Debra Lee and Ian Crossland are back after a short break to discuss the latest news and notes from the past 24 hours, including the latest in the Trump administration, the latest on immigration, and much, much more!
00:00:30.000Pam Bondi has announced charges against New York State and Letitia James and their governor over their protection and prioritization of illegal immigrants, saying it is a new DOJ.
00:00:42.000Now, they're calling it charges, but then they're also saying it's a lawsuit in the press.
00:00:46.000So I don't know how serious this will be.
00:00:49.000It doesn't sound like actual criminal charges, but nonetheless, moves are being made.
00:02:55.000Today we were tech-decking and playing Magic the Gathering, which we tend to do, and having a conversation about a variety of issues around, well, let's just say a variety of issues.
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00:03:54.000Most notably, I do a lot of media hits, political commentary on the news, and specifically a lot within the conservative space, the Israel space.
00:04:59.000We're here today because we have filed charges against the state of New York.
00:05:04.000We have filed charges against Kathy Hochul.
00:05:06.000We have filed charges against Leticia James and Mark Schroeder, who is with DMV. This is a new DOJ, and we are...
00:05:16.000Taking steps to protect Americans, American citizens, and angel moms, like the mom standing right behind me, who you're going to hear from in a moment.
00:05:27.000New York has chosen to prioritize illegal aliens over American citizens.
00:05:40.000They announced charges against Kathy Hochul, Letitia James, both Democrats, for allegedly failing to enforce federal immigration laws.
00:05:47.000The lawsuit was also filed against Mark Schroeder, the head of the DMV. President Trump was elected off the back of a campaign focused on illegal immigration, etc.
00:05:57.000They say last week the U.S. government filed a lawsuit against the state of Illinois.
00:06:00.000The city of Chicago and Cook County in federal court saying that their sanctuary city laws obstruct Trump's immigration enforcement policies.
00:06:07.000Bondi's announcement that New York was next focused on state-level leadership, rather than New York City specifically, despite the metropolitan area taking most new arrivals during the so-called border crisis.
00:06:19.000So I'm curious what the suit is actually going to mean.
00:06:24.000They say Bondi's argument against New York and the DMV, which allows illegal immigrants without legal status to obtain driver's license, they say does not include their immigration status in the document and offers protections for immigrants from discrimination, blah, blah, blah.
00:06:37.000Yet they're still offering services that are supposed to go to American people to non-citizens.
00:07:04.000It is so offensive that my money is going to be used to house, as they say, migrants, people who illegally came into this country over people who fought and served this country, but specifically the hotels that they've been putting them up in.
00:07:15.000It was originally for the homeless folks in lockdowns.
00:07:18.000The government was paying these hotels to house all these homeless people.
00:07:21.000They're like, it's not safe for them on the streets.
00:07:22.000And then the hotels realized it's more profitable for them to just charge the federal government for housing, for food and everything.
00:07:29.000And so then they started taking in all the illegal immigrants.
00:07:31.000And I don't know if it's related to this lawsuit, but Kristi Noem already recouped, I believe it was 49 or 59 million dollars from FEMA that was supposed to be used for New York for illegal immigrants.
00:08:10.000She got appointed in the first time after, was it Cuomo, stepped down, and then they just, is that normal for them just to put somebody, whoever they want in?
00:09:03.000It's like, oh, he's cutting out all this garbage.
00:09:04.000The people who don't like Elon, who are standing in that – there's that viral video we have on Timcast News where they're singing, which side are you on?
00:09:11.000Those people have no idea what's going on.
00:09:13.000All they know is – You know, Emerald Man Bat or whatever.
00:09:19.000Congress had a Marjorie Taylor Greene-led, like, I guess you would call it, where they pulled in a bunch of Doge employees or something and they grilled them for two hours.
00:09:26.000And even Jasmine Crockett, who's, you know, can be vocally a little aggressive sometimes about things, was like, by the end of the talk, was like, thank you.
00:09:36.000We do want to get waste out of government.
00:09:38.000So I think it's hard to really be angry with what Doge is doing if you understand what Doge is doing.
00:09:43.000They're not making the final decisions.
00:09:45.000They're just displaying information for people.
00:09:47.000The people that are most vocal about being upset with Doge, those people are committed Democrats and they're ideologues, right?
00:09:56.000They're not mad because they have a substantive disagreement with getting rid of waste.
00:10:03.000Because if it was Democrats that were actually trying to get rid of waste, or Democrats say going after, just for an example, going after the Pentagon, right?
00:10:11.000That's something the Democrats generally are comfortable with saying.
00:10:15.000We want to have fewer wars, blah, blah, blah.
00:10:17.000If they were making these cuts to the military, we'd be perfectly fine with it.
00:10:21.000The Democrats say that this is a problem, and the people that are Democrat operatives and ideologically captured, those people fall in line.
00:10:32.000The average person thinks this is a bad thing.
00:10:34.000The average person is extremely aware that there is tons of waste, tons of abuse, tons of people that are, many, many people that are living on exorbitant salaries, that are using things like USAID to fund all sorts of BS projects to siphon money to their own personal bank accounts.
00:10:59.000Today, I read something where Musk was going to start going, looking into Congress people that make like 200 grand a year, that when they start in Congress, they're worth, you know, a million or whatever.
00:11:12.000And then in a few years, they're worth 20 or 30 million.
00:11:15.000Specifically, Elizabeth Warren was mentioned.
00:11:17.000But I think that that's a great thing.
00:11:23.000Because what came up was, I think it was the one who was in charge at USAID. I think they were like, hey, she got paid $200,000 a year and she's worth like $100 million.
00:11:33.000I don't know the exact numbers, but they were like, this administrative clerk is worth how much?
00:11:47.000You take a look at a member of Congress and you track their stock portfolio and you're like, hey, that's really weird that that member of Congress on like, I don't know, the...
00:11:55.000It's an intelligence committee or whatever.
00:11:57.000Just made a big investment in that Intel security company based in, you know, insert country.
00:12:02.000And then a week later they announced the U.S. has secured a, you know, this company has secured a contract with the United States.
00:12:07.000And it's insider trading to the most extreme degree.
00:12:12.000Let me put it this way without getting too personal.
00:12:14.000If you are an individual and you are working on a contract deal, let's say a football player or something, I don't know.
00:13:31.000Nancy Pelosi, there was a meme of her on the phone.
00:13:33.000It's like, sell DEI, buy Doge right now, because she's made her whole career with that.
00:13:37.000But we've had a lot of this government waste, abuse, and fraud in New York with the immigration problem since before Doge came around or Elon Musk or anything.
00:13:46.000I'm more fond of than other Democrat leaders, but he gave a no-bid contract to DOTGO. I believe it was either $492 or $497 million to house, feed, and completely take care of illegal immigrants in New York.
00:13:58.000A report that came back like two months ago, maybe less, said that basically 90% of that money was wasted.
00:14:03.000They charged $120,000 in sales tax for foods when they were exempt from sales tax because they were operating on the federal government's behalf.
00:14:43.000You know, the government doesn't print money to give to the people that are investing in these companies and stuff.
00:14:51.000Insider trading is just, you know, you get inside information about a stock, about legislation that's going to pass, and you capitalize on it.
00:14:59.000But when the problem that I have is things like we've found out with USAID where they're funding something, they're paying money to some silly thing, and that money somehow ends up in some bureaucrat's pocket or goes back to some industry insider or whatever.
00:15:17.000They're literally just printing the money to give away to private interests.
00:15:23.000It's the worst kind of corruption because they're just Printing the money to give back to people that they like.
00:15:30.000I gotta talk about these sanctuary cities for a second.
00:16:11.000So I understand your point about states rights in the 10th Amendment, but there's a specific enumerated power granted to the federal government in the constitution.
00:16:20.000In fact, when Texas was dealing with the illegal immigration and they came out and said, we aren't allowed to enforce the border or deport because of the constitution.
00:16:29.000That's why Texas said, then we're going to send them to the Democrat states, see how they like it.
00:16:34.000Meanwhile, California then says to the federal government, We're actually not going to let you even enforce immigration.
00:16:58.000And they're working now to try and sue the federal government to get reimbursed because the federal government's failing to protect their citizens on the border.
00:17:06.000And when it comes to the Tenth Amendment and when it comes to states' rights, I do agree with you.
00:17:09.000But when it comes to certain specific things that are enumerated in the Constitution and that are specifically reserved to the federal government, those things should be...
00:17:20.000It's correct for the federal government to have a primacy over that.
00:17:26.000There's what they call the Supremacy Clause.
00:17:29.000Things that are in the Constitution that are given to the federal government take supremacy over any federal thing.
00:17:35.000So anything in the Bill of Rights, those are supposed to supersede any state.
00:17:42.000Because they're in the Bill of Rights and they're in the Constitution.
00:17:44.000And then, of course, you have the 9th and 10th Amendments, which specifically state that if it's not given to the federal government, then the states can deal with it.
00:17:50.000So there is an argument over how the Supremacy Clause will play out with things like you mentioned, marijuana in California.
00:17:56.000And largely, the states just do what they want.
00:17:58.000But immigration is specifically the federal government.
00:18:01.000Yeah, because there's no, just like Tim said, there's no federal, there's no law in this Constitution that gives the federal government the right...
00:18:14.000So the ATF is unconstitutional on its face.
00:18:18.000And when it comes to alcohol, we already tried.
00:18:20.000We had an amendment that gave the federal government the power to prohibit, this is prohibition, prohibit the production and sale of alcohol.
00:18:29.000And it was such a terrible idea and such a disaster, we made another amendment to repeal that law.
00:18:35.000And that was kind of the last time they changed the...
00:18:38.000The Constitution in order to grant the federal government a power to do something because it's so hard.
00:18:43.000So now they do things like they abuse the Commerce Clause and abuse the Necessary and Proper Clauses, which the Commerce Clause says that the federal government has the authority to make regular, to regulate the commerce between the several states.
00:18:56.000And the Necessary and Proper Clause says that the Congress has, the federal government has the power to pass all laws necessary and proper to execute said...
00:19:05.000So let's jump to this next story from the New York Sun.
00:19:08.000Google searches for criminal defense lawyers surge.
00:19:12.000I like how they put at Washington, D.C. That seems a strange way to write the words.
00:19:16.000With Trump in the White House, search results for defense attorneys are roughly five times higher.
00:19:21.000Five times higher in America's capital than anywhere else in the country.
00:19:26.000So the story, okay, well, we don't have it pulled up, but they basically reference this dude, Mark, from Rasmussen, who checked the search and found that Washington, D.C., as of this past month, has spiked to the highest in the nation.
00:19:42.000I'm going to go ahead and make a guess that this may have to do with people filing fraudulent invoices to USAID and the Treasury Department knowing it was going to get cashed out and them thinking no one was ever going to look or notice.
00:20:00.000And now the reason they're searching, I'm just speculating, the reason why they're searching for attorneys is because they're calling them on the phone and saying, I've been invoicing the government for a year, and I haven't been doing anything.
00:20:14.000The reason why I think this is largely people calling to ask whether or not they may have broken the law is that they've not filed charges against anybody over this stuff.
00:20:22.000But Trump has come out saying we have found fraud, and a lot of it.
00:20:27.000So I can only imagine that these people who are in Loudoun County, for instance, who have been invoicing the federal government for who knows what, because we've seen some of the stuff that's come out.
00:20:36.000They must be sweating bullets right now concerned that Trump's not going to tolerate what they've been doing.
00:21:19.000I think that is a very compassionate idea that they're trying to figure it out.
00:21:22.000But I really think that these people are just luring up because they think they're that important that Trump is going to take the time to individually go after them.
00:21:45.000Yeah, this is going to be like a 47-year-old guy who's got a mansion in McLean, and he's been invoicing the government for $10 million a year off his fake nonprofit.
00:21:54.000And he's like, I can't justify these expenses.
00:22:00.000I guarantee you there's a bunch of people who have been getting paid by the government who are like, I don't know, they just kept paying me.
00:22:04.000I mean, all the buildings are empty, but I think just on the laundry list of people that are important, we have gang members in this country that have come in over the last few years with illegal immigration.
00:22:12.000We have a lot of criminals in New York specifically who haven't been arrested.
00:22:15.000I think that just on the laundry list of who to go after, they're a bit lower.
00:22:20.000Not in my view of what they should be, just in what our government's going to go after.
00:22:23.000If we could go after all at once, I'd love that.
00:22:25.000It's the most dangerous, the biggest threat to this country right now.
00:22:29.000Are the bureaucratic, deep state, NGO Democrat operatives who live in and around Washington, D.C., who stand to lose hundreds of millions or billions of dollars from what Trump is doing.
00:22:40.000The gang members hurt and kill people, and it's bad.
00:22:44.000But the people in and around D.C. want those people to stay there and have the means and the resources to wage legal lawfare against Donald Trump and stop him from being able to do these things.
00:22:59.000And the DOJ have to go after the most powerful administrative element.
00:23:17.000Certainly, he said he wants the number to go up.
00:23:18.000But he just pulled the big guns on Doge and sent them into Department of Education and to USAID. And they gutted USAID almost first thing.
00:23:27.000Immigration numbers, deportation numbers are currently low, relative, and this is what Trump's saying, yet we've shut down entire departments.
00:23:35.000Trump knows the deep state bureaucrats will stop him if he doesn't stop them first.
00:23:41.000Yeah, I mean, I do think that the administration should do what it can do to go after people that have violated the law.
00:23:53.000I don't think that this shouldn't be something that's, like, it shouldn't be controversial.
00:23:59.000If someone's broken the law or someone's, you know, if they're abusing the system, there's no reason why the DOJ shouldn't go after it.
00:24:08.000I quote Mike Benz a lot because he's so prolific on this whole...
00:24:12.000USAID, deep state, international, corruptive internet censorship is like, why are we being censored?
00:24:20.000And he's like, what we're doing right now is we are performing open heart surgery on the American empire.
00:24:25.000And I don't want, it's very possible that the patient will die on the table.
00:24:29.000We don't want that because empire has enabled us to have cheap gas, affordable housing, but it's really about creating transparency and doing it right.
00:24:38.000In a lot of ways, doing the dirty work right.
00:24:42.000So indiscriminately targeting and arresting everyone that's ever done any corruption might not be the best thing for the health of the country.
00:25:16.000You're saying that the administrative state...
00:25:19.000That has been, I don't know, wrongly imprisoning people, torturing them, propping up criminals, maintaining a multi-generational fake puppet government.
00:26:31.000We're talking about fake nonprofits, think tanks, and individuals who have been invoicing the federal government falsely, knowing they're not actually doing any work, and they're buying mansions from it.
00:26:42.000And now the presumption is they're panicking and calling up lawyers being like, am I going to go to prison for this?
00:26:48.000And Donald Trump has gutted USAID, and he said we're looking for fraud.
00:26:53.000And what happens when they uncover large amounts of people who have been sending in invoices to the federal government despite not doing any work?
00:27:01.000Elon Musk pointed out, real quick, that the Treasury Department was instructed to pay out all invoices without, just do it, just don't even bother questioning it.
00:27:10.000And the argument given, or I should say the reason given was the government didn't want to create complaints.
00:27:19.000Pay it out because our resources are infinite because we'll just raise the debt ceiling and keep cranking up debt.
00:27:25.000The United States government gets their money by either printing it or pointing guns at people.
00:27:30.000So for the administrator in an office who gets an invoice, they go, look, I do not want to deal with an angry email my boss yelling at me, and no one's going to complain if I just pay it out.
00:27:40.000So that's what they were doing, rubber stamping this stuff.
00:27:42.000There was one story apparently where a single piece of paper requested a billion dollars for no reason.
00:27:48.000And then someone at the Treasury Department was like, I'm not going to do this one.
00:27:52.000But there were people who were apparently invoicing or charging and requesting and getting grants for tens of millions of dollars despite doing literally nothing.
00:28:01.000In fact, Seamus has this really great cartoon, Freedom Tunes, where Elon is uncovering, in one instance, he's like, 1,000 crates of smarties for Iraqi slumber parties?
00:28:17.000The point was, When we look at how the money was being spent, the truth is when they say $47,000 for a gender puppet play in Peru or whatever it was, that's not really where the money was going.
00:28:30.000It's going to be some NGO in the D.C. area where a guy says we liaise with people in Peru to do gender puppet shows.
00:28:38.000So now that Trump is looking for the fraud, they're going to start bringing a microscope to these people and they're going to say, yeah, we see you see you invoiced us for.
00:28:47.000Consulting, you haven't shown up to the office in a year.
00:28:50.000And they're going to go, oh, well, no one said I shouldn't.
00:28:54.000And they're going to be like, fraud doesn't work that way.
00:28:56.000I think I'm curious what you guys think.
00:28:58.000I think it's very interesting with Trump being Trump and second term now that he's prioritizing this because out of all the things that he could do, like going after crime first, or I guess with the economy, this might have a long-term effect on the economy, cutting down fraudulent waste and spending.
00:29:15.000But I'm very interested why, what you guys think, why he's starting with this, because I feel like out of all the things, this is extremely important to get rid of fraudulent people who are abusing the federal government, especially when we're giving like $600 to Maui victims and North Carolina victims.
00:29:28.000But it's not going to have a direct return to actual Americans.
00:29:31.000Like, that's great that we cut $20 million, but how am I going to feel that as a regular citizen?
00:29:39.000No, when $20 million goes to the Loudoun County NGOs, lobbyists, think tanks, that goes in the pockets of Democrats and neocons who are going to try to stop Donald Trump.
00:29:48.000It goes into the campaign coffers of politicians who are going to try to unseat Republicans who will defend Trump.
00:29:53.000It's going to go directly into the midterms where they prop up squishy Republicans who say, I guess we have to impeach Trump this time.
00:30:00.000If Trump does not take action and cut the resources off to the administrative state.
00:31:10.000He's like, if we can cut this in half and then grow the government, we can actually get rid of all the inflation.
00:31:15.000So in one year, there will be no price increases.
00:31:19.000He was talking about, he's like, imagine going to the grocery store and all the prices are the same next year.
00:31:23.000If we just cut $1 trillion from the deficit...
00:31:26.000And we don't deficit spend by two trillion.
00:31:28.000We only deficit spend by one trillion.
00:31:30.000And we increase the economic, you know, we cut, we slash regulations, which is in turn going to increase economic activity, which would increase the GDP. Three to five percent, I think you said.
00:31:41.000Well, we can get rid of the other trillion dollars in our deficit, and you have no deficit for a year, actually balancing the budget.
00:31:54.000I'm just being in New York and being in Gen Z and on TikTok and stuff, I'm always trying to be aware of, like, the majority of us and the people that we're always surrounded by, we're dialed into politics.
00:32:04.000So we know and we actually care about these things.
00:32:07.000But I'm always just thinking about, you know, the average American who doesn't have time to ever watch Tim's show or, you know, livestream on Rumble.
00:32:16.000But, you know, the majority of people don't know that much.
00:32:19.000And so I'm thinking of the people that I want to secure for 2026, because we know that that is the most important thing.
00:32:24.000Now, Trump said on that, because if he doesn't get 2026, or if he loses control of the House and the Senate, he's done, essentially, in terms of like being able to pass things.
00:32:32.000But the majority of people who are not dialed in, I just am trying to...
00:32:36.000I was saying that it's interesting that he is so strongly working towards something so important, but that won't have a direct feel for the people that are not dialed into politics.
00:32:45.000Like, their prices aren't going to go down.
00:32:55.000Like I said, it does take some time from maybe next year.
00:32:58.000You'd see the results from some of these things.
00:33:01.000But again, if you can get rid of the deficit...
00:33:03.000Then you'll get, and if Musk is right, you get rid of the deficit, you can get rid of the inflation, and that leads directly to, it doesn't, you're not going to see prices go down, but it pauses the increase of prices, and it allows wages some time to catch up, because that's the way that it works.
00:33:18.000Like, inflation happens, everyone suffers, and then over time...
00:33:24.000I agree with you, and he has the opportunity now because his approval rating is so high.
00:33:28.000I think he might know he'll have to bring more direct favorable things if it ever dips down.
00:33:33.000One of the challenges Trump has is that the average person doesn't understand deep politics, as we were discussing.
00:33:39.000When he was on the Joe Rogan show, he explicitly stated that we either bring the prices down, which is very difficult, or he mentioned being underleveraged, which I'll simplify as...
00:33:50.000If the buying power of the dollar increases, then the cost of goods may not go down, but your ability to buy those goods goes up.
00:34:18.000If fuel costs go down, if they're able to produce natural gas, fuel, whatever, frack, for a cheaper price, because labor is cheaper, whatever, if they can deregulate it, what's going to happen is you're going to have market competition.
00:34:34.000These energy companies are going to say, buy from me, we'll sell it, you know, $80 a barrel.
00:35:18.000We're going to have to work on it, you know?
00:35:19.000Come on, it's not going to be overnight.
00:35:21.000Two, I will say this of Trump, he did say, as soon as I'm elected, we're going to see the prices go down.
00:35:27.000But anybody who actually knows Trump and has known Trump for a decade knows that you've got to take him seriously, but not literally.
00:35:34.000When Trump said, day one, since I'm elected, the war is over.
00:35:37.000I was like, maybe, but eventually we're like, well, he's going to have some work cut out for him because of the way Democrats have set this up.
00:35:42.000When he says, day one, you're going to see the prices drop.
00:35:44.000We're like, yeah, yeah, we get it, Trump.
00:35:46.000He's a big talker, but we think he'll probably work on it and he'll do a good job of it.
00:36:34.000That is a massive problem for the country.
00:36:37.000So the Biden administration and Democrats, more broadly, have zero care about the American people.
00:36:45.000They don't care about the American people.
00:36:47.000That's why they wanted illegal immigrants to come into the United States.
00:36:52.000And we're using the Health and Human Services Department and the Refugee Resettlement Program to ferry those illegal immigrants throughout the country.
00:37:02.000Particularly to red states to try to turn them purple or turn purple states closer to blue because they were looking to get themselves a consistent and permanent position of power in the government so that way there was no Republican Party that could actually challenge them.
00:37:54.000This dude, look, they don't like Tulsi Gabbard because she represents a lot of what we've wanted for a long time sound foreign policy.
00:38:02.000She's now going to be overseeing all 18 intelligence agencies, including the CIA. And based on everything they said about her, how they lied about her, How they went after her for refusing to toe the line behind the Democratic establishment.
00:39:07.000You'd see him walking around D.C. He didn't make that much money.
00:39:10.000You know, he was getting $150,000 a year at the time in Congress.
00:39:12.000And I remember being in D.C. 13 years ago, 14 years ago with my buddies, and we saw him walking down the street, and we were like, it's Bernie Sanders.
00:39:59.000If you sold a book, you could be rich too and own three houses.
00:40:02.000So Bernie Sanders represents exactly what the Democratic Party is.
00:40:06.000For a while, they seem to be of principle, these young activists.
00:40:10.000The moment you offer them a paycheck, they will turn on a dime.
00:40:15.000I'd be willing to bet you go to any, any one of these lefty Antifa types and you offer them a six-figure salary, they'll put on a suit in two seconds.
00:40:30.000They will say, tell me where to stand.
00:40:31.000If the DNC, if David Hogg walks up to any random Antifa guy and says, you know, you could do a lot of good with the Democratic Party and we can bring your ideas in.
00:40:40.000How would you like to make a difference?
00:41:29.000Ian, when they come to you and they say, look, you're generating a lot of positive attention, you're building this beautiful campaign, but we are working really hard to defeat Donald Trump and you are actually helping this bad man, so we'll tell you what.
00:41:42.000For your troubles, we're going to help you publish your book.
00:41:45.000We're going to connect you with this great agency.
00:41:46.000You're going to make a million dollars and buy that lake house for your wife.
00:41:55.000And then they start putting on the gloves and say, you know, of course, if there's something else that you're interested in doing, as they grab the garotte wire and start wrapping around their arms and say, we can always just maybe give you a back massage or you can take the money.
00:42:07.000And Bernie's like, I'll take the money!
00:42:31.000When, in 2015, when the media was saying that Bernie and Trump overlapped, that was the, that was, this is, I can't believe it's 10 years now.
00:42:52.000Bernie and Trump didn't have identical policies, but they were talking largely in their campaigns about illegal immigration hurting the working class and wanting to bring factories back to this country.
00:43:04.000And there were tons of people who were supporting Bernie.
00:43:07.000And when Bernie got knocked out by the DNC for a variety of reasons, I mean, they basically rigged the whole thing against them.
00:43:28.000And then they dumped, you know, tar and feather out the window and they all ran away.
00:43:32.000Trump ran full speed, slammed his way through the door, shattering it, ran up the stairs, knocking everything down while they all started screaming.
00:44:42.000The only position he had was that he thought shares in a publicly traded company should be required to reserve 20% of their shares towards employee bonuses when they go up in value.
00:44:55.000So maybe he's close to a Fabian socialist, which the Fabian Society is a socialist society that doesn't want an actual revolution.
00:45:01.000They want to vote capitalism away, vote socialism into existence.
00:45:56.000Inside of Bernie Sanders, I would describe his will as a 17-year-old who doesn't eat protein and has a B vitamin and thiamine deficiency, so they actually struggle to walk, and we're deeply concerned about them not eating a proper diet or lifting weights, so they're bedridden.
00:46:14.000Bernie Sanders is a terrified, callow individual, and Donald Trump is a boisterous ram smashing through the deep state.
00:46:22.000He's also an intensely proud capitalist and has Donald Trump his entire life, you know, real estate magnet magnet magnet.
00:48:57.000He's like, I am fully team chiefs and the Eagles haven't gotten, as far as I know, they have not gotten their invite to the White House yet.
00:49:03.000And they're like, well, maybe go if he invites us.
00:49:05.000I gotta say, Ian, it is a funny idea that the chiefs were crushed by the Eagles.
00:49:12.000And they're literally, it's a bald eagle on their helmet.
00:49:17.000And not because of any of this, but because of quantum entanglement.
00:49:21.000Dude, I wonder if we keep reliving this life.
00:49:24.000Like, every time we're born again, it's constantly this one, over and over and over and over, and there's always the history, but it's always this.
00:49:31.000No, the reason I'd say no is because if you take a look at static on a TV, it would probably be nigh-infinite iterations of reality.
00:49:41.000I do think it's probably likely that time is...
00:49:45.000Circuitous of sorts, that it curves in and in itself.
00:49:48.000That means that one theory is that as time goes forward, eventually it wraps all the way back around.
00:49:56.000But that doesn't mean it's a single loop.
00:49:59.000It is a multidimensional fabric, so every time it wraps back around on itself, it's in a different shape, twisted in a different way, with different iterations of itself.
00:50:06.000Well, that makes sense with, like, the statistics...
00:50:10.000The statistics of probability, that the way that the particles arrange in the universe, there's only so many ways that it can be arranged.
00:50:16.000It's like building a Lego set or something like that, so you can make different ways, but eventually, in every whatever number, universe, or probability, it will be rearranged just like it is now, but, like, a little different.
00:52:58.000So, we are going to get back into talking about, like, actual news in a second, but I do want to mention this because I was watching this really interesting video that described the easiest way to understand gravity is that we are moving forward on a curved, on a curved dimensional axis that is time, and...
00:53:26.000When I was in high school, I studied multidimensional probabilities of different dimensions.
00:53:31.000And we learned all of that and actually brought up the religious thing.
00:53:34.000It actually proves in a way it lines up.
00:53:38.000It's a time where science and religion line up.
00:53:41.000For my language in the Torah, when Jews got the original Torah, it says that they were at a higher dimension and that God read all Ten Commandments at once and that the Jews, the Jewish people at that time, they weren't officially Jews.
00:53:52.000The people of Israel were very scared and they all like passed out and they're like, Moses, please read it to us.
00:54:39.000Imagine you're looking outside of the fourth dimension, which we would consider to be time, and they can see you, Ian, from your point of birth, your point of death, and they can choose to go to any point in your life and intervene and then see how that changes and then go to this point, then go back and change it again.
00:54:58.000It's like an infinite wave of possible timelines.
00:55:02.000Like each individual thing, like your back, like a spine.
00:55:05.000And that's what I've always understood as free will, where God can see all the different paths in your life that you could take, but you can choose exactly which one you will take.
00:56:03.000There is a conundrum here in this story.
00:56:06.000Now, the first thing I want to say is, just to get to the meat and potatoes here, Politico mentions, when you go all the way down, basically, if you actually take all the numbers, the real unemployment under Joe Biden was 23.7.
00:56:18.000People weren't making money, they didn't have jobs.
00:56:20.000But this does present us with a question.
00:56:23.000I understand that the average person would go to the grocery store and say, wow, everything's expensive and I can't buy anything.
00:56:35.000And they said, I'm going to vote for Donald Trump.
00:56:37.000Well, the media kept saying that the economy was better than ever.
00:56:40.000So the question then becomes, how is it that Democrats avoided going to grocery stores or at the very least when they did, they were unfazed by the prices?
00:59:00.000Yeah, the price increase that the average person saw, I mean, so I'm going to band it that we go on tour and we'll go ahead and rent a bus and we have crew.
00:59:13.000We did a tour in 2022 and it cost X amount of dollars and we did a tour of roughly the same amount of...
00:59:42.000We go out and we make good money and stuff.
00:59:45.000But still, it's like when you go out for...
00:59:48.000In 2022, we had guarantees of X amount of dollars, and we had guarantees on the most recent tour that were better than the last one, and we still came home with about the same amount of money.
01:00:01.000And then they tell you, just make more money.
01:00:17.000And then there's ticket master fees and parking's $20.
01:00:21.000And then if people are there, if you've got more than one person going, like a dude goes with his girlfriend or whatever, you've got two tickets.
01:00:27.000And then a couple beers are going to cost you $60.
01:00:40.000And it's like, look, man, when you're playing...
01:00:42.000Heavy metal, you're playing to blue-collar people.
01:00:46.000And when you're competing with staying home and watching Netflix, or staying home and playing Xbox, or just scrolling on TikTok, it's real hard to get people out if your prices are too high.
01:01:02.000Super competitive anyways, or the overhead's super high anyways, and then when you've got throwing all the things that the average concertgoer has to pay for, it's really hard to convince people to come out.
01:01:13.000You have to have a really good reason to get people off the couch.
01:01:18.000It's like that guy who sang Old Men, Richmond, North of Richmond, that song that went super viral, Oliver.
01:01:24.000He came out, he's like, I want to have super cheap tickets, I don't want anybody to have to pay so much, and then...
01:01:30.000All of the concert venues were like, we cannot afford to have this.
01:01:34.000We will lose money if we have you at this ticket price and you have a whole thing.
01:01:37.000The system's broken, but it's just how it works nowadays.
01:02:10.000And so that means when you have a weird HR policy and they're like, you've got to watch these weird harassment videos, the company doesn't want to pay for that.
01:02:17.000I guarantee you they don't want to pay for it, but they have to because of government regulation.
01:02:21.000Because if they don't do it, then they're open to liability, then the insurance companies drop them, and it's because of government requirements typically.
01:02:26.000In addition to what you were saying about the Democratic Party being the party of the wealthy and them sending their servants to shop, maybe their bill went up $100, but they don't really know why exactly, just whatever.
01:02:36.000I think there's this phenomenon of cognitive dissonance in the plebs, in the people that aren't the wealthy, the people that are making $50,000, $40,000, $30,000 a year, whatever.
01:03:26.000We all have our beliefs and then we have a bunch of other things that we care about and we're passionate about, like skateboarding and acting and music.
01:03:31.000We all have so much more to politics, but these people, their entire life, identity, sense of self-worth relies on being considered on the right side of history.
01:03:54.000And that's one of the things that conservatives generally, that's why the conservatives are generally behind the eight ball, because conservatives are out doing things in the real world that are not associated with politics or winning the next election or whatever.
01:04:08.000If your entire self There's a reason why they say that once you start running a business, you become conservative.
01:04:23.000Once you get your first paycheck, you're a young progressive idealist.
01:06:06.000Big problem with our education system, from my perspective with public schooling in the 90s, early 2000s, 90s, 80s and 90s, they don't teach anything about how to run a business.
01:06:16.000Even scratch that surface on purpose because they want to make good little soldier boys that'll go raise their hand and wait to be called on and then get hired at some job for the corporate elite that want the people to follow this Prussian school of education.
01:06:31.000And I didn't know how to write a check.
01:06:33.000I got to college and I didn't know how to write a check.
01:07:03.000They gave up on the American education system.
01:07:06.000I mean, I graduated in 2000. Well, okay, so in the 80s and early 90s, the education system was totally inundated with Marxists, so that might be true.
01:07:16.000But I grew up in the 80s, and I graduated in 1993, and I learned how to...
01:07:22.000Fill out a check, you know, and how to balance a checkbook and stuff like that.
01:07:46.000Yeah, no, but I mean, my father owned a business, so I picked up a little bit of that stuff from him.
01:07:52.000Kind of always thought about doing my own thing.
01:07:55.000I was not kind of the dude that was like, I'm going to go to college and blah, blah, blah.
01:07:58.000I was playing guitar when I was 14, and so I wanted to be in a band.
01:08:04.000It's easy to come out of school screaming, workers' rights, give me a percentage of your company when you have no training in how companies need to run.
01:08:11.000So I think we'll have a lot less of that communist, and maybe that's on purpose, is that the organizations that are running...
01:08:18.000Are they upending the Department of Education?
01:08:32.000I don't know what you're talking about.
01:08:33.000Did you guys see that press conference where resting Joker face Caitlin Collins asked about retaliation against journalists for defying Trump or whatever?
01:09:03.000Why isn't the AP? And then Caitlin Collins is just, so you're basically saying you're retaliating against journalists because they're not doing what you're saying?
01:09:11.000And it's just like, resting joker face, please calm down.
01:11:44.000Because I watched the full press conference, and I think Trump insulted the guy too.
01:11:48.000Ex is shushing him at least twice, so the guy probably was talking on his phone, maybe he was whispering to the guy next to him, but I don't...
01:11:55.000Unless you get the video, it's kind of undetermined.
01:11:57.000During the press conference, Trump, I think, insulted the guy.
01:12:15.000The point I'm bringing up is it's an implication that Elon Musk told the kid, I'm the president, and the kid looked at Trump and said, you're not the president and you need to go.
01:12:26.000When in fact, the kid is clearly talking to the reporter who is to Trump's left, who Trump looks at several times and interacts with.
01:12:31.000And there's another video, I don't know if they pulled it up, where he says, you need to shush.
01:12:36.000Once again, talking to a reporter who is bothering them.
01:12:39.000Clearly, right there, they're both looking at the same guy.
01:12:42.000This is the world these people live in.
01:12:44.000They lie, or they lack the cognitive capabilities to understand, in context, what was actually going on.
01:12:58.000This video is going viral among the left in general, and this just happens to be the one thing I posted.
01:13:03.000Democrats and liberals in general have been sharing this video claiming that Lil X told Trump he's not the president because they live in a paranoid state where they make things up.
01:13:12.000The Daily Beast did an article where they said, look how Trump is humiliated, and it just shows a picture of Elon talking and then Trump looking, just like, listening.
01:14:07.000It is typical of the left to, you know, look for those kind of things.
01:14:12.000Anything that they can say is, hey, this is...
01:14:16.000Something that's bad for Trump and now, consequently, because of Musk's position in the administration for Elon Musk, they're going to do it.
01:14:24.000It's along the same lines as the very fine people hope.
01:14:34.000If we can cast these people in a bad light, it doesn't matter if we're telling the truth, if we're representing what actually was going on in the room.
01:14:42.000If we can make these people look bad, we're going to make them look bad because the legacy media is pure propaganda.
01:14:49.000We should show this picture if you can pull it up, Tim.
01:15:21.000Look, like, bringing youth into the White House when you're doing work, like, legitimate work.
01:15:27.000The point is, like, we talk about, we've talked about, or at least I've talked about multiple times on the show, is we need to focus and center the family as opposed to centering the margins, right?
01:15:37.000That's a phrase the left uses all the time.
01:15:39.000We're going to center the marginalized.
01:15:41.000We're going to focus on the marginalized, and we're not going to focus on essentially what is normal.
01:15:46.000And that is something that is absolutely horrible for the country.
01:15:49.000If you want a country that wants to have more babies and wants to have more families, which produce the country that we want, then focus on that stuff.
01:16:00.000This picture of X in the White House is great.
01:16:03.000It's great when Donald Trump has his granddaughter and is hanging out with his granddaughter playing golf.
01:18:12.000And we were watching the Super Bowl and the Thunderbolts trailer comes out.
01:18:15.000And I can't remember who said it, but they were like, isn't it kind of weird that doing a trailer for a movie that's coming out in May when they have a movie literally coming out on Friday?
01:18:24.000I don't think the sole reason why the movie is expecting to bomb and getting mixed reviews or whatever is because Anthony Mackie said this about America.
01:18:31.000But I do think there are a lot of people who are just like, I am sick and tired of you telling me we're bad.
01:18:36.000So when Anthony Mackie, I like the guy.
01:18:40.000I think, you know, I like the MCU stuff.
01:18:42.000I think he was trying to play the game he thought he was supposed to play where I have to pander and say America's bad and Captain America is fascist or whatever.
01:18:52.000And it backfired and blew up in his face.
01:18:53.000Yeah, the literal quote, it's a long statement he was talking.
01:18:56.000But it starts off, Captain America represents a lot of different things and I don't think the term America should be one of those representations.
01:19:07.000He came out and basically tried apologizing twice, and I think then we see the trailers drop, and it's like, they've totally just dropped this film.
01:20:10.000And this is our time in the beginning that they've gone.
01:20:12.000So this is actually with Elon Musk on if you look at X, if you look on TikTok, there's all these videos of him in the Oval Office and all the comments from all the liberals are like.
01:20:22.000Wow, imagine a woman brought her child to work.
01:20:31.000And, like, they've gone so against the right that they ended up on the alt-right of, like, actually, women should not be allowed to have their kids come to work and they should be in the office.
01:21:01.000I wish I could have gotten to the office.
01:21:03.000I can't remember where he was, the Capitol, and he had X with a little X. And then the media wrote, like, he was seen with a child or whatever, and they were confused as to why this was.
01:21:13.000And they put out this tweet that got roasted because people were like, yo, that's his kid.
01:22:06.000He was saying that you have this beautiful flower growing, you cut it, you hold it up in the air, and it looks beautiful for everybody, but you know that without its roots, it's going to die.
01:22:21.000Families that we no longer have children because people are preoccupied.
01:22:26.000What I'm basically saying is, in that concept of separating from your roots, what we have with the right today is a movement saying, let's all start planting trees.
01:22:37.000And on the left, you have a movement of people saying, chop as many as you can down because then we can do cool stuff with it.
01:22:43.000We can build houses for the future children that we're not having.
01:25:46.000We're bringing God and science together.
01:25:47.000Is that a pager, BP? Confraternity of Christian Doctrine.
01:25:51.000But no one ever said that when we were kids.
01:25:54.000And, you know, to be honest, we always kind of felt bad for the kids who had to go to CCD because it meant they were in school on the weekends.
01:27:11.000And it's not, because there's this really funny meme where someone wrote, you know, 1990, guy wants to bang a toaster.
01:27:19.000Gets smacked upside the head and says, knock it off.
01:27:23.0002024, guy wants to bang a toaster, goes online, finds a thousand other people, builds a community, and now he has some weird crackpot, you know, mental disorder.
01:29:05.000Two people will test each other and see if they can handle conflict before they have babies to be like, are you going to be able to handle the kids?
01:29:12.000Because they're going to be a lot crazier than what I'm doing right now.
01:29:15.000It's like Taylor Swift with Travis Kelsey losing the Super Bowl.
01:30:10.000AOC's community is, I'll describe it like this.
01:30:14.000Every city has 10, we would call, deviant individuals.
01:30:18.000So a small community, let's say there's 100 people, and 90 of them, they're all slightly different, but 90% of them hardworking, go to church every Sunday.
01:30:36.000Somebody would try and run for office and say, I believe the ne'er-do-ells should have the power, and they'd twirl their mustache, and then the 90% of people would be like, get out of here.
01:30:43.000Along comes AOC, and she says, I want to rally all the ne'er-do-ells.
01:30:49.000And she sees ten of them, and she speaks to them in public, and they cannot muster enough money to get her elected.
01:30:55.000She goes online, says, tell all of your friends.
01:30:58.000All of the nasty, deviant individuals, the people who are lazy, who are Marxists, who are naive, who are dumb, who are jealous, who are vindictive, all pool their resources from outside of her district, send her money to her, where she then uses it against her district.
01:31:15.000AOC uses that money to hire staff, and it is effectively, I see it no different than if every country of the world donated money to Democrats to get them elected.
01:31:28.000It's a problem with the town square thing.
01:31:33.000Same with, like, inappropriate things being posted on X. I don't know if I could use a word on the stream, but we all know what I'm talking about.
01:31:39.000If we saw that in real life, if there was two people doing inappropriate things in public, we'd go up and be like, hey, you're going to jail.
01:32:05.000She's able to escape that and feel so important and so special and become a celebrity in her own right because of the online abilities.
01:32:12.000And that's a big thing, which I would even make it get your I'm curious to get your thoughts on this.
01:32:17.000I've said for the last two years, I'm really overwhelmed with the violence in this country.
01:32:21.000Everything, every news story is about the most violent, horrific acts.
01:32:24.000Unless it's an active shooting, I don't think that specifically school shootings, unless it's honoring the victims, I don't think shootings in public should be local news stories.
01:32:33.000I think that if it's in your area, it's something that matters in that neighborhood.
01:32:38.000But broadcasting things in Nebraska, a shooting, what am I in New York going to be able to do about that besides feel horrible, feel paranoid and scared?
01:32:45.000It's like all coming together and making us, the globalization is...
01:32:51.000So there's two reasons for that, right?
01:32:53.000First of all, the left wants to see laws passed against firearm ownership.
01:32:58.000So the idea that if you can convince the population that there is a massive problem with firearms, then you're more likely to get support for legislation, first of all.
01:33:08.000And second of all, anxiety is something that the left also wants people to experience.
01:33:13.000because I've said this multiple times on the show.
01:33:15.000Happy people don't engage in revolutionary activities.
01:33:20.000If you have a society that's happy, that has hope, that believes in its future, that's comfortable with itself, there's no reason for a revolution, right?
01:33:32.000But the left wants to see revolutions.
01:33:34.000The left wants to tear down the society that we live in.
01:33:43.000And so because of those things, the more people that the left can convince that we live in a terrible society, in a uniquely awful society, the more people will engage in activities that will help the left get what they want, which is essentially which boils the more people will engage in activities that will help the left get what they want, But the narrative is we want to see a revolution.
01:34:09.000get gun gun control and also to get people unhappy enough to engage in political activism they want to keep people on that line where they're just as miserable and doomsday enough to be like the world's gonna end but where they have enough hope where it's like but if i donate all my money to the dnc then it won't end i can fight climate change by donating 15 a month because it's a perfect sweet spot of anxiety exactly because it's about it's about attaining power if you tell people the truth like when you mentioned climate change if you tell people the truth about climate change right
01:34:37.000the united states can't fix climate change if the narrative that the left presents were true the united states can't do anything about climate change because china and india both together have three billion people the united states has 330 million there's 10 times the amount of people in china than there are in um in the united states so the idea that the that the the chinese and indians are going to do what the united states votes for
01:35:06.000it's ridiculous so if their if their premise is right the world is going to be destroyed be destroyed and the seas will boil if we don't do something about climate change, the proper course of action is invade China and invade India and prevent them from growing their economies using fossil fuels because they're destroying the earth.
01:35:28.000That's the logical conclusion that you'd come to.
01:35:32.000The US isn't going to pass enough laws to do anything about it and you're not going to be able to kumbaya, enough Chinese and Indians.
01:35:39.000To say, okay, we're not going to have our society develop into a modern economy and a modern society.
01:35:47.000We're going to allow millions of people to die every year.
01:35:53.000Is like, dump as much money to gender studies and we'll get the Indians to start singing Kumbaya so they stop burning fuel and polluting everything.
01:36:02.000A lot of those, when they'll donate 50 million USAID to gender trans dance festivals or whatever, you're like, what are they trying to promote?
01:36:12.000It's because they've done research on the uninitiated voters in that country.
01:36:17.000And there's a large segment of this type of person, which in this instance would be the trans activists.
01:36:22.000So they're like, OK, we've got to get those people.
01:36:23.000We've got to manipulate them with music so that they'll vote the way we want them to vote.
01:36:27.000And that's why you get these weird industries that are getting funded.
01:36:31.000It's because those are the uninitiated voters.
01:36:51.000So it was really funny because I asked, I can't remember when we were on the show, like, how come Trump didn't gut USAID the first time around?
01:36:58.000And I don't know if it was you, Phil, but someone was like, you really think Mike Pompeo wanted to...
01:37:58.000But it's the same way that Ben Shapiro will never say the name of a school shooter or any kind of public mass shooter.
01:38:03.000And then these news articles, like the fact that Luigi is a more common name than the actual name of the UnitedHealthcare CEO is despicable and it's horrifying and I hate that culture.
01:38:13.000Was it a comedy show in New York the other night?
01:39:45.000This one's a bit more evergreen, we call it.
01:39:47.000Evergreen means, you know, if you understand how the money is being used against you, and it's longstanding, it's historical, this one's going to be relevant for a lot longer.
01:39:58.000I don't mean to disrespect the Lawrence Southerns infringed.
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01:44:42.000Nicholas Roberts asks, what's the difference between Rumble versus Tim Kassab?
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01:45:22.000There are a lot of people who lapsed their memberships, however, and they've been asking, and I don't have a good answer for you, but I will talk with the team over at Rumble and see what they think.
01:51:02.000It is progressing so insanely quickly, it's terrifying.
01:51:06.000We are probably a year or two away from being able to say, you voice the text, you just say, you press the side button on your phone and say, render me an episode, a TV show about Spider-Man and Ian being best friends and then going to Vegas and winning a jackpot.
01:51:22.000And then it'll go rendering, and the thing will, you know, will render, and then it'll make the film.
01:51:27.000There's a travel channel on YouTube that uses my voice, AI voice.
01:54:31.000So Leah Antak says, what if I already have a Rumble account?
01:54:34.000I haven't seen the premium with my Timcast account.
01:54:37.000So if you're not using the same email, that's what it really is.
01:54:41.000So the email that you log into Timcast with, create a free account on Rumble with that email, and it will give you premium for free so long as you remain a member of Timcast.com.
01:54:51.000And moving forward, you know, I know it's kind of confusing, but Timcast.com membership is largely just community events and Discord server.
01:55:00.000And all of our exclusive content is on Rumble Premium.
01:55:03.000I know it's kind of weird, but there was no...
01:55:05.000You know, one of the challenges we had when having these conversations is we will never shut down the Discord.
01:55:10.000And if anything happens, we're going to create a new community for people to gather.
01:55:14.000We are setting up these coffee franchise locations because we want people to be able to meet in real life.
01:55:17.000We are doing the Culture War, where the Culture War show, we're setting it up right now, and hopefully we get one in the next month, maybe two.
01:56:15.000And what we want to do with this is, for one...
01:56:18.000We want to get everyone involved and make it more...
01:56:21.000We don't want it to be super elitist where it's like only the famous personalities are ever doing these things.
01:56:26.000There's a diamond in the rough out there somewhere.
01:56:28.000So we want to give everybody a chance to be a part of the conversation.
01:56:32.000But we also know, because we were having this conversation, we're like, you know, there's a lot of people out there that are probably extremely intelligent and talented and have just never gotten into the fray and had these debates.
01:56:42.000So we fully expect that periodically when we do these shows...
01:56:46.000There are going to be people who have their big break when they come on, engage in this debate, and absolutely roast everybody.
01:56:52.000And then the clip goes viral, and they're like, dude, did you see this guy roast Tim Poole?
01:58:28.000Based African says, Tim, what you're describing about the crazy people not connected with their community is the same as the scaling problem you've described before, except with sentient beings who have technology to talk to each other.
01:58:39.000Those that aren't familiar with the scaling problem, it is quite simple.
01:58:42.000Let's say Apple releases 100 iPhones with a 1% failure rate and gives them out to 100 celebrities.
01:58:50.000One celebrity posts on X, my phone broke.
01:59:55.000But also, seeing in Utah, it wasn't like I wasn't in Alaska on a trip.
02:00:00.000You know, I wore the pants that keep you warm under, like the long underwear and stuff.
02:00:05.000I can send you the link, but you should have bought it when it was $44.
02:00:07.000We, uh, Boonie's, so we're bringing a couple of my buddies to work with Boonie, for Boonie's HQ production, and one of the videos we're going to make is that I ordered 1,000 Pop-Tarts.