On today's show, we discuss the arrest of a terrorist who had six members of his family in his immediate family arrested by the Trump administration, as well as a story about an AI company that has declared bankruptcy after it was revealed it wasn't actually making AI. Plus, Elon Musk criticizes Trump's big, beautiful bill that he says is full of pork and bloat and will increase the deficit by massive amounts.
00:02:21.000The Boulder terrorist had his entire family arrested by the Trump administration.
00:02:25.000The White House announced they're going to give six express tickets to his family.
00:02:30.000His wife and five kids had their visas revoked and they're getting sent back home.
00:02:35.000It's bold action from the Trump administration.
00:02:38.000A lot of people were surprised by this, but I think a lot of people were more surprised to find out that this guy had six people total in his family.
00:02:46.000And the question is whether or not they were all illegal because he came here.
00:02:50.000On a standard, I think it was a B-1 visa, maybe like a tourist visa, and overstayed it, which implies his family likely was here illegally as well and protected by the Biden administration, which is, it's crazy to think that's where we're at.
00:03:06.000Now, Tom Homan is saying we're going to be dealing with security issues like this for 10 years because the Biden administration likely let in many more individuals like this.
00:03:29.000They say they're going to cut government.
00:03:31.000They don't because everybody is addicted to the spending and they don't care if they're kicking the can down the road.
00:03:36.000The problems are likely going to get worse.
00:03:38.000Now, we do have some AI stories in this regard because Trump's big, beautiful bill protects AI from regulation at the state level for 10 years.
00:03:46.000And on a funnier note, a Microsoft, I believe I could be wrong about this.
00:03:50.000I want to be careful because of litigation.
00:03:51.000But anyway, I think it's a Microsoft company.
00:03:54.000There's an AI company that has declared bankruptcy after it was turned out it wasn't actually AI.
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00:07:55.000Here's a story from the Post Millennial.
00:07:57.000wife and five children of Boulder terror suspect arrested by ICE facing deportation.
00:08:03.000Not just that, the White House put out a statement saying six is literally from at White House six one way tickets for Mohammed's wife and five kids.
00:08:29.000DHS has exclusively confirmed to me that Muslim Brotherhood terrorist Mohamed Salomon's wife and five kids have officially been taken into ICE custody and they're being processed.
00:08:39.000DHS tells me they became aware of his children following Loomer Unleashed exclusive reporting, including the fact that his daughter just graduated from Thomas McLaren State Charter School in Colorado and is set to attend college in Colorado.
00:09:05.000Bill Malugan says, the State Department confirms to Fox News that all visas for Boulder terror attacks suspect Mohamed Salomon's family have been revoked.
00:09:14.000ICE arrested all of them earlier today, and they are now in federal custody being processed for expedited removal and fast deportation.
00:09:27.000They came here illegally, overstayed their visas, and then got special provisions from the Biden administration.
00:09:33.000Yeah, I mean, that's the reporting that I've heard.
00:09:36.000But, look, they should all—the whole family should go back.
00:09:40.000Sorry if they're here on visas and your father does this kind of stuff.
00:09:44.000You've got to go back to where you came from.
00:09:46.000There was a— Something that I saw on Twitter earlier today or yesterday, that Stephen Miller is extremely unhappy with the number of deportations and how fast it's happening.
00:09:56.000that echoes what you hear from people on the internet.
00:09:59.000Everybody, frequently, you hear people say, It's been this many months.
00:10:07.000And I think that Stephen Miller is echoing that, and I think that this kind of stuff is part of the result of the administration paying attention to what people on the Internet and their supporters think.
00:10:36.000But I think they were – his family was shuttled out protectively, and the argument they gave was that the family wasn't associated and they were concerned for their safety or something.
00:12:44.000They're just the ugly kids that couldn't, you know.
00:12:46.000So what I think is absolutely fascinating, well, first and foremost, I And the influence she has in the administration can't really be understated.
00:13:00.000There was other reporting today that she met with Vice President J.D. Vance.
00:13:04.000So Laura Loomer has her fingers probably not only in the executive branch, but probably also over at DHS.
00:13:11.000So her reporting also led to the deportation here.
00:13:13.000I think what this story is going to turn into is...
00:13:26.000I think the reporting showed that they were here on visas, but I think moving forward, the Democrats will actually choose to defend this person's family.
00:13:34.000They will say this, you know, they don't deserve it.
00:13:38.000They have no relation to him, despite the extremism definitely in the family.
00:13:41.000The wife definitely knew something about this.
00:13:45.000Yeah, and I think we should also recognize a little bit more about the culture that Muhammad comes from and how they view these acts of violence versus how we view it in a Western sense.
00:13:58.000many pro-Hamas or pro-Palestine people will actually commend this guy and justify it and say this is an act of resistance and he's a martyr.
00:14:06.000But when he goes back to Egypt or Kuwait or this family, wherever they're deported to, they will be...
00:14:45.000Why did an Egyptian come to the United States, plan a terror attack on Americans, instead of actually, in his country, bordering Gaza, do something about it there?
00:14:56.000I imagine there's nothing that he can do, obviously.
00:15:01.000Literally anything he does in Egypt is more effective than attacking random Americans.
00:15:07.000It's easier to attack defenseless Jews, old 70-year-old, 80-year-old women than it is to go fight.
00:15:17.000I'm saying if he's literally standing in Egypt holding a sign saying, open Rafa, that's the right one, right?
00:15:26.000I imagine most Egyptians don't want that either.
00:15:29.000Whenever the Palestinians get together, they tend to try to overthrow the government.
00:15:34.000Isn't it the same reason why you have people that are on the streets that are pro-Palestine or whatnot and say, okay, why don't you let them come into your home and stay with you?
00:15:43.000And of course they're going to say, absolutely not, or they walk away.
00:16:46.000If we could dress up anti-Semitic attacks as anti-Zionist attacks, and I could go to a synagogue and do what I have to do, but if I say it in the name of anti-Zionism, is that just an immediate cover for whatever crimes I do?
00:17:07.000And so I'm asking a legitimate question.
00:17:10.000If they're saying that he hates the Jews, if you're bringing up that he hates Jews, I'm like, what is the reporting that there was motivation on this?
00:17:17.000I'm saying, what's the reporting on that?
00:17:19.000I think it's important that we actually have a distinction and we understand the motivations of these people.
00:17:24.000I think we like to hold—no, I don't think we do, but people in the media like to hold Israel to a double standard, and we spin up crazy narratives about Israel that drives people to go crazy, and I think that double standard is the anti-Semitism.
00:17:36.000So, for example, like the other— Today, yesterday, there's a story coming out about how we have a Gaza humanitarian aid program that we're starting there, and allegedly 30 Palestinians were killed, according to the Gaza Health Administration run by Hamas.
00:17:51.000And it turns out these numbers are likely completely made up, and people become fanatic as a result of this fake news and disinformation spread about Israel.
00:17:59.000But how is criticism of a government criticism of Jews?
00:18:03.000I think it's the double standard held to Israel.
00:18:05.000People love to scream that Israel's committing genocide when it blatantly and obviously isn't and will overlook other genocides that are happening simultaneously.
00:18:13.000But that could still just be an Israeli double standard, not a Jewish one.
00:18:16.000I think the double standard exists because it's the Jewish state.
00:18:19.000There are so many people who apply the double standard uniquely to Israel because it is the Jewish state.
00:18:24.000There's not a lot of Americans that know the difference, though, right?
00:18:40.000So certain people don't understand that what's happening over there is not a microcosm of Jewish people in America, and they can't decipher between the two.
00:19:11.000Well, I don't – like I said, I listened to some of the back and forth, and I didn't hear him clearly say anything specific about Jews.
00:19:19.000I just don't like this identity politics issue where it's like – And I think the challenge is there are factions of the right and the left that literally just hate Jews.
00:19:38.000And they also hate Israel because it's a Jewish state.
00:19:41.000And so that's where a lot of this anti-Semitic comes from because the assumption is they must be one of those factions.
00:20:05.000people like antiwar.com, they really ride that edge really, really well.
00:20:11.000I think that Scott Horton, actually, even though this is going to give a lot hives, I think Scott Horton makes it clear that he's not anti-Semitic, I don't think Scott Horton could string together a sentence that he doesn't shoehorn Israel into.
00:20:41.000The playbook that the Trump administration is applying here is great and I think needs to be applied to more far-left terrorists and Islamists that exist and continue to rear their heads in our country.
00:22:07.000Where's the peaceful cartel members trying to raise awareness for Chunday Aragua, MS-13, and other narco gangs being outraged over what Trump is doing to them?
00:23:20.000It doesn't excuse China for manipulating the algorithms in this country to make people go nuts.
00:23:25.000There are multiple things that the government is using anti-Semitism to justify that I would be in favor of even without the phrase anti-Semitism being attached to it.
00:23:38.000I think we need to have a serious conversation in this country about what anti-Semitism actually looks like and that how the average anti-Semite probably looks a lot closer to this guy than anything else in our country.
00:23:48.000The average person who overstayed their visa from Egypt or Algeria or Lebanon or Syria is more anti-Semitic and willing to commit violence against Jews than any white supremacist Pablo 3% or dumb person.
00:24:10.000The average Arab Muslim overstaying their visa, again, more likely than not agrees with this person than not.
00:24:20.000And I think that's something that is susceptible to commit violence like this.
00:24:29.000He waited for his daughter to graduate before committing this crime.
00:24:32.000I will say this too before we go to the next story.
00:24:34.000I do think what makes it challenging—so racism is overplayed by the left every single day.
00:24:41.000There was a viral video where a woman got a ticket on her bike for blowing a red light, and some white lady cop's giving her a ticket, and the woman on the bike is like, you're just being racist.
00:24:55.000However, people who hate Jews hate Israel as an extension of that.
00:25:00.000And so there's a— It's a Venn diagram overlap between those who are purely anti-Semitic standing alongside people who are anti-Israel, and then this is where you get that overlap.
00:25:11.000I don't think people understand the death cult and culture that a lot of these people come from.
00:25:15.000This guy is going to go back to his hometown and be welcomed as a hero.
00:25:18.000He's going to get a hero's welcome and be praised.
00:25:21.000If he ever goes back, his family might even get a stipend wherever they end up going back.
00:25:26.000Let's jump to this next story from the Post Millennial.
00:25:29.000Tom Homan says U.S. will deal with national security threats for the next 10 years because of Biden's border policies.
00:25:35.000Quote, What concerned me the most was they created the biggest national security vulnerability this country has ever seen.
00:27:22.000I think 10 million illegal immigrants entering, immigrants, we saw Chinese nationals.
00:27:29.000There are reports about Iranian individuals.
00:27:32.000There are going to be people here, and their influence and their ideology and their communities, this guy brought his whole family.
00:27:39.000And so the question is, what happens when the worldview that this guy has, this terrorist, his kids obviously have some form of this.
00:27:49.000I'm not going to, I mean, what I see happening is, this guy gets deported, they're deporting his family.
00:27:56.000But there are other people that may not be as crazy or extreme, but they will use that influence and that worldview in politics and try to reshape this country because they were allowed to come in here and they have a view that is anti-American.
00:28:06.000They oppose our interests, our foreign policy, etc.
00:28:10.000I think what Biden did is a permanent strike on this country.
00:28:16.000Now, we can deal with a lot of security issues and mitigate a lot of it, but I think there's a permanent damage.
00:28:20.000To be fair, maybe permanent's a little hard because I think after a certain period of time, it does get washed away, but 10 years is too short.
00:28:28.000Well, not only that, but when you think of if the next administration doesn't have a serious and sober approach to national security and to border security, it's only going to just restart what it's already done.
00:28:41.000Right, and I talked about this in the culture war.
00:28:47.000If 10 million of us went to the Mexican border and just crossed illegally, you think they're just going to be like, well, we're just going to welcome you with open arms.
00:28:57.000No, they're going to send the federally and the military and everybody there to round us up.
00:29:18.000I think it pushes us in the right direction.
00:29:21.000So if we start with not another Muslim ban 2.0, but something in that direction, I think that could definitely help mitigate some of the issue if we deal with blocking the border from Trent Aragua gangsters and other people in the cartel that the cartel is manipulating with.
00:30:06.000Some of the sanctuary cities, I think.
00:30:07.000I think Philadelphia said they were no longer standing by their sanctuary city policies, if I'm not mistaken.
00:30:16.000Trump had been put on a list of sanctuary cities that Trump said were engaged in insurrection.
00:30:23.000And the reason he did that is because that's the qualification for invoking the Insurrection Act.
00:30:27.000If law enforcement is not being handled at the local level, the president has the authority to call on the National Guard to enforce local laws.
00:31:07.000Under Trump, they're actually going to immigration courts, waiting in the hallways, and when a guy goes in for his hearing and they get denied, they walk out and immediately get placed in cuffs, deported.
00:31:19.000That's something we've not seen from other administrations.
00:31:21.000And the deporting of a guy's entire family after he committed a terror attack, something we've not seen from the other administrations.
00:31:27.000And to quickly respond to the sanctuary city stuff, I'm reading a headline right now from the Philadelphia Inquirer.
00:31:32.000Philadelphia says it's a welcoming city, not a sanctuary city, as the Trump administration threatens funding cuts.
00:31:37.000So I think that's really the direction the administration is willing to go with every city.
00:31:42.000And that's how they will affect change with their immigration policy.
00:32:49.000So that's going on and you see them ramping up.
00:32:52.000But I think that still there's going to need to be more, like a significant amount more.
00:32:57.000And if they can even start delivering part of it, again, all the black pillars that are like, they haven't done anything, they haven't arrested anyone, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:33:05.000This is another kind of white pill to them.
00:33:08.000It's like, look, they actually are really ramping up and being fairly military.
00:33:55.000What does it mean to have political power?
00:33:57.000Right now, you've got the Trump administration and ICE actively trying to deport people.
00:34:02.000Because Americans still hold dominant political power in this country, but we are dangerously close to not having that.
00:34:10.000When enough illegal immigrants are operating in this country that they can sway at least half of the political factions of this country, then you will not have the political will to deport anybody.
00:34:20.000And then you as sovereign advocates of this nation, advocates of a sovereign nation, it's over.
00:34:27.000So I was just thinking like, They would not do this.
00:34:33.000And we are only a few percentage points in the election away from losing the authority of those who believe in a sovereign United States.
00:34:57.000The party in power regularly loses seats, and there's also the possibility that we don't actually get the economy going enough to start eating away at the cost of living and stuff.
00:35:09.000I mean, at the rate that we're going now, which is talking about the 100K, if you're able to get that number to somewhere near maybe a million, 1.5, but you do them in very select locations, I mean, there's a possibility that you can pick up even one or two seats.
00:37:48.000You've got people like Richie Torres that are, I think he's a congressman, that are, you know, a legitimate voice that are saying, look, if the Democrats want to actually be viable again, we have to dump this woke stuff.
00:37:59.000And, you know, he's getting attention.
00:38:01.000But as of right now, there's not a lot of proper motion in the Democrat Party.
00:38:08.000David Hogg is not the kind of dude that is going to be a leader.
00:38:12.000There's ethics stuff with him, I guess.
00:38:15.000But yeah, I've never seen a political party so lost in my entire life.
00:38:36.000You've got people like Gavin Newsom going on Bill Maher trying to push himself or shift himself to more of a centrist point of view as if we haven't seen the last 20 years of his career.
00:39:32.000All around, as a person, he is a weak person.
00:39:35.000That means, even if he came out and publicly said, I am changing my mind and rebranding, and I want to be moderate, we'd be like, okay, that's fine.
00:39:43.000You're a weak person who can't win elections.
00:40:10.000Well, I mean, part of the reason is because the Democrats have so few options.
00:40:14.000Like, you've got at least a decade or maybe 15 years of Gavin Newsom being the mayor of San Francisco and then going on to governor where he said, we're going to fix the homeless problem.
00:40:30.000Multiple times, multiple different venues, says it all the time.
00:40:35.000And they still have yet to actually fix the homeless problem.
00:40:39.000The amount of history that he has in California and the bad things that have happened while he's the governor or the mayor of San Francisco.
00:40:46.000All those things are just ripe for the Republicans to tear him apart.
00:40:50.000I don't see how he actually would be viable beyond being able to raise money because people like to give him money because of that smile.
00:41:13.000I think the left in the Democrat Party has, like, a hard cap at 30%, but then the other people in the party won't swallow a pill like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez long-term.
00:41:23.000So, like, I think she could win a primary, but then lose hard in a general election, and I think the Republicans could make this.
00:41:32.000I don't think ideology matters as much.
00:41:35.000It certainly does, because woke is broke.
00:41:38.000But my point is that AOC, Newsom, some of the top names they got, they are weak people.
00:41:44.000Now don't get me wrong, they're stronger than average.
00:41:46.000Gavin Newsom obviously won a governorship, congratulations.
00:41:48.000I'm saying for the presidency, Donald Trump walks on stage at a rally and imitates a politician body-slamming a journalist.
00:43:15.000This is how you end up with authoritarianism or an emperor.
00:43:20.000This is how a republic falls to an empire, to an emperor.
00:43:25.000Because people in California are going to get to the point where they're just like, how come we can't build a train?
00:43:34.000What has happened to this country where we literally said, let's build a train, they can't do it?
00:43:39.000Trump's going to come in or something's going to happen where some guy says, vote for me, give me the power, and I'll just do it and I'll ignore everybody else.
00:43:49.000And they're going to vote for a strongman.
00:43:50.000And then they're going to say, in order to build this, we need permits and laws passed.
00:44:09.000To further exemplify that point, it's not only on the federal level where Democrats massively screw things up, even on the state level where they're in total power, they manage to screw things up.
00:44:20.000So in states like California and New York...
00:44:28.000Because you can't build anything in any of these states because of the different environmental laws or regulations, and everything becomes so burdensome to build in any of these states, as opposed to any of these red states.
00:44:38.000So they don't manage their own states well.
00:46:19.000So I was watching this video today on Google's Gemini glasses or whatever.
00:46:26.000There's this young Asian woman and she's wearing glasses and she's like, She looks at a bookshelf and turns away and says, okay, I didn't see what that book said, but maybe Gemini did.
00:48:09.000So Kamala Harris, on the presidential debates, asked for a smaller podium so that on camera, relative to her body size, she didn't look tiny.
00:49:37.000On TV, everybody said Kennedy won, because Nixon was all sweaty and disheveled-looking.
00:49:42.000On radio, everyone said Nixon won because they couldn't see it.
00:49:45.000Now what happens when AOC and Trump are on podcasts or radio and people are just listening and they're not watching and they hear, well, I'm going to tell you why we want to run this versus, look, what I'm going to do is I'm going to punch him in the face, hard and strong.
00:49:59.000People don't understand these subtleties.
00:50:02.000And it's fascinating to me because if it were not correct, Coca-Cola would not be spending billions of dollars on market research every year to figure out the perfect way to sell you something.
00:50:12.000All of these major ad campaigns, Craft the perfect way to sell things.
00:50:18.000There'd be no political consultants telling people to wear colored ties, saying you got to wear a blue colored tie with these stripes.
00:50:25.000Now look, sitting here in front of you guys, AOC versus me arguing over what we should order for food, probably not going to be much of a difference because it's six, seven people.
00:50:36.000She's going to say, I think we should be doing this or otherwise.
00:50:38.000And it's going to be like, you know, pizza does sound pretty good.
00:50:40.000And I'm going to say, well, you know, I kind of would like hot dogs.
00:50:43.000And then the whole internet erupts with conspiracy theories over us choosing to order Chicago-style food, besides the point.
00:50:49.000However, when you're dealing with 100 million voters, a 0.01% fractional change can swing the entire election.
00:51:16.000They're literally as lost of a political party as I've ever seen.
00:51:21.000have no leader their actual platform has a significant number of very very unpopular positions and they don't have the ability to kind of moderate on those positions because the the extremists are the ones that are the activists and they tend to be uh well not just that but also the establishment that's been in charge for so many years they didn't they didn't go to the bench and start developing other talent right they've been
00:51:50.000in charge for so long i mean look at how long pelosi's been there and maxine washington you know, triple a, you know, they have down there for Congress people.
00:52:29.000Builder.ai has been operating behind an AI facade.
00:52:31.000Since 2016, the British company emerged in the scene as a pioneering platform allowing businesses to create applications with minimal coding.
00:52:38.000But now it's been revealed the code actually came from around 700 human developers and programmers from India who were tasked with acting like an AI bot.
00:52:46.000Imagine you're on JetGPT and there's actually just like a bunch of dudes in California just typing away.
00:52:53.000To correct myself from earlier, it wasn't a Microsoft company.
00:52:57.000Builder.ai had made partnerships with Microsoft and had secured a $250 million investment from Qatar Investment Authority, reports International Business Times.
00:53:07.000In total, it accumulated more than $450 million in funding from leading investors like Microsoft and the World Bank's IFC, among others.
00:53:16.000Yet Builder.ai filed for bankruptcy protection and entered insolvency proceedings as per its statement on LinkedIn last month.
00:53:22.000According to Bloomberg, the company plummeted after a major lender, Viola Credit, which had given the company a $50 million loan, withdrew $37 million from its accounts and left Builder with just $5 million.
00:53:32.000The move essentially paralyzed the company from fulfilling payroll duties or maintaining its core operations.
00:54:41.000Oh, it's going to transform the world and everything's going to change and all of your jobs are going to be gone and whatnot.
00:54:47.000I'm not yet a believer in all of this.
00:54:50.000With the amount that I've seen the stock market go up based on different AI hype, I don't think the jump in stock is justified by any of this back-end stuff.
00:54:59.000And I believe we are in a huge bubble.
00:55:01.000People are dropping billions of dollars into this.
00:55:04.000I believe Donald Trump recently, he took a trip to the Middle East where they also promised like a billion some odd dollars in AI.
00:55:11.000Everybody and their mother is dumping their money into this.
00:55:31.000But it's so valuable and the fear is so real that they literally had 700 Indian people Typing away pretending to be AI chatbots, and they were able to generate hundreds of millions in investment.
00:55:43.000If you incorporated any aspect of AI into this show, wrote about it in the description, and then tried to sell the company, you'd be able to quadruple your value.
00:56:26.000We cast on Craigslist looking for an annoying Jewish guy, and then Elad answered.
00:56:31.000We put him in one of those 3D body scanners, and then we had him read How Now, Brown Cow, and Unique New York, among other sentences, and now we just AI generate Elad.
00:56:41.000There are sites out there that do this for a living.
00:56:43.000I actually just tried one the other day, and I'm waiting for my results to come back to see how my voice works with the AI.
00:58:20.000I'm half kidding about they're awake at 2 in the morning and they can fix my card for me.
00:58:24.000But I have been on the call enough times with people who can't speak English very well, and we struggle to communicate because, first of all, the quality of a phone call is not very good.
01:00:32.000So we went to, we checked out the skate park at Charlestown, and there were a bunch of these weird little black bugs with white spots on their backs, and they were running around all crazy, and we couldn't tell what they were.
01:00:43.000I took a picture, uploaded to ChatGPT, and said, what is this?
01:00:48.000It said they're lanternfly nymphs, those nasty invasive bugs, and I was like, wow.
01:00:53.000I was driving today to go get dinner, and we saw one of those big industrial silo facilities with a conveyor belt, and I'm like, I don't know what that is.
01:01:00.000Took a picture, uploaded it and said, what is this?
01:01:02.000Not only did it tell me what it was, it told me where it was and the name of the company and what they did in great detail.
01:01:21.000Of the plant, it'll tell you what it is, whether it's dangerous or not, and if you do happen to come in contact with a dangerous plant, what you can do to help yourself.
01:02:48.000Yeah, I mean, that kind of stuff is mundane nowadays, that kind of access to information, which is, it's crazy to think about it, but, you know, we are living in a world where your car, where there are multiple cars that can do the driving for you nowadays.
01:05:18.000And they do have stuff where you can listen to the sound of someone's step and they can figure out someone's gait and they can follow people via that type of audio.
01:06:04.000Mr. Beast said online that he has very little money despite his high net worth.
01:06:07.000He admitted that he had to ask his mom to help pay for his wedding.
01:06:10.000He claimed it was because he reinvests everything.
01:06:13.000Despite being reportedly worth an estimated $1 billion, he claims he has very little money.
01:06:17.000Responding to a post on X, which described Mr. Beast, whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson, as the only billionaire under 30 to have not inherited his wealth.
01:06:26.000The YouTube star with more than 400 million subscribers responded late on Sunday.
01:07:26.000When you post a picture of yourself standing from a private jet holding, you know, I don't know, several hundred dollars, maybe a thousand dollars, maybe that jet's not his.
01:07:35.000Maybe this is fake, fake influencer shenanigans.
01:07:39.000The other thing is, he doesn't need to reinvest, and when he reinvests, which includes buying himself a private jet, Come on, you're not broke.
01:07:49.000So maybe he goes into debt when he's spending a ton of money on a video, but then as soon as the video production comes out, I'm sure the ads he runs are hundreds of thousands of dollars.
01:08:01.000the ad placements probably on his videos, let alone other sponsorship deals, let alone his chocolate company that he owns or other candy that he sells.
01:08:08.000So maybe if you're doing some funny...
01:08:35.000Yeah, but how many supercars has he destroyed in each of his videos, right?
01:08:40.000Because if you look back, I mean, it's at least 10 or 15 videos I've seen where he's had Bugattis, he's got Lamborghinis, he's got all of these different cars that he destroys.
01:08:49.000and I'm pretty sure he doesn't pay for them all.
01:08:51.000I'm pretty sure either they I was talking to Kellen about this earlier.
01:08:55.000It's like when you're trying to promote something or someone's trying to promote something or trying to see – I think all things considered, though, I think Mr. Beast does live relatively modestly compared to how other people in his position would.
01:09:16.000This picture that you pulled up, he was posting it ironically, trying to look like, I don't know.
01:13:12.000Like, some of these stories, man, are merciless.
01:13:15.000I was watching one video and it's like, somebody is like, you know, my mom's really sick and this $10,000 can, you know, help pay for her kidney treatment.
01:13:25.000And you gotta swim through a puddle, through a field of piss!
01:13:28.000And if you succeed, maybe your mom will live.
01:13:30.000You know, it's funny because my complaint about Mr. Beast is that I think the videos are actually kind of soft because I grew up in the Fear Factor era with Joe Rogan of like, I don't know, eat cow balls or some shit and still lose.
01:14:58.000It's just that some of these things where it's like making people do these denigrating and humiliating thing because they're so desperate for money is just so awful.
01:15:10.000Yeah, it's throwing money at people who are desperate for it.
01:18:30.000One of the big issues that we're facing right now is that algorithms, they certainly understand the demographics they're targeting.
01:18:41.000So I was talking to Google Ads several months ago and I was explaining, they were discussing how Google Ads works and targeting and all this stuff.
01:18:53.000So when we run ads, we want to target the demographics that make the most sense for us, which is going to be not 18 to 25. It's going to be 25 to like 54, the key demo, which is like 80 plus percent of our audience.
01:19:04.000And we want to target the Rust Belt, which we do the best in, Chicago namely.
01:19:07.000And they said, you can't do that anymore because young people are obfuscating their identities.
01:19:13.000So if you try and target by age, it's actually your ad's probably not going to run.
01:19:20.000Most people that are new on the internet are using privacy systems and blockers so that Google can't even figure out if they're a man, woman, parent, or otherwise.
01:19:28.000And so those data trackers are becoming useless.
01:19:31.000And it's like, okay, what does that mean?
01:19:33.000That means that Instagram can't tell the difference between a 50-year-old guy and a 12-year-old.
01:19:37.000And if 12-year-olds aren't smart enough to discern when they're watching fake stuff, these views, videos that succeed will target young people.
01:19:46.000In producing content that the young people are likely to watch.
01:19:49.000And then Instagram will then share those videos with older people.
01:19:53.000And you will get algorithmically driven, 10-year-old focused, algorithmically generated content popping up on your front page.
01:20:02.000Yeah, and that's what happens on my Netflix, too.
01:20:05.000Going back to my kids, like, when they watch on my account.
01:20:08.000Before they were born, I've had the same account for, you know, almost 15 years now.
01:20:13.000And beforehand, I used to have, like, action movies and crime and suspense and TV shows and all kinds of stuff.
01:20:22.000But now it's with, I mean, you've got My Little Pony popping up here and there and all of these different kid shows.
01:20:31.000They do one show that they watch for 10-15 hours and next thing you know my entire thing is flooded with kid shows.
01:20:40.000As far as social media goes, I think there's like a chicken and the egg type problem with people being drawn to sex, drugs, violence, gambling, degeneracy on the platforms.
01:20:52.000And the algorithm continues to reinforce that.
01:20:54.000But us as people, we are drawn to that for one reason or another.
01:21:18.000It's, you know, more eyes, there's more ad revenue, more ad revenue, you know, just a vicious cycle.
01:21:23.000You know, and I've become like painfully aware of it as I cover different protests.
01:21:27.000And as I'm about to post something that falls into one of those trends, whether it be a girl at a woman's march with her top off for whatever reason, that's going to get more views than just some chick with a sign.
01:21:37.000If there's a BLM protester fighting as opposed to just marching with some stupid shit, that's obviously going to get a lot more eyes.
01:21:44.000So it's just something to consider with a race to the bottom type feeling on social media platforms.
01:21:50.000Dean Withers, for instance, that liberal guy.
01:22:29.000I see these videos popping up where he's talking to some 20-year-old chick who has no idea up from down, and Charlie's running circles around her, and they go massively viral.
01:22:39.000And it's like, if you do an actual debate and sit down with a prominent personality who has learned it and well-read, man, people are going to be like, you know, I don't know.
01:22:50.000Because people are going to be like, I don't really understand what happened.
01:22:53.000Here's a great example, or a great way to understand it.
01:22:56.000If I were to sit down and debate a liberal, and they just lied and made a bunch of stuff while sounding angry, it would go massively viral on the left.
01:23:04.000They would be like, oh, you owned him.
01:23:46.000I'm saying like Charlie Kirk debating some 20-year-old on an issue who doesn't know what she's talking about and then the whole audience is hooting at her and he's laughing.
01:24:03.000Yeah, I mean, the emotional content is the stuff that drives everything on the internet.
01:24:07.000What I'm saying is Timcast IRL is now going to be done live from Shepardstown University, where instead of having guests, it'll just be me sitting in front of the stupidest liberals imaginable, where I just say, you're so dumb the whole time.
01:24:19.000I was going to say, you know, the first culture war, in-person IRL culture war was really cool.
01:24:24.000It would be even cooler maybe if you did it on a college campus, invited some libs along.
01:26:37.000The video, which has been viewed millions of times online, shows a large furry figure walking through the dense pine trees.
01:26:44.000The fact that it's doing this, like, fake hiding behind the trees, it's just some bored guy.
01:26:50.000Yeah, I mean, I'm surprised that there are people that still try and do it, but, you know, try and convince people that they got the Bigfoot.
01:26:58.000Why is it always the same type of blurry, faraway footage of Bigfoot?
01:27:01.000In this age of AI, why are we still doing these old tricks?
01:27:05.000AI can make much better, much more convincing videos, and we're stuck with this, like, obviously a man in a hat with some grainy footage.
01:29:40.000Because by the river, off the Appalachian Trail, you can go down and there's just fire pits and rope swings.
01:29:47.000You just get four Bigfoot costumes and then you set up camp.
01:29:52.000Put the costumes on briefly as the people on the inner tubes are going by and then you just act like Sasquatch or whatever and then panic and then run away and take the costumes off, put them back in your bag and go back to eating your burgers or whatever you're doing.
01:30:04.000I just want to be like the Sasquatch that's in there ripping butts.
01:30:37.000I think there's something about the undiscovered on our planet that is kind of interesting and beautiful.
01:30:44.000It's like, you know, generations prior, they had opportunities to discover all these different animals, all these different species, all these crazy creatures, you know, and we lived past that generation.
01:30:54.000I think the ability to overlap matters, though, because there's plenty of things that are unexplored.
01:30:58.000The ocean depths are almost completely and totally unexplored.
01:32:12.000And it's just like, that was just a guy who was short, dude.
01:32:15.000That is how a lot of, that's how like stories of giants in the north is because the Swedes are, and the people from Finland and stuff, they're all tall.
01:34:00.000It's the two most, you know, creating new people and dying is the thing that has been compelling to one of the things.
01:34:07.000It's wild to me that there are people who play video games like World of Warcraft, where it's like you run from the little town center and there's like a man standing there and he's like, if only I had 10 boar skins, please go out and collect 10 boar skins.
01:34:21.000People actually sit there and then just mindlessly go.
01:34:42.000Do a real life quest and like, I don't know, do tasks for money and you can buy things with the money like cool armor or something to transport you from point A to point B. I never got World of Warcraft.
01:35:05.000I get video games if you're a kid, but then you get older.
01:35:08.000But adults are playing it, and they're like, if I get to this level and make this much gold, I'll be able to buy this item from the auction house in World of Warcraft, and it's like the glowing sword of fire or whatever, and I'm just like, or you can literally buy the glowing sword of fire from the blacksmith down the street if you get a job and do real quests in life.
01:35:28.000It's like, I don't know, people, I think all this mass media has fried our brains because video games are art imitating life to some degree.
01:35:38.000It's fantastical, but like, I don't know, a couple hundred years ago, kids are probably excited about working, saving up, and buying that rifle or that sword or that bike or whatever it was.
01:35:49.000And they were like, oh man, I can't wait to buy that thing.
01:35:52.000And now it's like, I can't wait to go do nonsensical virtual work for no reason so that I can buy an item I don't own that exists only in this video game.
01:35:59.000I guess it depends on which video game you're talking about, but there is a lot of the goal-oriented stuff that you get in video games.
01:36:10.000trying to complete missions or complete the whole, whatever, a whole game or whatever, that kind of stuff is, it gives them the sense of accomplishment without actually doing Yeah, you know, you're probably right.
01:36:25.000It's basically like, in the real world, nobody screams and lifts you up and jumps around because you completed an eight-hour shift at work.
01:36:32.000But in a video game, you can beat one level, and it's like, you did it!
01:36:36.000And then you get that dopamine hit for doing something not particularly hard but feels great.
01:36:40.000Like slaying Onyxia in old classic World of Warcraft, you accomplished nothing over the span of two hours, but two hours to have 40 people cheering and being like, we did it!
01:37:00.000There's little immediate reward for most people when it comes to their jobs, especially if they're repetitive and stuff.
01:37:08.000Paycheck is the reward, so the idea that you're going to feel a sense of accomplishment for a lot of jobs is just not there, and people get that from video games.
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01:37:41.000Shane H. Wilder, always with the first Rumble Rant, says, I had someone ask me, how is Biden using Autopen different than using DocuSign?
01:37:47.000Maybe because me renewing my lease isn't as important as a president signing pardons.
01:38:48.000But the media is not like there's no Democrats, no legacy media trying to investigate this.
01:38:54.000If there were three Tea Party based, you know, People would be losing their mind and the entire media would say, we're on the verge of a civil war and blah, blah, blah.
01:39:07.000We got to get the government to wrap these people.
01:39:27.000I'm excited to see the Democrats defend this.
01:39:31.000How politically calculated do you think the Trump administration was in deciding to deport the families, too?
01:39:37.000Do you think they were thinking on purpose, like, we're going to not only deport, we're going to jail him, criminalize him for whatever we can, but then we're going to deport the family, and we know the Democrats will defend him, so we're going to turn this into a whole new story and bait them into defending this family to keep it in the news.
01:40:04.000Because it feels like an overstep, but an overstep in the correct direction, which would be hard to defend.
01:40:11.000And the president and the administration seems to have done that a few times, baiting the Democrats into defending things that are otherwise challenging.
01:42:05.000And it gives—it strips states their rights to regulate AI at the state level, which is nuts because it violates, what, 9 and 10 in the Constitution?
01:43:08.000But you're not getting that in this bill.
01:43:10.000And Trump is basically saying, screw it, I don't care, give me what I need to get what I want done, and it's creating a ton of damage in excess, because Congress is a bunch of narcissists and psychopaths.
01:44:15.000Taxes, too, to bring in more and spend less.
01:44:18.000But that's not what anybody who's getting elected is trying to seriously do, because it's not something the Americans are seriously trying to do.
01:44:27.000Well, that's my problem, because that's exactly what issue we're going to keep running into, is that the one time that you know you're going to have to say, we have to raise taxes, boop, you're out.
01:44:59.000Braha says, Yo, it's your boy Brandon of the North.
01:45:02.000Following Timcast tradition and reporting that we are watching from the delivery room as my second child, firstborn son, is peeking his head out of his mom.
01:46:10.000I don't know if all of them were Jewish.
01:46:12.000So you had people who had been consistently for a year peacefully protesting silently to bring awareness to Israeli hostages.
01:46:21.000The subject matter of which they were promoting was Israeli, and a guy screamed, free Palestine, and then set them on fire.
01:46:29.000So yes, there is a question of whether or not the guy was specifically targeting Jews or targeting Israelis or people who supported Israel or Zionists or whatever.
01:46:38.000It's absurd that when Chauvin is trying – when they're trying to arrest George Floyd and Floyd dies and Chauvin is kneeling on him using a practice, the Minnesota police trained, according to the defense, they say he was a racist white supremacist.
01:46:54.000And I'm like, no, it just so happened that he was white and the guy was black.
01:46:57.000He didn't kill him because he was black.
01:46:58.000And the left is going to say, nope, it's racism.
01:47:03.000Yeah, I think there's a distinction between when you hate someone based on them being Jewish or you hate Israel.
01:47:09.000There is an overlap, but yeah, I think it's a legitimate question.
01:47:14.000Mark G. Daddy says, Tim simps for the Jew haters like Elijah Schaefer, Cassandra Fairbanks, we put McDonald, and Scott Horton because he is weak and afraid to lose the Gruper viewers.
01:47:47.000And we had the Groypers were chatting saying that we were forced to hire a LOD because all podcasts have to have a Jew on them or something like that.
01:49:15.000And so I was right on the border of where it was all the Hasidic Jews and my neighbor, And I was like, sure.
01:49:26.000And I, like, literally my next-door neighbor, and I was walking back from the grocery store, and so I hit the elevator button, and then a bunch of Gripers called me a Shabos Goy.
01:55:55.000He just completely avoided it and said, I'm proud of my personal life.
01:55:59.000So then what people are saying is, when he says, I'm not doing drugs, but I don't remember how this got filmed, the response from people is, well, there's the drug pipe.
01:56:07.000You must have been on a drug bender, and you can't remember because you were whacked out of your mind.
01:56:12.000I'm like, I can separate the journalists from the journalism, and you're allowed to be like, Maybe Glenn Greenwald shouldn't be doing degenerate things.
01:56:21.000And if he reported something factual on Israel, that's fine too.
01:57:05.000Do you believe that if a man went to an adoption agency and said, I'd like to adopt three kids and then said, by the way – There will be drug paraphernalia, drug use in the room.
01:57:23.000Do you think the agency is going to be like, okay, we'll send the kids home to you?
01:57:27.000They'd be like, no, you're disqualified instantly.
01:57:30.000So I agree with Matt Walsh in that regard.
01:57:34.000And then the response from a lot of people is like, well, these kids are going to be worse off in the orphanage.
01:57:39.000And I'm just like, listen, it's all bad.
01:57:42.000But we don't send kids from an orphanage to go live with somebody who is hiring male prostitutes.
01:57:58.000So the drug use thing I'm wary on because I've not seen the video.
01:58:01.000I've only heard everyone saying there's a meth or crack pipe in the video.
01:58:05.000So let me just say, if Glenn Greenwald went to an adoption agency and said, I'd like to adopt several kids, I will be on video with male prostitutes and meth and crack pipes.
01:58:14.000They're going to be like, no, you can't have a kid.
01:58:25.000I think his journalism is more or less anti-American garbage that, I don't know, seems to have become popular in some corners of our country right now.
01:58:36.000The Snowden disclosures were historical and extremely important.
01:58:41.000I've been critical of Edward Snowden because he's not a whistleblower.
01:58:47.000When you whistleblow, you say, here is an illegal thing that my company or government is doing.
01:58:53.000And if you can't go through proper channels, you release it to journalists and you blow the whistle on it.
01:58:58.000What Snowden did was released a ton of documents he didn't read to Laura Poitras and Glenn Greenwald, who then disseminated to a bunch of news organizations.
01:59:07.000And when challenged on this, he actually said, you know, maybe I should have read and redacted some of this stuff.
01:59:12.000Because I think what happened was some of the information he released got released unredacted and compromised the identity of some U.S. assets abroad.
01:59:21.000Putting them at risk and forcing evacuations and stuff.
01:59:23.000And I think it might have been John Oliver, maybe?
01:59:27.000Or Colbert, I can't remember who, challenged him on this, saying, this document wasn't redacted.
01:59:32.000Got sent out and compromised U.S. personnel.
01:59:35.000And he was like, maybe I should have been more careful.
01:59:37.000But then he admitted, I didn't actually read it all.
01:59:40.000I just took a whole bunch of documents and gave it away.
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