Bryland Hollihan joins us to talk about the latest in the Biden vs. Trump debate, and why he thinks Sen. Kamala Harris is gaining ground among Gen Z. Plus, a new book from author and former Republican Youth Advisory Council Chair, Bryland Hollahan.
00:00:00.000So we've got some interesting social media posts that have come out from Gab.
00:00:21.000Apparently the would-be Trump assassin made several posts defending Joe Biden and attacking many prominent conservatives, which is interesting.
00:00:29.000What kind of liberal Joe Biden supporter would be on Gab?
00:00:34.000Only the most fervent anti-Trump, someone who's deeply involved and trying to actively promote a cause to a great degree.
00:00:43.000Now, the CEO says they're not sure, they can confirm this, but it is basically, it seems pretty close.
00:00:49.000They're saying law enforcement requested this under emergency disclosure, and so it seems to be the first ever definitive proof that the individual who tried to kill Trump was a Biden supporter.
00:00:59.000Now, take it for what you will, they're also saying they can't confirm it, but at the same time saying it's definitive proof.
00:01:06.000We'll talk about that, and there's a bunch of other news, but it is a relatively wild news day in that the news is... It's one of those days where there's no massive stories, just a bunch of little stories.
00:01:15.000And we got now from the media, Kamala Harris is gaining ground among Gen Z, which I plumb don't believe.
00:01:23.000They keep trying to play this game where they're like, she's the meme queen, and she's brat, and it's like, yeah, okay, I don't know if I believe that.
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00:03:20.000I'm Bryland Hollihan, chairman of the RNC's Youth Advisory Council and author of the brand new book, One Generation Away, while now is the time to restore American freedom.
00:03:29.00018 years old, and it debuted at number two on the Amazon bestsellers list, so I'd say that's a pretty good testament to the American dream right there.
00:03:34.000And you are of the opinion, nay, the view, that Gen Z does not like Kamala Harris.
00:05:09.000I believe they received an emergency disclosure from a law enforcement agency, notifying them of these posts for the individual, which lead him to believe that it was definitive proof, though he could not confirm that was the case.
00:05:29.000They say in a post from February 2021, the poster applies to an electoral projection with, didn't you also think Biden would lose in a landslide?
00:05:35.000Yeah, I would not be very confident in your election predictions.
00:05:38.000In another post, the Gab user defended Biden's border policies, saying they don't incentivize human trafficking and link to a study that compared crime by undocumented migrants with those of legal migrants and American citizens in Texas.
00:05:50.000The poster wrote, Biden executive orders don't incentivize trafficking as human traffickers aren't interested in citizenship.
00:05:55.000Likewise, the majority of illegal immigrants are not criminals, and in fact, some studies, such as the one linked below, show lower rates of crime committed by these individuals.
00:06:04.000I think they're trying to be careful here, but I think it's a 99% that these are the posts from the guy.
00:06:09.000I think it is obvious that this dude was anti-Trump because he tried to kill Trump.
00:06:15.000And we're getting this argument that he was a registered Republican, and a bunch of Democrats voted Republican for Nikki Haley.
00:06:23.000And there are Republicans who don't like Trump.
00:06:26.000So this is a strange story, and I will stress this, especially with how the Daily Mail headlines it as though it's a definitive fact, but then goes on to insert every possible caveat imaginable.
00:06:39.000I can understand why the Daily Mail is trying to walk the line, right?
00:06:42.000You don't want to be the news organization that's publishing something as if it's been proven completely.
00:06:47.000But I do appreciate that Andrew Torba and Gab are coming out and saying, like, look, this is the interaction we've had with law enforcement.
00:06:53.000This is what they've requested from us because we get no information from the government.
00:06:57.000I mean, they're not even putting out sort of the, like, here's the profile we have created for this person based on what they have.
00:07:02.000They're really giving us no information, including initially they said he had no social media activity at all.
00:07:07.000And then it was like, well, he was on that gaming website.
00:07:09.000And also maybe it turns out he was like intentionally going on to maybe more conservative platforms to agitate in favor of Biden.
00:07:15.000Also, even if he didn't have a social media profile, that is a social media profile in itself.
00:07:20.000That has to be intentional at this point to not have a social media profile.
00:07:23.000But it's true what you say, because normally these law enforcement agencies would hold press conferences every day and we would keep hearing about it.
00:07:29.000Just think about with other shootings or the bridge collapse, you know, it's like every day they just keep updating you as to when there's going to be a briefing.
00:07:39.000I totally think we've had a lot bigger press conferences on more minor stories and there's been nothing.
00:07:44.000The only things we've seen is from House Oversight Committee testimonies where they've subpoenaed them to come in person and obviously that turned in the resignation of the Secret Service Director.
00:08:04.000Like, obviously there was some, there's some more behind this.
00:08:06.000And then a good point that you made, he intentionally went into a conservative safe space, made an account and put very long posts out replying.
00:08:37.000I kind of have a picture in my mind of who he was.
00:08:40.000He's a very anti-Trump guy, lives in this media world of anti-Trump where they sell these things, and then he He wants to go into the right-wing spaces, and he's angry with these people.
00:09:30.000Then he watches the news media and they say, all day, every day, Trump is Hitler, he's an existential threat, he must be stopped by any means.
00:09:35.000And this crazy guy says, okay, what do I gotta do?
00:09:37.000That being said, I do not believe for a moment the story of what happened in Butler, PA was literally just crazy guy did crazy thing and got lucky.
00:09:46.000You think that he had people behind him?
00:09:49.000I mean, there could be weaponized incompetence.
00:09:51.000I don't know if it was Luke who said that, or I'm stealing credit from somebody else we had on the show, but the idea being that it takes but one person in official capacity.
00:10:02.000Secret Service knew there was a threat.
00:10:04.000Trump's in the holding zone, and they say, hey, do we still have that threat active?
00:10:08.000And one person goes, nah, you're good.
00:10:10.000But what I had heard was that Trump's team didn't know there was an active threat.
00:10:13.000So there was a miscommunication somewhere along, like, it's very weird to me.
00:10:17.000Did you hear the thing where, like, Jack was talking about this, how the Secret Service didn't show up for the briefing that morning, and so they weren't all on the same frequency?
00:10:41.000And we have a whistleblower. Yes. I believe it was Josh Hawley posted it that they denied
00:10:46.000additional technology, drones, and security. I kind of feel like somebody wanted something
00:10:52.000to happen and there was a an effort to make it. I'll put my tinfoil hat on here and say that I
00:10:57.000I mean, that's a pretty outlandish statement, but I think it's absolutely factual by what we've seen in the past few days.
00:11:02.000I mean, I think that this was clearly an incompetent action, clearly a misstep, a major misstep in Secret Service regards where they have a no-fail policy
00:11:23.000Well I hope Trump wins and then Trump's like, okay figure out who did that.
00:11:26.000I think Mayorca should have to come before everyone too.
00:11:31.000I mean, he is ultimately even, you know, Chito would say, the buck stops with me.
00:11:35.000It's actually Mayorkas who has already been impeached by the House because he didn't take our national security seriously at the border.
00:11:41.000Did you see where Ro Khanna questioned Cheadle and said, do you know what happened to the head of the Secret Service when there was an assassination attempt on Ronald Reagan?
00:15:41.000I mean look back at the 70s when he was running for his first term in Senate after his whole family got killed or like in the 80s or at any time or when he was out there.
00:15:49.000Did he have a stutter when he was 5 or 6?
00:15:51.000Or did he have a stutter when he was criticizing Clarence Thomas?
00:15:57.000And there's a difference between a stutter and a brain freeze and completely just not being able to have conversations with people, remember names, read off the teleprompter.
00:16:14.000No, I like that it's like, remember his stutter as another reason that you probably shouldn't criticize his speech, right?
00:16:19.000At one point, his doctor had released this medical report, which they always tried to, like, draw any attention to, and they'd be like, well, he has a raspier voice now, but it's not an issue.
00:16:28.000He's had a cold for a month and a half.
00:16:36.000The teleprompter is, like, up on the mantle, apparently.
00:16:38.000No, we covered this at Postmillennial last night, and I wrote this, and my first sentence was, you know, looking somewhere above him at the teleprompter.
00:17:59.000One of them is you say the little hallmark sayings he keeps saying.
00:18:02.000Notice that they're just putting the text, because the videos are so bad.
00:18:05.000Some of them he messed up when he wrote off the teleprompter, so they couldn't put the actual video footage.
00:18:08.000They're just putting the text of the speech on Twitter, because nobody's going to catch him on that.
00:18:12.000The second thing, you talked about this lame duck period, and we were talking about this earlier off camera, but we started seeing that today.
00:18:16.000Like, Netanyahu was the first world leader to come after Biden's dropped out.
00:18:19.000They had separate meetings, like, three hours apart, because Kamala's like, I don't want to be in the same room with him.
00:19:56.000There's probably a lot of Republicans, Marjorie Taylor Greene, you know, I wonder what Josh Hawley's thinking, and they're thinking... They were in on it.
00:20:05.000It's not just some dumb kid who slipped past the entirety of Secret Service, flew a drone over, had had a rangefinder, none of that makes sense.
00:20:13.000That January day at the Capitol a few years back when they requested assistance and assistance didn't come, this is the exact same thing and it's a cover-up again.
00:20:21.000And another example, Sunday of Convention Week in Milwaukee, I know for a fact because my friends were in the meeting, there was a three-hour volunteer meeting for all of the different Hill staffers, GOP staffers, RNC, you know, convention staffers.
00:20:34.000They had to come in and have a three-hour meeting with Secret Service about how to understand the different color credentials for the week, to know that this color gets you to the green room, this color can get you this far.
00:20:43.000If there was a three-hour intern meeting, a briefing, why was Secret Service not at the briefing the day before that could have, you know, prevented the life of the person that was, you know, brutally murdered?
00:20:53.000I mean, yeah, if they stopped that guy three hours before and said, hey, you can't come in, he'd be alive.
00:20:57.000It is amazing to me because they're shifting—I mean, immediately they were shifting blame to local law enforcement.
00:21:02.000Robert Chito was like, well, we secure all kinds of stuff, except for that building, local law enforcement was in charge of.
00:21:07.000Like, this has been sort of the narrative, and it's hard not to be like, why are you positioning yourself as being like, this local Pennsylvania township police force failed, when actually you're also saying you're in charge of everything, and this is kind of unprecedented way for the Secret Service to behave.
00:21:38.000You can look at the damage to his ears in two points, indicating it likely was a... I mean, sure, they're arguing the shrapnel went forward and then through.
00:21:54.000Pushing Democrat talking points so that you can diminish, and I guarantee you right now, there are a bunch of Democrats going around saying, he wasn't shot, something bounced up and hit him, so they can undermine the idea that someone nearly killed him and that he took a bullet for America.
00:22:10.000Joy Reid has been saying that, a bunch of the fringier Democrat pundits have been saying that, and of course what they've been trying to do this whole week is just push Kamala Harris into the spotlight, make her seem like she's definitely the heir apparent.
00:22:24.000I gotta say, Democrats have done a really good job controlling this news cycle, and it's been hard to, like, get other interesting stories out there.
00:22:31.000You know, Trump had a great rally the other day.
00:22:43.000Republicans need to stop following the news cycle of the New York Times.
00:22:47.000And every so often, Republicans will set the news cycle.
00:22:51.000All that matters is they talk amongst themselves over what matters most.
00:22:55.000But the news cycle says Kamala, and then all of a sudden tons of pundits stop talking about the Trump assassination attempt.
00:23:02.000Yeah, I definitely understand why there is a need to cover Kamala now, but I think it's obviously being pushed too heavily because they're trying to make something happen really fast.
00:23:16.000It's just not the only thing going on.
00:23:18.000And again, that's why I think they are trying to quickly Drum up enthusiasm for her because I think if they don't get enough support, if they can't really convince people in the first, I would say 10 days, but let's go with two weeks, then you will see some Democrat come out and challenge her.
00:23:59.000So they announced they were going to do a virtual nomination that was just a formality so that they could get through in Ohio, and then they would nominate Biden.
00:24:07.000And all of the stories that we're talking about how Kamala Harris was going to have this happen, it says, you know, the DNC said this was planned since May.
00:24:14.000all of the stories that we're talking about how Kamala Harris was going to have this happen.
00:24:18.000It says, you know, the DNC said this was planned since May.
00:24:32.000This is the pro-democracy—they're going to save democracy by ignoring the voters from the primary.
00:24:37.000You guys saw Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer the other day giggling like little schoolgirls, you know, who just killed their best friend in the woods.
00:24:46.000Super excited about how Kamala Harris is— What is that analogy?
00:25:15.000Look, they're doing exactly what Jeffrey said she had to be careful about.
00:25:19.000Which is lying, making stuff up, and trying to push themselves into power.
00:25:22.000And they said that Kamala Harris, that she earned it.
00:25:26.000The process has played out that it was grassroots support and it's so clearly a top-down, authoritarian, totalitarian, fascistic undertaking to install this woman as president without any people voting for her ever.
00:26:43.000And the other thing, too, that I've noticed is you have the situation, too, where it's very hard to break through to the mainstream media, to the legacy press.
00:27:54.000Because that's who the people of the RNC, that's who the delegates watch.
00:27:58.000And that's how you get, that's how you break through this legacy media bubble.
00:28:02.000So you ended up with a situation where all of these people, you know, who like, on CNN, who believe that they are the voice of the people, they believe that they are the real press, they were able to maintain their bubble.
00:28:15.000And they had no business maintaining that bubble.
00:29:25.000Viewers the view count of these alternative media, and it's you know breaking through CNN and MSNBC Yeah, and then also our party's constantly like oh, we need to embrace you know alternative media.
00:29:35.000Let's modernize Let's do that, and then you have the opportunity for like the biggest week, and you don't do that And it was really fascinating, like, to be there at the RNC.
00:29:45.000I had never been to a political convention before, you know, and it was really so interesting.
00:29:50.000And I thought, why, when I turn on the TV, are the main players the same people who have been lying to us for the whole rest of the year?
00:31:12.000I'm trying to look for confirmation of this right now, but if I'm not wrong, her stepdaughter has pushed a lot of pro-Palestine fundraisers.
00:31:18.000So there's a level of, like, Kamala Harris is about to try and be on every side of every issue.
00:32:15.000I remember the anti-war people, and I was talking to my anti-war theater friends, and they were like, no, he's anti-war, and I was like, but he just said that he wants to boost troops in Afghanistan.
00:32:54.000Bernie Sanders is the furthest left politician we probably have, other than AOC maybe.
00:32:58.000Well, actually he used to be, but now he's like number four.
00:33:02.000But the reason they don't say he's the most liberal is because he negotiates with conservatives and you'll find him on bills that are slightly moderate because he says to them, I'll vote for you if you vote for me.
00:34:41.000George Howard was in jail for domestic assault in August 2021.
00:34:45.000In August 2021, he was bailed out by the Minnesota Freedom Fund.
00:34:48.00018 days later, he shot and killed a man in a fit of road rage.
00:34:52.000One more, Christopher Boswell, twice convicted rapist, he got out thanks to the Minnesota Freedom Fund that Kamala Harris is still raising money for as a city vice president.
00:35:01.000He promptly strangled another woman the same day and said he would do something to her.
00:35:05.000I just, I kind of feel like Conservatives want to sit on their porch in a rocking chair, sipping on some lemonade while their kids, you know, play in the grass with a soccer ball or something.
00:35:17.000And then they want to, you know, just get the work done, come home, see their family.
00:35:22.000And it feels like liberals just want to party and have things paid for for them.
00:35:28.000Look, man, there's way too many millennial liberal types who are like, I don't want work.
00:35:34.000And there's way too many conservatives who are like, ah, well, another good hard day of work.
00:35:38.000I'm just like, it's becoming this polarized.
00:35:42.000I mean, that's like the generation that's coming up and they're like expecting that of like, oh, I'm just gonna sit there and everything's to be paid for me.
00:35:47.000They're gonna bribe my vote every time I vote for whoever cancels my student debt or pays for my housing.
00:35:51.000But you're a part of this generation, right?
00:36:22.000I don't think that you represent all of Gen Z. But, what are you seeing?
00:36:27.000Well, I don't represent all of Gen Z, but I've been fortunate enough to talk to a lot of Gen Z. And I've constantly seen both sides of the aisle, people are frustrated.
00:36:35.000Regardless of if you're even like, okay, I'm abnormal and, you know.
00:36:39.000Most 18-year-olds aren't politically interested or involved, but even ones that aren't interested or involved, they're affected by this.
00:36:44.000Like, I'll say last week in Milwaukee, every single Uber driver I had was a college student taking a second or third job to make ends meet.
00:37:28.000Well, then I'm going into college, you know, after this next school year, you remember
00:37:32.000graduating from high school, you know, renting your first apartment, like becoming financially
00:37:36.000independent, actually going into the age of like, attempting to, you know, go on road
00:37:41.000Just go out and eat dinner with your friends.
00:37:42.000Like, very simple things that you should be able to do as a freedom-loving American, and you can't do because, I mean, and again, it's constantly the news that the economy's bad, and it's hard enough for my parents and grandparents' generation.
00:37:53.000Picture how difficult it is for my generation getting a start in this economy.
00:37:56.000Well, you know, if it makes you feel better, millennials had the 2008 crash.
00:39:13.000I mean, I know the numbers on the screen, and this is Axios again, like Tim said, we can't really trust him.
00:39:18.000These are some people telling us that, you know, Kamala's not really the Borders are, but the numbers on the screen actually are better for Trump than 16 and 20.
00:39:26.000And I think a big part of that is my generation, you said you're in middle school for, you know, recessions and stuff.
00:39:30.000I was in middle school when COVID hit.
00:39:32.000And that really radicalized my generation to being like, wow, big government is bad.
00:39:36.000Like, COVID was big government at its worst.
00:39:39.000Big government during COVID shut me out of school for a year and a half, told me I was an evil, horrible human being if I went and visited grandma for Thanksgiving dinner, that I had to strap a diaper to my face anytime I walked outside.
00:39:47.000I could pull it up to eat, you know, but that was fine.
00:39:53.000And I remember None of this makes sense.
00:39:55.000I'm from Alabama, the majority of my class is conservative, but I had people during then were on Zoom chats and stuff for class and they're like, this is a little crazy that I can't go to church, but the strip club down the street is open.
00:40:08.000And these are people that their parents voted for Biden.
00:40:11.000At that point, they'd be voting for Biden, and this would go around, and they're like, whoa, wait, why do we want big government?
00:40:17.000And so I think the polling is better because of that.
00:40:19.000I think COVID helped us by radicalizing it.
00:40:21.000But I think you're going to have to pony up and admit it.
00:40:24.000Kamala Harris is memeing with Gen Z, and Gen Z is with it.
00:40:28.000They take one look at that face, and they're like, that's cool.
00:40:31.000Let's say this isn't Kamala, this is some staffer, some intern that's in their sophomore year of college somewhere that just found out what Brad is.
00:40:39.000Kamala doesn't even know she probably has a TikTok account, she has no idea.
00:40:42.000I will say this, and I've told Trump this to his face, he is the ultimate influencer.
00:40:47.000He got started in politics from influencing through Twitter in 2015 when nobody, no politician was using Twitter.
00:40:54.000There were sleaze and press releases and stuff like that.
00:40:56.000And he was like, I'm going to try this.
00:41:40.000Well, and he's making, like, YouTube content.
00:41:42.000Like, he was doing that golf video the other day.
00:41:44.000I mean, there is an element of, like, he is just being himself and it's working, whereas I feel like you're in a better position to comment on this than I am, but I feel like this is Gen Z or maybe very, very young, like, tail end of millennial staffers trying to cram Kamala Harris in front of youth voters the only way they think they can and trying to make her relevant.
00:42:04.000Like, you have all seen videos where people teach their, like, 98-year-old grandma's current day slang, right?
00:42:09.000And they'll say it and, like, She says cap and you're sort of like, that's so weird and awkward.
00:42:15.000In fact, they're just kind of laughing at her because she seems almost out of place.
00:42:18.000It's only been a few days since she obviously is top of the ticket now, but just in these short amount of days, what I've constantly heard from young people is, and this is both sides of the aisle, is we're tired of chaos.
00:42:28.000And we've constantly seen chaos with the left.
00:42:35.000And it's very easy to say, listen, and this election is unique.
00:42:38.000Typically, you have two untested people coming, you know, running for office, and you don't know what a term of either one of them would look like.
00:42:45.000You know exactly what a Donald Trump administration would look like, and you know exactly what a Kamala Harris administration would look like.
00:42:49.000So it's very easy to sit down with an 18-year-old who's, you know, in high school like me and say, listen, do you want stability or do you want chaos?
00:42:55.000Clearly, Kamala's the chaos president.
00:42:58.000They're trying to Obama Kamala, and you can't.
00:44:56.000Somebody said this earlier, don't you think Kamala would be a really great daytime talk show host?
00:45:01.000She could sit there, well she could laugh and talk, but she can't run.
00:45:05.000I don't know what part of me is like, she could sit in the Oval Office or the Situation Room and be like, we're going to make this decision.
00:45:10.000She's going to be like, That's hilarious.
00:45:19.000The best thing that happened for Kamala Harris's image during the 2020 campaign was that Maya Rudolph played her on SNL and actually made her sort of funny and not charming, but like made her into almost a likable character, like bizarre.
00:45:31.000You don't relate to her, but there was something there.
00:45:34.000The real Kamala does not even hold a candle to that.
00:45:36.000And that's a bad sign for a campaign that's now trying to rapidly throw this together.
00:45:42.000You think you just fell out of a coconut tree?
00:45:49.000You exist in the context of all in which you live and what came before you.
00:46:11.000I mean the hard thing though is that you you apparently like died in the little conservative over there so we need we need to ask the the democrats and independents.
00:46:24.000I've been on my own for long enough maybe you can show me how to love me You know, there was a whole channel on YouTube of Trump singing pop songs like this.
00:46:40.000And they would do them for Obama, too.
00:49:28.000Look, what they do is, they will say something like, A source close to Donald Trump's office said he was planning on kicking a dog, and that source close to his office is the homeless guy who's in the alley close to the building.
00:49:41.000And they're like, but we're telling the truth.
00:50:12.000She had been going well, but remember Tulsi got her to leave after that, you know, After she destroyed, yeah, Tulsi Gabbard destroyed Kamala
00:51:06.000I got invited to apply for credentials for the Creator thing, and my friends in press did not have Floor access, but I did have floor access.
00:51:15.000You get to go down for your 30 minutes?
00:51:54.000But I was like, actually, yeah, he's, he's probably right.
00:51:57.000He posts one thing and the entire media apparatus is just like on it.
00:52:02.000Right, it's like pigeons in Central Park when you throw out half a stale bagel, you know, and they go nuts!
00:52:07.000I was with Sarah Sanders last week, one day around lunch, and we were talking, just kind of reminiscing the White House days, and she was like, yeah, I never had to send out these press releases.
00:52:14.000You know, they have to speak on Biden's behalf.
00:52:16.000She was like, Trump would do the talking and I would just go defend him.
00:52:21.000Immediately, he would sit there and watch the Kylian trains, you know, sipping a Diet Coke.
00:52:25.000So, also for the impressions, the amount of times that I've seen people walk up to him and do an impression in front of him is, wow, they have so much courage to do that.
00:52:38.000As we're talking about how could Kamala Harris possibly win from SCNR, nearly two-thirds of voters believe cheating will occur in the 2024 election.
00:52:48.000More than a quarter admit they would consider engaging in illegal voting to help their preferred presidential candidate.
00:53:09.000And also two-thirds, they'll say that Republicans believe this quote-unquote brainwashed lie, but two-thirds is well more than just Republicans that think that we don't have fair and free elections.
00:53:20.000The party of democracy really needs to step up on securing this election here.
00:53:28.000Like, when I'm talking to, like, a liberal family member, and they say, yeah, well, Republicans are just trying to stop people from voting.
00:56:08.000You wrote a book, even, and you seem to know a lot about what's going on.
00:56:11.000You're very active, but most Gen Z is probably just like, huh?
00:56:15.000You know, I agree with you to an extent, but I would say this.
00:56:18.000Unfortunately, we're being forced to care.
00:56:19.000Like, we're being thrown into this thing of we're trying to stay apolitical and we're trying to stay away from it, and it keeps hitting us, whether it's the pocketbooks or like in life or realizing like, hey, next year I could be, you know, serving on the front lines of war.
00:56:30.000It's really forcing us to say, Even if you don't support either side, at least pay attention.
00:57:03.000I wasn't old enough to vote for Bill Clinton, but I remember when I was little, they had us do a mock poll of like when I was in grade school.
00:57:09.000And it's really about, they're doing the poll to see what your parents influencing on you.
00:57:14.000But I remember, I think, I don't know how old I was, I must have been 20.
00:57:32.000The thing is, I think you're touching on something that's really important, which is like, young people are kind of forced to pay attention.
00:57:40.000In part, I think because our media has realized how fear-mongering people and scaring them about politics all the time, keeping that like, anxious attention is working for their bottom line.
00:57:50.000But I also think that like, This is a different culture.
00:57:53.000I think our culture is much more politically oriented than generations past, to our detriment.
00:57:58.000Like, Libby is saying when she was young she was focused on art and parties, but that's kind of cool, right?
00:58:06.000But, like, it is good to have institutions of culture that people are passionate about, that they want to pour into, so we have a vibrant culture in this country.
00:58:14.000If it has to be constantly fighting over, like, please don't send me to war, please let me, you know, If you want to be able to have a secure financial future, then of course you have to kind of fall in line on these party politics, at least in the American system as is.
00:58:24.000My friend shouldn't have to be stressing about serving on the front lines next year instead of going off to college, which is just a crazy concept to fret over.
00:58:31.000To your point about the mock elections, that was actually what got me interested in politics.
00:58:35.000So the clip that I love, and I know it's one of your favorites, is when Trump and Hillary were debating, I was 11, and I happened to be walking through the living room at the same time when he said the line, well, you'd be in jail.
01:00:17.000It's really hard to say and I think that's one of the things that I feel weary about with speculating because you don't want anyone to start to panic too early.
01:00:34.000I really think that the DNC is in a certain amount of chaos, and I think that the next couple weeks leading up to this roll call will be fascinating.
01:00:40.000I suspect they'll be able to install Kamala Harris, but I don't think it will do them any favors with their party, with their members in Congress or anything else.
01:00:59.000No, but I mean, look what's going to happen to the DNC.
01:01:00.000The far left is going to lose it and they're going to try and storm the gates and they're going to attack the DNC.
01:01:05.000To your point about the protest earlier and Kamala's quote, you know, back in that election, our leader, our nominee got shot in the head and we didn't have a single protest.
01:01:40.000There were a bunch of, you know, the centrist Democrats, let's say, who joined to vote against or vote in favor of this resolution to condemn Biden-Harris for the border crisis.
01:01:50.000I mean, I think you're starting to see a fracturing in a way that they are not prepared to handle.
01:01:55.000Yes, there was an immediate coalesce around Kamala Harris, but long term, the party is forever damaged by, you know, I would say the entire Biden administration, but definitely since January when he was like, I'm definitely running and everything's fine.
01:02:38.000You're a cult, and you are marching in locks up on authoritarians who have now put in Kamala Harris without a single person voting for her, and this guy's like, well, I don't like Trump, but at least people voted for him, and you're like, he's an occult.
01:02:51.000This is what we're up against right now in this country in our election.
01:02:55.000Colt behavior was that 12-hour period where every single Democrat somehow got behind her that
01:03:00.000quickly. So fast. And then started making stuff up about how she was the grassroots candidate.
01:03:06.000Just crazy. She's been grassroots for six hours. I thought it was crazy when she was like,
01:03:10.000well, the process has played out, sir, it has been maybe 48 hours. This is your process.
01:03:15.000And that's the thing, too. It's like people are saying, you know, Obama hasn't endorsed Kamala.
01:03:19.000all Obama has to do is endorse the process.
01:04:15.000I talked to Tommy Tuberville yesterday, who's my Alabama U.S.
01:04:18.000Senator, former football coach, and his Capitol office faces the direction of Union Station, and they texted me a picture of the Palestinian flags being raised, and you can see it from Capitol Hill.
01:04:38.000But I mean, in Congress itself, what was it, last year or the year before, you had Nancy Pelosi and Kamala Harris raising the Ukrainian flag in Congress.
01:05:10.000There is clearly someone who the world is like, maybe you guys should put him in because things seem to be not great for you the way it is.
01:05:16.000We do need actual grown-ups in charge instead of ones who are letting their brains drip out their ears.
01:05:21.000Well, picture from Netanyahu's perspective.
01:05:22.000I don't know how far the trip is from Israel, but it's quite a long trip.
01:05:48.000We're waiting to hear back from his team.
01:05:50.000You flew all the way across the country and the leader of the alleged leader of the free world won't even give you a yes or no on if you're meeting or not.
01:06:02.000That's why you have, like, that's why what's going to sort of be interesting this fall leading up to the election is Kamala is going to be outspoken against Israel and Biden's going to be like, we back Israel.
01:06:39.000They used to be able to show up to a rally in, let's say they go to New York, and there's a bunch of people, and Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton, let's hit the 90s, Bill Clinton will be like, you know, we're gonna have no more war!
01:06:50.000And they go, yeah, I'm gonna bring all our troops out of the Middle East!
01:06:53.000I don't know what year that was, I don't know, but you get the point.
01:06:56.000They're gonna say, we're not gonna have these wars, and then people are gonna be like, yay!
01:07:00.000Then he's gonna march down to a district that's mostly funded by military contractors, and they say, we're gonna make sure we defend America's interests overseas, and not abandon our men.
01:07:29.000It was a whole thing when microaggressions started being a thing that was the new kind of racism.
01:07:36.000So code-switching was the thing that people of color do when they're around their own people of color, and they talk like each other, and then they code-switch when they're around white people, because those nasty white people, you can't just be yourself around the nasty white people.
01:08:17.000There's an NPR podcast called Code Switching or something.
01:08:25.000I think a lot of the problems we see culturally are due to uppity wealthy liberals who have been isolated from society and are just now discovering very basic things most of America already knows, but because they're arrogant and racist they think they're supreme and superior and need to assert this over everyone else.
01:08:42.000I don't know if you remember, right after the debate, when he was kind of in hiding for a few days, and he finally came out on Morning Joe and did that supposed to be a recovery interview, but actually made it worse.
01:08:50.000Remember, that was when he was flipping the pages next to the microphone, like you're reading a script.
01:08:54.000He was in the interview, and he said, the D.C.
01:09:41.000Which is smart by Trump to say we're going to put somebody here that's younger that could be the leader of the party in the future, potentially.
01:10:11.000And I remember sitting, not as bad as Dukakis, but I remember sitting around the dining room table with my, you know, parents, and they would talk about different stuff.
01:10:19.000And my stepmother was all, labor, you know, families, working families, you know, all of this kind of stuff.
01:10:28.000And my dad was like, fiscal responsibility.
01:10:30.000And that's what they would argue about.
01:10:32.000And now Vance is like, a little bit of fiscal responsibility, families, labor, American Dream.
01:10:38.000Yeah, I think that's what's the most fascinating thing in American politics is that the parties that we have today, though they have the same name, are fundamentally different than they were two or three decades ago.
01:10:49.000And I think that's the reality that especially like younger generations are growing up in.
01:10:53.000They actually cannot relate to their grandparents who are registered Democrats or Republicans because not only do they face, you know, different technological issues, but they are actually not talking about the same thing at all.
01:11:04.000I say it a lot, but, you know, America, Well, I don't know if you've watched Hillbilly Elegy yet.
01:11:08.000about a common goal, shared values, and we have different ideas on how to get there.
01:11:12.000But actually right now these parties have different visions and opinions on the country.
01:11:16.000They are leading them in different directions.
01:11:17.000It's not about compromising because they don't want the same things.
01:11:20.000Well, I don't know if you've watched Hillbilly Elegy yet.
01:11:38.000That was a Time article today, which you're gonna be like, what are you talking about?
01:11:43.000And for the Kentucky governor to come out and be like, oh, he doesn't know what growing up in middle class was like.
01:11:48.000That's a man who grew up with a silver spoon in his mouth, whose dad gave him the position he has.
01:11:52.000And you watch that or read the book and like he grew up in the worst of the worst.
01:11:56.000And the way that he first of all made a career himself, completely by himself, first in his family to ever go to college and then actually become a VP nominee.
01:12:03.000Like, that's the true testament to the American dream, and it's not somebody code-switching or actually, you know, making up this false life story like we've seen some of the left make up.
01:12:11.000He wrote this book, you know, years and years ago before he even entered politics, and so this is true and genuine.
01:12:16.000He didn't have aspirations at the time.
01:12:18.000Right, and he was already successful, right?
01:12:19.000He had had this career in Silicon Valley.
01:12:21.000The media said they can't do Shapiro because he's Jewish.
01:12:23.000I'm sure everyone has political aspirations when they're thinking about the future, but
01:12:26.000you know, it was a very different time period when he was writing it than the stage of life
01:12:50.000They can't have a Jewish vice president?
01:12:52.000Yes, numerous media outlets have said that her husband and a vice president being Jewish would cost her the election.
01:12:59.000Does the media know that that's anti-Semitic?
01:13:02.000It's not because they're allowed to say it, because they're the media.
01:13:05.000It's only when their opposition says it, it's bad.
01:13:07.000Well, isn't Doug Imhoff chair of this little anti-Semitic group?
01:13:09.000He needs to be, you know, writing some strongly worded letter against these media organizations, but they won't because they're in bed with them and they're their best friends.
01:13:16.000And they might look at Pennsylvania as a lost state, to be honest.
01:13:20.000I mean, Trump's assassination attempt, I am sure, fundamentally changed the way Pennsylvania voters feel about the election.
01:13:27.000I'm not saying all of them love Trump, but I mean, to have that happen in your backyard is impactful.
01:13:33.000And so then to look towards Arizona or Kentucky or a different state, I mean, there might be sort of a calculation there where they're like, look, it would be nice, but we just aren't going to win the states.
01:13:42.000We have to use these resources differently.
01:13:45.000We heard a lot about Kelly today, and he sent out some fundraising emails for the Biden campaign, which I thought was interesting.
01:13:50.000I think Shapiro or Kelly makes the most sense to win like an actual state, but again, It's whether or not they view Pennsylvania as a lost cause.
01:13:57.000And I mean, obviously that was such a pivotal state in 20.
01:14:00.000If they do this time, that's a strong testament to obviously Trump, you know, being so high in the polls.
01:14:04.000But the fact that, I mean, I think they can't pick a VP to singularly win a state.
01:14:09.000It's just which state they choose to win.
01:14:11.000Let's jump to this story from the post-millennial.
01:15:30.000One of my favorite Tucker stories, he was supposed to come to Alabama for a fundraiser the Monday after he got fired and I remember seeing the break.
01:15:37.000I was driving from a campaign event and I was like, oh he's not coming anymore and like totally would have understood like you you know you just got fired from a job like you're not still coming and he still came and it was his first public event and we were supposed to have a little meeting beforehand and so I'm waiting downstairs and he comes in and you know him and he's he's Like orange.
01:16:35.000I mean, that was an interesting calculation on their part, right?
01:16:38.000That they could continue on at the level without Tucker Carlson and that they could lose him and he wouldn't become a competitor somewhere else.
01:16:44.000I mean, he could have gone to Newsmax, right?
01:16:46.000I mean, I think it's better that he's independent, but he was a talent that they had exclusive rights to, and they decided it was worth letting him go.
01:16:52.000And I think that must have been a miscalculation.
01:16:54.000I don't know how much money they would have owed Dominion.
01:16:58.000And you look at the views on each individual post, which obviously, you know, Elon letting him post that long is incredible.
01:17:04.000That's hundreds of millions of viewers, as opposed to what I mean, he did have the number one show, but this is a lot more.
01:17:09.000And again, I don't know how that all works.
01:17:44.000I mean, it's gone from being this, like, dating podcast, I think, to really becoming, like, kind of an all-around female influencer.
01:17:52.000Well, you look at the kind of content that men listen to, and it's Tucker Carlson and Joe Rogan, and the kind of content that women listen to is less... I don't know what the right word is.
01:19:08.000No, I mean, I think fundamentally the differences in what they're interested in speaks to the fact that their brains are fundamentally different, right?
01:19:15.000It's not that women can't be interested in politics and men can't be looking for dating advice, but generally the anthropological, emotional, that kind of stuff is often something women are interested in.
01:19:25.000Like, for True Crime, I hear this with women all the time, like, why does this happen?
01:21:01.000And religion is somewhere that we see the beautiful things.
01:21:04.000It's when you look to God and you look to the heavens that you think like, oh, what beautiful what beautiful sky, what beautiful trees, what a beautiful
01:21:13.000thing mankind is, what beautiful things we are to each other. And we don't
01:21:18.000see that even half as much as we used to because we don't value the beauty of it. I was thinking
01:21:32.000But as we move away from God, we move away from the beautiful, because God created us to be beautiful, just like Him, you know, as best we can.
01:21:54.000And I think we see this, you know, as our culture becomes more atheist, more agnostic, we see this in all kinds of things.
01:22:00.000I mean, when we were in Milwaukee, I was in love with the Milwaukee Public Library that was down the street from the RNC convention, right?
01:22:17.000Like, that's obviously integral and I think people who are passionate about it should
01:22:20.000pursue it, but it's also like the architecture we put out.
01:22:22.000I mean, you know, when I lived in Dallas, they were throwing up apartment buildings
01:22:26.000really quickly because people moving there.
01:22:28.000But it didn't look like the historic, you know, buildings that were created in a lot
01:22:33.000We forget regional architecture and our rush to kind of put up whatever.
01:22:36.000And you'll see this with, you know, kind of the brutalist architecture.
01:22:38.000There are so many things that we could pour beauty into that, you know, whether intentional or not, whether it's because we don't like beauty, we are kind of rejecting it or because we're in a rush to sort of get things done as cheaply and quickly as possible.
01:23:15.000Yeah, well, and it worked, you know, but we put that together and still put it out, and that's been everybody's favorite chapter every time we talk to people, because it's true, Faith, Family, and Freedom are constantly attacked by the left.
01:23:25.000It was the cornerstone of America and the left knew when they attacked that, they attacked
01:23:29.000all of America and it was this kind of thing.
01:23:31.000And we constantly see these polls that are thrown in the media, you know, every few weeks
01:23:36.000that Gen Z, you know, doesn't like America, doesn't see the beauty of America and have
01:24:17.000I wonder what the shift was that made politics pop culture or vice versa.
01:24:21.000I think it may have to do... So in 2008, we started seeing media companies making money off getting political because rage drove traffic.
01:24:32.000But I think it was also a strategy from Democrats, predominantly, trying to figure out how to capitalize younger voters in 2008, 2012.
01:24:40.000And they were like, so let's attack social media where young people are.
01:24:44.000And then this created a generation of people who are like, politics is pop culture.
01:24:48.000And I think for Gen Z, you know, I really briefly worked at a school, not as a teacher, just kind of administration staff.
01:24:54.000And I remember that there was sort of a praise for the students who would take on activism.
01:25:00.000And it was an all-girls school, and it was very, you know, I think just generally progressive.
01:25:03.000But there was a desire to sort of show that your youth was politically engaged in a correct way.
01:25:10.000And To the detriment to critical thinking and expression, because I think there are a lot of young people who are looking for validations from their teachers and their parents.
01:25:18.000And if they're signaled like, oh, well, we think it's cool that you're so precocious and want you to talk about these issues and what else.
01:25:24.000I mean, you see this often with young children who are brought to testify before state government when they have these bills banning transgender medical interference laws.
01:25:36.000And they'll bring out these young, I would say, very confused people.
01:25:40.000Whose parents are probably like, wow, you're changing everyone's life.
01:26:37.000We do this all the time and we'll go to a sponsor and we'll say we can get X amount of views and they will tell us we are not interested in TikTok and a couple other platforms who I will not mention because it's a waste of money.
01:26:53.000And the issue is, so the one thing we hear about like YouTube sponsorships is they're like, I can't believe how well the ad performed.
01:27:00.000When we sponsor your show, it's incredible.
01:27:03.000And I'm like, yeah, because we have a lot of people who watch it.
01:27:07.000And they're like, yeah, but we sponsor other shows of comparable views and nobody buys stuff.
01:27:11.000And I'm like, because the views probably aren't real.
01:29:48.000We're like, hey, what if we do a stream on X and then we do it?
01:29:50.000No, because that's not going to, it's not going to make, it's not going to work.
01:29:53.000So I think the issue is with TikTok, people are going to scroll through, Trump's going to get the view, but 200 million?
01:29:59.000I mean, you got to be talking about people in Indonesia, Turkey, Singapore.
01:30:03.000How many Americans are you actually reaching with this?
01:30:06.000So when Mr. Beast gets 200 million views on a YouTube video, it's like, yo, there's not that many Americans.
01:30:11.000Like there's 330 million, but I'm saying like, They're not all Mr. Beast fans on YouTube.
01:30:16.000So the question is, are these actually worth getting?
01:30:20.000And that's why we don't care that much about TikTok.
01:30:24.000What I think we have to be careful of is there's been some other people who have been like, we get an email and they're like, We'd love to book Tim Pool to come on our show.
01:31:16.000I think TikTok is weird because it does have an influence on some types of commerce.
01:31:21.000Like I remember when the world was out of feta cheese because that one recipe went viral.
01:31:25.000You'll hear this story about like book talk, like authors will have released a book seven years ago and all of a sudden it'll just kind of blow up and they'll suddenly have this new fan base.
01:32:50.000Try applying for a job today and letting them know that you have a rotary phone, that you're at your house between the hours of X and X, and they can only call you then.
01:32:58.000They're going to be like, yeah, I'm not hiring you.
01:32:59.000They're going to say, where do I email you?
01:33:01.000I don't have a computer, but I do have a touch-tone phone.
01:33:04.000People talked about this, especially during COVID, because they were like, well, schools are remote.
01:33:08.000But then, you know, especially in the southern part of West Virginia, like the infrastructure doesn't support universally strong wireless services.
01:33:15.000And so it's like, you are actually asking me to use a resource that I don't have.
01:33:19.000I mean, we will see- That was why Biden went out there and he just kept talking about internet services.
01:33:58.000And so we asked about a fiber optic, and it took I think four or five months, and it's $3,000 a month.
01:34:07.000And they had to lay like a mile and a half of fiber cable from their backhaul connection down underground to our building, and so that, I think, costs like $30,000.
01:34:20.000You're like founding a civilization in Maryland?
01:34:23.000Well, so we're out in West Virginia, and in order to get internet here, we have to pay the company to lay the fiber line underground for miles upon miles to then wire the building up.
01:34:35.000We have Starlink backup, and now the good news is the provider out here has recently upgraded to fiber, so now they've You've got to lay the cables.
01:34:47.000I knew someone in West Virginia was trying to work with a fiber provider and had to sign
01:34:51.000a contract, like, because it was a business, and be like, I will be here for, I can't remember,
01:34:54.000it's three or five years, because the businesses are gambling, right?
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01:36:44.000Um, when we had an episode taken down a couple days ago, I'm getting a bunch of messages saying like, where's the episode, where's the episode, and it's always up on iTunes and Spotify.
01:36:55.000So if you're ever on YouTube and you don't see anything, it's gonna be there, and then depending on what happens, it may be on Rumble as well.
01:37:52.000If you're doing like a hundred thousand per day, you're going to be getting... Yeah, I think it might be like five times as much revenue on podcasts.
01:38:00.000Well, the thing is about podcasts is that people turn them on, they leave them on the whole time.
01:39:10.000And again, I think it would kind of marry the relationship between alternative media.
01:39:13.000Like instead of a White House correspondent calling into Fox, it would be like, I am here with you guys.
01:39:17.000Well, that was such a cool thing when Trump was in office because you had OAN in the briefing room, you had Newsmax, you know, and sometimes there'd be random other outlets just hanging out in the briefing room.
01:39:28.000Sean Spicer started it where once a month, At the beginning of the administration, you could zoom in if you had a podcast.
01:41:14.000The situation was chaotic as the deadline was set by the judge approaches.
01:41:18.000Corrections department spokesperson Karen Pomogian told the Associated Press that Dunn was out of the prison facility and waiting for a ride.
01:41:25.000His wife told AP News she was on his way to pick him up.
01:42:28.000They said that, because I just literally had that like two or three weeks ago, antibiotics, dirt cheap, and it instantly alleviates the pain, and they weren't kidding.
01:42:38.000Award-winning Taint says, always fun to watch Brimcast with co-host Tim Pool and specialty guest Libby Emmons, a lineup worthy of an award like myself.
01:42:47.000Look, the coup was successful, and we have supporters out there.
01:42:54.000Immediately, especially led by Tim, who said, I can't come into work today.
01:42:58.000I easily exemplified what's wrong with transferring all of Biden's funds to Kamala Harris.
01:43:04.000By saying, what if I told all of you to become a member, and I, Tim Pool, a show that you know and love, we will utilize this funding to hire good people, to build culture, to do a news show, and then once everyone donated, I went, oh, and by the way, we're putting Ian in charge and I'm quitting.
01:43:28.000All of these voters are entirely disenfranchised and the attorneys general for these states where the voters were disenfranchised should be up in arms and suing.
01:43:36.000Could you imagine being like a white supremacist right now?
01:43:38.000Going like, I donated to the old white guy, what's going on?
01:45:04.000But I think that once we start, you know, actually inspiring Christian conservative values and morals in the living room, we're going to have a lot better country and we're going to look at this 10, 20 years from now and be like, wow, these young patriots that are coming up in middle school, where did this come from?
01:45:49.000But the best quote ever is the one that Seamus Coghlan of Freedom Tunes turned into a cartoon, where I was talking about how if you live in a city, Antifa will attack you and they'll beat you, but if you live in the countryside, you can have chickens.
01:46:05.000But the way he pulled that out of context makes it sound like, if you don't leave the city, I'm going to beat you, unless you buy chickens, or something like that.
01:46:13.000And it's tremendously hilarious, and I'll pull it up.
01:46:18.000I don't know, actually, what did Seamus even call it?
01:46:22.000Just so we have it wrapped up, the Christopher Dunn situation in Missouri, he was convicted of a stabbing in the 90s and then his conviction was overturned.
01:46:30.000But Bailey's office, at least in June, had said through the appeals process, multiple courts have affirmed that Christopher Dunn's murder conviction, we always fight to obtain the rule of law.
01:46:40.000So there's a question about whether his overturned conviction is fair, I guess.
01:46:44.000So it could be an issue of progressives trying to get a bad guy out.
01:46:48.000Yeah, I don't know enough about what the appeal process looked like, you know?
01:46:50.000We have to see why the conviction was overturned to understand both sides of it.
01:46:54.000Barrett 1313 says Tim, please shout out Creekside Antiques in downtown Martinsburg is having a free swap meet this
01:47:02.000Saturday 727 two blocks from the Castbro location my wife and I will
01:47:06.000have a booth there great deals wait That's not really cool. Everyone should go to if you've got
01:47:12.000nothing else to do and you come to good old Martinsburg and go to
01:47:16.000Creekside Antiques to meet and Live to live to talk to people to check out antiques
01:48:27.000It's interesting because it's a developer out of Virginia that has converted several different large scale factories into apartments and stuff.
01:48:51.000And it's hard when buildings have been sitting empty for a while, because I know that building had gone through a couple different changes in ownership.
01:48:57.000I mean, I hope this happens to a lot of American towns, right?
01:49:00.000People come in and invest in the area.
01:49:02.000You know, there are a couple other investors that have invested in that downtown Martinsburg block and made them nice apartments, and I know they sold out immediately.
01:49:08.000Better than tearing down, you know, old architecture.
01:50:00.000They are still there, because I was going to go there, but then I didn't end up in Chicago for long enough, and I just went to the Arden's.
01:50:07.000I looked it up, yeah, and it was open.
01:50:09.000Yeah, when I was little, whenever we would order, whenever my school or my family or anybody would order pizza, it was always, there's other places, there's Danny's, and there's Obby's, but it was always Villa Rosa.
01:50:18.000Like, so my school would do pizza day or whatever, and it would be from Villa Rosa.
01:50:22.000Because they were, I guess they would like put so much sausage on it.
01:50:25.000I was never, I always liked pepperoni.
01:50:31.000There's some ad, I think it's Pizza Hut, that is like, hey, you guys let out the secret that Tavern Style is Chicago's real pizza for something.
01:50:44.000I just got it, like, an ad for it on YouTube where they were saying, like, you know, because everyone said, you were telling me, like, it's not actually Deep Dish, it's Tavern Style.
01:50:51.000I feel like Deep Dish is Chicago style, but if you are living in Chicago and you order a pizza, it's going to be Chicago Tavern style, which is thin crust, flat, and it's cut in squares, and it's got triangles in each corner.
01:52:05.000So that's bad news for Disney, because I think we might move to Discovery.
01:52:09.000And I'm willing to bet there's going to be messages at Disney where they're just like, well, I just plain don't like conservatives, so fire her or something like that.
01:52:16.000Either that or they're going to settle.
01:52:17.000And she could ideally get, if they did settle, I would hope that she gets enough money that she can do some of her own projects.
01:52:24.000What I love about this story is she fought back against cancel culture, and you so very rarely see that of people.
01:52:30.000They get cancelled, quote-unquote, or attempted cancellation, and they cower in the corner like, oh my goodness, like, I'm scared, I'm just gonna do this.
01:52:37.000But she was courageous and actually did this and fought back and, you know, slapped him, and this is what happened, and it's great that she had this victory here, so.
01:53:01.000He's trying not to have to get invited back.
01:53:04.000Maybe we could have like, I don't know, Hannah Clare, if you or Elad wanted to put together like the ultimate show this to your family video.
01:53:49.000So I'm going to pull the video up and prove it.
01:53:50.000And then he watched the full video and was like, oh, he wasn't mocking a disabled reporter.
01:53:53.000I met two people last week in Pantherina, in that media space, walking around who were red-pilled because they tried to do research to say that Trump was racist.
01:54:03.000And did the research and proved themselves wrong.
01:55:01.000The bags have been designed and it should be coming soon.
01:55:03.000And we're very excited for this one in memory of Mr. Bocas.
01:55:06.000And then once that comes out, what we're going to do is we're going to do like an end all Mr. Bocas pumpkin spice experience thing where we're going to sell it at just like cost or whatever.
01:55:40.000But then we're discontinuing that one and then we're gonna do, uh... I think it's someone on staff who just really loves Mr. Bocas and doesn't want his legacy to go.
01:55:47.000But we're doing the focus with Mr. Bocas.
01:59:12.000Yeah, no, I didn't register until, okay, so I went to college and I didn't register to vote then, and then I moved off campus and I registered to vote when I moved off campus, which must have been, you're right, it wasn't 1993, it was 1996.
01:59:43.000I wish your 18-year-old self could see you now, like the one that was like, I'm just gonna be an artist and there are plays, and now you're like... You know what?
01:59:49.000My 18-year-old self would have been like, alright, fine.