00:02:44.000Just happened last night when another pollster cited by Nate Silver and the New York Times and many others, even Newsweek, admitted it fabricated all but one of its polls.
00:02:55.000And it was claiming it didn't fabricate the one because it needed like a basis for it.
00:02:59.000Apparently, it was fundraising off of that one real poll.
00:03:03.000Now, the question is why are they doing this?
00:03:05.000Are they trying to skew the perception of the election so it looks like Democrats are doing better?
00:03:09.000Because all of these are favoring Democrats.
00:03:15.000I would actually lean towards, I think they're trying to manipulate the prediction markets.
00:03:19.000When they put out these fake polls, Democrats look better in the prediction markets, and then you can sell at a premium or buy Republican, reveal that the polls were all fake, and then when it collapses, sell the Republican at a profit.
00:03:53.000Democrats have an advantage, but they always do in early voting.
00:03:57.000I still think it's fair to say Democrats are probably likely to win, but it's not as bad as people think, especially when you start retracting these fake polls.
00:04:05.000No joke, Newsweek literally issued a retraction on fake polls.
00:04:20.000It's an extension request for a search warrant.
00:04:22.000And it lists her name as Ilhan Nursed Elmi, not Ilhan Omar.
00:04:27.000The assumption is, or the implication being made by many people, they're alleging Ilhan Omar used a fake name to enter the country as a child, Omar being a relative, but her father having the name Nursed Elmi.
00:04:39.000And thus, that's her actual name, which it's evidence she married her brother.
00:04:45.000We don't know for sure, but we're getting more reporting.
00:04:48.000One suggesting, straight up stating Fox News, that her husband was giving investors.
00:06:37.000But I saw the Democrats change, and then I saw the progressive movement change dramatically.
00:06:43.000From Bernie's campaign in 2015 to what they became in 2020 and 2021.
00:06:47.000And I ended up leaving the party the third day of the DNC, walked out during Oprah Winfrey's speech, actually, went home, uploaded a video to TikTok that I thought was just going to be my resignation letter to about 60 people.
00:07:03.000And I woke up the next day and it had millions of views.
00:07:06.000Were these people, like the comments and the response you've gotten, would you say it's a bunch of, it's more conservative or do you think it's people like you?
00:07:13.000Probably 20% people like me, disaffected Democrats, I would say maybe like 60% Republicans, and then the rest were very, very angry Democrats and progressives who have still been very, very angry at me since this book came out.
00:07:33.000You know, I lean to the right on immigration and culture issues and stuff like that, but I'm still a little bit more to the left on healthcare.
00:07:40.000I feel like you probably traditionally are somewhat left on cultural issues, but the left is so far left.
00:07:56.000Lock people in jail, keep them away from my babies.0.93
00:07:59.000I had a little boy, like a white boy.0.92
00:08:03.000And yeah, I just got really disgusted by the way that my colleagues and people that I knew in Democratic politics would talk about white men, especially.0.56
00:08:12.000It was like a constant, this is very real.
00:08:14.000I write about how they would discriminate against them and hiring practices in my book.
00:10:41.000Let's jump into the big story for all the doubters, for all the naysayers, for everybody who mocked Donald Trump, his supporters, and just skeptics who said, I don't believe these polls.
00:10:52.000New York Times reporting discovery of new fake polls, plural, puts a spotlight on trust in surveys.
00:11:01.000A supposed pollster had released a series of midterm surveys that were picked up by well known polling aggregators, but on Tuesday, The group acknowledged that almost all of its work was fake.
00:11:15.000The pollster had been releasing surveys since June, shifting from one midterm battleground to another Michigan, Maine, Kansas.
00:11:21.000On Tuesday night, after the polling website 501 contacted the pollster, Wedgwood Polls, with questions about the authenticity of its surveys, the team behind the supposed data firm acknowledged that almost all of its work was fake.
00:11:34.000The whole thing, Wedgwood claimed, was an experimental project.
00:12:18.000You can go on Polymarket and make a wager.
00:12:21.000It might be Kelsey, but I think Polymarket on the temperature of New York City.
00:12:25.000And it'll say, temperature of New York City rises above 85 degrees, yes or no.
00:12:32.000If you buy yes and the temperature hits 85 plus, you get paid out a dollar for every share you bought, right?
00:12:38.000A dude took a blow dryer, plugged into a portable battery, walked up to the thermometer, the thermostat that gauges the temperature of New York, and blasted it so that it would spike and he'd win money.
00:12:50.000It was in Paris and he did it for like six months.
00:13:30.000And particularly in the midterms that are coming up, Republicans are already kind of seem to be not particularly excited about going to the polls.
00:13:41.000I just this past week went or this past Monday voted in New Hampshire, went up to get that done.
00:13:47.000But you got to get out and vote no matter what the polls are saying because.
00:13:52.000Polling has been an absolute mess for the past 10 years almost.
00:13:57.000It was, you know, Donald Trump was supposed to lose in 2016.
00:14:32.000No, I just want to say, I knew people back in like 2021 that were Democratic operatives that were actually betting on these prediction markets.
00:15:05.000Because if you have internal polls, I will say one of the biggest problems with this, though, has been the manipulation in the primary races.
00:15:14.000I actually think that it worked with Abdul Al Sayed.
00:15:17.000That's part of the reason that he is now the nominee in Michigan for the Democrats, is because of these polls that have been fake that showed him so far ahead of his more moderate opponent, Mallory McMorrow, less extreme, doesn't bring Hassan Piker to campaign with her.
00:15:57.000And then when you have groups like the New York Times just taking this at face value and reporting it, I mean, it's kind of egregious what happened to McMorrow.
00:16:51.000And then it turns out vibes don't really work.
00:16:54.000We're not enough to get us over the edge.
00:16:56.000But something happens to the polling when Trump's on the ballot.
00:16:58.000I think that's what I'm not necessarily going to the mat for pollsters here.
00:17:02.000But when Trump's on the ballot, to your point, they either don't know how to pull Trump, but they don't understand that Trump voters aren't necessarily Republicans.
00:17:08.000And in many cases, that's why you had what's-her-face say Iowa was going to go to Kamala.
00:17:35.000But I got to remind people that are like really hoping that there's got to be some sort of issue and that the Republicans are going to win the midterms that 2022 was fine.
00:17:55.000And if you remember the 2018 midterms, people were fired up.
00:17:58.000Like the Trump administration, like even with everything that's happened in the second term, things are still better than they were at the first half of the first term, where it was like a disaster at the first half of the first term.
00:18:10.000And Republicans, I remember, and I was young, but I remember, and you can go and read and see what people are up to.
00:18:15.000People were fired up to go vote in the midterms.
00:18:17.000You got to rub in that you were young back then, right?
00:19:48.000You're seeing a lot of Republicans have no ammo right now because the economy, the perception is that it's poor and there's a lot of numbers that would show people are struggling.
00:19:58.000And that's the one thing that President Trump and a lot of Republicans are trying to convince people is like, look, The stock market's great, but your average person doesn't own enough stock or don't own stock.
00:20:14.000Like the two things that matter is we're like in a no fire, no hire situation, if you look at the jobs report.
00:20:17.000And secondarily, hour over hour wages are down relative to last year.
00:20:21.000Those are the two things that matter for people that are just like one foot in, one foot out voters.
00:20:25.000And so, yeah, you need to give that ammo to Republicans going to the stump right now because they're having to go and do like culture war stuff that no one cares about.
00:22:35.000We should capitalize on the backlash against immigration and let's run like an anchor baby in Ohio.
00:22:41.000It's like, dude, that just gets to the core of Republican hubris sometimes.
00:22:46.000But it's like we do have lightning in a bottle with immigration.
00:22:49.000That's another one that I think the Trump administration should be communicating more effectively because that has downstream effects that help with affordability, that help with You know, things in that sphere like housing, jobs, et cetera.
00:23:00.000Again, the messaging has got to be there.0.96
00:23:03.000People don't want to hear why Iran's actually secretly super awesome.
00:23:09.000We've got this story from Fox News Ilhan Omar finally emerges after DC raid with video pleading for cash to fight Trump.
00:23:17.000This is not even the biggest story, it's just the one that's gotten picked up for the most part with a shiny picture of Ilhan basically crying.
00:23:24.000What's really crazy is this from Will Chamberlain.
00:23:28.000The federal search warrant against Ilhan Omar names her as Ilhan Nursed Elmi, aka Ilhan Abdullahi Omar, indicating that DOJ believes she is present in the U.S. under a false identity.
00:23:43.000Revealed in a scheduled order today from CDC.
00:23:45.000Tom Fitton says, strangely, the DOJ refers to Ilhan Omar by another name, Ilhan Nursed Elmi, in its filing in the Judicial Watch Disclosure case.
00:23:54.000Before the court are three applications to unseal ex parte materials and proceedings related to a federal search warrant.
00:24:01.000For the personal residence in the District of Columbia of Congressman Ilhan Nursed Elmi, aka Ilhan Abdullahi Omar, the subject.
00:24:15.000They changed their name to enter the U.S. as relatives of a specific Omar family from Somalia who were already granted asylum in the U.S. Her brother, Ahmed Nursed Elmi, was granted asylum in the U.K. under his real name.
00:24:28.000This is the same brother she married to give citizenship in the U.S. Ilhan Nursed Elmi married Ahmed Nursed Elmi.
00:24:36.000Now, I don't know if it means her name is fake, real, or whatever.
00:24:39.000It does mean, however, the DOJ is acting as though her name is Ilhan Nursed Elmi.
00:24:46.000She married a guy with that name, which implies the DOJ is saying straight up, she married her brother.
00:26:34.000My dad's a citizen, so I can be a citizen too.
00:26:36.000And the argument is, back then, you know, paperwork was loose and wild, huh?
00:26:42.000Yeah, I mean, look, the fact that a judge signed off on the warrant, in my opinion, especially a Democrat appointed judge, he was.
00:26:51.000Bosberg was the kind of mentor of this guy.
00:26:54.000You guys might have talked about this already this week, but the fact that that was the condition for the warrant strongly implies that there's substance there.
00:27:05.000The Democrats generally circle the wagons and do their best to protect their compatriots or whatever.
00:28:28.000And so some reporting that her sister was talking to the feds, and that doesn't mean her sister is like cooperating, but it certainly means you're dumb.0.99
00:28:36.000Because when you're like incriminated, you stay silent.0.99
00:31:53.000Meanwhile, like, Pakistanis, like, Bump bellies with their family like 80% of the time, and then liberals are just like, it's like a weird cultural quirk.1.00
00:32:02.000No, then you go to San Francisco and you're like, How are you criticizing Missouri?1.00
00:32:08.000There's a lot going on in San Francisco.
00:32:10.000And also, like, we're all, I mean, if you're, if you have any Mayflower ancestors, you're related to like pretty much every white person in the country.
00:32:16.000I mean, like, uh, like, I'm like, me and Taylor Swift and Avril Lavigne are all like six cousins.
00:33:30.000How would you feel if you found out that your wife was like your third cousin?
00:33:36.000That's an episode of House where this guy is like with a chick, and then they bolt, like he gets some kind of disease, like sickness, and then his wife comes down with it, and they're like, it must be contagious, but then they find out it's genetic.
00:33:46.000And he's like, eventually they find out they're brother and sister.
00:36:24.000You know, an entire political wing that is doing its best to get as many people onto government assistance as possible to ensure that those people continue to vote for them, you're going to produce these results.0.71
00:36:38.000Let's put it like this If I told you guys that I invited a black bear into this studio right now, would you be like, Tim, that's totally fine?
00:36:48.000And then when the bear mauls Evan to death, would you be like, Bear, what are you doing?
00:36:52.000Or would you be like, Tim, why'd you let a bear in here?
00:36:54.000I would probably have a problem with you.
00:36:56.000Because the bear is just doing bear stuff.
00:36:59.000And the reason I bring that up too is because some black bears are well trained and are on shows and they're friends with people, and some bears are not.
00:37:06.000And so I'm not suggesting Somalians are overwhelmingly like morally unjust people.0.92
00:37:11.000I think we're saying they're like black bears.
00:37:13.000Well, I'm saying that people have their nature, and I don't like to judge everyone based on the actions of those that are bad.
00:37:19.000So what I'm saying is, yes, I understand Somalia as a culture and a people.
00:37:23.000They have serious problems, a civil war, there's like no government, it's miserably bad.
00:37:27.000But isn't it like there are Somalis that are absolutely fine?1.00
00:37:29.000They get along in this country just fine and follow the rules and try to avoid these things.
00:37:33.000So, the problem I see with what Democrats do, the big picture is when you invite the entire criminal element of Somalia to come here and exploit our country, well, then everyone's going to be mad at Somalians in general because they're looking at a pattern.
00:37:47.000But when you look at something like a place like Nigeria, the people that tend to migrate from Nigeria are upper class, they make a lot of money, they're intelligent.0.58
00:37:55.000The reason why is those who are capable of succeeding, saving, and moving, it's very expensive.0.98
00:38:43.000So, what I'm going to do is travel across the entirety of Africa, fly to Brazil, then travel through one of the most dangerous places on the planet, the Darien Gap, risking my life worse than it was back at home, then go through Central America, the rest of Central America, Mexico, finally come to the American border, and then I'll be safe.
00:39:09.000If we find out that on your journey as a refugee, you went somewhere more dangerous than your home, you're disqualified.1.00
00:39:16.000So if, like, you're from Somalia and you're like, and I went to the Darien Gap, it's like, okay, that's worse than where you're from, so you're disqualified.0.97
00:39:23.000Actually, you get deported back to the most dangerous place that you went through.0.58
00:39:26.000It's like, I went to the Darien Gap, it's like, okay, it's like, then I went through, like, cartel land, or like, okay, then I went through Baltimore, and you're like, hey, wait a second.
00:39:33.000I think immigration is great, I think it's very important, I think we should embrace it.
00:39:37.000That doesn't mean opening the borders to literally millions of people.
00:39:40.000That doesn't mean H 1Bs to displace American workers.
00:39:43.000It means we say if you can afford it, if you're smart enough, if you're trustworthy, you can come and apply and you get a probation.
00:39:51.000If you're actually like, you know, adding value and money into the system instead of just taking.
00:39:56.000And that's something that I never really understood actually with my old friends on the left is that, you know, they wanted things like Medicare for all, right?
00:40:04.000But at the same time, they'd want to extend those benefits to everybody else without ever realizing that.
00:40:09.000That's just not a good psychological sell to the American people.
00:40:12.000Like, they're never going to go for that.
00:40:34.000It's to a leftist, voting is like, and don't take offense to this, it's like prayer.
00:40:40.000Right, they're hoping that this is what they get, even if you can't.
00:40:44.000Like, it's like when a kid's praying to be able to fly in the morning, they're the kid's not going to fly, no, but they're voting saying this is what the result I want.
00:40:53.000They're not voting for a means, they're not voting for a logistical way to get there.
00:40:58.000They're voting for what they want, first of all.0.52
00:41:00.000And second of all, you're both wrong, and immigration for like 20 30 years.0.99
00:41:04.000I actually think we can start it back up.1.00
00:41:06.000Let the people we should just go, but like, we had it figured out, and then we did what, what, what act, and it like ruined everything.
00:41:51.000We literally had it figured out and it was working.
00:41:53.000Everyone was like, if you go read through Canadian parliamentary debates when they had their version of the Hart Seller Act, They quite literally said, We just think it'd be more exciting to have more diversity.
00:42:03.000Like, they hated being white so much that they're like, Let's just alter the demographics, just for let's switch it up.
00:42:08.000We had that's broadly what happened in the United States as well.0.52
00:42:11.000They like quite literally just hated the fact that you're just a white lady, right?0.82
00:46:30.000You know, the funny thing is, like, somebody even commented this.
00:46:33.000Like, there are activists who complained about Kenan Thompson saying that Goodburger was basically just a minstrel show for a modern audience.
00:50:49.000There are people out there that are on the assumption that if you're on gear and you're not lifting, you're going to end up looking like that and you don't.
00:50:54.000You actually have to go to the gym and lift.
00:50:59.000It doesn't matter what you have to eat like 20 pounds of chicken And you got to like just throw hands with every Vietnamese guy you see, too.
00:51:05.000You know, here's an important thing to understand fat and muscle both require energy to be maintained.0.99
00:51:20.000Because your body needs energy to maintain that level of fat.
00:51:23.000So, it's kind of like most people don't realize that, where it's like you got somebody who's really fat, you're like, listen, you only got to diet.
00:51:34.000If your friends have a cheeseburger for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and you're having seven, just go down to three and you're going to drop 50 pounds.
00:51:39.000One of the things that people don't realize is like when you're trying to look like the rock or whatever, you have to eat like two grams of protein per pound of body weight.
00:51:50.000So, if you're 200 pounds, you got to eat like 400 grams of protein.
00:51:52.000And then people don't even realize how much food that is.
00:51:55.000And then the day before filming, you can't drink anything.
00:52:25.000It is to gain muscles, a lot of work, even if you're on gear.
00:52:30.000And then, and most of the work is the amount of food that you have to manage to continuously shove down your throat.
00:52:36.000It's pretty wild they're still trying to cancel Shane Gillis.
00:52:39.000And even at this point, Keenan being like, we should ask him what he should have done better.
00:52:43.000And I'm just like, you probably got more ratings on that show than you've gotten in five years or 10 years because of Shane Gillis and because of what he said and how he said it.
00:52:53.000So, like, there's no reality where behind the scenes, anyone's mad at Shane Gillis.
00:52:58.000I guarantee you, all the producers are going, ha ha, let's go.
00:53:00.000Yeah, I mean, if they were actually mad at him, I imagine SNL would have made a statement.
00:53:12.000In 2020, if someone did something that was outside of what is acceptable, there would have been a bunch of people that were working there that came down on him.
00:53:21.000They would have tried to get him to make an apology.
00:53:24.000There would have been an apology by SNL.
00:53:25.000None of that stuff happens anymore because they don't have the cultural influence.
00:53:29.000Don't they do a rehearsal the day before anyway?
00:53:31.000I don't know if they do a monologue rehearsal, but I know they do the rehearsal of the season.
00:56:15.000Yeah, and then what's the onion doing now?
00:56:17.000Doing like horrible Alex Jones research?
00:56:19.000Yeah, well, now one of the people that actually works there is one of the people that works there is one of the most notorious leftists out there.
01:03:55.000So instead of doing like they do like a massive dose that blasts you for like a week and then it causes things like stomach paralysis and other weird, messed up stuff.
01:04:02.000And she was like, If you do a teeny bit, not if like if She was like, pills.
01:04:08.000And then what it does is you'll eat like normal, you'll work like normal, but then for half the day, you'll be satiated as opposed to blasting off for a week and a half off one shot.
01:08:03.000People here will like look at this, they'll like live there and they'll be like, I hope we don't turn into Paris.
01:08:10.000People look at this and they're like, oh, this is so terrible.
01:08:13.000But part of what's going on here is the perspective.
01:08:17.000Because if you look at the actual area, it doesn't look as congested from any other.
01:08:24.000The reason why this specific picture happened, Breezewood is a uniquely horrible situation where there's two highways meeting, but they don't have an interchange.
01:08:32.000So you have to get off of one highway, go onto a surface road to get on the other one.
01:08:35.000So that's why this is such a hot real estate market, is because you're guaranteed, like, Probably tens of thousands of customers every single day.
01:12:00.000I'm like, I would love to take the train, but every time I look it up, unless you've booked it out like three months ahead of time, which is who's going to do that?
01:12:05.000The train should be like the convenient.
01:13:51.000I mean, the thing that concerns me is the more people say this, the more the narrative is laid that the midterms are fixed, that it's Donald Trump, the Republicans, and that means they're illegitimate.
01:14:05.000And, you know, referring to the stuff that we were talking about last night, the stuff that Data Republicans have been talking about, the more people believe that the elections are illegitimate, the more likely it is that you have some kind of.
01:14:21.000Protests and essentially playing into the argument that what if if we get riots and protests, it'll be great for ratings, it'll be great for ratings, won't be so good for the country.
01:14:31.000Well, you know, you know, but uh, ratings, I live in the Bay Area, I don't want riots.
01:14:37.000Yeah, the funny thing is, there's riot in Democrat areas, they'll be right in areas just sitting there watching, being like, Why are they doing this?
01:14:43.000We're in DC now, there's gonna be tons of riots around here, yeah, that'd be funny.
01:14:46.000We'll be like trapped in the building, no, but it's true.
01:14:49.000I can't bring, I can't be armed around here, I don't want that.
01:16:05.000And so they go, okay, okay, you're fine.
01:16:07.000Now, apparently, since that Supreme Court ruling, these jurisdictions are all very still angry about it and strict, but it's actually substantially easier to get.
01:16:15.000So I was talking to our security company and they were like, it's actually like a form and you're good.
01:16:22.000And you get reciprocity and all that stuff along with it as well.
01:17:41.000But he's like, look, man, I'll be standing.
01:17:45.000Out, he had his kid standing outside his house, and some dude drove by and just was hollering slurs at him for being a Jewish guy.
01:17:51.000He's like, And I can't get a gun to carry in New York City, blah blah blah.
01:17:56.000All kinds of BS stuff when it comes to the city.
01:17:59.000So, let's see, it's 21 and older to get a gun.
01:18:04.000You got to pass a background check, you got to buy it through an FFL, you register with MPD, submit your application, two proofs of ID, you got to attend an in person appointment for fingerprint and photo.
01:18:16.000You pay a fee of $35, 10 day waiting period.
01:19:00.000I mean, look, like I said, in my opinion, this is laying the narrative groundwork for the Democrats to accuse Republicans of stealing the election, being illegitimate, and having some kind of organized protests starting going around, the No Kings protests and stuff like that.
01:19:54.000Your point's well taken, but still, my concern is the kind of stuff that will activate the rioters, basically, because there's all kinds of people that are out there that are looking for a reason to get out into the streets.
01:20:11.000You've got all kinds of dark money, all kinds of money that'll flow to these organizations, all kinds of NGOs.
01:20:16.000You've got the whole USAID apparatus that they didn't just evaporate when USAID was shut down.
01:20:24.000So, I strongly recommend people look at the stuff that Data Republicans are posting and be aware of what she's talking about.
01:20:33.000The kind of color revolution that she lays out, that she asserts that the former NGO people and USAID people are involved in, they've had success in other countries and they're trying to use that model here, is what she's saying.
01:20:49.000And in my opinion, it's something that they've been laying the groundwork for a while.
01:20:54.000And this kind of thing, oh, the election machines are rigged and the Republicans are actually trying to steal the election and stuff that falls right in line with what that a Republican was saying that's going to happen, or the NGOs are trying to make happen the narrative that it's an illegitimate election, regardless of who wins.
01:21:15.000And to be honest with you, if the Democrats win or the Democrats take the House, it does make for a situation that's actually better for the Democrats because they can insulate people.
01:21:28.000That are out there trying to protest and stuff.
01:21:30.000So, I mean, I think that it's something that I've noticed.
01:21:35.000I was on a radio show a few weeks ago, actually, with Christine Pelosi.
01:22:21.000And they actually, like, I'm seeing this.
01:22:23.000That's part of the reason that they're pushing for the Democrats actually to vote in person this year on election day instead of vote by mail, is because they are convinced that there's going to be ballot tampering.
01:22:32.000On the way here, you know, because we've been commuting now, right?
01:22:35.000We drive and it's like, uh, it's like about an hour drive.
01:22:38.000So I'm like, all right, you know, let's like play the news while we're on our way here.
01:22:41.000I did my whole morning show, so I've got all this information in my head, but let's see what the news is talking about.
01:22:46.000So I'm wearing the Tesla and I put on CNN, and they're immediately a lot just going, it's a discussion where they're like, so Elon Musk, right?
01:23:53.000It's about laying out the narrative so that way low information voters or low information people, people that only read the headlines or whatever, listen for 15, 20 minutes, they get fed the narrative that they want.
01:25:19.000And that's why, with all due respect to Rolo the other day when he mentioned at study, And he was like, it says that young boys are being fed this corrupting information from the manosphere, but like they're only getting fed that information because they're setting up their Instagram.
01:25:31.000You're immediately agreeing with their premise that the information from the manosphere is bad and you're arguing how they're getting the bad information instead of saying, oh, so children are getting healthy and uplifting content about being a better person.
01:26:15.000I mean, it was a huge fundraising opportunity for them.
01:26:18.000You know, the fact that actually, if Donald Trump didn't win, I think it'd actually be really hard for them to raise money, believe it or not.
01:26:25.000But yeah, they're just so motivated to paint him as like a certain way or to reflexively react to anything that he does, even when it's good, right?
01:26:33.000And even when they should agree that it's good, like shutting down the border, right?
01:26:37.000They just reflexively react and they can't, I don't know, they can't help themselves.
01:26:42.000A lot of Democrats, you guys, I naively thought that they would be receptive to my book, that they would be interested maybe because they did lose all seven swing states in 2024, right?
01:26:53.000Because I voted for Trump, it's like they automatically write me off because it's like, How could you have gone there?
01:27:00.000How many, like, do you have any friends that any anyone that was or is a Democrat that was your friend that is still your friend, or is basically everyone excommunicated?
01:27:15.000I was showing my son, and I was like, oh my god, everybody in this video except for blood family, yeah, and like my husband's best friend is completely out of our lives.
01:27:27.000Is your husband also a Republican now?
01:27:30.000He's kind of been red pilled, he was more on the left.
01:27:32.000But he really hated the way that he saw me get treated inside of Denver because of my skin color, basically.
01:28:20.000And then I said, If, I was like, Charlie Kirk, Christian conservative, invites me, pro choice, moderate Tim Pool, onto his stage so that I get a chance to debate my point of view to his fans and followers.
01:28:31.000What would happen if you went to a liberal event and defied any of their social orthodoxy?
01:28:38.000This post just like, it, it, Like every day, I see it go like on Instagram with tons of views on it, or whatever, and people reacting to it because it's true.
01:30:12.000It's mind blowing to me because at this point, during, we call it GOTV on the Democratic side, like, you're reaching out to all of these ballots that you've been chasing for, like, the past year, all of the voters that you've ID'd.
01:30:25.000We're knocking their doors, we're calling them incessantly, texting them, you know, have you voted?
01:30:45.000The Democrats do things like they will go pick you up and bring you to the polls.
01:30:49.000Yeah, but could you imagine if Republicans actually did do that?
01:30:52.000Because they've been winning elections.
01:30:54.000If they actually matched the Democrats on the organization stuff, it would be a lot harder for them.
01:31:00.000We live in a totally different country.
01:31:02.000But yeah, Republicans, and I don't know if it's a situation where, like, Republicans, the old narrative is that Republicans, you know, they're too busy doing normal person things.
01:31:12.000They're out there, you know, they're going to work, and there's way more Democrats that are activists that are trying to affect change or what have you.
01:31:21.000And it is a much more attractive idea that you're an agent of change than you're just trying to keep the status quo, which generally conservatives are looking to conserve.
01:32:26.000It started with the Somali blog that I don't know if it still exists, but somebody put in there that he had to have been my brother or something to that effect.
01:32:40.000Conspiracy theorists in Minneapolis got a hold of it and they just kind of went and like found random people who were like, She introduced us, you know, she introduced him to us and said he was her brother, which is, you know, insane.
01:32:57.000I mean, I don't know those people that they talk about.
01:34:27.000And I guess what you said, she's deleted this, yeah.
01:34:29.000She purged it, but now everyone's reposting this.
01:34:32.000If someone dug through all of her archive tweets, yep, because Nur Omar Muhammad is not her father, or who is she talking about?
01:34:39.000Is she gonna argue like, No, it was just like a guy who was really close to my family who looked after us, so I called him my father, right?
01:35:13.000Look at Brooklyn, Dad Defines, the one who originally posted it, and then Will Chamberlain grabbed it to be like, Wait, what do you mean, not to my knowledge?
01:35:29.000Yeah, my preface for talking about all of this is that following the social media posts and the claims, there seems to be a preponderance of evidence that she married her brother as immigration fraud, not for incest.
01:35:41.000She married him to get him a student visa to come to the United States or a family visa so he could study, and then he left shortly after.
01:35:49.000There is a preponderance of evidence to this case.
01:35:51.000There's social media posts, statements made by her and people around her, and the name, as well as the fact that.
01:35:58.000She was already married to another guy under Somali tradition, but not legally married in the United States.
01:36:04.000Yeah, and then she marries this guy while still being married to another guy.
01:36:06.000And it's like the whole thing is very strange, not to mention the same last name.
01:36:10.000And now you have a criminal investigation.
01:36:12.000And don't forget, Biden started an investigation under her.
01:36:15.000This is not, this is a bipartisan thing.
01:36:17.000And then you get liberals being like, it's crazy.
01:36:19.000Like, this is no, there's no way it's possible.
01:36:21.000And it's like, bro, I don't care, man.
01:36:24.000I read the news, I read the Star Tribune.
01:36:26.000The Star Tribune presented evidence and said she may have married her brother.
01:37:05.000Literally, Donald Trump can save a bag of puppies from a burning building, and the crash scenes are going to be like Trump abused those puppies.0.78
01:37:11.000And I mean, look, they're the same people.
01:37:13.000There are people that are just like that on the right that no matter what happens, they're going to take the conservative view and they're going to push that narrative.
01:37:20.000But again, Biden's DOJ started the investigation.
01:37:25.000We started an investigation, the finances.
01:41:17.000But I watched somebody, I watched a video online of the best old fashioned I've ever seen where they took an orange slice and put brown sugar on it and then torched it and then put it in.
01:42:59.000So, my wife and I were in bed at like nine o'clock on a Saturday because to us it was midnight and we have a baby.
01:43:07.000And in the middle of the night, two guys, well, actually, it's the middle of the night, but like around like 9 30, 10, two employees walk into our room.
01:43:15.000Without knocking, and we have the door cracked open, and my wife screams, and they freak out and they run out the door.
01:43:24.000And I wake up and I'm like, Whoa, what's going on?
01:43:27.000And then they started panicking, trying to make up fake reasons why they were claiming they were coming into our room.
01:43:32.000So, what I think happened was, and I could be totally wrong, but my presumption is I had just played a high profile live stream poker game with thousands of dollars.0.91
01:43:41.000Liv Bowery was there, she won like 30 grand or some stupid amount of money.0.94
01:43:44.000She's amazing, she's great at poker.0.95
01:43:49.000But if you know anything about poker, you know that everyone at the table is coming with more than just the one buy in, which means you're going to have cash or chips.
01:43:56.000I think they presumed it's Saturday night between 9 and 10.
01:44:01.000They're going to be out doing something.
01:44:04.000They're not going to be in their room.
01:44:41.000And then I talked to people, and they were like, You got to report this, you got to post about this, you got to talk about it because those guys probably were trying to steal your money.
01:44:48.000Yeah, they're probably gonna go through like, Look, you're in a suite, you're a high profile guy, you have a lot of money.
01:44:51.000They go in your room, they're gonna find something, they're gonna find jewelry, they're gonna find watches, they're gonna find shoes.
01:44:56.000There's literally no reason for the people to be walking.
01:44:59.000Like, my wife was like, One of the guys was a guy who delivered food to her like two hours earlier, so he comes in the room.
01:45:08.000He brings the food in, he leaves, they come back a couple hours later, and surprise, surprise, the East Coasters were in bed at nine o'clock with our sleeping daughter.
01:46:07.000You know, they say that every casino, they're watching the cameras.
01:46:12.000And they have people tracking for when high profile people show up to know specifically for two reasons.
01:46:17.000They want to be aware of any PR incidents that may arise because there was like an incident where, who was it who got, was it Alex Stein got attacked by that football guy?
01:46:28.000And the guy started chasing him and screaming at him.
01:46:30.000So for security reasons, they're like, we need to know if, you know, like Yay is going to walk in because it can cause a big thing for us.
01:46:36.000But also when a high profile person walks in, you want to get them to stay.
01:46:40.000So you want, so when I walk into MGM and then like some, like, Literally, I'll walk in and there's a guy at the desk, Mr. Poole, good to see you.
01:47:16.000The point is, you go in with a small budget that shouldn't affect your finances so you can have some free drinks and hang out with your friends and enjoy the game, knowing you're not going to make money.
01:47:25.000The people who go and think, I'm going to hit it big, they just lose everything.
01:48:17.000I think the only problem, though, is that it does make it Harder if you do that, the schools are just going to assume that people aren't going to pay back their loans, they're not going to raise their prices.
01:49:13.000But if you received money and spent it, you got to pay back.
01:49:16.000So I think that we should only forgive debt for people who actually didn't graduate.
01:49:22.000I know people are looking at me like I'm crazy.
01:49:24.000But it's because if you have a college degree, you actually make double in your lifetime what the average person does without a college degree.
01:49:51.000And for me, I'm like, I would rather, if we're going to alleviate student debt, let's do it for the people that didn't get to finish because they felt overwhelmed by how much money they were taking out.
01:50:02.000And because they're not going to make as much, they're never going to be able to catch up.
01:50:06.000Well, they already did eliminate a lot of it.
01:50:08.000They already did eliminate a lot of it under Biden.
01:50:11.000Ian talks about how one day he woke up and his student loans were just gone.
01:50:14.000And Kamala Harris is going to win in 2028.
01:50:18.000And then they're going to create techno communism because of AI.
01:50:21.000They're definitely going to regulate AI.
01:50:23.000And it's going to be like a massive censorship thing.
01:50:26.000Well, what they're going to do is they're going to claim that they need to fight it, but then they're going to just take control of it and use it against their political enemies.
01:50:31.000And they're going to radically transform the government through massive government spending because you mentioned like it's their base.
01:51:34.000They are now your three graphic designers.
01:51:36.000They're in the graphic design channel where they can talk to each other, they're in your general channel where they can talk to everybody else.
01:51:55.000You can literally have the art director for the graphic design team, which is two or three, you can even have like four different work instances of one program of Claude talking to itself.
01:52:08.000So the thing is, each workspace you open has different parameters.
01:54:49.000So you've got your social media, let's say your newsroom, your writers, gone.
01:54:54.000You get four agents from different platforms and you have them all fact check each other and argue in a Slack channel and they will write an article that's better than any human can do with no days off.
01:55:19.000And they have to do very little work.0.98
01:55:21.000One head of content just to make sure.
01:55:23.000But we were talking about how if you're a company that produces content, like if you're a media company, 100% of your staff is replaceable as of this month.
01:55:45.000Even algorithmic, like trend tracking.
01:55:49.000So you can have three agents tracking growing trends and making predictions about what content is going to grow, while the others are sourcing content based on those metrics.
01:56:36.000You're going to save $50 million per year.
01:56:38.000So, if you're getting $30 million in fraudulent claims, it won't matter because you have zero staff and you're already making 20 more by firing everybody.
01:56:45.000To be fair, then, you could spend an extra $5 million on adjusters and make sure you don't have any fraud and reduce your costs.
01:59:59.000All right, let's grab some of these super chats.
02:00:03.000SA Federalis says the real story is how Keenan and Kel was a minstrel show playing off of how low IQ the inner city was while being hooked on flavored sodas at Good Burger.
02:00:11.000What is Keenan even on about right now?
02:01:01.000So, like, I think the real racist trick was to tell black people they couldn't have fried chicken because it was racist so that everybody else could.
02:01:10.000It's like the one race that's supposed to be embarrassed about eating fried chicken.0.83
02:01:13.000They seem to power through when I go to Popeyes and stuff.
02:03:02.000You know, so like I was talking to this dude on the phone and we were talking about how crazy AI has gotten and how you can literally automate 100% of a media business.
02:03:10.000And then I was like, yeah, we're laughing now, but in six months, even you and I, we're gone.
02:04:15.000Listen, you say people want real people, but anybody who's been paying attention to Instagram knows that AI influencers are already taking over.
02:05:03.000And it also kind of explains the rise of the DSA, if you want to understand how that movement has taken over the Democrats and has been gaining so much traction and steam over the last decade.