On today's show, Michael Cohen, the star witness for the prosecution in the Trump trial in New York, admitted that he stole $60,000 from the Trump Organization in the actual payment that allegedly was to pay back Stormy Daniels.
00:00:42.000Even CNN has a legal analyst explaining how could Trump have known what was going on with this money, that it was going to Stormy Daniels, if Cohen was actually stealing large portions of it.
00:00:53.000So there's a bit of confusion right now.
00:00:55.000Even I was confused because you're getting a bunch of different reports on different numbers.
00:00:59.000Cohen, and I'll break it down for you.
00:01:21.000And then as part of that $50,000, the Trump organization actually reimbursed additional tax liability, assuming the 50 grand was going to that company.
00:01:30.000He said, here's extra money in the event that you actually have to pay tax on it, because they were paying Cohen.
00:01:35.000It wasn't necessarily a reimbursement.
00:02:42.000From the photos we've seen, it looks like the helicopter just crashed on a foggy day, which does happen.
00:02:49.000But considering this is coming a month after rocket fire exchange between Israel and Iran, He has a lot of people who don't believe in coincidences, so we're going to talk about that.
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00:04:00.000Joining us tonight to talk about this and so much more is Dr. Michael Rechtenwald.
00:04:39.000The amount of people who are planning on being there and the rumors that are flying around Trump is going to be there, RFK is going to be there, I mean this is going to be wild.
00:05:02.000I also think, don't be surprised if just a bunch of other political commentators and personalities end up showing up because of how big this is becoming.
00:05:10.000Once they said Trump was going to be there, then if you are in the political space, if you're a commentator and you are not in D.C., you are missing out and you'll be sitting at home with FOMO.
00:05:18.000But we'll talk about that later as well.
00:05:40.000I can't believe this is the news today.
00:05:43.000Michael Cohen admitted to stealing from the Trump Organization in the actual reimbursement they claim was supposed to go to Stormy Daniels.
00:05:52.000I will break this down very quickly for you.
00:05:55.000Cohen says he needs to reimburse this IT company, Redfinch, $50,000.
00:06:01.000They say, OK, we'll add $50,000 to your total pay package.
00:06:05.000So Cohen is a lawyer working for the Trump Organization.
00:06:09.000And they say, OK, we'll give you $50,000.
00:06:12.000Michael Cohen testifies, he takes that money, puts $20,000 in a brown paper bag, hands it to the IT company and is like, take it or leave it, puts $30,000 in his pocket, and then the Trump organization says, by the way, we're putting another $180,000 in your total pay for potential tax liability.
00:06:30.000They had no idea what they were giving this man money for.
00:06:35.000The argument from the prosecution is that Trump knew this was going to Cohen for For paying off Stormy Daniels, among other expenses.
00:07:03.000Michael Cohen admits to stealing from the Trump Organization while clawing back Stormy Daniels' hush money.
00:07:07.000Of course, all of the more left-wing outlets are still going to try and make the claim that the Trump Organization knew they were paying up this $130,000 reimbursement, which I doubt.
00:07:20.000The reimbursements to Cohen for the hush money payment, which Mr. Trump paid out in monthly $35,000 installments in 2017, totaled $420,000.
00:07:29.000As part of the reimbursement plan, Cohen had also billed the Trump Organization $50,000 plus taxes for money that Cohen was supposed to pay to the tech firm Red Finch.
00:07:40.000He gave Red Finch a brown paper bag filled with $20,000 in cash, still owed the vendor $30,000 for the contract he testified.
00:07:47.000The initial payment was only enough to placate him for the time being.
00:07:50.000He said, I still needed his service and I need his availability.
00:07:53.000You stole from the Trump Organization, Defense Attorney Todd Blanche asked.
00:07:59.000Mr. Blanche also asked whether he has ever pleaded guilty to larceny or paid back any of the money to the Trump Organization that he stole from them.
00:08:39.000In the event there is any kind of crossover, and Cast Brew ends up covering a cost that ultimately should be the responsibility of TimCast, TimCast does a flat reimbursement.
00:08:50.000They say, here's the $100 back you paid at the time.
00:08:53.000Let's say it's a guy walks up and says, this parking bill for your vehicle is $100, and only Cast Brew has the money on hand, and say, okay, we'll reimburse us, and we'll cover the cost of the vehicle.
00:09:04.000It's a reimbursement for a business expense.
00:09:07.000The only way this makes sense, in my view, they gave $180,000 tax compensation to Cohen because they had no idea what any of the money was for.
00:09:32.000And so when he says, oh, I need another $180 for taxes, they're like, sure.
00:09:36.000I think it's fair to say, if that is true, it's not just $60K he stole, but the $130K on top.
00:09:43.000They had no idea what they were paying for.
00:09:45.000They thought they were paying services.
00:09:47.000So where the $60K number comes from is what we can say.
00:09:50.000The media, the court, there's been no ruling out on whether Trump is innocent or guilty, although we think, I think everybody who's paying attention thinks it's absurd and he's innocent.
00:09:58.000But what they're saying is by taking the $30K, Putting in his pocket, and then getting the 50k expense, getting tax liability on top, which is 30k, and then putting that in his pocket, he lied to get a $60,000 bill on top of the money that he was actually owed.
00:10:16.000So, there you have it, ladies and gentlemen.
00:10:18.000I don't see how this trial... I'll say one last thing.
00:10:24.000I really thought there was a possibility that on the last day of the prosecution's case, they were going to slam the piece of paper on the table where it's like, I, Donald Trump, hereby request Michael Cohen reimburse Stormy Daniels that nobody finds out, blah blah blah, sign Donald Trump, notarized in the state of New York, something like that, like here's the bombshell.
00:10:44.000Not only was there no bombshell, the bombshell was for the defense.
00:10:51.000There's already conversations about why he's not going to prison for grand larceny, having admitted he stole this money.
00:10:57.000And the crazy thing is, even CNN is now saying that this is a worse crime than anything Trump's been accused of, and they're having him testify against Trump.
00:11:09.000One of the craziest bits of legal analysis that I saw so far was, never have we seen a prosecutor have a felony criminal case flip to try and get a misdemeanor.
00:11:21.000I mean, it's almost too bad that he didn't say, yes, I paid them a brown paper bag and then I carried out everything else in a canvas sack with a dollar sign painted on it, right?
00:11:30.000Like, he's blatantly stealing and it's, I mean, he's already been convicted of campaign finance violations.
00:11:36.000Like, he has had to defend his credibility on the stand before.
00:11:39.000I heard a couple talking heads try and defend since doing a testimony, a former lawyer of Of Cohen's was on MSNBC saying, well, let me remind you that Donald Trump is on trial and he doesn't have to defend his credibility at all.
00:11:52.000In fact, the documents corroborate it.
00:11:54.000But I think the defense has done a pretty good job of pointing out kind of how this key witness, this star witness is not reliable.
00:12:01.000And in fact, he presents lie after lie after lie.
00:12:04.000I mean, it's not it's not the smoking gun case they seem to pretend it was.
00:12:08.000Let's operate from—so this $60K theft, this is the wild thing.
00:12:12.000It's from the prosecution's perspective.
00:12:14.000If the prosecution is correct and Donald Trump actually did the things they claim he did, then it is a fact.
00:12:23.000Let's take a view from the—let's take the perspective of the defense.
00:12:30.000They had no idea what Cohen was doing.
00:12:32.000And Cohen's own former... They say lawyer.
00:12:35.000Costello says he was his lawyer, but he's arguing it's a legal advisor.
00:12:40.000Their defense is that Cohen did this of his own volition without them knowing.
00:12:44.000If that's true, Cohen stole the $130,000 by lying to the Trump Organization about what he needed the money for, and the Trump Organization just blindly paid invoices.
00:13:06.000I said, thank you and have a nice day.
00:13:08.000At the end of the year, some nine months later, they told me, in passing, someone from accounting was like, oh, we got your invoices paid up.
00:13:46.000I mean, I have a problem following all of the stuff going on with Trump, the legal stuff, because there's so many different cases.
00:13:54.000And to be honest with you, I don't find any of it particularly compelling because I just feel like it's all just Things being thrown at him to see what would stick.
00:14:04.000And I feel like that's what the average normie kinda does.
00:14:08.000I don't think the average person is tuned into this.
00:14:11.000You have to really hate Donald Trump or really, really love Donald Trump to go ahead and pay attention to this.
00:14:29.000And I think this hurts the credibility of both New York, and I think that it filters through to the rest of the government.
00:14:37.000Just the overall... This is the party that's... People are going to look at this as extremely partisan, and this is a Democrat-run operation.
00:14:46.000That's how they're going to look at it.
00:14:48.000There's reports from the courtroom that the jury's tired, right?
00:14:51.000That they're starting to shift in their seat.
00:15:36.000Oh, it was the stuff about the Fauci stuff.
00:15:40.000The fact that everyone knew that it was actually... Game of Function.
00:15:43.000This harms... Like, right now, the population is significantly skeptical of institutions, whether it be the government, whether it be... And it goes through whether it's the government, the judicial system.
00:15:58.000There has never been a time in my life when the institutions have been more suspect by the population, and the institutions have earned every bit of that suspicion.
00:16:11.000Everything from the financial markets, to the government, to the judicial system, to the elections.
00:16:32.000But the point being, at a time when the population has never been more skeptical of the government
00:16:41.000They're doing this garbage stuff that isn't going to go anywhere.
00:16:45.000Let's jump to this on the Post Millennial.
00:16:47.000CNN legal analyst says Michael Cohen's stealing from Trump org is a more serious crime than Trump's alleged falsification of business docs.
00:16:56.000I'd say Democrats have lost CNN, but they lost them weeks ago.
00:17:01.000This court case has been so abysmal for the anti-Trump activists that even CNN Fareed Zakaria saying this case would never be brought against anybody whose name wasn't Donald Trump.
00:17:29.000CNN's Ellie Honig says Michael Cohen is guilty of more serious crimes in New York than those alleged against Trump.
00:17:37.000The fact that he was never charged with larceny is important because stealing $60,000 through fraud is a more serious of a crime than falsifying business records.
00:17:49.000I believe, based on the testimony we've already heard from Costello, and what we know about Michael Cohen, The story is that Cohen wanted to pay off Stormy Daniels without anyone knowing, so he took a home equity loan to do it so nobody would know what he did.
00:18:04.000It doesn't make sense that Trump went to his lawyer and says, can you take care of this and get an NDA signed?
00:18:07.000Because that's normal, normal contractual work.
00:18:10.000You go to a lawyer and say, someone's got a bad story.
00:18:13.000Get him to sign the NDA and pay him a settlement.
00:18:16.000Why would Trump or anyone need to hide that fact that they're doing something like this?
00:18:21.000The fact that Cohen took out a home equity loan, admitted to doing this, suggests he was trying to conceal what he was doing.
00:18:27.000That would mean it's not just $60,000 stolen from Trump.
00:19:22.000And so the idea that Trump personally goes, no.
00:19:24.000Cohen was taking care of it because he's trying to, I think he's trying to butter himself up to the Trump administration, or the Trump organization.
00:19:31.000I keep saying administration because he did become president.
00:19:33.000And I think the reason was Cohen was able to steal money through invoices and he didn't want to kill the goose that laid the golden egg.
00:19:40.000Yeah, I think for Cohen, it's like, what's your incentive to pay off Stormy Daniels?
00:19:45.000He could eventually, if he pulls it off, this heist behind the scenes, make himself look good by saying, I took care of this for you, don't worry about it.
00:19:55.000I don't know that's actually the case.
00:19:56.000I wonder if he's just trying to protect Trump to protect himself.
00:20:01.000The longer the Trump train keeps going, he gets to latch on and suckle from the teat without them realizing it.
00:20:06.000Let me play this clip from CNN for you guys.
00:20:10.000The way this was raised and addressed on direct is what Julia Louis-Dreyfus would call yadda yadda yadda.
00:20:15.000I mean, here's what Michael Cohen said.
00:20:25.000Here's the direct testimony, the way Michael Cohen explained what happened.
00:20:28.000It was actually a girl that Costanza was dating.
00:20:32.000Michael Cohen explained this whole thing, quote, that's what was owed and I didn't feel Mr. Trump deserved the difference.
00:20:39.000That's a lot different than I stole $60,000 from my boss on the transaction at the heart of this case.
00:20:46.000And by the way, the fact that he was never charged with larceny is important because stealing $60,000 through fraud, which would be larceny in New York state, is more serious of a crime than falsifying business records.
00:21:08.000He described it apparently as, well, I looked at it as a form of self-help, which makes me wonder about any other business interaction Cohen has been involved with with the Trump Organization forever, right?
00:21:18.000I mean, Again, he is convicted of campaign finance issues.
00:21:37.000Take a look at this from Paul and Gracia.
00:21:39.000Actually, I'm wondering if you could try and fact-check this real quick, Hannah-Claire, to pull this up, because this looks like Paul is sharing direct testimony, but I'd like to have the actual transcript.
00:21:49.000Blanche, did you mean it when you said revenge is a dish best served cold?
00:22:20.000So this came out during the trial, of course, so I'm assuming it is correct, but we will get a fact check if we can find direct testimony on that, just to make sure we have it right.
00:22:30.000I'm sorry, Cohen is as degenerate as you can get.
00:22:49.000How would you... One of the things I want to know is that First, I think Trump is on track to win right now.
00:22:57.000That being said, as someone who is running for president, how would you deal with these abuses of government that we've seen, not just in this case, but first and foremost, likely, I should say, with cases like this?
00:23:10.000But also, we can go way down the line with FISA, Julian Assange.
00:23:14.000What is a libertarian president going to do with things like this?
00:23:18.000You mean with this kind of abuse by the state, the outrageous prosecutions and so forth?
00:23:26.000I think this goes down to that we need to boil down these institutions to the local level and that we would eventually privatize all this.
00:23:40.000Ultimate aim, but I think in the meanwhile, you know, you de-weaponize these departments immediately, like the DOJ and the New York Attorney General's office.
00:24:02.000Because they're corrupt, and they're abusing power, and they're thieves.
00:24:06.000You know, first of all... Sorry, Gateway Pundits reporting the same thing, and they're saying that Paul Inglis was live reporting from the courtroom.
00:24:44.000But I bring that up because there's a reason why it's not, you know, we on the show has talked about the prospect.
00:24:50.000If Donald Trump gets elected in November, and I think based on all standard metrics it looks like that's going to be the case, but there is shadow campaign, we don't know what's going on behind the scenes.
00:25:05.000I mean, we want to see, I want to see, I know probably everyone in this room wants to see accountability for corrupt government, which is a broad, which is a bit nebulous, but that ultimately means firings, criminal prosecutions where warranted.
00:25:49.000First and foremost, I think that's going to be a product of Congress in concert with the next administration, which we absolutely want to see.
00:25:59.000My fear, however, is that, one, This is a fear a lot of people have, especially, this is a reason why a lot of people are leaning Libertarian, because Trump hired people like John Bolton.
00:26:13.000And while I still think he did an overwhelmingly good job, there is a concern that he's going to try and negotiate a deal which results in no prosecutions.
00:26:25.000I mean, he was the one saying, lock Hillary up, and then gets elected and says, we don't want to do that.
00:26:30.000I'm hoping that his attitude has changed quite a bit.
00:26:46.000If you think that Donald Trump isn't going to cut a deal, any deal that makes him look good, that gets him into the good graces of Democrats, or of the establishment, because at the end of the day, I would love to see him go in there and actually be the bull in the china shop, like everyone talks about, and I'd love to see him go in there and be mad and want to get revenge, and I'd love to see all that stuff, because I want to see, you know, cabinet-level bureaucracy is just eviscerated, right?
00:27:56.000He probably has gained enough leverage to where he probably will still cut a deal of some sort, but I think we're gonna... I don't think that when it comes to any kind of conflict, most of the time, you're not looking at absolute victory and claiming everything.
00:28:12.000Even if you win the battle, the battlefield's destroyed, the buildings are burned, and there's losses.
00:28:19.000Yeah, you're gonna lose resources on your side.
00:28:22.000I wonder if... I mentioned the Hodge twins asking about Civil War.
00:28:29.000This country fighting itself is good for the authoritarians who can then use, you know, oligarch style tactics of seizing control in the chaos.
00:28:38.000And this is what we see with revolutions and how totalitarian regimes rise.
00:28:41.000So I wonder if it actually would be better for us if Trump gets the upper hand but does cut a deal that prevents some kind of national divorce or collapse.
00:28:52.000It means we don't get everything we want, but I'm hoping that it means we get enough of what we need.
00:28:57.000The enough of what you need kind of thing, that'd be really great.
00:29:00.000I know that I've been harping on this and I'm probably going to keep harping on it.
00:29:26.000It has to be like the unfunded liabilities, your social security, the stuff that they have to pay for, not the discretionary stuff, the stuff that they have to pay for.
00:29:36.000A trillion dollars every hundred days now, man.
00:29:39.000A trillion, I saw this, I tweeted this, a trillion seconds ago was 30,000 years before Christ, okay?
00:29:46.000And we're putting a trillion, a trillion dollars every hundred days is added to our existing 35 trillion now, yet over 150 trillion in unfunded liabilities.
00:29:56.000Just real quick as an aside, if ten years ago you were like, I'm gonna, instead of putting a hundred dollars in the bank, I'm gonna put it in my Bitcoin account, Oh boy, you'd have a lot of money.
00:31:06.000They get some low-level lawyer on falsifying an email, and then the people who are actually running the show having these big meetings, they get away with it.
00:31:17.000But then again, there's the possibility that Trump is looking at the collateral damage in keeping this conflict going, which ultimately results in absurdities like in 2020, the Boston Globe reporting that war game, that Democrat war game, where they suggested the West Coast secede from the Union if Trump were to win a second term.
00:31:41.000I think we want to avoid things like that at all costs, because as much as people would love that emotional satisfaction of, like, let the commies leave the country, the communists need to fracture the United States so they can steal power.
00:31:57.000In the chaos during revolutions, you look at how communism comes to power, they need chaos, they need fractured confidence so they can start seizing institutions.
00:32:05.000Yeah, they did that in czarist Russia, that's exactly what they did.
00:32:09.000So in order to avoid all that, what if Trump says, I'm going to win, but it means these people go off and live on an island somewhere and they don't go to jail?
00:33:13.000I swear Phil made this joke the other night when we announced the debates.
00:33:16.000Someone on here said this, that we had to screen Biden for uppers and see what's going on.
00:33:20.000Oh, definitely he's on Adderall or something like it.
00:33:23.000I got a shout out that viral tweet, because I don't remember who, I don't know the account who said it, because I just saw it going around.
00:33:29.000And they said, it was a CNN tweet saying the debate June 27th between Biden and Trump is on.
00:33:35.000And they said, we are about to see the Manhattan Project of psychoactive stimulants on this night.
00:35:48.000He can talk about the southern border.
00:35:49.000And I don't know that Biden is going to be able to coherently defend his record and also launch a counterattack against this.
00:35:59.000I don't know that Trump is going to actually make it about economics or monetary policy because that's not Trump's wheelhouse either.
00:36:07.000But there was that video that went around two weeks ago or whatever, three weeks ago, of Biden's lead economic advisor or whatever, completely incapable of articulating why we borrow money from the Fed.
00:36:20.000Now, not that I can articulate it better, but I yell at a stick for a living.
00:36:25.000That guy's head of the president's monetary policy, uh, whatever.
00:36:31.000A lot of spending isn't actual spending.
00:36:33.000that you can just keep printing money.
00:36:35.000The modern monetary theory that they're operating under, that's still fairly new when it comes to monetary theory.
00:36:44.000A lot of spending isn't actual spending.
00:36:46.000So it's like, let's say I've got a thousand bucks in my bank account,
00:36:50.000and someone who works here is like, hey, we need to get the lawn mode.
00:36:55.000I can say, I'm going to increase your spending limit to $100.
00:37:29.000And what that basically means is we're going to tell all these weapons manufacturers, we're going to tell these PMCs, do it, bill us later.
00:37:36.000And then this is what drives inflation.
00:37:39.000We're, like, you know what I love about the IRS?
00:37:42.000What is it, 87,000 agents they're doing?
00:38:07.000You go after millionaires and billionaires, they're going to file lawsuits, they're going to challenge you, they're going to file claims, and you're only going to end up getting what?
00:38:17.000A lot of people don't realize that the so-called 1% are actually paying a lot of taxes already, and they're certainly not the The bounty that these leftists think that they are, that that's where all the money is at, that's absolutely not true.
00:38:36.000They think that the way that leftists talk about, you know, billionaires and stuff, it's as if they think it's Scrooge McDuck.
00:38:45.000You know, he's got a vault full of gold coins and then they go and just swim around in it.
00:38:49.000And if they just tax them, if you tax them enough, Then you'll give enough money to the government to make the debt go away and pay for everything, and then they'll also still have a vault of money that they can swim in.
00:39:01.000This is all premised on the idea that just by virtue of making a profit you're a criminal, that this is actually theft.
00:39:08.000So it really does go back to Marxism, the idea that they're robbing the workers at the point of production, exploiting them, and that's where your surplus value comes from, and then And then, that's why the state is necessary to intermediate between the two forces, the two bodies.
00:39:27.000The labor theory of value is a load of garbage.
00:40:21.000They say he's kind of like a straight edge guy.
00:40:22.000So probably not, especially if he's called, yeah, he doesn't drink.
00:40:26.000There were rumors that he was taking some kind of uppers at some point or whatever.
00:40:29.000I don't know that that's true, but I'm like, okay, well, if Trump's willing to do it, Biden, oh, Biden's going to be hopped up on goofballs.
00:40:36.000See, I want Trump to come out and be like, sure, we can do a test, but I'm only taking alpha brain or whatever.
00:40:46.000I think, I mean, the thing is, I don't know if they responded yet, but the Biden administration is going to act like, you know, Trump is this terrible person for suggesting this and how dare he insulting character.
00:40:55.000And the reality is they insult Trump's character all the time.
00:41:05.000But it is notable that Biden's team, when they released this video, saying, oh, well, I challenge you to debate, you've pointed this out several times.
00:41:41.000Yeah, we do this in... You get the exact, you know...
00:41:44.000Well, what you do when you're producing a video is you record the room for 30 seconds to a minute with no one talking so that you have what's called room tone.
00:41:55.000And then you can play that anytime there's a jump so it sounds seamless.
00:42:05.000I mean, they could have at least cut it from the side, moved the camera somehow, but obviously they cut that so badly.
00:42:12.000If I was Trump, what I would do is I would have someone take a single word from a bunch of different speeches so that it's, I, Trump, hereby accept your debate.
00:42:21.000And he'll be like, I beat you with the jump cuts, Biden.
00:42:23.000Do you think that they were doing that stylistically because that's how a lot of YouTubers do their videos?
00:42:30.000Oh, it's just that they can't get a single singular complete sentence out.
00:42:34.000Well, but I feel like if you had a competent editor, you could edit that.
00:42:39.000No, so there's a technique that they do where they have two cameras set up.
00:42:46.000One wide, one long, and that way when they press record on both cameras, no matter how many times you mess up, they can do this thing where it jumps forward and jumps back, and that's what Biden was doing.
00:42:58.000When he's like, you know, look here, and then it gets closer, and then he says something, and then it goes further away, and then further.
00:43:03.000It's a technique for, in the least amount of time, trying to get the sentences you need.
00:43:09.000If they had a single shot of Biden, You could zoom in, but it hurts the resolution.
00:43:15.000If you shoot in 4K, you can downscale to 1080 and you don't need two cameras anymore.
00:43:56.000It's very different, and I think that's the problem between the two candidates, right?
00:44:00.000The difference is stark, and if you were a Democrat analyst right now, if you were advising this campaign, I don't know what advice you could give Biden if this really is just mental decline, right?
00:44:30.000In an op-ed published on Monday titled, How Can Biden Save America From Trump's Return to the White House, Drop Out of the Race, USA Today urged for Biden to drop out for the good of the nation and the party.
00:44:40.000Jeremy Mayer, an associate professor at George Mason University Schar School of Policy and Government, wrote for the outlet that Biden and GOP presumptive nominee Donald Trump are the two oldest among the most unpopular candidates in our history.
00:44:53.000The Republican Party, the piece stated, is stuck with former President Donald Trump unless he dies or is incapacitated medically, adding that he may have to win to stay to jail.
00:45:03.000But there is a way for President Joe Biden, a step aside, to voluntarily remove himself for the good of the nation and the party.
00:45:10.000See, I think they keep Biden alive and they want to push him down our throats because it's a ritual humiliation practice.
00:45:14.000is one of the few national Democrats who could get Trump reelected.
00:45:18.000Let's uh, no, wait, don't, Biden, you're our only hope. You must run. See, I think
00:45:25.000they keep Biden alive and they want to push him down our throats because it's a ritual humiliation
00:45:31.000practice. I mean, they want to say, look how, how much power we have. We can put this guy who
00:45:37.000can't even walk and talk in the presidency.
00:45:40.000And it's very cynical. And that's like, this will make you realize we can do anything here to you.
00:47:15.000Well, I think we're going to be in the conversation more than ever.
00:47:18.000We're going to be pushing the Overton window toward liberty.
00:47:21.000We're going to get our principles and our views out.
00:47:24.000But do you think you'll convert former Democratic voters to libertarianism?
00:47:28.000Well, they have to go through a lot of decompression and other types of... I mean, that's the hardest batch to get.
00:47:34.000But I think Republicans will fall off into libertarianism, thanks to... Once we show them, here's the things that would really benefit America first.
00:47:45.000And look how much better this would be for America than what he's done.
00:47:49.000And I think that's... Some people are saying Fetterman.
00:47:54.000This is the thing about Fetterman and Joe Manchin.
00:47:56.000Joe Manchin, a lot of more independent or old school Democrats like him a lot.
00:48:01.000He hadn't announced that he was going to retire yet, but there were a lot of rumors that he was considering a bid for presidency either as a Democratic challenger or an Independent.
00:48:08.000Now that would bring my black pill back in.
00:48:10.000Because if they do that, this guy is brain dead.
00:48:14.000I mean, he has real serious cognitive impairments.
00:49:27.000I think Donald Trump would, you know, go, go full out against her, but I don't, I don't know how that would go, uh, with your normies because they already don't like the more coarse side of Donald Trump.
00:49:50.000I do think it would be absolutely fantastic if, as the Democrats are imploding, the Libertarians rise up.
00:49:57.000I would just say, maybe it's a bit of a pipe dream, but the idea of the two parties being Libertarian and Republican would be absolutely fantastic.
00:50:04.000It'd be cool, but the thing is, at least for me personally, COVID really blackpailed me on how much people want liberty.
00:50:12.000I think that people want security more than they, at least nowadays, because we've had, historically in the U.S., we've had, for the most part, people have been so free for so long that they're so used to it.
00:50:26.000The idea of not being free doesn't really register.
00:50:48.000So you get all of these states locking down, you get the governor of New York murdering people, and not just New York, you've got New Jersey, Pennsylvania, I believe it was Pennsylvania, as well as California, you got Michigan, nursing homes with COVID patients, and it's killing the elderly.
00:52:37.000The most radical, and interestingly, Tim, The most radical people in the party are the people that are willing to roll up their sleeves and do work to actually make this happen, to make liberty come true.
00:52:54.000They don't just sit on the sidelines and criticize.
00:52:57.000I think the Libertarian Party needs a better identity.
00:53:00.000But I suppose it actually makes a whole lot of sense.
00:53:03.000When you look at Jonathan Haidt's research on moral foundations, the only... So I love this, because at first they were like, there are five moral foundations, and then they met a libertarian.
00:53:23.000And so what they ended up finding was there was a sixth moral foundation, liberty, and libertarians have like—okay, so let me pull up the moral foundations, actually.
00:54:21.000So if you take a look at this, it's actually fascinating because it shows left-liberal, conservative, and libertarian averages alongside whoever took this test.
00:54:29.000The individual who took the test scored a 100 on care, an 80 on fairness, but loyalty is 40, authority is below 40, purity is a little bit above 40, and liberty is 23 or so percent.
00:57:04.000So this ends up, you get a bunch of leftists who, this person's actually, I don't even know if they're a socialist because they don't have any authority, but they have no liberty, so clearly there's something at odds there.
00:57:37.000Is that when I'm talking to friends, and I say things like, look, the Mises caucus are actually pretty great, listen to what they have to say, they point to woke libertarians.
00:57:57.000He's for Ellis Island-like immigration, and he's pro-choice, bodily autonomy, and also he believes that people under 18 children can take transgender... So he's woke?
01:00:09.000Let's jump to this next story from the AP News.
01:00:12.000I don't know if this means World War III or what, but Iran's president and foreign minister died in a helicopter crash, and the AP says it's at a moment of high tensions in the Mideast.
01:00:22.000So this is, you can see from these images that were released, it was very foggy, and so the official story is that they were struggling to see, they crashed.
01:01:51.000Well, it's also interesting because even, regardless, like if it is bad weather, he crashed the mountain, like total accident, there's another underlying tension of like, but if you guys weren't so restrictive of us, we wouldn't have this problem.
01:02:02.000So even if it wasn't direct aggression, there's a way for anyone who wants to spin it to blame.
01:02:08.000They're going to blame Israel anyways, right off the bat.
01:02:10.000In that case, you'd be blaming America, right?
01:02:24.000And they were going to blame Israel anyways, as soon as it happened.
01:02:30.000Israel got blamed for the rain in Dubai.
01:02:32.000You know, like they're going to blame the Mossad for this.
01:02:35.000So I don't think there's any kind of question about whether or not anything's going to become of it.
01:02:41.000I don't actually think so, because I don't think the president, being that he's just the president, he's not like the Ayatollah, he's not really the guy in charge.
01:02:49.000Right, he's not really the guy in charge.
01:02:51.000And they do have a cover of this fog, right?
01:02:58.000Yes, pilots often go under the fog in a crash.
01:03:01.000That's how you assassinate a world leader.
01:03:03.000Right, at that moment, that's what I'm saying, using that fog, the literal fog of war here.
01:03:09.000Yeah, if Israel, or I shouldn't even bring up Israel, but literally any nation, the United States wants to get rid of the Iranian president, that's the time you do it.
01:03:20.000And the crazy thing is, with the way cyber warfare currently, the state of cyber warfare, You know, I'm at the point where it's just like, I think it's fair to say every nation has its finger straight in the machines of the infrastructure of the other nations, and they're all ready to pull the pin at a moment's notice.
01:04:19.000So we're talking, how many people are in cyber command?
01:04:22.000How many people work private and public cyber security?
01:04:27.000I do not believe it is possible to secure our infrastructure based on how massive the infrastructure is and based on how difficult it is to actually track security vulnerabilities with how many people we have.
01:04:43.000The same is true for literally every nation.
01:04:45.000I'd be willing to bet the US, China, Russia, Iran, Israel, they've got pins in every machine and they're ready to pull them at a moment's notice and it's going to shut down gas, electricity, key infrastructure, bridges are going to be going wild, and look what the US and Israel did with Stuxnet.
01:07:15.000I just, I feel like the operations that they're doing in Gaza, like, they're coming to a close.
01:07:20.000They don't have any more major operations that they're talking about.
01:07:24.000Like, they're about to- Rafa, there's still a question of whether they're going to They're in Rafa now, though.
01:07:29.000Yeah, but a further siege with more bombardment, yeah.
01:07:33.000Okay, well, okay, so I don't know exactly what's going on, but it seems like it's winding down there, because there's not a whole lot much.
01:07:43.000And they're starting the conversation about, like, well, what will it look like once it's over, which is interesting.
01:07:48.000I just, I don't see that, I don't think that this isn't going to be, I don't see an escalation is what I'm saying.
01:07:54.000And not, again, not that I, not like I have any kind of like inside information or oh blah blah blah, I just don't think that there's going to be any more significant escalation with Israel and I don't think that Iran I don't think it's going to do anything.
01:08:09.000I don't know that they have the weaponry to do much.
01:08:25.000They do have their hands full with Ukraine, like whether or not like it's not like it's not like they could go ahead and have another war that they could actually.
01:08:33.000Yeah, they're not as crazy as the United States.
01:10:17.000And then he went on to speak to the NCAA, he had another meeting during that week.
01:10:24.000And I just think that that was a blunder on Joe Biden's part.
01:10:29.000I think it's, I mean, I don't know, but I think that his administration is kind of
01:10:34.000clunkily trying to court voters among minority people and they can't do it.
01:10:39.000I think he's gonna, for everyone, he's going to have to answer for the economy and he's going to have to answer for the geopolitical tension.
01:10:45.000Any young graduate, regardless of race right now, is looking at the world saying... That's why he's at CFAR.
01:10:49.000Because he's trying to win these voters.
01:11:41.000Daily Mail reports, Kid Rock wielded a gun, hurled racial slurs,
01:11:44.000and instigated a physical altercation with a reporter, according to a new Rolling Stone article.
01:11:48.000Of course, I don't believe Rolling Stone because they lie about too much.
01:11:51.000Writer David Peisner recalled the encounter in a piece published Sunday,
01:11:55.000following his interview with the country rapper in Nashville last month.
01:11:58.000During the unhinged chat, they delved into topics ranging from immigration
01:12:01.000and Donald Trump to Kid Rock's right-wing warrior persona.
01:12:05.000As the drinks flowed and Kid Rock's intoxication grew, Peyser described a tense moment where the musician abruptly produced a black handgun, waving it before Peyser's face in an apparent attempt to make a statement.
01:12:16.000And I've got a effing GD gun right here if I need it.
01:12:20.000Kid Rock, who is also close friends with Trump, reportedly, Trump Jr., reportedly shouted, I got them everywhere.
01:12:26.000The cowboy hitmaker reportedly used the N-word multiple times, notably while asserting that Republicans were the one who freed the slaves.
01:12:34.000He says, do you think you could whoop the ish out of me?
01:12:39.000He allegedly asked Peisner, who responded, probably not.
01:14:36.000Although, like, I actually think, you know, Rolling Stone wrote how Kid Rock went from America's favorite hard-partying rock star to a MAGA mouthpiece.
01:14:44.000I don't even know why you'd agree to do an interview with these people.
01:14:47.000Why really do an interview with Rolling Stone?
01:15:19.000It's like we're talking about all these really awful things, a demented president, the death of another president, World War III, and so I intentionally pulled up the silly stories for levity.
01:15:29.000It is fair, but there are people that do get really upset about that.
01:15:32.000I mean, there are people that will, you know, Make threats and try to get people fired and stuff.
01:15:38.000I just gotta say to everybody who's listening, if we talk about Kid Rock cussing up a storm and screaming, go Trump, there are gonna be people who are going to say something like, why are we talking about this?
01:15:51.000And then if we're like, okay, let's pull up the, you know, the story from Iran and the present, I'm going to say, you guys are pessimists talking about war too much.
01:16:01.000I'm not even talking about the intensity of it, it's more of a comment on the fact that an adult swearing is something that actually is, even though it is for levity.
01:17:15.000There's only four rules and he broke three.
01:17:18.000I think the thing is with Kid Rock, they're always going to want to pull him out to be like, this is what everyone who supports the MAGA movement looks like.
01:17:25.000He is this crazy guy with his long hair and he says crass things and he has a gun or whatever it is.
01:17:35.000If you have a neighbor who has a Trump sign in his yard, this is who lives next door to you.
01:17:40.000Regardless of what you think of what Kid Rock said or Alleged said or did or whatever, like, the idea is to be able to hold up people who seem distasteful to the public and say, anyone who supports Trump is like this person and here's why you should be not just like, not friends with them, but also sort of scared of the weird and crazy things they do.
01:17:57.000Yeah, they do the same thing to, you know, on a smaller scale, of course, to the people in the Mises caucus in the Libertarian Party.
01:18:04.000They find, you know, they try to associate us with all kinds of racism and, you know, other kinds of indiscretions that they don't like, but it's, you know.
01:18:16.000You know that someone at Rolling Stone was like, are we a music publication?
01:18:20.000I feel like I haven't been for a long time.
01:18:23.000Maybe that conversation happened 10 years ago.
01:18:25.000Right, the editor walks up to one of the Democrats that's working in the office currently on the phone with Joe Biden and he's like, you know how we used to be a music publication?
01:18:34.000Let's interview Kid Rock so we can smear and insult Trump supporters.
01:18:39.000And the Democrat was like, that's a great idea and I can pretend to be a journalist.
01:19:15.000He wasn't a mad ideologue who tried to destroy civilization with an utterly flawed theory Uh, and it wasn't a, you know, really he didn't cheer on mass terror, although he did.
01:19:33.000Like, how did you get... Listen, I mean, I was indoctrinated through... I went to graduate school and got indoctrinated through English departments and tons of books and reading they kept thrusting on us and, uh, eventually... But you weren't political before that?
01:19:59.000I thought there was some ethical basis to it.
01:20:03.000I thought it was more ethical than capitalism, but I realize now that it's absolutely the most unethical economic system there is, because it's premised on theft.
01:20:14.000And what made you, when did the tide start to turn?
01:20:17.000When I was at NYU and I started speaking up against, like things started percolating in my head about this social justice of wokeness and all that.
01:21:14.000You may have come across communist memes on social media.
01:21:17.000The man, the meme, the legend behind this trend is Karl Marx, who developed a theory of communism, which advocates for workers' control over their labor instead of their bosses.
01:21:25.000The political philosopher turned 200 years old on May 5th, but his ideas can still teach us about the past and the present.
01:21:31.000The famed German co-authored the Communist Manifesto, which scholar Frederick Engels in 1848, a piece of writing that makes the case for political theory of socialism, where the community, rather than rich people, have ownership and control over their labor, which later inspired millions of people.
01:23:03.000Great Britain was completely behind that, even with military assistance.
01:23:10.000Yeah, but you could argue that the power of the East India Trading Company basically dictated the government was operating outside of its borders.
01:23:17.000I suppose that at a certain level the state and the corporations operate interchangeably.
01:23:21.000It was a colonialist project as well, so... But I think it's probably just fair to say that at a certain level there's a coalescence of government and corporate power into a fascistic machine.
01:23:38.000I always look at it from the side of the state and what they're doing, and they would not be able to have collusion with corporations if they didn't exist.
01:23:48.000Well, for what reason teenagers need to learn about Karl Marx?
01:24:55.000The Her actor released a statement following OpenAI pulling its Sky voice from ChatGPT, which many people sounded like her.
01:25:02.000This is the degree of insanity in which we are currently living.
01:25:06.000If an AI sounds too much like a celebrity, the celebrity complains, and then they pull the AI, even though it was not actually based on her voice.
01:25:14.000Scarlett Johansson said on Monday that OpenAI used an eerily similar voice to hers for their new ChatGPT 4.0 chatbot, despite having declined the company's request to provide her voice.
01:25:25.000I guess the gist of the story is they did offer, she said no, and so they found someone else who sounded kind of like her to use her voice instead, but then she was like, hey, that sounds too much like me.
01:26:04.000They're making completely AI-generated videos in every way.
01:26:08.000So, eight years ago, between six and eight years ago, we had this Elsagate fiasco on YouTube, where people were using computer programs to auto-generate videos that they could upload to YouTube that would manipulate the algorithm, and they'd make money.
01:26:25.000The problem is, at this point, the computer-generated videos were rudimentary at best.
01:26:30.000They would write a simple program that says, like, first they created an animation.
01:26:35.000Two figures doing Tai Chi and dancing to a poorly recorded version of Finger Family, a nursery rhyme.
01:26:41.000Then they wrote a simple script saying, choose at random these skins for the figures.
01:27:45.000The AI chatbot program pulls a factoid, generates a quick video of it, and then, or it's a random selection of clips related to the keywords, and then an AI-generated voice says it, with text appearing on the screen, auto-uploads it, and this is replacing all media.
01:28:05.000With ChatGPT voice and stuff like this, people aren't going to talk to people anymore.
01:28:11.000They're not going to listen to podcasts.
01:28:12.000You're going to get a call from your, in my case, you're going to get a call from supposedly my son.
01:29:06.000And then we started moving into the internet era.
01:29:08.000And in this period, you've got decentralization to a little bit where things flattened out and shows like this were able to emerge.
01:29:15.000But now we're entering total saturation with AI generation.
01:29:18.000Meaning, at first it was like, are you skilled enough to do a show and speak to the masses?
01:29:24.000You gotta have the technical capabilities, you gotta have a producer, a sound guy, all of these people come together to build a machine to send that broadcast out.
01:29:33.000And it was so hard to do that there were very few and everybody watched the same ones.
01:29:37.000Then with the internet became easier and easier and easier.
01:29:42.000Still there's a level of work ethic and technical know-how you need to record videos, produce a show.
01:29:48.000We are now at the point where people are almost entirely, not almost entirely, but we're moving very much into Minute soundbite, social media.
01:29:58.000So people are just scrolling up, scrolling up.
01:30:00.000Random video, random video, random video.
01:30:02.000Consuming no real information from them.
01:30:05.000And we're coming to the point where it's CGI and AI.
01:30:12.000The value is zero, but the dopamine is 100.
01:30:17.000So this is the end, and the good news is that it's gonna be Scarlett Johansson who's whispering sweet nothings into your ear as you fade away into the Matrix.
01:30:57.000Portable, non-invasive, mind-reading AI turns thoughts into text.
01:31:02.000Oh, so we're going to not, so we won't... This is what Neuralink is really going to come down to.
01:31:07.000You're going to be connected to the cloud, your brain will be connected to the cloud, your brain, your thoughts will be known to the cloud, the central database, and they'll actually import, impute thoughts to you.
01:31:22.000You know, he's working so hard on Neuralink, and Neuralink has been talking about one of the challenges they have is that these very thin wires apparently get displaced.
01:32:01.000So what they do is, they have people watch videos, and then they tell the people to say what they're watching.
01:32:09.000The AI, the computer, then scans the brainwaves of all the people watching these same videos, and after enough samples, the AI says, I got it.
01:32:19.000This pattern correlates with these things.
01:32:21.000And they got to the point where I was watching this video, And the guy says, now we're at the point where you can put on the headset, watch the video, and then the computer will tell us what you're watching.
01:33:15.000Absolutely, they've been talking about this for 20 years.
01:33:18.000So, we're gonna get to the point where, More than that.
01:33:22.000Kurzweil, you know, going back to... This EEG technology, if it improves dramatically, and the market will dictate, and there's a value for government especially, they're going to find ways to minimize the requirements of an EEG so that they can scan your thoughts at a distance, and maybe they already can, and then use AI to decode what you're thinking.
01:33:47.000Let's show them a picture of Hitler and see what he thinks!
01:33:52.000You'll be walking down Times Square, and they will be scanning all of the thoughts, and then all of a sudden there will be a guy walking, and the cops are gonna run out and grab him, and he's gonna go, I didn't do anything!
01:34:59.000They can actually stop you and detain you for wearing a mask and make you remove it.
01:35:03.000Granted, a few years ago, it was the opposite.
01:35:06.000They would stop you and detain you if you weren't wearing one.
01:35:07.000The most dangerous prospect here is if the government uses this stuff to control people, to read their minds and actually control their behavior.
01:36:23.000Because, you know, if you don't want government regulation, How do we keep all of these things in balance as the technology races forward?
01:36:31.000The only regulation I would like to see is to keep it out of the hands of the state altogether.
01:36:38.000And otherwise, I think competition is the only answer because otherwise we're going to have these dominating forces like who monopolize the market and they have a particular ideological standpoint, have a particular agenda.
01:36:53.000We need to have competition and let it flow.
01:37:45.000Kyle says, wanted to say thank you to Cast Brew and Alex Stein for sharing my tweet showing our Cast Brew coffee display at Chronic Golf plus Games.
01:39:00.000Push women to always empower women, make men attack every man who opposes, leading to never-ending feedback loop breaking society.
01:39:07.000Khan's oppose feminist message can't root out due to innate desire to nurture vulnerable.
01:39:14.000To stop evil invader Pearl's value not in the hot takes, but she rejects normal group preferences, thus defangs feminists of most subtle useful weapons, open more people to seeing Purge virus.
01:39:26.000I believe you probably needed four or five to get the full message out, because your shorthand became very difficult to understand.
01:39:43.000I'm not saying she shouldn't be, but I'm saying she is.
01:39:45.000And my thoughts, she basically, you know, some guy said, you know, my wife and I pray, you know, try to talk about how to serve the Lord better, and I pray that you find someone.
01:39:56.000And then she said, like, your wife is 40 and overweight.
01:40:12.000Because there's no real logic behind someone saying, I pray that you find a life partner, and then you say your wife is an overweight old woman, you know what I mean?
01:40:21.000Yeah, I like to take that as an insult and attack.
01:40:32.000I mean, my impression of Pearl, who was a perfectly lovely guest, was that her audience is... Her message is for men who are looking for information about the way, you know, modern culture has changed women, and it's sort of looking for confirmation of things they already feel.
01:40:51.000So, you know, maybe the fact that she's so aggressive online appeals to... Pearl's a masochist.
01:40:56.000I think Pearl is right about a lot of important things.
01:40:59.000When she talks about divorce court, and the biases in the system, and the problem with the laws, I agree.
01:41:03.000But I do believe that she is an anti-feminist by speech, but a feminist by practice.
01:41:12.000And I'm sure she might not appreciate it, or maybe she agrees.
01:41:15.000She's a 26-year-old, unmarried, professional woman running a company with employees.
01:41:20.000I mean, this is the second-wave feminist dream come true.
01:41:23.000A woman choosing in her mid-twenties to not get married, not have a family, to be a leader of industry with millions of fans, and to be making—I'm assuming she's making millions at this point with how big her audience is, I could be wrong—but she started a new company.
01:41:41.000This is, this is, it's absolute feminism.
01:41:43.000I, I, I wouldn't know what else you'd call it.
01:41:46.000I don't know what your thoughts are, Phil.
01:41:48.000I don't know that I would call it feminism.
01:41:51.000Um, because just because she's just because she's, uh, an entrepreneur or doing entrepreneurial things, because I don't know exactly how much she is.
01:42:01.000She does it compared to like, whether, whether it's like a team or whatever.
01:42:06.000Um, Because if I understand correctly then this could be this is just what I've heard I could be wrong But if I understand correctly her father's involved with with her Her stuff as well But but I mean I don't think that she's actually a feminist just because the message that she's putting out there isn't a feminist message I said anti-feminist speech, but a feminist in practice well again again I don't I don't think that I don't think that just having a a career is is in
01:42:48.000Second wave feminism was about property and about whether or not they could work at all and whether they could own property and stuff.
01:42:54.000So I called her a second wave feminist in practice.
01:42:58.000I mean like like so the victories of feminism resulted in the creation of Pearl and she's
01:43:04.000saying that she speaks out against third and fourth wave feminism for sure but she upholds
01:43:08.000second wave feminism. I get I get the point that you're making because she's out there working
01:43:11.000and stuff like that but I don't know that she's actually looking to promote that message so.
01:43:17.000Right I don't think she is but there's there's a difference between the words you say and then
01:43:22.000That's why I said her speech is very anti-feminist in a modern context, but she wholly represents feminism.
01:43:28.000When you're debating a conservative Christian woman and saying, what makes you think you have the right to tell your husband how to worship God, and what makes you think you have the right to tell other men how to lead their households?
01:43:40.000It's like, You're taking a Christian conservative perspective and critique while being a feminist.
01:43:48.000I don't even know what her actual beliefs are, though.
01:43:50.000Like, I know that she says that she's against feminism and wants to see, you know, I guess she's kind of red-pilled.
01:44:00.000But other than that, I don't know if she's actually all that religious.
01:44:29.000I agree with a lot of Pearl's criticisms when she said, like, how many of you here were virgins on your wedding night?
01:44:34.000And then people are going like, oh, because like conservative Christian women don't really often stand up to those values they claim to because they're not actually ultimately traditional.
01:44:44.000But then she defaults to when someone says, what's the solution?
01:44:46.000She goes, I'm not telling anyone what to do.
01:44:47.000And it's like, oh, OK, so you're criticizing conservative women because you think they're hypocrites.
01:44:57.000She's critical of women, she's critical of the feminist hypocrisy, she's critical largely of conservatives right now and how they talk about God and all that, and she is an unmarried 26-year-old professional woman running her own business.
01:45:41.000Yeah, except that there's been a time, I mean, there's a whole history of women in power that weren't feminists and well before the feminist movement and owned businesses and ran, you know, whatever.
01:46:27.000What do they get to do that we don't get to do?
01:46:29.000What should we be doing in relationship to the actions they're taking?
01:46:32.000I mean, it's a very – even though it has the root word feminism, it has female in the name, it's actually very much about men and reacting to them.
01:46:42.000Yeah, especially third wave when it's about just taking down the patriarchy and all that.
01:46:46.000And fourth wave being like should we let biological men into our club?
01:46:50.000The one thing that I think creates a logical inconsistency for me is Pearl offering up no solutions.
01:46:55.000Literally, I mean, that was her position, was, I'm not telling anyone how to live, or to live like me.
01:46:59.000I'm saying, this is just the way things are.
01:47:01.000And it's like, are you mad about the way things are?
01:47:04.000Because you contribute to the way things are.
01:47:06.000Even, like, if you're upset that women are doing certain things that you don't like, that courts favor women, the laws favor women, all of these things are bad, then It's almost paradoxical to be a representation of second-wave feminism.
01:47:22.000Aside from the fact that she's got a red-pilled message, I don't know exactly what her... I don't know where she's coming from.
01:47:28.000I don't know if she actually considers herself trad or anything other than just, oh, red-pilled and I think women are whores.
01:47:37.000Which is kind of falling short of her stick.
01:47:54.000Yeah, a lot of people don't realize that the industrial control systems that a lot of our machines operate on haven't been updated since the 80s.
01:49:37.000When other countries started building their infrastructure, they skipped the CDMA technology and went straight for I believe it was called... GSM.
01:53:02.000Because people are always like, what can I do, you know?
01:53:04.000And it's like, well, the first thing you can do, the easiest thing you can do, without even to think about it, is eat right, track your macros, and get fit, and get healthy.
01:53:11.000So I always recommend MyFitnessPal because it'll tell you how much you should eat every day.
01:53:15.000And that's the fascinating thing because you're like, there's a lot of people are like, I don't understand.
01:53:19.000I eat and you know, I'm not losing weight and I don't know how much I'm supposed to eat or what I'm supposed to do.
01:53:23.000It's like you download this app, you put in your age, your weight, what you want to weigh.
01:54:05.000I highlight Dubuque as the perfect example of quintessential America.
01:54:09.000When we're not talking about West Coast potheads and New York Democrat failed policies, when we're talking about your average everyday red-blooded American, I bring up Dubuque, Iowa as your quintessentially middle American town.
01:54:28.000It's the perfect, it's the perfect city for it.
01:56:07.000But it is interesting because this is – I mean I remember traveling in Turkey and I – at the time, one of my little sisters was very, very, very small, like stroller age, infant in lap kind of thing.
01:56:16.000And everyone would come up to her and be like, oh, she's beautiful and it's just a – it's such a different attitude and I think that's really important for young people right now to know that like If you're surrounded by a community that's like, hey, having kids is good and we're excited for you and we'll be there with you, it's such a different attitude going into something that of course is challenging and frustrating and probably at times not super glamorous or fun, but ultimately like it is an important investment in your culture, in your life's future.
01:56:42.000That commercial is A++ from Coca-Cola and we should start a boycott campaign to demand they bring that commercial here.
01:56:54.000It's like for a split second you think the guy is like, noooo, but he's actually super excited and happy that he's having another kid.
01:57:01.000I don't imagine that that kind of commercial or advertisement is going to be in the United States anytime soon, especially considering the reaction.
01:57:24.000And then the baby will have coffee and we'll be drinking it.
01:57:28.000And we'll be like, he was happy because now he can share coffee with his baby.
01:57:32.000I think you could do something like that, because a lot of women don't drink coffee during pregnancy.
01:57:36.000Like, the first cup of coffee she has after delivering their baby, you get the shot in the hospital where they're all happy, and he, like, brings her a cup of Casper coffee.
01:57:46.000He says, honestly, it seems Michael Cohen was the one to sleep with Stormy Daniels.
01:57:51.000He took a home equity loan to pay off a porn star specifically so his wife wouldn't know, and then he stole money from his employer in order to pay that loan back.
01:58:31.000Uh, there's different, uh, ticket packages, so, uh, there's, uh, there's press passage, of course, and you also have, uh, tickets to different events, like, uh, the different speakers, and, and so forth.
01:58:46.000I think, uh, I'm pretty sure Luke's gonna be there.
01:59:43.000All right, Aaron says, love the show, know you aren't a Christian, but how can you overlook over the 2,000 prophecies that have come to pass from the Bible?
01:59:52.000Read Revelation, check out chapter 18, USA is Babylon, these things will happen, get your hearts and minds right.
01:59:57.000Oh, there's more, and I forgot to add, serve Lord Jesus Christ.
02:00:04.000Um, because I've talked to tons of people, even on this show, and one of my favorite subjects, eschatology, and they all have different answers.
02:00:15.000So, you know, I don't know what to tell you.
02:00:17.000I do think, we had this really great discussion on the Members Only show last week.
02:00:22.000about the existence of God, and what I was saying is I think a lot of atheists conflate religion and God instead of the idea that God could exist outside of religion, and that religions just give sort of a quantified rule-set moral structure and, I guess, canon around their faith and their religion and why it exists.
02:00:44.000Even if the Jews are wrong, or the Muslims are wrong, the Christians are wrong, or the Hellenistic Odinists are wrong, or whatever, God could still exist and everyone could be wrong.
02:00:55.000All right, let's see if we can grab one more real quick.
02:00:59.000Dom says Pearl is the other side of the Hasan Abi coin.
02:01:12.000We are all participants in a republicanist form of government, and that's why the actions of the modern few are different from what they represent.
02:01:16.000is like calling college students Republicans, because they vote for representatives.
02:01:20.000Yes, we are all participants in a republicanist form of government. And that's why the actions of
02:01:29.000the modern few are different from what they represent, like what, like, this is my point.
02:01:33.000The the the people who are these like college students, who actually go out and vote,
02:01:42.000trying to burn the system down are still participating in a republicanist form of government.
02:01:48.000That doesn't mean they're Republicans, right?
02:02:07.000Here's what I think is wrong with the system.
02:02:08.000And I'm like, okay, so this is, if you were a communist saying, I want to destroy the system and I'm going to vote in ways that destroy it.
02:02:26.000I say, this is a feminist disposition criticizing hypocrisy and conservative, uh, Christian women, as well as many modern third and fourth wave feminists.
02:02:35.000So it's a second wave, nondescript feminist, in practice, targeting the hypocrisies of modern feminism and the failures of conservative Christian women.
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