On this day in 2016, a woman became the President of the United States for the first time in history, Kamala Harris. On this day, President Donald Trump was officially declared the winner in the presidential election. On the heels of that, a judge ruled that Trump should be sentenced to 10 years in prison for a variety of felonies, including conspiracy to obstruct justice, conspiracy to commit wire fraud, and bank fraud. Plus, we talk about a woman who got a vaccine that caused her boobs to grow.
00:08:40.000In the federal government, or if it's just someone that represents the government?
00:08:44.000Wouldn't it be crazy if Trump is sentenced to prison, and then he's in prison, and they swear him in as president, but he's still in prison?
00:08:52.000Yeah, he can't go to the Capitol, so how does that work?
00:08:55.000Apparently he can be sworn in from anywhere.
00:08:56.000You could email in prison, he could still get some things done behind bars, and I will tell you the clout he will have going into prison, they're not going to mess with him.
00:09:03.000It's going to be very hard to get with him.
00:11:26.000And I'm just thinking, like, for one, like, who cares?
00:11:28.000Because nobody watches CNN. But on this show, she asks Scott specifically, like, how come so many people won't acknowledge how bad January 6th was?
00:11:39.000Plays this like, I'm going to be nice to CNN, and goes, well, you know, some people have acknowledged it, and I'm sitting here being like, yeah, the voters did when they voted for Trump.
00:11:46.000They acknowledged that they didn't care.
00:11:52.000When anyone at any point, your cousin, your aunt, whatever, your friend, says, how come Republicans don't denounce January 6th when the Krasensteins tweet at you, say, we all acknowledge January 6th.
00:12:10.000That's how little we care about this nonsense you're screaming about.
00:12:14.000Yeah, when I was shopping around my book originally with publishers and agents, they're telling me Trump was old news and that he was pissed.
00:12:38.000I mean, they're looking—look, when it comes to books, it could be a book with just every page says book, book, book, book, so long as the cover sells.
00:13:39.000And I think that even if you're sworn in, they're not going to stop.
00:13:42.000We're going to see four more years of this.
00:13:44.000And I wonder, we saw the playbook last time, I am genuinely worried about what comes next.
00:13:49.000So I honestly think that they're limited in what they will be able to get away with because of the fact that it was such a resounding victory for the right generally, right?
00:14:01.000And it's not just here in the U.S. The writing's on the wall for Trudeau.
00:14:09.000I think that's the reason why you see all these right-leaning parties gaining...
00:14:39.000I think you're right in that people on the left still would love to be able to do something, but I think that they don't have as much ability because people are tired and they're not listening to the left as much anymore.
00:15:58.000It's like, dude, you're comparing like some Bitcoin libertarian tech guy in San Francisco to a and claiming he is part of the same ideological faction as a shaved head tattooed neo-Nazi who lives in the wilderness of Appalachia.
00:16:12.000Like two completely different worldviews with no relation whatsoever.
00:16:18.000I'm like, yeah, you can't compare these two people like a middle aged, overweight, day laboring Trump supporter.
00:16:26.000Who wants to watch a game of football and order a slice of pizza, votes for Trump and is called right-wing, and then they say, you're violent because some unhinged racist guy killed someone in a church.
00:16:36.000And it's like, but this guy doesn't share any values with that other guy.
00:16:40.000The left, specifically, these people all have an overlapping adherence to their social orthodoxy.
00:17:24.000So it's like when you see a tanky, you know, like a communist, Soviet-style, like, we should control everything, and then you see a radical, you know, they call themselves anarchists, but they're not.
00:18:16.000Yeah, I mean, that was, everybody was, you know, decrying like, oh, like, you know, this is, the right is eating itself, like you said, but I view that as actually having a conversation about immigration that has been, you know, tabled for 30 years.
00:18:32.000It was the disaffected liberals who joined MAGA, many of them arguing with MAGA. MAGA has always been immigration critical to a great degree.
00:18:43.000Like, Milo tweeted out, 20-year moratorium on immigration.
00:18:46.000And I'm like, yeah, I've heard that from a lot of Trump supporters.
00:18:49.000And then it's the Elon types, who were former liberals, who voted for Trump because of wokeness, who are saying, no, we're for H-1B. And it's like, right, this is now the reckoning between the disfected liberal types and the conservatives.
00:19:04.000And I definitely don't want to play world refugee camp.
00:19:06.000And my thought has always been, get your house in order.
00:19:09.000And until our house is in order, maybe we stop playing World Refugee Camp.
00:19:13.000Yeah, my view, it's really funny because there's like this meme going around that said, I'd like to find it, Team Elon and Team USA. And they put me in Team Elon.
00:19:23.000And I'm like, I'm telling you guys, a lot of it was bot farming, was a bot attack.
00:19:27.000And people got mad at me for saying that the censorship attacks against Elon were, appeared to be an op.
00:19:48.000And I'm like, dude, when there's an opinion that exists, of course there are people who actually believe it.
00:19:54.000When bot accounts start tweeting generic racist things that kill the argument against H1B, it looks like an op.
00:20:02.000And so me coming out and saying it looks like an op, The bot farms instantly put me in the Elon camp, despite my opinion on H-1B being, yeah, we should suspend it and reform it because it's broken.
00:20:14.000But they don't know how to address that because they're not real people.
00:20:41.000The right is anybody who watches the news and has a general understanding of what's happening, and the left is people who either know or don't, but either way just adhere to their social orthodoxy.
00:20:48.000See, that's the interesting thing, though, is that the left is supposed to be...
00:20:57.000Like liberal and progressive are two different things.
00:20:59.000Yeah, well, that's one of the things that I try to articulate frequently here.
00:21:03.000The idea of a progressive is different than a liberal.
00:21:06.000I don't feel like I get a whole lot of traction because people on the right and conservatives have gotten so accustomed to calling Democrats liberals.
00:23:06.000Patrick Bette David got called out because apparently he had an application for, I think it was a graphic designer, for $41,000 a year or something like that.
00:23:24.000So the argument that, oh, we're getting the top 0.01%, it's like, how do you get that through a lottery?
00:23:31.000And I went through that with an employee when I was working at the Daily Caller.
00:23:35.000We went for the H-1B, didn't get the lottery, and then we got the O-1 Extraordinary Person's Visa, which is a way higher bar, and the lawyers were like, this probably isn't going to work, but if you're really that talented, then you can make your case.
00:23:47.000But the H-1B is literally, hey, throw my ball into there and see if it comes out in the lottery.
00:23:52.000So how are you getting the top.01% from that?
00:23:55.000Yeah, I think H-1B is total BS. It's been abused by big tech.
00:24:01.000They blast the H-1B lottery with as many applications as possible, so they end up getting almost all of them.
00:24:07.000And then what ends up happening is the reason why I think H-1B is fine in concept, but it's not how it's actually brought about.
00:24:16.000The problem is if we as a nation and all of our companies keep saying, we don't think the American people are driven enough.
00:24:25.000And have the work ethic to do the job so we have no choice but to hire someone else.
00:24:29.000You're going to bring some dude from India, from China, from wherever.
00:24:35.000Those kids are going to grow up in a diseased culture where they develop the same as every other American, lazy and incompetent, as these people argue.
00:24:59.000Shut down H-1B and require American companies to invest in Americans.
00:25:04.000And if you're upset because you're like, yeah, but American workers are lazy, then you gotta find the best of the best, the cream of the crop, and you have to work with them and train them and develop this.
00:26:48.000We submitted a 150-page legal brief, and I needed 10 recommendations from different people in the media, submitted work samples, and yeah, you have to prove the case that, okay, this person's actually extraordinary.
00:27:00.000And actually, my letter to Immigration Services was like, the H-1B gets exploited.
00:27:06.000Buy massive companies and we're a small media company and he will have an outsized impact on our output, the quality of our output.
00:27:13.000And that's, you know, there's also a minimum.
00:27:18.000So each, you know, the bar for what the starting wage is for that industry is higher.
00:27:25.000So, you know, it's not also like you're just able to, like, get cheap labor.
00:27:30.000And the people that are like, oh, let's shut down immigration.
00:27:32.000I honestly don't have any kind of like moral problem with shutting down immigration to the U.S. except for, you know, like the what was the program you're talking about?
00:27:55.000Like, there is there is an argument to be made that like the shutting down of all legal and illegal immigration to the United States would.
00:28:51.000Did you guys see Sam Hyde's video on this one?
00:28:53.000Dude, what really bothers me about these libertarians—we're also having some libertarian who's going to come on and debate H-1B and other issues in a couple weeks.
00:29:01.000My friends, everybody out there listening, I do not care about your economy.
00:29:08.000You want to come to me and say, hey, Tim, if we do this policy, we're going to see numbers go up by this much.
00:29:12.000I'm going to be like, don't know, don't care, because I'm a guy who's happy living in a van down by the river so long as I have a couple chickens outside.
00:30:15.000Yeah, and then we outsource industry and kill culture.
00:30:18.000And that's what happened with Bush initiated NAFTA.
00:30:22.000And then Bill Clinton perpetuated those free trade policies and signed with the WTO, basically opening up trade with Asia, doing the same thing that we did with NAFTA globally.
00:30:33.000And so the Democrats, yeah, you sell a bunch of jobs overseas over the course of 20, 30 years as a party, then you're going to have consequences.
00:31:12.000The best athletes in the world, one of my buddies is a pro, and he was saying that it's like, when you watch the latest competitions, it's all just like, what 15-year-old Japanese kid is going to beat which 15-year-old Chinese kid?
00:31:23.000And I'll tell you exactly why this is.
00:31:25.000It's because we outsourced all the manufacturing of our skateboards and our products to China.
00:31:31.000China built an industry around making skateboards.
00:31:33.000It became prominent in Southeast Asia.
00:31:36.000And the United States, it's completely dead to where the biggest manufacturers have fled the country and aren't producing content anymore.
00:31:42.000And so, not to get in a whole tirade about skateboarding, it's one example.
00:31:46.000And these libertarians are like, but we all make money.
00:31:48.000And I'm like, yeah, you make money for six years until you've completely extracted every job and every expert, and they're no longer teaching kids, and kids are no longer getting involved, and then when they grow up, what do they do?
00:32:00.000So I'm talking to my buddies, and I went to Chicago over the holidays, and a couple of my buddies from back in the day, we were hanging out, and I said, as we were walking downtown, new construction, I said, wow, look at that stair set.
00:32:37.000They don't realize it's just a representation of your labor.
00:32:39.000And these libertarians too, they don't realize that when you outsource your jobs, when you import laborers and you leave American workers behind, you're giving yourself a good 10 years before your entire system completely collapses due to people who have no culture, who are bored, depressed, and nobody can do the jobs anymore.
00:33:14.000And local wood shops that would make surfboards would hold events in the park, at the beach or whatever, and they'd tell everybody, come down, check out our new surfboards.
00:33:22.000And then families would be like, oh, let's go look at the surfboard thing.
00:33:25.000That the people who make the skateboards, the surfboards, their kids would come, learn from their dad how to make a surfboard, and you had generational surfboards.
00:34:54.000And I don't care if someone celebrates something else, but the idea that you can import an entirely different culture that doesn't celebrate these same things, that doesn't have the same reverence for freedom of speech, freedom of religion.
00:36:45.000We're talking about torture, like hardcore torture.
00:36:48.000Now, I'm not going to get into full details, let's say for the members only, where it's not so family-friendly.
00:36:52.000The point is, the story now being reported is that politicians and police intentionally covered up the mass gang abuse of children because they wanted to persist a narrative that multiculturalism worked.
00:40:33.000If we do invade Canada, we'll surround its government and isolate it and then not let it be part of the rest of the United States.
00:40:42.000So we'll just control the territories by conquest.
00:40:44.000We'll bring it full circle back to the old insurrection when in War of 1812, that's why Washington burned because we were off trying to conquer- I mean look, we almost took Montreal bro.
00:40:54.000We already control Canada, clearly, because Donald Trump just made their prime minister resign.
00:40:59.000If tariffs are going to destroy their economy, we already control them.
00:41:05.000So we don't need to do anything other than use soft power And threats of tariffs or threats of economic pressure to make them comply.
00:41:15.000There's not enough of them to actually be able to produce enough goods and services to put them in a position where they don't need the United States.
00:41:24.000They've forever relied on the United States for their defense.
00:41:28.000The United States is 100% what protects Canada.
00:41:34.000Even though they're like their own country, they are...
00:41:37.000Absolutely at the total, you know, they will bend to the United States' will every single time.
00:41:45.000Like, Justin Trudeau tried to go ahead and stand up to Donald Trump a couple times and make it seem like, you know, he was in charge.
00:43:31.000I haven't fact-checked it, so correct me if I'm wrong.
00:43:33.000I don't know if people who are listening want to fact-check this.
00:43:35.000That during the Biden administration, 15 million people...
00:43:39.000Came into the United States, which is the largest migration of humans in the history of humanity.
00:43:44.000Now, you can make the argument it's like only because of population growth that could happen, because when there was only 50 million people, there's no way for a migration that big to happen.
00:43:54.000The point is, you bring people in and promise them free stuff, your government can only be sustained by continually bringing people in and offering them free stuff, which means two generations, your entire country will collapse.
00:44:09.000Jorge Ventura and I, in March of 2021, right after Biden took over, and literally took the drone up, saw everybody coming in through the gaps in the wall, and then you see them on the ground and you say, hey, you know, why did you come here?
00:44:23.000And they all said, well, Joe Biden is president.
00:44:25.000Literally every single one that we talked to said, yes, we knew that now that Trump is out, we can come.
00:44:31.000And so, you know, I think a lot of the, like, blame gets placed on the people who make that trip.
00:44:38.000But it's like when you give them an open invitation, then what do you expect?
00:44:43.000So it's the policies that are creating the problem.
00:44:47.000Not to mention the amount of human suffering and sexual assaults that take place over the course of that journey from South America.
00:44:53.000But we met not only over the course of those four years going to the border, you saw the diversity of the migrants change from mostly Central Americans, Hondurans.
00:45:28.000And the partition of India was 15 million people migrated between India and Pakistan.
00:45:34.000So if the number is truly above 15 million, you could argue that it was the largest.
00:45:41.000There was tens of millions between the 1800s and 1900s.
00:45:44.000The European migration to the Americas, yeah, but that was over a long period of time.
00:45:48.00013 million Syrians were displaced but did not migrate to any specific one location.
00:45:53.000And in World War II, there were massive refugees.
00:45:56.000But once again, not any one group moving to any one location or entering one location.
00:46:01.000And so I suppose the argument is better that the large migration would be the partition of India because it was specifically Indian people moving to Pakistan.
00:46:07.000And then as for the U.S. mass migration, it's largely Central Americans, which is from different areas coming into one place.
00:46:15.000so if that's the case 15 million if that So the estimates range from 10 to 15 million.
00:46:22.000It would be one of the largest mass migrations in history.
00:46:26.000It's possibly one of the largest, but we don't have the exact numbers.
00:46:42.000So when we first went down there in March of 2021, we talked to...
00:46:47.000the border patrol and we're like what's up with the wall and it's just sitting in a parking lot all these unbuilt portions of the wall and they told us the construction crews were paid on their contracts so they were paid to continue working But then Biden said, cease all building of the wall, not another inch.
00:47:04.000And so they literally were just paid to twiddle their thumbs in their trailers for the extent of their contract.
00:47:09.000It's just like the most infuriating thing in the world.
00:47:11.000The slower ebb of migration to our country in the past two decades, right?
00:49:20.000What matters is that at one point in the movie, she screams she can't call the police because...
00:49:26.000Because the white men won't believe women, and no matter how many times women scream believe women, men won't listen, and these white men would rather play golf with them or some other nonsense.
00:49:35.000I'm a white man, and I believe all women, so I just debunked that whole thing.
00:55:00.000The United States makes moves and other countries respond.
00:55:04.000When you have a president like Trump, when you have a strong United States, the United States does what it wants, and it doesn't have to be dropping bombs or military.
00:55:15.000It can just be like, this is what we're going to do, here's how we're going to do it, and other countries are going to comply.
00:55:20.000I actually like this idea because there are a lot of countries I will not go to because they will arrest me for things I've said on Twitter.
00:59:16.000If the U.S. goes to Greenland and says, look, we'll provide you with a billion dollar loan guaranteed once a year, they're going to be like, done.
01:00:09.000Trump posted, I am hearing the people of Greenland, our MAGA, my son Don Jr., and various reps, will be traveling there to visit some of the most magnificent areas and sites.
01:00:17.000Greenland is an incredible place, and the people will benefit tremendously if and when it becomes part of our nation.
01:00:22.000We will protect it and cherish it from a very vicious outside world.
01:01:04.000We sent them to Mexico, to Haiti, to Cuba, where they came from.
01:01:06.000They're going to come right back over.
01:01:07.000Greenland, they're not making that trek.
01:01:09.000Well, I've been saying that instead of the death penalty, just create an island and put people there and say, we're not going to kill you because killing is wrong, but we hereby agree not to be responsible for you anymore, so you go to the island.
01:01:20.000So you shut down Gitmo, and then you just make all of Greenland.
01:01:24.000I feel like Greenland is worth more than that.
01:04:49.000I don't know that I know enough about Tencent to actually properly comment on this, but I didn't realize the U.S. had declared it a Chinese military company.
01:05:08.000I don't know much about, obviously don't know much about Tencent, but I mean, if it's involved in these types of technologies, then it makes perfect sense that it would be a military contractor, you know?
01:05:24.000That's what I was thinking too, because now Trump doesn't want to ban it just because he thinks it helped him, but I think that's silly, that's stupid.
01:06:19.000Let's talk about that TikTok ban, right?
01:06:22.000When they said that you can't have ownership, this would force Tesla to divest.
01:06:28.000This is what people were warning about the TikTok ban.
01:06:32.000That if we say any company with ownership from these adversarial countries would have to divest, this would put Tesla, Riot, Epic, Snapchat, Activision, Discord, Reddit, all in this position where they would have to find new investors and sell the stake.
01:07:53.000They had some of that kind of stuff happening in Boston.
01:07:56.000The whole balloon flying over the U.S. and the U.S. did nothing about it.
01:08:00.000I think at least the Biden administration, for sure, has been entirely toothless when it comes to China, and I think that the U.S. really needs to take a long, hard look at the policies towards China.
01:08:13.000Might have been some financial incentives there.
01:08:15.000I mean, I think that's likely, but I do think that the U.S., there's a serious threat from China as a, you know, I mean, they're an upcoming global power, a rising global power.
01:08:26.000You know, someone super chatted, Hal Gailey super chatted, under 18, no algorithmic feeds now.
01:08:57.000So either you're going to ban anyone under 18 from using any social media, and the only thing they can get is a curated feed from Netflix, YouTube, or whatever, Disney +, or you arrest people when they post these things publicly.
01:09:37.000I don't want kids to have access to those things, but should you have to register with the state to access an adult energy site as a consenting adult?
01:10:10.000So I think finding the companies that are not setting up, specifically for adult websites, they should have their own 2FA system where they're checking for VPNs, they're making sure that it actually is an adult that is registering these things.
01:10:24.000I think you put it in comment upon the companies that they want to be in business of this.
01:10:28.000It is one of the largest, most profitable industries.
01:10:30.000They can find some way to navigate this to make sure kids aren't getting on here.
01:10:59.000If you get rid of the Commerce Clause and you get rid of the Necessary and Proper Clause, then you'd have a different argument or different discussion.
01:11:08.000Instead of buying Greenland, we just sell California.
01:11:15.000So when, you know, I'm tired of this argument where it's like, yeah, but if we, you know, if we censor, if we declare this thing to be illegal, the left will declare our thing illegal, and it's like, when you don't enforce your way of life, you end up with these graphic adult books in children's schools for six, ten-year-olds getting these graphic adult content.
01:11:37.000And then when we complain about it, they lie.
01:11:39.000And we are then forced into a political battle to try and pull the window back the other direction.
01:11:45.000And the argument then is, but if you go too far, the slippery slope, now they're saying that Obergefell, gay marriage, will likely be overturned because the liberals are challenging it.
01:11:55.000The argument is, and I don't know how likely this is, you're going to get some clerk in a conservative state who's going to refuse to sign a gay marriage certificate.
01:12:31.000The argument is they're going to say, why is the federal government involved in whether or not a state wants to recognize or not recognize a marriage?
01:12:37.000Well, then the same argument could be made about driver's license.
01:12:39.000Why is it that California must recognize New Hampshire's driver's license?
01:12:44.000Because those are a function of economics and infrastructure.
01:12:47.000And marriage is a question of tax code, blah, blah, blah.
01:12:52.000The federal government can choose to recognize that, but there's another issue.
01:12:57.000The argument, like, there's no correlation between a driver's license and a marriage license.
01:14:37.000So the questions that were brought up in Obergefell were, does the 14th Amendment require a state to license a marriage between two people of the same sex, one?
01:14:44.000And two, does the 14th Amendment require a state to recognize marriage between two people of the same sex that was legally licensed and performed in another state?
01:15:21.000Because the question is going to be, to the Supreme Court, should the federal government be involved in whether or not a state will recognize a marriage?
01:15:28.000And the argument can be made, the Supreme Court will simply respond the same way as Roe v.
01:15:31.000Wade and say it's not a role of the federal government.
01:15:59.000And then when they come out and say the federal government should recognize licenses interstate because they're marriages, they might say, no, that's not a question for the Supreme Court.
01:16:11.000I mean, I can't predict what the Supreme Court's going to say, but I do think that the argument about licensing, the argument's going to be, well...
01:16:41.000If you bring a licensing question to the government, to the Supreme Court, they're going to try to, whether it be a fishing license or a gun license, the most obvious argument that they're going to make is they're going to say it's a licensing question.
01:16:57.000You have an argument as to why you think it may be, and it's immaterial to the fact.
01:17:00.000The Supreme Court may say, licensing is all different.
01:17:04.000We're not going to answer a question over whether...
01:17:06.000In fact, I think from your point of view, the argument stands.
01:17:10.000They would overturn Obergefell under the guise of, if we're going to answer this question that all licensing from the state must be recognized by other states, that means all gun permits are hereby legal in every state, all fishing licenses are hereby legal, all hunting licenses, all licenses to paint your home, all...
01:17:26.000Licenses to – permits to build a property?
01:18:00.000I think what Phil is arguing is that if they do take this on the arguments that were the original arguments for this, is that if it is a licensing issue, then all licenses should be accepted everywhere.
01:18:40.000And then what happens is they operate under that Karl Popper meme of if you tolerate intolerance, intolerance wins.
01:18:47.000Therefore, we're going to ban everybody we hate.
01:18:49.000And then we keep going, well, we're going to let them keep doing these things, advocating for psychotic, deranged ideology that puts children in harm's way.
01:19:06.000So the dissenting argument in Obergefell is exactly what you were saying.
01:19:10.000Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. wrote a dissent in which he argued that while same-sex marriage might be a good and fair policy, the Constitution does not address it, and therefore it's beyond the purview of the court to decide whether states have to recognize or license such unions.
01:19:23.000And what was the makeup of the court when Obergefell was passed?
01:20:41.000The left, as a large group, ultimately moves in the direction of, as they state, their argument is, if a child in a school sees a teacher who has a picture of their gay married husband on their desk, the teacher should be allowed to tell the student.
01:20:55.000Well, if that's the case, if you're doing sex ed, the children have to be taught about gay sex.
01:21:01.000Otherwise, you're violating the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
01:21:52.000Longtime friend of President-elect Donald Trump joining the board of Meta.
01:21:57.000Mark Zuckerberg said in a post that White has built the UFC into one of the most valuable, fastest-growing, and most popular sports enterprises in the world.
01:22:05.000And they say, John Elkin, the CEO of Italian holding company Exor and former Microsoft executive Charlie Songhurst are also joining Meta's board.
01:23:25.000He starts training, starts building muscle mass, starts eating meat, testosterone spikes, and now here he is putting Dana White on the board of Meta.
01:23:37.000If he can be influenced by people like Dana White, I think that's a good thing.
01:23:41.000I know that we're going to be all really critical of Facebook because of the way they behave for the past 10 years.
01:23:49.000But if this is another sign that Zuck is moving away from being in bed with the government, I'd say good.
01:23:57.000Their solution to the whole thing is, and I know just through people who still run businesses on Facebook related to news content, they just were like, What's even the point of having political content on Facebook?
01:24:11.000So now, no, seriously, news companies, the revenue on Facebook has just absolutely fallen through the floor because they no longer have it.
01:24:19.000They're just like, you know, what's the point?
01:24:21.000The amount of moderation that it takes, the amount of headache that comes with everything that happened with the Hunter Biden laptop and all that.
01:24:27.000They're just like, well, why would we even monetize this?
01:25:15.000One of the things that people like about TikTok, not that I'm pro TikTok, but one of the things that people like about TikTok is TikTok tells you with great detail of how to expand your reach.
01:25:25.000This is what you need to do if you want to, and blah, blah, blah.
01:25:31.000They don't put your posts into feeds, and they do it on Instagram is where you see it mostly.
01:25:38.000But it's like a big secret about how you can do stuff, and it's like, why are you making this difficult for people to use your platform in the way that they want to?
01:25:50.000Everyone knows that TikTok is eating Facebook's lunch.
01:26:35.000We're at the Facebook HQ, which is the most beautiful building in downtown D.C. And he literally comes in, puts his feet up on the table, and he's like, so you guys live in D.C. You know what Congress is, right?
01:26:46.000Yeah, and he was the head of standards and practices.
01:26:49.000He's like, well, think of me like the Congress of Facebook.
01:26:52.000As he puts his feet on the table, and we're like, is this a...
01:26:55.000I mean, this is kind of a legit power play if this guy is serious here.
01:26:59.000It was just the degree to which they looked down their nose at conservatives on the platform was astounding.
01:27:08.000And at the same time, if you look at the top news outlets on Facebook every week, Daily Wire.
01:27:16.000New York Times is like number 10. So it is overwhelmingly a conservative platform.
01:28:46.000So Atlantic City was a booming, and then all the states started legalizing gambling, and then people were like, I don't need to drive to Atlantic City anymore.
01:28:54.000It doesn't count as a casino if you can't smoke inside, though, in my opinion.
01:31:04.000Like, if there's one, like, if a genie popped out of a magic lantern and said you can have one wish, it'd be like, Marlboros that don't give you cancer, bro!
01:31:15.000Taste the same, but they don't give me cancer?
01:31:43.000And the shift, we're going to see a shift in social media, especially with this move, that is going to just vaporize what we know of as wokeness on the left.
01:32:03.000Well, there's, I mean, like, we see the fight in the US, or I'm sorry, in the Republican Party, but there's also a fight going on in the Democrat Party about whether it's the progressives or the Democrats.
01:32:14.000And people like Richie Torres is the Democrat that's trying to slide into that, you know, actual...
01:32:22.000Reasonable Democrat that's actually focusing on the working class and not about all the woke stuff.
01:32:37.000Because they still have to figure that the fight's going to go on for a while because Woke, there's a lot of people that make a whole lot of money off of racial animus and blah blah blah people like Abram X. Kendi and stuff like that.
01:32:49.000They make a whole lot of money off of that.
01:32:51.000So yeah, they're going to fight to keep that to be the focus and it's going to take a little time.
01:32:57.000My concern is I believe they really are audiologues though.
01:32:59.000They actually believed everything they said.
01:33:02.000They just didn't get it through this time.
01:33:04.000I think you're right and like Tim's Tim's idea of woke is the average kind of person that is just listening to them.
01:33:12.000There is a small group of people that are ideologically motivated, but then the most of the people that you would consider woke don't have any kind of allegiance to an ideology.
01:33:23.000They're just doing what is politically correct.
01:33:25.000Well, maybe they have their own populist movement, right?
01:34:06.000But when you say liberal orthodoxy, that seems to me to be an oxymoron because the definition of the word liberal could imply that it's not an orthodoxy.
01:34:29.000Progressive and liberal have meanings, but there's colloquial understanding of what the words mean.
01:34:33.000So when we say liberal or conservative, we're not literally saying the true definition of a conservative who's conserving traditional values.
01:34:40.000And when we say liberal, we don't talk about classical liberals.
01:34:43.000That's why we define classical liberal as classical liberal.
01:34:45.000So you can call it leftist or you can call it politically left social orthodoxy, but that's why you can have pro-Ukraine war, pro-feminist, anti-Israel.
01:34:55.000None of it makes sense other than they must be unified around what their social order says.
01:35:00.000The best example of this is a Jaguar commercial.
01:37:32.000The NPC is switching out the chip for the next chip.
01:37:34.000That's why there's no—it makes no sense when Hassan Piker says, we have to support Ukraine, but then he goes, the military-industrial complex is bad.
01:37:41.000You're like, wait, because he's saying whatever— That's where Chank actually made the flip from Hassan.
01:37:47.000It's because woke people say whatever has to be said to align with woke, despite it's being illogical.
01:37:54.000So again, Blair White trans, but not woke.
01:39:24.000Because women in the modern world have, you know, you have all these different waves of feminism, and you have all these women who are my age who are, you know, mid-30s, and they've been sold a lie on, okay, I have to live, you know, I have to go work really hard, be a boss girl, and then at the sacrifice of, you know, the physiological clock that they have.
01:39:50.000So now there's a backlash against that where young people are realizing that they have to rearrange their priorities and we don't really know what a woman's role is per se in America today.
01:40:03.000Well, I get what you're trying to say, but I don't think it's fair to say we.
01:40:32.000You can erase one of them, but simply putting shoehorning women into the masculine role doesn't change the fact that it's the traditional masculine role.
01:40:40.000So go back 50,000 years, there's a masculine and a feminine role.
01:40:44.000Today, telling women to be a CEO is just saying for them to be masculine.
01:40:50.000Oh, but that's exactly my point, which is that we're now realizing how big of a lie that was, was like, oh, you know, if you wear pantsuits, you know, you're going to be happy, right?
01:41:05.000Or if you, whatever, like, spend 20 years toiling away at a law firm.
01:42:00.000I turned off the show, though, after his daughter was like, I'm gonna go sleep with my daddy.
01:42:04.000When she said that to her with her boyfriend in, like, the second episode, she, like, gets mad at her boyfriend.
01:42:08.000She's like, I'm going to sleep with my daddy.
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01:43:05.000And the bad news for all of you is that we did not sell to Jews.
01:43:20.000And then we launched Casper Franchising.
01:43:23.000We have dozens, dozens of people who want to open their own Casper locations.
01:43:28.000And people are mad that I'm like, I had an announcement on the January 1st.
01:43:31.000I'm like, bro, we've been working on this thing for like a year.
01:43:33.000We built out this whole plan for like how to run the coffee shops, what they're going to look like, how we're going to assist, what the money gets.
01:44:03.000I want to tell you guys, I hope all of those people who believe that insanity, and it's funny too because they're tweeting at me and I'm like, guys, on Timcast IRL, I said it was 100% fake.
01:44:10.000I mean, there were legitimate reporters who were insinuating that kind of stuff.
01:49:00.000Jason, I hope you have checked out our Casper.com franchising section because it would be rad if you were to open the first location.
01:49:09.000Now, here's what I want to say about all that.
01:49:10.000People are like, you're franchising before you even opened yours?
01:49:13.000Because in the process of opening our first location, what we were actually working on was the layout, designs, the aesthetic, the colors, sourcing product, all of these things that make a business.
01:49:23.000So we have the core elements of what the business foundation is, and then we have problems with our location due to it being a historical building.
01:49:33.000And now we're basically saying we're done with West Virginia on this one, and we're going to probably open in a different place where we can...
01:49:40.000The equipment, everything's ready to go, but they just wouldn't work with us.
01:49:43.000We got a preview on what the layout's going to be?
01:50:22.000We want to open physical locations so that when you go to Walmart or whatever, some soccer mom is going to Target to pick up, you know, a pair of socks.
01:50:30.000She's like, I'm going to grab a coffee.
01:50:31.000And then she walks inside and there in the strip mall is a Casper location.
01:50:34.000When she walks inside, there's a TV on the wall and the TV is playing Timcast or it's playing Crowder or Viva Frye.
01:55:48.000And it's true, but the issue I take with it is your average person counts calories and doesn't understand why they're getting fat.
01:55:54.000And it's because, one, I mean, those things are widely inaccurate.
01:56:00.000Casey Neistat had a great video where he actually went around buying things from stores, brought them to a lab where they broke them down and actually measured the calories, and it was way crazier.
01:56:10.000And so what happens is I've seen so many people, they're like, I'm counting my calories, and I'm at 1,700 for the day, and I'm gaining weight.
01:56:33.000It's like, you know, I think Neil deGrasse Tyson did this thing where he's like, all that matters is that you consume less calories than you put out.
01:56:40.000And it's like, no, because if you're not eating protein...
01:56:45.000You see that woman who was a fruitarian who died recently?
01:56:48.000These macros had to be converted to something, so it's...
01:57:47.000I know that people want to say, oh, I'm on this diet or I'm taking this diet or whatever.
01:57:51.000Getting in cardio and if you go and burn 500 to 1,000 calories in a day, just doing cardio and exercise on top of whatever your normal stuff is, and you try to limit your calories, you will lose weight because you really need to have that exercise in there too.
01:58:28.000People, you know, I keep seeing all these things about, like, Japan eats this, and, you know, India eats this, and Germany eats this, and I'm like, yeah, but we should actually measure how much people walk.
01:58:40.000In the United States, people don't walk.
01:58:46.000There was that graph where everyone's like, around this time, people started gaining massive amounts of weight, and they were blaming processed foods.
01:58:56.000Once work went remote, and social interactions were remote, people stopped walking to places to meet, and they started just talking online.
01:59:13.000You probably, like, I bet the average person burned 700 calories per day from the daily activities of going to the store and buying something.
01:59:21.000And now they're wondering why they're gaining weight.
01:59:22.000And they're like, dude, I eat the same thing.
01:59:31.000Fair point on the seed oils and the tartrazine and all that stuff too, but also consider when you're in a foreign country, are you walking to places versus are you sitting down and ordering on DoorDash or something?