00:02:44.000Now, I'm going to go ahead and argue that's actually good news for Republicans because the polling that we've seen from many of the liberal institutional media outlets is that about two to one, when facing a socialist or progressive candidate, moderates will choose to go Republican.
00:02:59.000But here's where it gets real interesting it is now being reported.
00:03:03.000Simply because, so Tucker Carlson has this meeting with, you know, Massey, MTG, and a few others, Joe Kent, and this is taken to mean that Tucker is preparing a third party or a presidential run in 2028.
00:03:18.000We don't know for sure, but it is being reported by numerous outlets that it appears Tucker is preparing to run for office, which is funny because he's hinted at it several times.
00:03:27.000Many people have predicted that he might, and now the reporting has finally landed.
00:06:34.000We got to bring, we got to get the whole crew together because it turns out that there's a socialist revolution going on in the United States.
00:06:42.000You can see it in Michigan last night.
00:06:43.000And it's like, wow, who could have possibly seen, who could possibly have predicted the rise of communism and socialism in the United States of America?
00:06:53.000Or literally all of us, but only one of us wrote the book.
00:07:14.000And look, you know, this is something where, and obviously we'll talk about it on the show, but, you know, this is two years ago, we put this book out and we said if this is not heeded, then we are going to get into a bad place in our country.
00:07:28.000And unfortunately, I think we're getting closer to that place.
00:07:30.000We've got the president, we've got Trump, and he is doing a lot.
00:07:35.000But at the same time, these guys are coming.
00:07:36.000They are absolutely coming and they are coming.
00:08:41.000Uh, wouldn't it be clear that he was clearly right if he said that?
00:08:43.000I thought he had said like he recently had some kind of like transcendent, uh, like God reaching out to him thing, which made it even weirder.
00:10:05.000So when light refracts through it, you see a color depending on how oxygenated your body is because the gas will be different oxygenation levels.
00:13:06.000If you want to fix it, stop complaining.
00:13:08.000But Jack, what do you think about this Middle Eastern conflict?0.51
00:13:10.000Do you think it's inevitable and that it has to happen or do you think it's a bland mistake?1.00
00:13:14.000Which this Iranian that's inevitable.1.00
00:13:17.000No, I mean, do you think it's inevitable?1.00
00:13:19.000Do you think are you saying that I think it's inevitable that the United States and Iran get into a conflict?
00:13:24.000If like Tucker came in and was like, We're gonna fix it now, we're withdrawing all of our forces from the Iranian front, it wouldn't fix anything.
00:13:29.000I don't think it would fix anything either.
00:13:31.000I just wonder what your take on it is, too.
00:13:33.000Um, well, I mean, you know, 2028 is a long time away, so I don't, I have to imagine that whatever's going on now would be quite different, you know, a year and a half from now.
00:13:44.000If Trump were to escalate, for example, we could be in a massive ground war, for example, in 2028.
00:13:52.000I'm just saying that, you know, it could.
00:13:54.000But it seems to me like the deal is probably going to be what's going to happen here.
00:13:59.000And there may be a new traffic separation scheme where there's like one Omani route to the south, like a northern route and a southern route or something like that.
00:14:06.000But, you know, I don't think that, I certainly don't think that hostilities are inevitable.
00:14:18.000Yeah, because it, so there's territorial waters there.
00:14:21.000If you look at it, one is Iran, one is Oman.
00:14:24.000And of course, it's been governed by the United Nations Law of the Sea Convention.
00:14:29.000And so, as an international transit waterway.
00:14:33.000And so, but effectively, what's been going on?
00:14:35.000So, effectively, in the past, it was just sort of open, right?
00:14:38.000But there was only dredged in the center because the large tankers weren't able to get through it, like the large hull, especially when it's full.
00:14:46.000But now, the Omanis have kind of cleared out a route that's completely to the south.
00:14:52.000And because they call it the Hugging Oman route.
00:14:55.000And the reason that that matters is because it doesn't stray into Iranian waters at all.
00:14:59.000And so they're saying, hey, if this thing doesn't go into Iranian waters, what is your claim for messing with the shipping?
00:15:07.000Well, Iran, of course, is saying, well, we want to control all shipping and we want to control all trade through that.
00:15:12.000And so what seems to be happening, at least as far as I know, I don't have any direct information as to the current negotiations that are taking place.
00:15:23.000But what seems to be happening is this sort of like dual route scenario, like you say, like a northern route, southern route.
00:18:17.000To your point, that is like the nightmare situation, right?
00:18:20.000AOC is running, and whether people like her or not, whether people, obviously, I would never vote for her or whatever, but people are going to freak out.0.99
00:18:27.000But she's an extremely skilled politician and she's got a lot of charisma.
00:18:31.000If she's running as the Democrat, and then you have to split the Republican ticket between Tucker's party and whoever is kind of the establishment or the MAGA candidate, however you want to conceive of it, I think that AOC runs away with it then.
00:18:46.000I think I'll just throw out there, and I know we haven't really talked about him yet.
00:18:50.000I don't know if we're going to in a separate topic or whatever, but I think that Abdul Al Sayed, I think that if he wins in November, he runs for president.
00:19:00.000His name already is making me, and I'm not racist, but that just knowing how people think, hearing a guy named Abdul.
00:19:06.000You literally have said you're a racist guy like Barack Hussein Obama.
00:19:09.000No, he said his name was Hussein Obama.
00:19:11.000Did you guys see in Vegas they mentioned that cop whose name was like Al Bed or something, and then everyone started booing?
00:19:20.000There was a cop who got killed in line of duty the other day.
00:19:22.000When they mentioned his name because it was an Arabic name, people started booing.0.88
00:19:24.000I don't want to talk crap about this guy, Jack, that you're talking about because he might be a phenomenal human being worth overriding.0.74
00:19:40.000Well, yeah, he went to medical school.
00:19:42.000If I have this down correctly, he went to medical school, but then never completed any of his residency requirements, never got a license, and kind of runs around portraying himself as a doctor, yet he never actually practiced as a doctor.
00:20:04.000You have to do years of additional stuff.
00:20:06.000You can't just go to school and then not become a doctor.
00:20:08.000It's like he finished the school and decided it was too much work for him because he's lazy and decided that he would kind of like go into politics.
00:20:14.000It's totally going to be Rubio Vance versus Buttigieg AOC.
00:20:30.000A guy like El Syed, that if he wins for Senate, and keep in mind that we had a guy named Obama who won as a senator in the Midwest, and he'd only been there for two years, and he ran for president, and he won, and his name was.
00:20:44.000When Obama got elected, I remember I was watching the TV, and what year was it?
00:22:15.000I get what he means though, because so immigration inherently in the word, you would think, well, that's legal immigration because, of course, that means you've gone through a process.0.77
00:22:27.000So he's saying, so he's like, I don't know his voice, but I imagine it sounds like this.
00:22:31.000It seems intentional or ignorant to the point that he should stop posting and dragging down the collective IQ, which is really interesting because actually it's mass migration that is dragging down the collective IQ of the United States.
00:22:42.000Which is, well, to be fair, it's actually bringing up the average IQ.
00:23:25.000So, if you needed to be able to solve like a quadratic equation, which is not particularly difficult, I guess, but in order to have like a strong IQ, now it's like you have to know how to like water a plant.
00:23:36.000And now it's like, hey, he put the star in the star hole.
00:24:59.000And, you know, I mean, I can just tell his level of IQ by reading this.
00:25:04.000And, and, But I will say though, I've been in like the Congress, right?
00:25:09.000And in the Hall of Congress, when you go to where the media row is basically set up in the gallery, that you can see these, they'll all be standing next to each other, but one's on Fox, one's on CNN, one's on MSNBC.
00:25:24.000And you can see these congressmen, congresswomen, whatever.0.57
00:25:27.000And they'll be on the shows and they're just blasting each other, just lighting each other up red meat, blue meat, right?0.97
00:26:04.000It's not like we pretend to hate each other and then hang out.
00:26:07.000No, but like the thing is, when we're sitting at this table with someone like Brian and he's saying Trump did a bad thing that Trump did not do and we're arguing, when the show's over, we're no longer talking about that.
00:26:19.000However, I will stress, then I will be sitting at a poker table with Brian and it's almost the same thing.
00:26:24.000He'll be at the table, like, you know, like I rolled the punches.
00:26:27.000So, like, when we're on the show, I'll laugh at jokes.
00:26:28.000I don't care if you make fun of Trump.
00:26:29.000It's just what is true is and what is fake is fake.
00:26:32.000So when he says something that's not true, like, we're sitting at the poker table and he starts talking about gun control for which he knows nothing about, it's the same thing.
00:26:44.000I just think, you know, every day I watch this stuff, and it was interesting during COVID because a lot of podcasts had nothing to talk about because nothing was happening.
00:26:54.000Because we were all locked down, it was the same story almost every single day.
00:26:57.000And now we're getting that same thing again, and people are so desperate for there to be something to talk about.
00:27:09.000It was like some dudes on a motorcycle were evading the cops, and then when the cops, he like, Fled the cops and then came back and taunted them, then sped off again.
00:29:57.000Fairly poor in South Carolina, and she always had a garden because they were supplementing their nutrition with that and stuff.
00:30:03.000So, she always had a garden in our backyard when I was growing up.
00:30:07.000So, like, there'd always be like vegetables.
00:30:09.000We'd just go out there and grab them and stuff.
00:30:11.000Even still, you know, my mom's in her 70s, and every year, come March, she's planting stuff to put under the lights.
00:30:17.000So that way, when May comes, she can get it out into the actual raised beds that she still has.
00:30:22.000She has no grass in her yard, it's all raised beds and stuff.
00:30:26.000But it is a different kind of, you know, a different kind of reward when you're, you know, searching for that dopamine hit when you're scrolling or whatever, as opposed to you like spending time out in the, Out in the outside,
00:30:40.000you have to weed and stuff, make sure the beds don't get overgrown with garbage and all that stuff that goes along with gardening.
00:33:18.000Because all this garbage, digital, this and digital, that, and what he said and what she said, like, if we can produce our own food and legitimately fund a city, like, provide all the Chinese want to buy the farmland and BlackRock wants to buy the farmland, so it could be a good antidote.
00:36:06.000Doesn't cover anything like it goes through the bandana.
00:36:09.000I can recognize everyone knows you can tell chickens by their beaks, that does no good, yeah.
00:36:14.000But you were talking about burritos, well, yeah, because because well, I mean, Tim, you've seen the giant burrito debate, yeah, the burrito debate going on all over the place, yep.
00:36:24.000I think I want to say Matt Walsh or Andrew Colvett started it or something, but the uh, Mark Teeson, um, who's this big uh, like neoconservative AI guy, it has been has been and they've just been going back and forth all over the place about it.
00:38:51.000Well, you guys clearly have never watched The Price is Right because by me going $1 over you and you're at 20, that means I have the widest range.
00:39:00.000And of course, the actual cost per burrito.
00:39:57.000So I just want people to understand because we were mentioning this before the show why communists are winning and what the right needs to reckon with is that, bro, one could make the argument like, well, maybe Chipotle is too expensive for you.
00:40:09.000But if you're working, At a fast food job or whatever, and you're making 20 bucks an hour, after taxes, you're working for one hour out of the day just for your lunch.
00:40:21.000Let alone having, if you're making 20, 25 an hour or 30 an hour, and you got to feed two kids, like, I mean, this is, this is, this is, it's, it's, it's wild because this is not the drink.
00:43:19.000I charge in my time for burritos like that.
00:43:21.000So, this is a whole other aspect of this that I do think should have entered into the conversation that if people say, oh, like for the anti DoorDash people, et cetera, that when you get something delivered,
00:44:11.000So, maybe about like once a month, we do a big order for the company and we'll get a bunch of, you know, Mexican or Taco Bell or something.
00:44:58.000You could just give them cash when they come, too.
00:44:59.000There are, this may be a surprise to most people because, and I don't mean this as a humble brag, but you don't experience this.
00:45:09.000Whenever, and I don't think anybody wants to try it out, but.
00:45:13.000If you're ever at a kiosk where they flip the thing and ask for a tip and it allows you to punch in a custom number, try going 9999999 and see what happens because it'll stop you and it'll drop it all the way down to like $17 or something.
00:45:29.000So this is what got me thinking about.
00:45:31.000I've had people catch it and be like, did you hit too many zeros?
00:47:51.000I always tell the Uber drivers now when we do big fares between like Western Union and DC, I'll be like, Hey, buddy, I got you for your way back.
00:48:32.000Now, the cab driver is happier than a pig and ish.
00:48:35.000He drives up, he picks up this tired business guy, and he's got a smile on his face, and he says, Hey, man, things are going to be okay.0.93
00:48:41.000And the guy says, You know, maybe they are going to be okay.
00:48:43.000Then he gets home, and his wife sees a phone, and he goes, Honey, that's my bad.
00:50:33.000People don't understand this, not working with large sums of money as a business with input, output, ingestion, et cetera, accounts receivable.
00:50:41.000That when we hire somebody, we have to write down a paragraph describing what their job is, and we have to have proof they've done that job because we've been audited, and they say, you have a person to prove it.
00:51:22.000They're claiming that the entire time we've had Elad here, we owe employment tax on everything that's been paid, even though it's an invoice.
00:52:21.000So anyway, they claimed that everyone we contracted was actually an employee because the work they did was related to the business that we do.
00:52:41.000Because we went to our lawyers and they said, after legal fees and going to court challenging this, you're going to end up risking an additional 30, 40K on top.
00:53:46.000And then, yeah, because like, and you're, but even on the front end too, right?
00:53:50.000How many fraudsters are using, like, you go to DC, you go to Philly, you go to any of the big cities that, how do you know?
00:53:57.000Like, are you actually checking that the person that it says in your app is the one who's picking you up, or are you just checking the car?
00:54:02.000I say his name and the lights, I look at the lights, then I say the guy's name.
00:54:06.000But they do this all the time, where one guy will have the account and then they'll get somebody else to run the car so they could do it 24 7.
00:54:13.000We had this problem with DoorDash, so we started doing ID checks and they got mad.
00:54:17.000Yeah, they don't like when you ID check.
00:54:19.000Well, we had, what pissed me off is that after like the sixth time, because we have security, right?
00:54:34.000I'm not going to explain exactly how, but.
00:54:36.000Sometimes when I have like someone who's never driven here before, I try to like, I have to like, I explained it to them before they arrive.
00:54:44.000And I always think they think that I'm joking.
00:54:46.000And then they actually get here and they're like, Wow.
00:55:19.000Well, the big question here, the big argument, and we haven't even had the debate yet because we were talking about tipping, which is a very good point.
00:55:27.000But the real question, I think, too, is so it's this debate on should you just suck it up and eat the expensive burrito,
00:55:40.000or should you suck it up and be forced to eat at home?
00:55:59.000We will screw over those companies that are doing all of those things.
00:56:04.000They're going to lie to you and say that all the prices are the fault of the companies and the companies are evil.
00:56:08.000They're not going to bring up any of the government things that we've been discussing, not to mention the Federal Reserve or whatever else you want to talk about, endless wars, different things going on that drive inflation.
00:56:19.000But the point being is if you're sitting there and just telling voters, In an election year that you need to settle for less, you're going to lose.
00:56:32.000You're going to be electorally slaughtered at the ballot box.
00:57:05.000Vladimir Lenin, when he was with the Bolsheviks, right, he didn't run on the Red Terror.
00:57:09.000He ran on, when I say ran, built the movement.
00:57:12.000He built the movement by saying peace, land, bread.
00:57:16.000By saying we're going to end the disastrous foreign war that's unpopular.
00:57:20.000We are going to offer land reform, which might be like rent reform or housing reform, you might say today, and bread, literally free food, almost like free grocery stores.
00:57:30.000Where are you guys hearing all those things today?
00:57:32.000That's literally the same thing you're hearing from the socialists right now.
00:57:37.000Well, you take a look too at the Momdani grocery stores, and here's a chain of events we described in the past couple of weeks.
00:58:52.000No, I mean, it was a comment that he made.
00:58:56.000I don't know that the government had any action on it.
00:59:00.000But that's like when the president starts asking companies to change their prices, you're like, oh, that sounds like we're heading towards price fixing.
00:59:08.000I actually think that because you'll see this, and I get that there's tails on this.
00:59:14.000I actually think that it's probably more the individual gas station owners keeping the prices high because you'll see how cutthroat it is if you live in an area that's got gas stations that are, and a lot of them are franchised.
00:59:25.000But, you know, that are nearby because you'll see some that are like very responsive to the price of, and it's just my personal opinion.
00:59:33.000I could be totally wrong on this, but you'll see that some are very responsive to oil futures and then some that are like not responsive at all and keeping their price high.
00:59:40.000You know, and by the way, for different reasons.
00:59:42.000And of course, you know, that is part of a free market system.
00:59:46.000Like, I'm not saying it's not, but, or, you know, someone might say, like, oh, well, I'm the one that's closest to the highway.
00:59:51.000So I'm going to stay higher because I know people are going to come in.
00:59:54.000They don't want to drive out into town.
00:59:56.000So I'm just going to keep mine higher anyway.
00:59:59.000That's not like the CEO of Exxon saying that or whatever.0.56
01:00:02.000You brought up the Soviet Communist Revolution.0.78
01:00:05.000I do bring them up on a lot of occasions.
01:01:28.000I said, like, at one point it was really only like a thousand people.
01:01:31.000He said, and how big was, you know, how many people were in Russia?
01:01:35.000I'm like, well, it's the whole Russian Empire, right?
01:01:37.000You know, then how did so few take over so many?
01:01:39.000I said, Because they didn't take it seriously.
01:01:42.000Because they didn't take seriously what happens when you have a tiny minority of people.
01:01:46.000And before we hit that, could I say, I did want to soft announce, soft announce, not a big announce, but a soft announce.
01:01:54.000Because all of the socialists are currently in the middle of a revolution right now, we are doing, so soft announcing this, a second edition of Unhumans.
01:02:05.000And so it's going to be Unhumans Socialist Revolution.
01:02:10.000And it's going to, so it's the original book.
01:02:12.000But then we're going to have at least 10 new chapters, all new information about the things that have gone on, the things that have happened since the original book came out, and of course, the tactics to help you survive the communist uprising.
01:02:25.000Do you think that there's a misnomer between socialism and communism floating?
01:02:30.000Because I don't like using the terms interchangeably.
01:02:33.000I hope, and maybe to overcome it, we need to know exactly what it is.
01:02:45.000One of the thesis, or the thesis, I guess you could say, of our original book is that
01:02:51.000these are not ideologies, these are tactics.
01:02:56.000And so, our thesis is that they don't actually want, at some level, the equality or the freedom that they claim, or they don't want everyone to actually have harmony and justice.
01:03:10.000What they want is to crush you because they hate you, because they're resentful of you and envious of you.0.52
01:03:15.000The Soviet Communist Party didn't want.
01:04:09.000The idea that there is no leadership, that every human just exists flatly and equally, that's impossible because the guy who spends all day fixing electrical systems.
01:04:21.000Is not going to tell you about what's happening on the southern border.
01:04:56.000So, when they're like, we're not communists, we're socialists, what they're saying is, we're going to build exactly what the communists have always built.
01:05:03.000Yes, the USSR, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
01:05:06.000So, they referred to themselves as socialist republics.
01:05:09.000But of course, everyone would say the USSR is communist, right?
01:05:13.000So, when you say it's interchangeable, it is because it kind of is, right?
01:05:16.000It is a tactic which they claim for them, communism means the utopia and that we will eventually get to.
01:05:33.000So, the abolishment of all private property is literally how they say the word communist, communism in Chinese.
01:05:41.000I want to pull up this story from the BBC.
01:05:43.000A Japanese town wrestles with identity after protests over its first mosque.
01:05:49.000Jack was just mentioning how it took only about a thousand Bolsheviks to turn a nation of 40 million into a communist hell pit.
01:05:58.000And we've got this story from the BBC, which I find absolutely fascinating.
01:06:01.000I saw these videos Japanese people protesting the construction of a mosque.
01:06:05.000They say, Today, it's a field of grass, but soon will be the site of the first mosque in this Japanese town.
01:06:10.000It makes me worry about how our community might change, says longtime resident Noriko Izumizawa.
01:06:17.000Plans to build an Islamic religious site in Fujisawa, a laid back seaside town about an hour's drive south of Tokyo, have sparked a wide range of emotions.
01:06:24.000There's anger, fear, as well as hope and acceptance, exposing the growing anxieties over immigration and social change as Japan grapples with a labor shortage and a shrinking and aging population.
01:08:12.000And more South Korea more so than Japan.
01:08:15.000And also, let's be clear that Japan's surrender also came as they were being threatened by invasion of the Soviet Union at the same time, which everybody leaves out.0.78
01:08:30.000And then after Japan, also in the book, by the way, after Japan surrendered rather than fight, the Red Army gave all the weapons to Chairman Mao.
01:10:21.000They think, how can I control everything?
01:10:22.000They wake up every day and they say, how can I control everything?
01:10:25.000This is why, for example, I bring this up at a small point, but to make a point, you can go to any library in the United States of America, and I'll guarantee you what is on the very front end.
01:10:37.000Table when you walk into that library, and you guys all know what I'm going to say.
01:10:40.000You're going to see like anti racist baby, you're going to see some BLM stuff, you're going to see some feminist stuff, you're going to see some trans stuff, and it's on every library.
01:11:31.000They do that with every institution, and part of the reason they do that is because institutions are what make a culture they're what hold a culture together.
01:11:41.000That's part of the reason why you see so many weird things going on in a lot of the Protestant churches, right?
01:11:47.000Like the trans stuff, we're welcoming everybody, the LGBT stuff.1.00
01:11:52.000They infiltrate, they wear it like a skin suit.1.00
01:11:55.000It's not really the core of whatever the institution was, it's gone.0.98
01:12:00.000They're wearing it like a skin suit, so they'll wear whatever the church would wear.0.95
01:12:07.000But all the important things about the church have been taken out.0.81
01:12:11.000Yeah, Hollywood is a great example of this too, when they were wokeifying.
01:12:15.000You know, franchises and you know, they they constantly, uh, Lord of the Rings, you know, or whatever franchise we could, Star Wars, right?
01:12:42.000Actually, actually, if you want to get really, if you want to get really uh, technical, um, the czar abdicated.
01:12:50.000So, Tsar Nicholas actually tried to compromise with them.
01:12:52.000And he said, Well, shortly if I just abdicate and I show you that I'm willing to work with you, I'm going to abdicate and I won't be the Tsar anymore.
01:13:01.000And we'll have all this democracy stuff and you'll be fine.
01:13:27.000Yeah, apparently they were like, we're sorry, but we have to kill you because in the future your kids might try claiming.0.74
01:13:33.000It's also, as depicted in the famous book on humans, that during the Civil War, the liberation of the royal family became like a huge goal for the White Army,
01:13:51.000which was the remnant of the Russian army, the Russian Imperial Army.
01:13:54.000So they kept trying to liberate them.0.81
01:13:56.000That's why they brought them so far out into Yekaterinburg.
01:14:00.000Out in, like, you know, towards Siberia, basically.
01:14:02.000And so that no one will ever be able to get them out here.
01:14:05.000But then there was still, you know, a worry that, you know, that spies from the White Army might be able to find them.
01:14:12.000And Pyotr Rengel was the leader of that White Army.0.58
01:14:15.000And so that's what kind of led, among other things.0.76
01:14:28.000If any of them had committed specific crimes like murder, they should have been arrested.0.94
01:14:33.000Uh, clearly, should have been hung if they were people who are fomenting a civil war like that.
01:14:37.000Um, were committing treason, then obviously, yeah, you have you.
01:14:40.000This is why I've said, and you know, people asked me about this at the Tyler Robinson hearing.
01:14:45.000They said, you know, you know, you believe you should get the death penalty.
01:14:48.000I said, I said, assassins should always receive the death penalty in any system because, because an assassin, or in this case, you know, we're talking about treason, you are someone who is waging war against the system itself, you're waging war against your own nation, and you are trying to destroy your own nation.
01:15:04.000And in doing so, you're destroying, you are waging war against the very, I use the Hobbesian form of state of war here, where you are waging war against
01:15:16.000the very underpinnings of that nation.
01:15:18.000And as such, to Phil's point, you can't have that element in your society.
01:15:24.000So you either have to lock it up, you have to stamp it out, you have to smash the institutions.
01:15:29.000And in the extreme situations, that's where capital punishment would be applicable.
01:16:01.000And so at the time, I was like, why won't these North African leaders just abdicate?0.93
01:16:07.000Just say, If the people want this democracy, then we will step back, keep one hand in the steering wheel.0.91
01:16:13.000The funny thing is, that's what Tsar Nicholas tried doing.
01:16:16.000He tried, he said, okay, I understand, I'll abdicate.
01:16:19.000Then they massacred him and his family.
01:16:21.000And there's actually a really, really, really sad part to that as well, because so people remember the royal families of Europe at that time were very well interconnected.
01:16:31.000This did immediately post World War I.
01:16:33.000And so his first cousin was actually the King of England, King George.
01:16:39.000And he wrote to his cousin and said, Please offer asylum to me and my family.
01:16:46.000And, you know, we don't know what's going to happen.
01:16:49.000The instability is getting to, you know, it's becoming too much.
01:16:59.000The reason I brought up the Soviet Union is because, like you were saying, one of the things about communists is that they'll just try to destroy whatever the, you know, the establishment is of that time to create.
01:17:10.000You're not saying this, I'm saying this to create.
01:17:13.000Chaos in order to then use that chaos to propel their movement.
01:18:38.000Life today in the United States is just orders of magnitude better for even the poorest than it was for the poorest Russians before the Russian Revolution.0.54
01:18:49.000Just the amount of abundance that we have here in the United States, even now for people that are struggling, right?
01:18:56.000They have cell phones, nobody's actually going hungry.
01:18:58.000Yes, it's harder to make ends meet now than it was 10 years ago.
01:19:02.000But when you compare the standard of living that the poorest Americans have compared to peasant farmers before the Russian Revolution, it's not even worth mentioning.
01:19:15.000But the point that I'm making is it doesn't matter about people's actual material conditions, which is one of the things that communists love to talk about.
01:19:24.000Marx always talked about the material conditions.
01:19:26.000The material conditions are actually irrelevant.
01:19:29.000What these things are motivated by, what these movements are motivated by, is resentment and hate for, first of all, people that have more than they do.
01:19:37.000Not that they don't have enough, it's how much more people have than them.
01:19:44.000You hear these people talk all the time I didn't ask to be born.
01:19:48.000I shouldn't have to work to survive, blah, That is contrary to reality.
01:19:53.000Like every single organism on earth has to struggle to survive.
01:19:58.000And it is easier for human beings, particularly in the United States, to survive.
01:20:04.000Than for any other organism in all of Earth's history.
01:20:09.000So the argument that, oh, well, you know, we're just trying to get what we need to survive, that's a lie.
01:20:15.000It's about wanting the people that are at the top, the people that are actually running, it's about wanting power.
01:20:20.000And what they're doing is they're telling the people below them, basically the proletariat, they're telling them, I have the solution for what ails you.
01:21:02.000And in fact, he was so envious because Abel had favor that he murdered his own brother.
01:21:07.000So he was the first person who was ever born on the planet.
01:21:10.000Now, also as a Catholic, I would point out that he was the first person born with original sin after the fall of the garden, but he murdered his brother out of envy.
01:21:20.000In fact, one of the original titles that I had for the book was Children of Cain.
01:21:24.000The envy is like the, it comes from the lack of appreciation for what you have, essentially.
01:21:32.000And the hyper obsession with that which another has.
01:21:35.000Yeah, you start to want other things because you're not happy with what you've got.
01:21:38.000Whereas not just want, but also resentment of that person to the point where you would be willing to kill them to try to take what they have or at least prevent them from having.
01:21:48.000Regarding, I mean, I'm all about steel manning the opposition here.
01:21:51.000Regarding what you're saying, if the argument against communists say we need to, it's a foreign war, it's the cost of living, the cost of food, like, how are they wrong?
01:21:58.000But, well, and so this is actually kind of what I wanted to say as well is that you, in order to defeat a socialist revolution, you can't deny that the reality is what it is.
01:22:10.000So you can't, we just did the burrito test, right?
01:22:12.000And the burrito, like, I'm going to tell you that that's too much.
01:22:31.000He went out to try to lead the soldiers because they were losing the front, and he was a terrible military.1.00
01:22:35.000And that's why they're so oblivious and so stupid.0.99
01:22:37.000Well, actually, actually, interesting enough, that's um, uh, you you you familiar with Rasputin, right?0.99
01:22:42.000Yeah, we all know about Rasputin, lover of the Russian queen, uh, allegedly, allegedly, but uh, she was also known to be devoutly Christian, so you know, uh, lover of many, but the fact that.
01:23:52.000And so there's this whole interesting anti war.
01:23:54.000So everyone knows about Rasputin, but they don't actually know why he was killed.
01:23:57.000Right, because it's because it was anti war, and they they were kept warning the czar, he kept warning the czar.
01:24:03.000And you know, I'm not going to comment on his proclivities, but you know, you can't say he was wrong about what would happen, and that's exactly what happened.
01:24:10.000And so, you look at these things, and you know, I look at the popularity of the Iran war, which is obviously extremely unpopular, you look at the cost of living, which is now the number one issue in the United States in this election,0.98
01:24:23.000and you look at the fact that we live in a K shaped economy.
01:24:27.000You guys know, K shaped economy, no, that phrase.
01:24:29.000So, the idea of K shaped economy, it took me a second to understand it because it's not necessarily intuitive.
01:24:39.000But it's this idea that from a certain point in time, when you're looking at a graph, and I'll do it this way for the camera, that one line goes up while another line goes down.
01:25:04.000That if you're under the median income level, you've never really recovered to beyond or to before 2008 levels.
01:25:12.000That quantitative easing, though, has been amazing.
01:25:15.000So, the Fed printing money has been phenomenal for the Kevin O'Learys of the world and the people who are sort of the Wall Street class, and for everybody else that you've just been kind of screwed and you've been living in a silent recession type conditions since 2008.
01:25:29.000And the situation isn't getting better.
01:25:32.000And President Trump obviously has been fighting to make it better.
01:25:37.000But there's a lot of people who think that the relief that was promised in 2004, the relief from the Biden regime, the relief from COVID and everything that was enacted during then, has not yet come.
01:25:51.000And that is why people are turning towards the socialist candidates because they're saying, hey, we tried this guy and we feel like it didn't work.
01:25:58.000And now we're going to go to the other extreme.
01:27:23.000Okay, so we don't need to go off petroleum totally.
01:27:27.000But the idea of going to hydrogen, like you have, we do not have any infrastructure.
01:27:33.000Well, the methane, we can run through the methane channels to the gas stations.
01:27:37.000That's still a decade or more, at least a decade or more work.
01:27:41.000By then, the socialists will have won.
01:27:45.000We need a much faster solution than changing all of our infrastructure for power.
01:27:52.000To be honest with you, it's more reasonable to say, well, we're going to switch over to solar.
01:27:58.000And electric cars, because at the very least, we have the foundation of an infrastructure with all the Tesla stuff.
01:28:06.000So, I wanted to throw something to Tim actually on this because this isn't the first time.
01:28:11.000So, typically, this happens when you have great, you have periods of great income inequality.
01:28:17.000And the first time this happened in the United States was the Industrial Revolution.
01:28:20.000Now it's happening again in sort of like the tech revolution, if you want to call it that.
01:28:23.000And, you know, in response to the Industrial Revolution, and we, you know, talk about a guy in Dayton, Ohio who ran the National Cash Register Company, but he's really famous for this.
01:28:33.000And he was one of those guys who said, Hey, his name was John Patterson.
01:28:38.000And he said, What if we just made the workplace better for the workers?
01:28:43.000Or maybe what if we provided housing for our workers?
01:28:46.000Or did something like create the five day work week and the 40 hour work week?
01:28:52.000And a lot of that was going on at the same state for machinery, cleaner conditions, higher wages, better hours for the workforce.
01:28:59.000A lot of that happened at the same time as the original, original rise of the labor unions.
01:29:05.000And We kind of point out that it was those forces in, you know, kind of like immediate post turn of the century.
01:29:12.000That's why the United States didn't have a socialist revolution back then, the way so many other countries did.
01:29:18.000So, if we can change our work weeks so it's 20 hour work weeks and people get paid twice as much for a 20 hour work week, that might be a potential.
01:29:28.000People have been pointing out that woke emerged during Occupy Wall Street, that it was an attempt by the elites to distract the masses instead of complaining about the financial system that was bailing out the elites and controlling everything,
01:30:05.000That whole movement crashed because of the woke takeover.
01:30:10.000And I think it's fascinating because I was being there at Occupy and watching the narrative change from, They bailed out corporations and screwed over the working class.0.98
01:30:18.000And then within two weeks, it was white people are bad.0.97
01:31:16.000The mechanism of elites that manipulates various levers of power.
01:31:20.000To maintain control from media to finance to military or otherwise.
01:31:24.000And anytime you focus on that machine, they'll dangle keys in a different direction and make you go run somewhere else.
01:31:30.000So, what's interesting is I just turned the page and I said, and I was like, wow, this is crazy.0.83
01:31:36.000Because we wrote this two years ago and we said, to be clear, this is a population that could easily be wielded and mobilized by a BLM Chavez type figure.0.64
01:31:49.000Trust me, you do not want to wait for that figure to emerge.
01:33:55.000Like, what I think, make them do whatever they're gonna do right where you are because the second location, and this is something you can use in life too.
01:34:02.000Someone jumps in your car and they got a gun and they're like, go somewhere, blah, blah, blah.
01:35:03.000And it also said that when they were shooting the children, the children were wearing fine jewelry, which was actually protecting their bodies from the stabbings and the shootings.
01:35:21.000Weren't penetrating, and so they ordered them bayonets to be used on the children.
01:35:25.000I think it's, you know, and then eventually, oh, and just to finish the line, um, then even when that wasn't working, they eventually just shot the kids in the head.
01:35:33.000Yep, this it's like I complain about monarchy a lot.
01:35:36.000This is one of the reasons why, because if you get a failed monarch, fresh revolution, also if you take out the monarch, total chaos, just such a it's so important that they're good.
01:35:46.000Revolution, like our system sucks, and France was just as bad, yeah, by the way.
01:36:14.000Well, but because it wasn't a revolution or a civil war, it was a war for independence.
01:36:20.000Meaning there was an existing government in place.
01:36:23.000That the people supported, and they were severing the foreign ties.
01:36:27.000And also, they were adamant that what they were trying to do was restore their rights as Englishmen, as free Englishmen, because the English, like the king, was not
01:36:40.000the way that you imagine before the revolution.
01:36:45.000There were certain rights that people in England had.
01:36:50.000Well, they did have, to be fair, they did have a civil war to get a lot of that too in England.
01:36:59.000Yeah, but I've said before, like, the Constitution that we have is really the fulfillment of the promises started with the Magna Carta, right?
01:37:09.000It was first the Lords had the Magna Carta said that had a bunch of demands of the king, and they said, We want the, you know, we have these rights as Lords because the king was treating the Lords badly.
01:37:20.000And then that kind of started the idea that men should, that men are actually all equal.
01:37:25.000And the completion of that idea was the Constitution in the United States.
01:38:25.000It's a part of why I'm like, speak a lot about don't become like a sycophant, don't become an ideologue for Trump, because it's about a movement of people trying to break away from the liberal economic order, create American idealism or whatever.
01:39:03.000The left is the one that is willing to and has used extreme amounts of violence and continues to do so.
01:39:11.000And unfortunately, their level of violence is continuing to escalate and continuing to get worse.
01:39:16.000So, you are going to see more assassinations.
01:39:19.000You are going to see more killing attempts.
01:39:22.000You're going to see more, you know, I think they've moved beyond bombings at this point.
01:39:27.000And the more political victories they have, the more cover they get.
01:39:32.000So, as DSA members win seats in the House or maybe a seat in the Senate or local elections, New York mayors race, New York mayors, then those people that commit violence will get cover.
01:39:51.000This is the problem that we have when we talk about DAs that don't want to prosecute.
01:39:56.000The reason that violence was increasing under them and the reason that so much politically motivated violence went unpunished on the left is because there were DAs that wouldn't actually punish these people.
01:40:14.000You've got the National Lawyers Guild, which is basically a slew of lawyers that was the legal arm of the DSA, essentially.
01:40:22.000I think Rubio actually said that they have some ties to Cuba as well.
01:40:27.000I mean, there's a lot of international networking that goes along with it, which is part of the reason.
01:40:31.000And by the way, to your point, that's one of the same reasons that a lot of the violence that happened in the anti ICE violence and variety of other violence happened in DC.
01:40:42.000There are grand juries who are refusing to place charges, there's jury nullification going on.
01:40:52.000To file charges against anyone who attacks ICE officers in certain districts.
01:40:59.000But to my point, as they win electoral victories, they're going to be more violent because they have political cover.
01:41:08.000And historically, what happened is some strong man would get in power and root them out, which means basically they're slaughtering the opposition.
01:41:16.000Who is the them that you're talking about?
01:42:11.000Trump, MAGA, Vance, whoever, they're either going to, through propaganda, finance manipulation, which I don't think, I think soft power is not going to work, or through physical, which could be law enforcement or otherwise, stop these people,
01:42:27.000or they will be stopped by these people.
01:42:30.000If the communists win, yeah, you're on the list for sure.
01:42:36.000This is what the Bolsheviks did, this is what communists do.0.82
01:42:40.000In Portland, During one of the riots, they went to a guy's house because he had an American flag and they knocked on his door and threatened to burn his house down unless he took it down.0.95
01:44:40.000It's literally a question of whose will will overcome the other, and will one person, you know, will, like capital W, will that will to power.
01:44:50.000Actually, it occurs on one side or the other.
01:44:53.000And if one side abdicates the will to power, they're going to lose.
01:44:58.000The Tsar thought abdicating helped him maintain control.
01:45:02.000And as he did, he had his chief of staff and his advisors telling him, this is the way we'll do it.
01:45:07.000He thought that this was keeping order.
01:45:10.000And then, and again, literally, I was just reading this.
01:45:12.000He wanted to put his son in, but his son was sick.
01:45:14.000So then he was like, we'll do my brother instead.
01:45:17.000As the Bolsheviks started to gain power in the government, these institutions turned on him.
01:45:23.000So Palantir, when faced with an army of Bolsheviks with guns, and they just took over Palantir.
01:45:29.000They just take it and use it against you.
01:45:31.000Which, by the way, this is the exact same way that the French Revolution played out.
01:45:35.000And King Louis said, well, we'll just let them set up their people's communes and we'll work with them and everything will be fine and they can set up their people's communes.0.65
01:45:45.000And they chopped literally every way we can.0.76
01:45:47.00040,000 people were killed in the Red Terror.0.87
01:45:49.000They're like, wait, what do you mean I'm guilty in the people's court?0.97
01:46:02.000Weeks before they got attacked, they would have stomped the Germans.0.64
01:46:06.000But Neville Chamberlain went over there and said, You know, we're just going to give you a little piece of land, Hitler, because you seem like a good enough guy.0.89
01:47:08.000If you charged everybody that said online, go commit a crime, it's a question for the State Department when they revoke his citizenship and deport him back to Turkey.
01:47:45.000And it's very similar to the discussion we're having right now.
01:47:48.000Because when she testified recently, when she had that hearing, she was talking about how she was terrified that after the Dobbs decision, she was forced to wear a bulletproof vest.
01:50:30.000And Lincoln came in and said, we're not going to tolerate this.
01:50:33.000If we did, if for all the complaints people about Lincoln and like Sherman's march to the sea, that is called the raw exercise of power and it wins.
01:50:42.000If Lincoln did not arrest the Maryland legislature, tyrannical.
01:50:48.000Conscripting people, wow, very tyrannical.
01:50:50.000Splitting, the union splits West Virginia in half.
01:50:53.000They eliminate the South from Congress and then vote with only those who sided with Lincoln to retroactively ratify his suspension of habeas corpus.0.73
01:52:10.000And then Franco, I think he was stationed in Morocco, he's like, guys, we cannot allow them to keep doing this or we know what's going to happen.0.61
01:52:17.000So then he got a group of his buddies together, sailed into Spain, and then some other military guys got warned that they were planning a coup, kicking off the Spanish Civil War.
01:52:50.000First, they stole all the gold from the treasury of Spain and shipped it all back to Moscow because they're just criminals and thieves, which nobody tells you.0.91
01:52:58.000They allowed the Soviet Union to come in and start taking over all the institutions of the Spanish government.0.89
01:53:04.000And then they released their red brigades, pretty similar to Antifa, or you might see today.0.76
01:53:11.000And they went through the countryside and they went to churches.
01:53:16.000And if you were a priest, you were shot and killed.
01:53:21.000And if you were a nun, you were either marched out and mass killed outside, or you would be raped inside on the altar, then mass killed outside, and your body would be pressed up against the wall in the town square until it turned into a decaying skeleton.0.96
01:53:38.000Didn't they exhume corpses as well?0.97
01:54:57.000If you invoke Lincoln, everybody loves Lincoln.
01:55:00.000We need a president that's willing to do what Lincoln did to save the country.
01:55:06.000We have a clear and present danger in this country.
01:55:09.000There are communists here that are winning elections.
01:55:12.000We need someone like Abraham Lincoln who's willing to do what's necessary to protect the United States from forces that want to tear it apart.
01:55:22.000They want to get rid of the presidency, they want to get rid of the Senate, they want to get rid of the Electoral College.
01:55:26.000We need a president that will be like Lincoln.
01:55:29.000And need to do what's necessary to save the Union because people are going to get scared of foreign fascists.
01:55:39.000But if you talk about Lincoln, everybody loves Lincoln.
01:55:41.000I don't think so, though, because I mean, I've been doing this for two years and people broadly support talking about this.
01:57:33.000And so this question likely arises from when I mentioned opening the gate of death makes a red aura because your blood is evaporating out of your body as you die.
01:57:42.000And that is when you open your chakra gates, the limiters hold back how much a body can handle.
01:57:48.000The general idea is like when a mother gets crushed, or I'm sorry, when a baby gets crushed, the mother can lift the car.
01:57:53.000So, Guy, who uses taijutsu, trains Rock Lee, and he teaches him how to open the gates, rapidly increasing your power, but it causes massive damage to your body, which the more gates you open, it incapacitates you for a longer amount of time.
01:58:07.000It's like you're sublimating the iron in your blood, and it's coming out of your body.
01:58:10.000Actually, I'm going to say this is a good point, Guy Sensei.
01:58:14.000Because probably the best moment and one of the worst lines in the dub is when Guy fights Madara.
01:58:23.000And opens the eighth gate, the gate of death, and is so powerful physically that he bends space time as he punches Madara in the face.
01:58:38.000But it was cool to see him go all out.0.99
01:58:40.000And then he starts dying, and Naruto imbues him with some power to save him.
01:58:44.000They call that frame dragging when you hit someone so hard, they bend space time.
01:58:48.000There's a lot of massive stellar bodies that will create frame dragging effects, but I think technically you could do it with a punch if it was hard enough.
02:00:46.000I think that a guy like that, with the amount of resentment that he has, the amount of hatred that he has for white people, for American systems, American institutions, he's there because he wants to say those violent things.
02:00:58.000He's there for increasing the amount of violence.
02:01:46.000And so when I come from the airport, I'll be like, Hey, I'm going to get you on the way back too because we're driving out to the Eastern Panhandle.
02:03:00.000Tanya, where Tanya's from back home, they have a lot of wild boar.
02:03:05.000There's got to be a business that allows that, where it's like it's a basic survival safari where you go out and they say, we're going to go hunt a boar and then we're going to cook and eat it, field dress and everything.
02:03:15.000And then we're going to do gathering for berries and then we're going to make dinner.
02:04:35.000We also have a deal through our publisher with 11 labs on 11.
02:04:41.000So if you go to 11 Reader, I think it's 11reader.com, you can get access to Unhumans and you can choose any voice you want to listen to it.
02:04:50.000And we also, which includes a spate of celebrities.
02:04:54.000So there's actually a version of Unhumans you can get where John Wayne is the narrator.
02:07:17.000Communism is when ugly, deformed freaks make it illegal to be normal, then rob and slash or kill all successful people out of petty resentment and cruelty.0.99
02:07:28.000The ideology is all just window dressing.0.99
02:16:20.000No, but I'm telling you, this is actually how communists think, and this is how ChatGPT thinks, and this is how you know it's programmed by communists.
02:16:27.000Because they'll say if those killings were an accident, then they don't count.
02:18:08.000I want to go a little bit farther and let you know that we actually on pizzahut.com, if you go to the bottom, there's a book it by careers.
02:18:15.000We have it set up so homeschooling parents who don't want their kids in public school, they can set goals for their kids.
02:18:20.000And if they reach them, they get a digital book it they can redeem.
02:18:53.000But you've been talking a lot on the morning show about Canada's MADE program.
02:18:57.000And how, in one example you bring up, a gentleman was in a car accident and doctors repeatedly pressured him to take the assisted death inmate.
02:19:08.000Now, I'm curious if you think or if you've heard that Canada might have an incentive to over or under report, such as had that man taken the maid death, would they have an incentive to report that as an auto fatality and say, we don't kill that many people?
02:19:38.000I don't think there's evidence to really conclude that because a traffic death and a medically assisted death are recorded in totally different ways.
02:19:53.000I don't know about over-undering reporting because you're basically asking what's the current agenda of the government.
02:19:58.000So what numbers are in a fluff to the benefit of what?
02:20:00.000What I will add to this, however, is that they likely would.
02:20:05.000I would argue they would over report made because now they're trying to harvest organs through made.
02:20:10.000And so if someone dies and they can claim it was intent, like they asked for it, like if Ian's walking down the street and someone bashes him over the head, they can't take his organs without consent from next of kin.
02:20:22.000However, if Ian gets bashed over the head, then they lie and claim it was made, they can say, oh, well, but he said we could take his organs.
02:20:41.000I do think for any of the young men in your audience, if they want to be the next Nick Shirley, that's something they could possibly try and go undercover and find and report on.
02:20:49.000If he breaks that, I imagine it's going to go big.
02:21:07.000James is the one who's going to go undercover and ask the questions and secretly film it.
02:21:10.000Nick's the on the ground reporting guy for big events.
02:21:14.000Nick used to go, though, like, if you go back and watch his original YouTube stuff, and I actually, funny enough, New York Times asked me when Bannon got sent to prison, actually, the day Unhumans came out, I did this interview with the New York Times,
02:21:29.000and they said, you know, when Bannon said, next man up, next man up, like, who do you, you know, he's like, did he mean you?
02:22:15.000One last thing, I'd like to shout out my four month old daughter to the gentleman in the audience.
02:22:20.000Of all the things I've experienced and achieved in my life, nothing brings me greater fulfillment or joy than watching her smile and hearing her laugh while I'm playing with her.
02:22:30.000That is something none of these gentlemen who talk about their kids can adequately express.
02:22:49.000And I heard, baita, baita, baita, baita.
02:22:55.000Just, and like I'm slowly coming to, and I'm like, I grab my phone, and I'm looking at my phone for a few minutes, and I just keep hearing baita over and over again.
02:23:05.000And I get in the shower, you know, I get out of the shower, I put my contacts in, go to change my clothes.
02:23:10.000It's not been another five or 10 minutes.
02:26:04.000Six months, it's going to be more than we saw in 10 years, I think is the plan, the escalation.
02:26:08.000Yeah, I mean, probably in the next 18 months, but the reason is because the frontier models aren't the ones that we're messing around with.
02:26:15.000But in like, the thing is, like, now the AI models that are doing really, really crazy stuff that you hear, like, they're, like, that you hear about, like, from Anthropoc and stuff.
02:27:50.000And the point that I'm making is you're going to see mass adoption when these agents are able to run your computer or what have you just from a voice command.
02:28:58.000So, especially since Jack's there tonight, I figured this would be a perfect night for this question.
02:29:03.000With a number of companies recently using ads to express their intent to restore classic American culture, what would you recommend they do?
02:29:11.000And what companies would you like to see collaborating on the restoration of American culture?
02:31:49.000The reason I said Alphabet is because a social media network of some sort should step up and preserve free speech on the internet if possible.
02:32:37.000And it's like, well, no, I was going after Kevin O'Leary for worshiping, you know, this bauble.
02:32:43.000And in the same way that that's exactly how you should describe it, yeah.
02:32:47.000In the same way that Elon Musk has gobs more money than uh than Kevin O'Leary, but he's also created a lot more value in the world than Kevin O'Leary, who got rich.
02:32:58.000You know how he got his money, by the way.
02:33:00.000You remember Carmen Sandiego, the game, yeah, yeah, and like Oregon Trail and all those games, yeah, yeah.
02:33:05.000Kevin O'Leary bundled all those games together and then purchased them with like a bunch of Wall Street guys and then sold it all to Mattel for like four billion dollars.
02:37:24.000And so I said to the guy, I said, What's going to happen is I'm going to sit here for an hour, waking up my host, who's going to call you and ask you why you were jamming me up.
02:37:33.000And he says, Okay, well, then he's going to have to do that.
02:38:42.000Paris is like, go fuck yourself, go gamble for four hours, come back at 4 p.m. with your baby, have your baby sit in a smoke filled casino.1.00
02:39:12.000I'm saying that when you walk in, the hotel is like, we're here for you.1.00
02:39:14.000When you go to these, these, these, these concealed fucking hotels, they say, go fuck yourself.1.00
02:39:18.000And they're so, they're actually really big on that.1.00
02:39:20.000And that's something where, so people know that they franchise as well.
02:39:25.000So, you know, they have a lot of the, a lot of like the international Trump hotels, for example, it's, they're not operating it directly, but they're just sort of like licensing the Trump name to be used.
02:39:41.000Sometimes it's actually like Don, Eric, et cetera, Ivanka will go out and they're meeting with the management so they understand those things.
02:39:49.000I'm going to tell you the Trump Vegas is the place to be.
02:40:51.000It does seem like they've made Vegas, you know, and I've only been there a few times, but it does seem like they're trying to push it towards more of a family friendly kind of atmosphere as opposed to sort of like the reputation it's had before.
02:41:06.000They have like some arcades now and stuff like that.
02:41:08.000What I will also say too is I basically, anywhere I go, I try to stay to Trump.
02:41:51.000And there's a reason Trump is a billionaire off of his hotel properties because they are good.
02:41:57.000And don't get me wrong, their hotels are good too.
02:41:59.000I really do like the Ritz in Chicago, but basically, my wife and I are like, sometimes we go somewhere and we're like, we go to Trump and we're always like, yeah, it was good.
02:42:09.000There are some places we've been to that are way better than Trump.
02:42:41.000Speaking of talking with you, I'm wondering, especially Jack, I know I've already messaged with Phil and he, and we've had a little bit of a conversation.
02:42:50.000Jack, Tim, can I talk with you guys directly related to my question here tonight?
02:42:57.000Because I've got an idea that I think both of you guys might be interested in getting in on.
02:44:51.000To my question, given last night's events with Brett Hilton, I think it's fair to say no matter how hard modern science tries to define and understand this world, there's no better way to describe certain things as simply demonic.
02:45:06.000When will America or the world realize there is truly a spiritual reality to our world?
02:45:13.000And what might be the reaction to this revelation?
02:45:19.000Well, it used to be commonplace knowledge.
02:45:24.000Now, so even when, like, you know, in Old Testament times, when it was written, there's some people pointed out, and there's a lot of good readings on the Old Testament where they say one of the reasons that so many of the spiritual concepts aren't really clearly defined or,
02:45:40.000you know, as fleshed out as we may want is because these concepts were well known and understood in those times.
02:45:48.000So, concepts of like angels and demons and what is the counsel of.
02:45:53.000Uh, the council of gods and all these different things.
02:45:55.000It's like, oh, well, the readers would have known, you know, because it's common parlance at the time, what those things meant.
02:46:03.000I was thinking about um worship on a drive over here, and about I think the angels don't want you to worship like anytime you're worshiping something outside of well, they don't want you to worship them.
02:46:15.000I think I don't think angels want you to worship them.
02:46:17.000Yeah, I think they're just there to help you, and like God doesn't want your worship, it just is.
02:47:11.000Basic instructions before leaving Earth.
02:47:13.000Yeah, I'm not the first one to say that, but it's sort of like you will actually live a better and more fulfilling life if you follow this.
02:47:24.000You know, as a way, if people were to understand that, I mean, we talked about envy a lot tonight, right?
02:47:31.000And the dangers of, you know, if you go and indulge that too far, then it's like, hey, what if there were a book that actually taught us the right way to live?
02:48:35.000Money, which I think is the false God of earth.
02:48:37.000We can teach people that money ain't what you think it is.
02:48:40.000That's how we're going to solve the spiritual crisis of reality.0.99
02:48:42.000Because for whatever reason, this banking order out of Switzerland maybe they were Jewish, maybe they weren't, but they twisted and forced people to look at money as if it is God.1.00
02:48:51.000The way people chase it around, if you put God at the center of your life, you just, everything just opens up.0.99
02:48:57.000They didn't force anyone to do anything.
02:50:38.000Once you have, once you have your needs met, right?
02:50:42.000Extra money on top of it doesn't make your life significantly better.
02:50:46.000It's not supposed to, because it's like lubricant, too much lube, and you just can't get any traction.
02:50:50.000But these dudes will hoard lube in their bank accounts and be like, I'll give you a little bit of my lube because the lube's making more of itself.
02:50:57.000How many people do you think are actually hoarding money?
02:51:20.000No, I'm thinking of people that own BlackRock, the people that own the machine that makes the money.
02:51:26.000So, the people that own BlackRock, yes, they make a lot of money because they manage so many people's money.
02:51:33.000People buy stock in BlackRock because it produces a return for them.
02:51:40.000They invest their money in BlackRock, right?
02:51:42.000They're just an investment management company.
02:51:46.000And yes, they buy assets to raise the value of BlackRock overall, but they're doing it because people are giving their money to them, giving BlackRock their money to manage.
02:52:37.000People give their money to BlackRock because BlackRock has people that work there that know how to judge the value of companies, what a company's worth, and they'll buy stock in that.
02:54:19.000But no, by the Bank for International Settlements, which then it's being given to the Federal Reserve to loan to us at interest.
02:54:24.000Well, actually, to be, I mean, if you want to get down to brass tacks, anytime you buy anything on a credit card or anytime anyone uses credit, the money is created.
02:54:37.000So it's not just the Federal Reserve that's creating money.
02:54:40.000It's every time anyone swipes a Visa or a MasterCard or an American Express.
02:54:48.000I still believe what my statement at the top is money is our current false god that.
02:54:54.000Or being directed to worship by a small group of people.
02:54:57.000I don't think that we're being directed to worship money by a small group of people.
02:55:02.000Maybe I can try to synthesize what you both are saying because I do think that, I mean, obviously, I think what Phil is saying is correct in a pure capitalist society,
02:55:13.000but I think that the influence of the Federal Reserve and other problems that we have in the system that are diluting that and are distorting that.
02:55:25.000Have created the over financialization, which I think is what Ian is kind of trying to get at, where it's like there's a disconnect between that pure exchange of services and investments to this system where it does feel like there are people at the top,
02:55:44.000like the Kevin O'Learys and others, who create these ridiculous financial instruments and are able to get money from their buddies and then sell them at a loss, but then they pocket the difference.0.90
02:55:57.000That it's just distorted the system so much, whereby we get this K shaped economy, and we've had it since 2008.
02:56:42.000Just to add something real quick to that kind of idea that I was suggesting about a spiritual revival, I was talking to Papa Serjakov, my grandfather, the other day.
02:57:05.000But I really feel like my generation with Gen Z actually grew up in a world where he wasn't present.
02:57:09.000Some of us were forced to go to church, but regardless, we went out into a world where we didn't see him in media and music or anything.
02:57:15.000So I think there's kind of an interesting spiritual revival because it's more of a genuine seeking him because we never knew him in the first place.
02:57:23.000We weren't raised along with him like previous generations.
02:57:39.000And I just wanted to say, since you're kind of new to podcasting, I can give you a few tips and pointers on podcasting if you ever need any help.
02:57:44.000Thanks, thanks for calling in, brother.
02:58:25.000So, no, so I was planning to actually go to that rally, but I showed up late and security had already been closed down.
02:58:31.000So, because we were doing something else earlier in the day, we were running around Pennsylvania doing different events.
02:58:36.000And so I just went to like down the street, grabbed a, bought a table at the Walmart, and then came back and set up books for sale in the parking lot.
02:58:46.000And we just hung out and it was great.
03:01:30.000And the danger then is that if you don't make good on those promises, then you don't deliver, then people are going to still be upset because they won't have felt the relief from the Biden era.
03:01:44.000And quite frankly, I think that there's a lot of Republicans out there who are, remember, they're the ones who are running for Congress right now.
03:01:51.000They feel that they shouldn't have to do any of those things because they almost feel like they're either entitled for their offices or they feel that, oh, well, I'm opposed to Biden and that's enough.
03:02:20.000Do you think people should get away from the Trump ideology because he's going to not be relevant within the next couple of years?
03:02:29.000There's no future for the Republican Party if they give up on nationalist populism.
03:02:35.000They will be relegated to a regional party.
03:02:38.000So if they give up on quote unquote Trumpism, which is nationalist populism, then you will go back to losing the Rust Belt like George W. Bush lost it, like Mitt Romney lost it.
03:02:49.000Like Paul Ryan, like John McCain, and you will be destroyed.
03:03:02.000The Republicans are in a hard spot because the Democrats are basically saying we'll give you free everything, right?
03:03:08.000They're going to give you free housing, they're going to give you free groceries, they're going to give you free healthcare, they're going to give you free buses, they're going to give you free everything.
03:03:16.000They're going to just give you everything for free.
03:03:19.000And it's hard to mount a conservative argument that's compelling against everything is free.
03:03:28.000So I don't know what the Republicans need to say.
03:03:31.000I'm not a messaging guy, I don't think.
03:03:36.000But the Republicans are in a really hard spot.
03:03:37.000Look, when everything's real tough, especially for young people, when your dollar's not going as far as you want it to, or you don't feel like you can pay your bills, the line, pull yourself up by your bootstraps,
03:04:48.000I recommend you guys read the article from the video I published earlier about Vice, where the dude who worked at Vice wrote everything that happened and how Vice crashed.
03:05:31.000One thing my friend Hades already shouted out, but I definitely.
03:05:35.000I definitely want to double down on it.
03:05:37.000The cast brew coffee event was by far the best Timcast event that I have personally gone to, and I've gone to, I think, every single one of them now.
03:05:48.000And I think Mark did a really, really, really good job on that one.
03:07:16.000We are on our fourth factory, I think, right now.
03:07:19.000They're just all going out of business.
03:07:21.000And despite the fact that we're one of the biggest in terms of sales, because we sell out like 500 boards every time we do a launch, these factories are like, well, we can't handle it.
03:08:26.000And man, I want to understand what is your deal with me, man?
03:08:31.000So, scooter culture represents when guys in suits who didn't skate, bike, or blade or do anything culture related wanted to sell a cheap product to moms.
03:08:41.000And it is the corporatization of action sports.
03:08:44.000Action sports, like, so rollerblading actually started everything.
03:10:21.000I'm just saying, in terms of what scooters are historically, they represent the cigarette company saying, like the guy with the cigar being like, kids are dumb, sell them cheap shit.0.97
03:10:32.000And then it pulled people away from the core action sports and the core culture and made something substantially weaker, which I don't respect.0.96
03:10:39.000Like, I don't respect the business element of it.
03:10:41.000The physical element, I don't care if you're doing gymnastics or unicycling or pogo sticking.
03:11:20.000Skateboards are hard to ride, relatively.
03:11:22.000So parents started buying scooters instead, which was cheap and didn't work at skate parks.
03:11:26.000Kids got in the way, and this shattered the opportunity of action sports, which included all disciplines when scooters came around.
03:11:35.000Scooters still aren't even in the X Games, but they're absorbing a large portion of sales, which shattered the industry and actually killed it off for everybody.
03:11:43.000So there's a lot to get into with scooters.
03:11:46.000I think the biggest, and this, what I'm offended by is pro skateboarders who, like, I'm not kidding.
03:11:52.000I bring a pro skateboarder shows up and he's like 38, 40, and his kid comes in, his kid's on a scooter, and I'm like, what are you doing?
03:11:59.000Who's going to buy skateboards and carry on action sports legacy if you got your kid on a scooter, a sport that's not even in the X Games or the Olympics?
03:12:42.000Scooting is, scooting was a, was the reason parents bought it is they cost $19.99 and the kid could just stand on it and he didn't have to practice.
03:13:36.000And it's largely due to what happened in the early 2000s with moms deciding to buy cheapo scooters for their kids instead of supporting core shops that have been around for decades.
03:14:20.000And then when rollerblades were getting made inline skates, they called them, largely for like street hockey and stuff, kids took the wheels out of the third wheel, got removed so they could jump and grind on it.
03:14:57.000It was an intentional PR campaign among pro skateboarders and media to mock rollerbladers as gay and losers and nerds because they wanted to steal the sales.1.00