum, leading to the left, but it's basically like, I do not think you should be allowed to sell drugs to children.
01:31:47.000Classical liberal is the live and let live, and it does overlap a lot with what we used to think liberals were in like the 90s, but they're not there anymore.
01:31:57.000So now like liberal or weird intersectional socialists, like it doesn't mean anything anymore.
01:32:04.000Unless they're like voting for Biden, but those people have no principles anyway.
01:32:59.000And then they had this meter that went like back and forth, and it said Hillary Clinton's chances to win 99% or whatever, and it was like hitting the end.
01:33:07.000And then throughout the night it slowly started moving over, and then I remember when it got to 50% and I was like sitting there like, what is happening?
01:33:14.000I was at the Sputnik headquarters, the Russian-funded news outlet, with Cassandra Fairbanks, who at the time was a big Trump supporter.
01:33:23.000And she was like, everyone in the office was like a Clinton supporter, and they were all very proud of themselves, laughing, like, oh, Trump's gonna lose.
01:33:31.000And all of a sudden, I'm sitting there like, I don't care, man.
01:33:34.000Like, you know, people need to grow up.
01:33:36.000And then the meters started shifting for Trump.
01:33:37.000Cassandra's like, laughing in tears, like, I can't believe this is happening.
01:33:42.000And I was laughing as I was like, it's just the funniest thing ever.
01:33:45.000And then when it flipped over and it was like, Trump is basically the favorite to win.
01:36:29.000That's the thing I think about a lot of Trump's base is that a lot of them feel like the media has been kicking them so hard and insulting them.
01:36:37.000And that these elitists like the Biden corporate Democrats have been such just like demeaning snide.
01:36:45.000Well, look, man, Michael Moore said it best.
01:36:49.000He said, in 2016, these people, the downtrodden, Joe Blow, Bob Blow, Billy Blow, all the blows, are going to go down to the voting booth and give the biggest F-you in the history of the world to the establishments who sold them out and everything and elect Donald Trump.
01:37:40.000There's a meme where it's like socialism and it shows someone putting people up against a wall and then it says Democratic Socialism and they put party hats and like confetti on everybody.
01:38:17.000And he's like, well, because it could be Fraudulence yeah easily swayed and they're like well didn't you vote for in the mail for the Florida primary and he's like Yeah, I'm the president.
01:38:28.000It's like it's not even oh That's that's the most obvious thing.
01:38:33.000Yeah, he's gonna fly down to Florida I mean good, but then they'd complain that he just flew down to Florida just exactly it's like oh But the other thing, too, is this is what the media does.
01:38:43.000They don't tell people the difference between absentee ballots, which are vote-by-mail, and there's a certification process, and completely opening up every single vote to the same process.
01:38:53.000I feel like we begrudgingly accept we have absentee ballots to do our best to make sure people have the opportunity to vote.
01:39:00.000But we want a secure voting system, so if we just mail out all the ballots, what happens if someone steals mine?
01:39:22.000If you don't want to vote, well, then don't vote.
01:39:23.000And people don't vote, well, that's too bad.
01:39:27.000I know where I go vote, and I walk in, and I know what the rules are, and there are places that you don't even need... It doesn't make sense, the voter ID thing.
01:39:35.000Why is it if you wanna go to the movies, you need an ID?
01:42:00.000Yeah, but like gritty sketchy You know murder death explosions, but not like over-the-top explosions more political than anything It's a good political military revolution style.
01:42:10.000Well, a bunch of people are now asking what my Where I'm at you can just type my name in and YouTube that's actually my my YouTube name So that's it's pretty easy to find me And you can follow us on Instagram and Twitter.
01:43:43.000I don't want to impugn the honor of these activists, but...
01:43:46.000What you'll find with a lot of these nonprofits, having been somebody who's, like, I've personally worked for a lot of them, oh yeah, man, the playing politics is always about saving face.
01:43:55.000You'll have, like, a politically inconvenient, you know, spectacle, and they're gonna be like, well, you know, actually, the perfect example, Time's Up.
01:44:05.000She goes to the Time's Up organization, which is basically the Me Too, and they're like, well, because Joe Biden's running for president, we can't actually help you.
01:44:30.000Ghost Crusaders says, Inspire Brands, Arby's, Buffalo, Wild Wings, and Sonic are planning to pay half of the rent for May, June, July, and August.
01:44:56.000It's funny that we hear a lot that we're the first generation to have it worse than our parents.
01:45:00.000for 20, 30-ish years and things getting more and more expensive or kids being raised on luxury and easy life and
01:45:05.000thinking That should be the starting point when their when their
01:45:08.000parents started lower We it's funny that we hear a lot that
01:45:13.000We like we're the first generation of it worse than our parents. I've heard that so much during occupy Wall Street
01:45:19.000Yeah, I don't I don't know if I agree with that So I was listening to Gary Vaynerchuk and his parents came over from Hungary when it was under... I believe they came over from some communist country and he was talking about how they never ever ever complained.
01:45:34.000And he was talking about how people need a little bit of perspective because we live in the best time we've ever had.
01:47:01.000It was like Iron Gate, but these rangers opened it.
01:47:05.000I was actually doing a photoshoot and they were like taking pictures of us and they left it open as they left and I'm like I'm going in there and I went deep into this base and I was recording and people have commented on it but I swear a ghost laughs at me and then you can hear in the white noise as I pass through this doorway a woman screaming.
01:48:33.000Church FTC says, Yo Tim, I'm an animator, where should I message you?
01:48:38.000If you're an animator, and this is the challenge because I'm going to get 50 million emails and I apologize, I'll try to get to who I can, but you can email me at tim at timcast.com.
01:48:47.000And I'm looking for an animator, so make sure you send me some videos, examples of your work.
01:48:53.000And hopefully, you know, I can't get to everybody, obviously, because I always get like a thousand emails whenever I put a shoutout.
01:48:59.000But we've got some music being recorded.
01:49:03.000And I'm going to go full into this song I'm recording.
01:49:05.000It's about... Should I say what it's about, Basil?
01:49:09.000It's basically a song that describes the cycle of revolution where the first verse is basically the dictator who thinks he's justified executing rebels, which leads to, you know, after he kills these, like, activists, their kid is hiding under the bed and then the kid grows up and becomes the rebel who overthrows the government.
01:49:29.000And then the last segment is that rebel now, that kid is an adult and he puts on the dictator's hat And then goes and kills activists and there's a kid hiding under the bed and the cycle just keeps churning of people thinking they're justified in overthrowing because their way of life is always better.
01:50:29.000The strongest men I know, guys who deadlift over 500 pounds, run 4 minute for the mile, run a discus hundreds of feet, or run ultra marathons, tend to be caring, considerate, and generally calm dudes.
01:50:42.000The guys I know who want to be strong and tough, but who are not, tend to be loud, defensive, and overly proud.
01:51:16.000And this actually, I'm going right for it, it plays right into this, that I'm thinking about a regular guy who is not interested in these, like, screechy, woke feminist types.
01:51:30.000He's calm, he's rational, he knows he's good, he's confident, he can run a four minute mile, he can throw a discus hundreds of feet, and he's not interested in playing these weird games pandering to some woman who's screeching in his face.
01:52:57.000Now, the writer actually was talking about guys, but I don't even know if this is necessarily about men in general, because this can apply to women also.
01:53:43.000There are some progressives on YouTube I talk to all the time, And I've reached out to one with like, Hey man, I think you got this one wrong.
01:53:50.000And they refuse to accept it, refuse to admit it.
01:54:40.000He was talking about the importance of stoicism and being calm and clear-headed.
01:54:44.000Like if you're driving in your car with your wife and your kids and you crash and you've got to get out and fix the car, you have to be calm.
01:56:23.000They say testosterone does a lot of different things for men.
01:56:26.000It masculinizes the body, boosts the sex drive, and contributes to hair loss.
01:56:31.000Now researchers think it may also make men more honest.
01:56:34.000In recent years, there has been an interest in determining how our hormones affect our economic behavior, such as gambling and financial risk-taking.
01:56:44.000The financial industry is dominated by men, and if testosterone influences decision-making, this potentially has a profound implication for the national economy.
01:56:52.000Paradoxically, testosterone promotes pro-social behaviors in some circumstances, and anti-social behaviors in others.
01:56:59.000The reasons for this aren't entirely clear, but it may involve a man's desire to increase his social status.
01:57:05.000Previous research shows that testosterone may actually make a man a fairer negotiator.
01:57:10.000To investigate the phenomena further, a team of researchers administered testosterone gels to 124 college-age male volunteers and placebo gels to 118.
01:57:20.000They were then given a die and told to roll it.
01:57:22.000And whatever number came up was the amount of money they were to receive for participating in the experiment.
01:57:28.000Because they rolled the die in private, they could cheat by reporting a higher value than they actually rolled.
01:57:32.000The authors hypothesized that the testosterone group would be more honest.
01:57:37.000The results showed that both groups cheated, but the placebo group cheated more, which was consistent with the team's hypothesis.
01:58:12.000Find role models that you wanna be like.
01:58:14.000You know, I think about the Try Guys, the BuzzFeed dudes who took the testosterone test and they were like 30% of average testosterone, some ridiculously low number.
01:58:23.000Well, I mean, there's a lot of data here that I'm not gonna, you know, get into, but they show, like, the results of what people were rolling, and I guess they determined that people were cheating because the proportions made no sense based on, like, so, if you roll the dice a number of times, you should expect a certain percentage of results, but they were skewing high, meaning people were giving higher numbers so they can get paid more, you know what I mean?
01:58:46.000They say, "...the fact that two different studies arrived at the same conclusion, that testosterone appears to make men more honest, suggests the effect is real.
01:58:53.000However, the failure of the current study, which was far larger than the previous study, to find its own significant result further suggests the testosterone effect on honesty is rather small."
01:59:02.000Well, in the long run, I think it's kind of obvious?
01:59:08.000You know, if that was the correlation, I'm not entirely sure, but it's obvious that Guys who are sure of themselves, who are confident, have no reason to lie.
01:59:39.000But I also wonder if it has something to do with how much you care, right?
01:59:43.000There's kind of a catch-22 where when, I don't know in what, whatever, let me start over.
01:59:51.000When talking about young guys who are trying to hook up with women, they say that desperate guys never stand a chance, right?
01:59:57.000Because they come on too strong, they're very obviously desperate.
02:00:01.000But then you end up with a dude who's never gotten laid, becoming more and more increasingly desperate and awkward, whereas the dudes who get laid very easily become less desperate and they don't care.
02:00:11.000So now you have a bunch of guys who are aloof and confident, like, you know, whatever I want, whenever I want, I don't care.
02:00:16.000And so now it's more attractive that they're aloof and kind of on their own, whereas the desperate guys increasingly, you know, struggle with it.
02:00:24.000So it's kind of like, I guess the point I'm trying to make is dudes who are confident and tough and high testosterone don't need to try as hard.
02:00:32.000It's just, it's coming to them naturally, which also makes them more confident and more successful.
02:00:38.000And if you fall into the depreciative path, if you're going negative, It's going to be worse until you can course correct and get out of that pitfall.
02:00:47.000You might end up as one of these predatory male feminists pretending to actually care about stupid causes that no one actually cares about because you're a liar just desperately trying to get laid.
02:00:57.000If you can't do it, you're going to feel like a failure.
02:00:59.000If you feel like a failure, you'll never be appealing and then you'll never Yeah, exactly and then you'll find out that you you ended up as a male feminist and Like who would want to be one of these people in a room full of people that they're they're making fun of you And you're just like yeah Like it's it's if these guys who are sitting in rooms and the women are like men are awful and the male feminist goes Aren't they?
02:01:19.000Why would you sit there and take that?
02:02:32.000I gotta understand what you're saying.
02:02:34.000That's a pretty sure line I won't cross.
02:02:38.000If I can't understand what you're saying, and no one around me can either, so it's not me, it's you, it's like, alright dude, I'm not voting for you.
02:02:45.000But the idea is he's not long for this world.
02:04:24.000J Man says, feminism slash communism only brings government into your home.
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