Joe Biden declares war on Iran, Joe Rogan secures a multi-platform deal with Spotify, and the FBI warns that China is planning to attack U.S. infrastructure. Plus, a new bill that would authorize the National Guard to use lethal force against illegal immigrants in certain contexts.
00:00:40.000The questions are, why is Iranian Revolutionary Guard operating in Syria and Iraq, and when did we declare war on Syria, and why are we there anyway?
00:00:51.000I think the Uniparty, the establishment, realized, you know, the problem isn't that we unilaterally declare war and everyone complains about it.
00:00:59.000They're complaining about it because we told them we did!
00:01:17.000But basically you got the UK saying, gear up and get ready.
00:01:20.000Several other countries have been mentioned in the past week have been contemplating or advocating for a military draft.
00:01:26.000And many news outlets are saying this action by the United States could be that escalation.
00:01:31.000Then, of course, we have the prospect of civil war here on the border, as a new bill through Congress would authorize the National Guard to use lethal force against illegal immigrants in certain contexts.
00:01:42.000Now, the easy context, of course, is if they're facing something life-threatening, but it also says, and for other reasons.
00:02:12.000So perhaps there's just a whole lot of World War III going on.
00:02:15.000We'll talk about that and then actually in some really big and very good cultural news, Joe Rogan, according to the Wall Street Journal, has secured a $250 million multi-platform deal with Spotify.
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00:06:44.000drops 125 bombs on 85 targets linked to Iran's Revolutionary Guard in devastating airstrikes on Iraq and Syria.
00:06:52.000Biden warns retaliation for drone attack that killed three soldiers will continue after long-range bombers and drones hit Middle East.
00:07:01.000Unilateral declaration of war, or is it just, we are in such a perpetual state of war, they don't care, they're just going to keep ramping things up, and we're going to spiral out of control and implode, or what?
00:07:12.000They're used to being a wasteland of our bomb shrapnel.
00:07:15.000It doesn't seem like, it could escalate into a regional war, but they telegraphed it to everyone that we'd be bombing them, so then everyone that might have been responsible for the drone attack is gone, and we're taking out what could be the places where the drones were, but we'll see, I don't know.
00:07:29.000It's just interesting to me because I was on the phone today with a friend who's in Special Forces for the Navy, and he was talking about whatever's going on in his life.
00:07:37.000And then he was saying, Oh, yeah, I'm supposed to deploy this fall.
00:07:39.000And I was like, Oh, where do you think you're going?
00:07:41.000He's like, Oh, we're getting back in the Middle East.
00:08:01.000Come on, man, I thought this was all you think about.
00:08:02.000We're supposed to think about it every single day, yeah.
00:08:05.000But seeing this, you know, it's perpetual war.
00:08:10.000The fact that Congress does not approve of these things anymore, we've been at war in the Middle East for decades or longer, actually, and we're in Syria?
00:08:45.000And so, now, with the bombing campaign in Iraq and Syria, we basically got a unilateral declaration of war on Syria.
00:08:54.000We're attacking Iranian linked targets, whatever that means.
00:08:58.000It's just, there's not going to be any formal declaration of a World War III or expansion of war.
00:09:02.000We're just slowly walking our way into further and further escalation.
00:09:07.000On top of that, everyone has been sharing this video from December 4th of C-SPAN of Senator Dick Durbin saying, we should make illegal immigrants soldiers.
00:09:19.000Dick Durbin wants to make it possible for illegal immigrants to join the U.S.
00:09:22.000And I've been getting a bunch of people messaging me being like, that's exactly how the Roman Empire collapsed.
00:09:27.000Yeah I mean I remember we did IRL the day he did this and Kingsley Cortez was here and we had the same reaction which was that you can't have a bunch of people who don't have a tie to this country come in and fight for you because ultimately their loyalty is to the federal government.
00:09:41.000It's not to the culture or the people or the states and that is dangerous for the population that potentially could resist the federal government.
00:09:48.000It's such a ridiculous suggestion but it's obviously been on the minds of Senators in this country for a long time.
00:09:54.000Again, to me that speaks that they are not ultimately loyal to the people that they serve.
00:09:58.000They're loyal to power and controlling the masses.
00:10:02.000Yeah, it's kind of like the new form of DACA, right?
00:10:05.000This is the way we get more migrants into our country.
00:10:08.000We let them serve in our military, and then we give them citizenship, say, well done.
00:10:14.000Now you can go to college on the GI Bill, and then you'll be sufficiently roped in and hopefully support Democrats.
00:10:21.000So do we see this administration going around and rounding up the illegals and giving them guns and sending them away?
00:10:27.000And if they refuse, that administration deports them?
00:10:47.000The thing is, like, one of the reasons that we can't find, we don't know the true number of how many illegal aliens are here.
00:10:53.000Is because they aren't registered, so how would the government, you know, round up enough of them?
00:10:57.000They'd have to put out a call, and most immigrant groups, like all of the NGOs or non-profits that support illegal aliens in this country, they always say, like, if police come to your door, don't answer, you know, resist that.
00:11:08.000So actually there's now a problem, like, you can't get them to come out.
00:11:13.000There's this viral meme, I guess, going around, it's statistics on crime.
00:11:17.000And it's like some guy being like, just gonna drop this here, and it says, native-born Americans, crime is really high, undocumented immigrants is low, and then immigrants is super low.
00:11:28.000The crime rate for illegal immigrants is at least 1 to 1.
00:11:34.000Like, quite literally, it's impossible to claim native-born citizens commit more crime as opposed to quote-unquote undocumented immigrants because they started off by committing a crime.
00:11:47.000Which means literally every single one of them has committed a crime, not every single native-born citizen has committed a crime.
00:11:54.000Right, they're at 100% right off the bat.
00:12:27.000It's just like, six years in prison, and then it's the photo of the guy having gay sex in the Senate building, and it's like, no charges, no evidence.
00:12:55.000Because you know how cops work, they only charge when they feel like they can get a conviction, right?
00:13:02.000Like there's a there's a video out of Boston of a bunch of cops standing outside of the community center in the black neighborhood where they were housing all the criminal aliens and there's a black dude screaming like I can barely afford to live.
00:13:14.000I work 40 hours a week and I can't even go to my community center anymore and the cops are like GTFO.
00:13:19.000And I just, it's just, I love it, man.
00:13:55.000No, but they were told it's not legal, dude.
00:13:58.000And that's where we're currently at, where I just see everything, man.
00:14:02.000I think we got cultural victories and all that stuff, but man, it does feel like things are falling apart.
00:14:06.000Because you got every man for himself mentality.
00:14:08.000It's like watching the cops not do anything for the riots, like in the city, just standing by.
00:14:13.000Meanwhile, when they were told to go arrest people trying to have a prayer service in a park in the city, you know, they would do that.
00:14:19.000Or, yeah, arresting people wearing the mask or not wearing a mask.
00:14:21.000It's less likely that people praying are going to resist.
00:14:23.000I mean, they're expecting certain people to comply.
00:14:26.000And I find that that's sort of an insult.
00:14:28.000I mean, we talked about it a couple days ago on the show, but older generations are more likely to trust media.
00:14:33.000They're more likely to trust the federal government.
00:14:34.000And so in some respects, like the the thing that makes them vulnerable to being arrested by police is the fact that they They want to comply with the system.
00:14:59.000And they're afraid of the public image.
00:15:01.000Can we just, like, I know- Well, probably the bureaucracy within the department, that's usually what kills any sort of impetus to do something virtuous, is I will lose my job, and my wife and kids are gonna suffer, and I'm gonna lose my pension, and so I'm not gonna do that.
00:15:31.000I think, you know, at one point a few years ago, during the Defund the Police movement, we were looking at more than half Of like departments had seen, you know, resignations.
00:15:53.000Yeah, and then everyone, they're all laughing, they're like, we got him.
00:15:56.000I'm just like, what I was going to say is I'm glad those, the police are refusing to charge the guys who had the gay sex in the Senate building, because I just want everybody listening to bring that conversation up to your liberal friends and family members.
00:17:11.000We did the Culture War episode maybe the day or two after that happened, and we, on the show, looked it up in the news, and there were no reports on it at all.
00:17:18.000Because it broke on a Friday, I'm pretty sure, and, like, by Saturday was when I was starting to get news alerts about it.
00:17:25.000But, like, of course I had our, like, it is one of those things that reminds you that Twitter is a very different space than the rest of the nation.
00:17:43.000National Guard would be able to use force against armed migrants entering the U.S.
00:17:47.000under new bill from Navy SEAL veteran Republican Congressman.
00:17:50.000They're going to mention that House Republicans are pushing a bill that would authorize the National Guard to use lethal force against individuals with weapons crossing from Mexico into the United States.
00:17:58.000They do keep saying that, but they also mention the bill actually says, and for other issues or whatever.
00:18:06.000They say, in the last year there have been multiple instances of migrants crossing into the U.S.
00:18:10.000carrying weapons, with some brandishing rifles like an AR-15.
00:18:14.000As the Biden administration and Texas Governor Greg Abbott clash over border security policies, the bill, Luttrell claims, will enable the National Guard to better protect the U.S.
00:18:21.000by using any means necessary to stop armed migrants.
00:18:24.000Lookit, they got photos of these dudes.
00:19:36.000I'm so glad that Ron DeSantis and all these governors are sending more and more National Guard troops because all they can do is just build fences and say, please, Right, they're gonna link arms and just be like, you cannot cross.
00:19:47.000They're not allowed to- You shall not pass.
00:19:50.000Having been to the border in Yuma and seeing how they treat people coming across the border with like luggage tags and van rides and plane tickets and stuff, I wouldn't be surprised if they come with a gun and be like, do you need more ammo?
00:20:58.000Like, someone who commits a crime while in the process of committing another crime being here illegally, probably I don't want them to be a citizen.
00:21:04.000Probably they are not here with good intentions.
00:21:07.000It seems basic and obvious, but at the same time, 150 Democrats in the House voted against it, right?
00:21:12.000Like, it is weird that we have to say this is a bad idea.
00:21:15.000And in fact, there were congressmen from every border state, you know, California, New Mexico, Arizona, who are Democrats, who voted for this.
00:21:24.000So it makes me wonder, like, are you seeing this in your community, where there are people who are here illegally and are proceeding to, you know, potentially be hazards to You know, the illegal population, but also the legal residents in your communities.
00:22:15.000They're like, maybe we should give the National Guard the ability to, like, I don't know, fight back when they're being shot at or something.
00:23:17.000Like, at what point This is for the hardcore progressive Democrats, I don't know that anything on this level will convince them, but people who are sort of non-political, moderate, maybe lean a little socially left, when you see these pictures, at what point are you just like, yes, this is incorrect?
00:23:34.000If you take a closer look and you zoom in, you can actually see there's something on the back, right?
00:23:48.000It almost looks like a bump stock to me.
00:23:50.000The thing is, Wile E. Coyote use anvils all the time for bad things.
00:23:53.000And so I just, that's how it counts as a weapon to me too.
00:23:56.000Hannah, to your point, it's like those people, those very same people you're talking about looking at this and thinking that they might come to terms with it, the reality of it, they're the ones who looked at the riots and thought they were just.
00:24:06.000I think there's been sort of a bleeding effect away because some of these things are so concrete.
00:24:12.000And that's why I think a lot of progressive outlets, a lot of progressive activists harp on January 6th so much because it's a way to sort of quell the fear.
00:24:21.000Like, you can't question anything that's going on because ultimately, look at this very bad thing, theoretically, that happened this one time, whereas this is an active invasion that's going on constantly and, in fact, has been going on for three years.
00:24:34.000The official number is something like, we think 6 million illegal criminal aliens are here.
00:24:39.000But when Rhonda Santas was doing his press conference when he was saying, I'm going to send people to the border, he was like, what's the number?
00:26:36.000So why did they want, if he was immediately going to stick her with a terrible job trying to rein in the border, not really though if you're a Democrat, why did he select her as VP?
00:26:46.000Like, if there's always been a little bit of tension there, was it just that she would bring him the demographics he wanted?
00:26:50.000Yeah, as I outlined in the book, it was a very political decision.
00:26:53.000He actually preferred Gretchen Whitmer because, you know, she's Midwestern, swing state, she campaigned on the idea of fixing the damn roads, you know.
00:27:24.000So I was like, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not doing this.
00:27:26.000So you saw more and more candidates drop out.
00:27:30.000And so he ended up, but he had to pick up, you know, he had vowed to pick a woman vice president.
00:27:35.000And then ultimately it was clear by, you know, senior advisors, that he had to pick a woman of color during this time of racial tension.
00:27:44.000And he was not doing so good on racial issues.
00:27:46.000He was going around saying, you know, poor kids are just as smart as white kids, and you're not black if you vote for Trump.
00:27:54.000And so, yeah, he really had to show that part of his base that he was serious about hearing them and getting a woman of color on the ticket.
00:28:18.000And it's because they're too good of people and they were very tolerant and accepting to so many really bad people that they kept acting in good faith and allowed these far leftists and communists to infiltrate institutions.
00:28:30.000So I mean that somewhat, I'm half joking.
00:28:33.000But, you know, 30, 40 years ago, or 50, 60 years ago, when you have a very Christian conservative nation, Evil steps in, lies, and being good people.
00:28:43.000They're like, well, you know, I think we should give these people a fair chance and now you've got communists running over everything.
00:28:48.000And even to this day, the Republican Party is still impotent and won't address these things.
00:29:27.000He will have to answer to the Texas legal system, but you know what?
00:29:30.000As much as Texas is standing your ground and all that stuff, I know the judges, they're gonna go, oh, geez, oh, well, you know, we can't do that.
00:29:38.000I'm like, dude, are you watching what they're doing in New York?
00:29:44.000Yeah, it does seem like they need to become more of an offense.
00:29:47.000Right now it does feel like a lot of states are just on defense, are kind of waiting to respond to what more progressive activists are doing.
00:29:55.000But I don't, I'm not enough of a legal expert to know what what steps should be taken.
00:30:00.000I think it would just be good for conservative voters to see action taken.
00:30:05.000So I tweeted that E. Jean Carroll was a deranged I'll just say person.
00:30:10.000It was a bit more aggressive than that.
00:30:35.000People like this are in law in New York and they're like, we'll do it anyway.
00:30:38.000And so when the question comes up as to what are the legal requirements for Ken Paxton in Texas to actually bring about some kind of charges or to, I don't know if he would be the actual guy to bring the charges or how he could pursue this.
00:31:17.000Like in West Virginia, they should have a criminal investigation right now into the Customs and Border Protection Facility.
00:31:22.000It's a massive facility on 340 in West Virginia.
00:31:25.000There should be state law enforcement raiding that building with a warrant from a judge because we want to know what's going on with their internal communications as per the human smuggling they're involved in.
00:31:36.000Ain't nobody got the balls to actually do anything though.
00:31:39.000Do you think it's because they're spineless or they're like stalled by their fear of these institutions?
00:31:45.000I was wondering if it's similar to the fear.
00:31:48.000When the federal government investigates itself, it's always like, we've done nothing wrong, everything's good, right?
00:33:03.000I think it'd be funnier if they spent 53 million dollars to just ship them to Eagle Pass, at which point they're escorted back across the border.
00:33:09.000I genuinely think the Democrat strategy is we have to destroy this country to the greatest degree imaginable before Trump wins.
00:33:16.000Because the only response we have, or I should say not the only, but the functional response, the best course of action is Trump wins.
00:33:25.000So I think You know, there's a... I just love all of the articles that are popping up about Taylor Swift.
00:33:32.000I'm not gonna get into the whole thing about Taylor Swift.
00:33:36.000Have any of the people who've pushed that story stopped to ask themselves why it is the corporate press is running full speed ahead, pumping out dozens of stories about the right attacking Taylor Swift?
00:34:24.000Obviously they want to destroy the country, but I think they're trying to force or actually create the circumstances where they can at least claim the right to engage in some kind of violence.
00:34:33.000I think we're seeing this sustained absurdity, and they're becoming very desperate.
00:34:38.000And this is about to be dark, so if you have little ones listening, it's dark.
00:34:43.000But this is how I've been thinking about the government lately in terms of their desperation.
00:34:46.000I think of Ted Bundy and how Ted Bundy operated secretly for years, doing horrible things.
00:34:53.000And his last act of desperation when they were onto him went on a horrible murder spree.
00:34:59.000And it seems like with this kind of sustained absurdity and violence and the war on every front possible, it seems like, you know, I think of the government like Ted Bundy in that last desperate act.
00:35:08.000It may be like, for him, he said, oh no, they're gonna catch me, I better get as much as I can in.
00:35:12.000For the Democrats and the Uniparty, I think they're thinking, Trump is going to reverse whatever it is we do.
00:35:59.000He didn't come through with his promises.
00:36:00.000Like they're trying to set him up to fail on two fronts.
00:36:04.000It's the inverse of what Biden did with the economy coming back after Trump locking it down.
00:36:10.000So they keep claiming all these jobs came back, but they came back because we took them away, right?
00:36:14.000And then they spin as a positive for Biden.
00:36:16.000So it'd be the inverse of that for Trump when they make it, they wrecked this country so much.
00:36:20.000And it's like almost impossible to bring it back to the way it was.
00:36:22.000I think we're missing the bigger point is like, We're now trying to set up Joe Biden as a wartime president, you know, single-handedly pressing the buttons of hundreds of missiles into the Middle East.
00:36:34.000Meanwhile, he's back in bed in Delaware, I think, right now, right?
00:36:39.000They released, like, a three-paragraph statement.
00:36:41.000Typically, the president's supposed to get up there and give a speech to explain to the American people.
00:36:47.000I don't think they're trying to make him a wartime president because, like you said, he should be up there standing giving speeches and he's not.
00:36:54.000I think it's part of the big, we'll call it the big act, not the big ask, where they're saying, if Trump gets elected, he's pulling our troops out of all these places.
00:37:03.000Let's scattershot the Middle East, forcing military action on the United States that Trump could never even pull back from.
00:37:10.000So, bring in 10x illegal immigrants, so Trump can only deport half of them.
00:37:14.000Go to war as much as possible in the Middle East, so that Trump will struggle to get our troops out.
00:37:18.000They're just trying to create the biggest mess for Trump to clean up, so it looks like he's not succeeding.
00:37:22.000No, no, they're trying to get 8 years of the presidency in 4 years.
00:37:27.000So that when Trump goes in, and actually I say 12 years, because Trump's gonna reverse 4 years of their actions.
00:37:34.000They want 2020 to 2028, everything they want.
00:37:37.000Illegal immigration, war, conflict, crisis.
00:37:40.000If Trump is minus 4 years, they need to do 12.
00:37:44.00012 years of this policy happening in 4 years.
00:37:48.000And that makes sense if you think about it.
00:37:49.00010 million illegal immigrants in the span of a couple years?
00:37:53.000Right, if they had the If they had the White House up until 2028, they can be like, well, we can sustain it slowly.
00:38:01.000But they genuinely think Trump's going to win.
00:38:02.000Most people think Trump's going to win.
00:38:04.000So they're like, we have to triple our efforts so that Trump can only pull back a little bit.
00:38:08.000But that allows them to accomplish their goals from now until 2028.
00:38:12.000I've been calling these things in the media like invisible landmines, where there's something that, you know, all the migrants are criminals, fugitives, the invasion is happening, and then they're filling the country, Trump takes over, then they turn him into the bad guy by saying, look, he's doing all these crazy things, he's deporting everyone, he's the monster we always told you he was.
00:38:33.000They're going to show pictures of him, like people are being loaded into trucks and buses, and they're going to say, We said never again, but it's happening now.
00:38:40.000Yeah, think of all the New Yorker covers.
00:38:42.000They're going to paint him looking like Hitler and whatnot.
00:38:45.000Well, maybe he should be more strategic.
00:38:46.000Maybe just start by deporting the child molesters and the drunk drivers.
00:38:51.000But that's not going to matter for the cop assaulters.
00:38:53.000It's not going to matter for the photographs and the propaganda.
00:38:56.000So the smart play is that he has to deport them in a way that makes it difficult for them to run that narrative.
00:39:03.000And I actually think that hopefully conservative media gets out with him, because I think that's part of it.
00:39:09.000They can't back down and use the terms.
00:39:10.000They have to be honest about the fact that these people were always here illegally and they're not supposed to be here.
00:39:16.000No, I think that the answer, I brought this up the other day, is Donald Trump gets in, immediately goes, I agree with Dick Durbin, we're gonna bring them into the military, good men and women in uniform, and then you take all the illegal immigrants, you, with handshakes and a salute, were like, you're coming to basic training, and then through all this, you know, they'll post a photo on a magazine being like, Trump is enlisting illegal immigrants, I guess, it's like, well, it's a Democrat idea, and they may try to spin it,
00:39:46.000But then, what you do is you de- This is some 3D chess.
00:42:00.000Well, no, look, I mean, this might be the best thing in the world for Trump.
00:42:03.000Trump finally gets in, actually is loading people on buses and trains and sending them off to be deported, and the media screams, he's Hitler, and at that point you're like, I get it, the sky is falling and there's wolves.
00:42:13.000Well, I think the thing is, if they run the pictures of Trump loading people up on buses, because, you know, why would he deport people who are illegally, because apparently that's the wrong thing to do, I think, hopefully, conservative media gets behind him and runs the photos of every person who has been killed by someone who was here illegally.
00:42:29.000I mean, there are already resources that do this.
00:42:45.000There's evidence that something is wrong, and we just don't show those pictures enough.
00:42:48.000It's that, like Republicans in Congress, the media that supports Trump, or the influencers, let's say, the talking heads that do it, need to be just as on the offense.
00:43:31.000And the Democrats are immediately like, we got a bill through Congress and no more border!
00:43:35.000And he's like, I guess I have to sign it!
00:43:36.000And then he signs it and then he's like, We're gonna send all our troops to to Iran like no no we can't do that yeah Trump's a fascist like oh geez I guess I got okay no troops to Iran.
00:43:46.000That really might be the only way to do it because the Republicans even when we had he had Congress and Senate in that first two years not much was done and the Democrats do mobilize you gotta trick them.
00:43:55.000Do you feel like there's been a changing of the guards in the House and in the Senate with the Republicans that are there?
00:44:02.000I feel like after the last year, we've really seen a sort of clashing of old and new, I would say.
00:44:08.000It just seems like it's fractured, like it hasn't coalesced or anything.
00:44:12.000Just like, you know, right-wing Twitter at times, you know, there's no one movement.
00:44:16.000Well, certainly in the Senate you have Mitch McConnell and he doesn't, I don't imagine he'll be sticking around if Trump wins again.
00:44:23.000I think that's when he bows out and then it's up to who?
00:44:39.000Like, the left will line up as enemies to whoever is declared the enemy.
00:44:45.000You, like, some leftist activist can come out and say, I think X is a bad group of people, and they all just immediately fall in line.
00:44:52.000You literally have police officers guarding criminal aliens occupying a building, and I got tons of thin blue line or, like, back to blue guys being like, no, I defend the cops, and I'm like, You know, the cops are the ones who are burning your neighborhoods down, and you're smiling, and saying it's not their fault.
00:45:10.000I don't know, like culturally I see a bunch of victories, Bud Light sponsoring Shane Gillis is hilarious, and I do think we're winning, but, you know, it is a challenge, and perhaps we could mitigate some of the damage if we had more balls, and more willingness to call out bad people.
00:45:29.000I think the right play is like, Every single conservative should be completely aligned with, if police officers are facilitating human smuggling, they are opposed to those police officers.
00:45:41.000But there's so many people on the right who are like, no, I don't blame the guys who are committing the crime, it's the person who told them to do it.
00:45:48.000And I'm just like, both of them, I don't care.
00:45:51.000But like, if we went, if these cops in Boston knew that if they were filmed doing this, they would never eat another hot dog again, they would never be able to get a hotel room, no one would make them a cheeseburger, they wouldn't do it.
00:46:06.000And so what the left does, this is funny, When these cops are in New York and the left is trying to protest, the left will film them and be like, yeah, we're going to film you.
00:46:36.000But conservatives are like, I don't blame you, it's not your fault.
00:46:38.000Yeah, there will always be that big, that deep respect for law and order, and it's kind of baked in, conservatives.
00:46:42.000But, but, like, but right, but understand what you're saying.
00:46:45.000You're saying that conservatives are not actually respecting law and order.
00:46:49.000They are defending criminals because the criminal has a badge.
00:46:52.000And I want to make sure this is clear.
00:46:54.000I'm not talking about a cop who's like walking down the street and he's like, break up the fight, guys.
00:46:57.000I'm talking about cops who were ordered to facilitate human smuggling and they're like, you got it, boss!
00:47:01.000And they went there and they're like, I'm gonna guard a bunch of criminal aliens who have taken this community center from these people because my boss told me to do it.
00:47:06.000And I'm like, well, you're a criminal.
00:47:12.000I think a lot of them are afraid to sound like, you know, rioters during BLM, and they're overcompensating for how that looked, you know, when that whole thing played out.
00:47:19.000But then I would remind people, look at the cops who went in and ripped people out of stadiums that weren't wearing a mask.
00:47:24.000You know, there was a sheriff, a woman was in Minnesota, and she tried opening her cafe during lockdown, and so they put out a warrant for arrest or whatever, so she fled to Iowa, and the sheriffs hunted her down.
00:47:37.000They were like, we're gonna make sure this old thing suffers!
00:47:40.000Man, there were so many instances where cops were just brutalizing regular- like, my favorite is the New Jersey cops.
00:47:57.000She started live streaming on Facebook saying, here are the things that I have, let me film them for you and you can order them on the site and I'll ship them to you.
00:48:05.000Cops went to her store and said, ma'am, you need to close your store.
00:48:09.000And she goes, what are you talking about?
00:48:10.000They're like, no, stop filming and stop trying to sell things.
00:48:13.000Proving it was never about the pandemic.
00:48:16.000These were just, Well, the other weird thing that came out in the beginning of the pandemic was that domestic violence rates, I cannot talk right now, domestic violence rates jumped significantly.
00:48:31.000And so there are people that would have maybe needed law enforcement's help that probably didn't get it.
00:48:39.000But then there were businesses that were just trying to find a way to make money, potentially keep their employees on, and they got It's their livelihood, right?
00:48:48.000So the store owners, when your livelihood is threatened, that's when you're ready to just civil disobedience.
00:48:56.000That's when the conservatives are like, hey, don't threaten my livelihood.
00:49:01.000You know, maybe that's what it takes for the conservatives to turn on law enforcement.
00:49:05.000But we didn't say there are other things that are going on.
00:49:07.000Like, because we locked everyone in their homes, there are other social issues that are coming up, and we should maybe use law enforcement to help with those things.
00:49:17.000Instead, it was like, how do we make everyone hurt economically?
00:49:20.000And then we had a lot of people just have to quit or were fired for not getting the shot.
00:49:54.000We're going to put on all platforms, every single platform imaginable.
00:49:57.000We're going to pay you $250 million upfront guarantee.
00:50:02.000But, we get to sell ads on all your content on every platform, and you gotta pay us back that $250, after that, we do a rev share.
00:50:11.000So, his original deal was, he had an exclusive deal, this is my understanding from Wall Street Journal, he had an exclusive deal where they said, we're gonna pay you what was like $200 million, so that your show is only on Spotify.
00:50:22.000Many people were speculating, I was talking to people in the media industry, and they were like, you think Joe's gonna re-up this deal?
00:52:49.000And then it looks like the deal didn't finalize for a little while, but I'm pretty sure it went through, are you sure?
00:52:56.000It is finalized now, it just looks like it took a year or two to be finalized.
00:53:00.000So how does this affect the sort of the left-wing industry of getting advertisers to boycott personalities and then somehow that chokes off their revenue?
00:53:52.000But I think, basically, when you have major industries saying, we endorse this, Look at Dave Chappelle's comedy.
00:53:59.000You look at Bud Light sponsoring Shane Gillis.
00:54:01.000It's just like, we're winning the culture.
00:54:04.000And the culture is what leads to the politics, like Donald Trump getting elected is a component of that.
00:54:10.000When you look at all the things that the left is doing, the Democrats are doing, it's like they want to burn the country down, incite violence, because they're desperate.
00:54:18.000It's like you were saying about Ted Bundy.
00:56:40.000Yeah, but then the media kept saying that his companies are bankrupt, and they were like, you can't even buy Trump steaks, where are they at?
00:56:45.000And I was like, huh, they're right here.
00:57:21.000They had Trump water and I brought Trump water back to the office in New York, because they were all saying that Trump water went out of business and that Trump was bankrupt, all these companies.
00:57:32.000And they loved running this line where they were like, Donald Trump has been bankrupt five times.
00:58:14.000You'll see them in, like, the middle of the country, but you'll just be driving along and then you'll see just all of a sudden just a window plastered with Trump paraphernalia.
00:58:22.000It's like a souvenir shop for, like, the part of America that's voting for him.
00:58:59.000And I was working with some, like, how would anyone ever find out, like, we worked on a project, it went nowhere, we fizzled out.
00:59:05.000We had like an early prototype that couldn't really, you know, then we were like, ah, we don't know, there's too much regulation, let's do something else.
00:59:10.000The amount of things Trump's probably worked on, the funny thing is, they mock him for his failures.
00:59:15.000It's a perfect example of who they are.
00:59:56.000In that direction, like the trend of a lot of people growing up, not having kids, they're just going to fizzle out.
01:00:01.000They're gonna plug into the Neuralink and they're gonna go to their micro-universes where they're, you know, the demon slayer and, you know, they got all the busty women jumping up and down around them.
01:00:10.000It's funny, because they don't like Elon right now, but they also didn't like Trump, but it was Trump's vaccine, but now they love the vaccine, so at some point they'll probably like the Neuralink even though they didn't like Elon.
01:01:11.000But for the average person, their listlessness and depression... I love... The funny thing about... Lauren Southern had this tweet where she said, before we give you SSRIs, you have to go to the gym twice a week or something.
01:01:21.000And everyone's like, you don't understand some people.
01:01:24.000And she's like, I'm not talking about people who are immobile.
01:01:26.000She's like, if you have the ability to go to the gym, go start working out.
01:01:32.000What's going to happen is someone's going to be like, I'm depressed.
01:01:34.000And I'm like, have you considered plugging in a neural link and being a mini God in your own universe?
01:01:38.000My friend Joe Allen, who's with The War Room, went to some tech convention recently and he posted a video of a new type of metaverse thing where you can plug in and you're like a little girl.
01:01:48.000I'm like, yeah, it's like they were like, it was like, I know, I know.
01:01:53.000And there was like a feed that you put on your, like a thing on your mouth that I think Wait, wait, wait, start over.
01:01:59.000An adult man went to a convention for adults, including adult men.
01:02:05.000And there was one, like, booth sharing some new tech of, like, a Metaverse thing where you plug in and you have the headset on and a mouth thing over you so you can scream or be loud and no one can hear you outside.
01:02:16.000And brought you into a, like, you are a little girl.
01:02:19.000And the character on the screen was, like, a young girl.
01:02:21.000So, like, they could sell it as, like, look, the transgender surgeries are even cheaper in the Metaverse.
01:02:26.000Well, I suppose it's like if someone made a video game and it's like some old dude plays it, that's kind of creepy, but I'm not going to blame someone who made a game with a character.
01:03:14.000There's also a chat room function, where you go into this virtual reality chat room, and there's like a rabbit walking around, and there's like the Mad Hatter, and there's just like, you know, a crocodile dude, and one guy's a carrot, and they're walking around, and the guy's like, I identify as a carrot!
01:03:31.000You know, like, no one really- I'm kidding, no one really said that.
01:03:33.000Oh, so they're not NPCs, they're- Oh, it's humans!
01:03:36.000It's human beings in the game, walking around in their VR space.
01:03:39.000And you can like, point the stick and then teleport, because you can only move so far.
01:03:42.000But this is what I was saying, like, In the future, you're gonna be in a business meeting, and you're gonna like, it's gonna be indistinguishable from reality.
01:03:50.000You're gonna put on your headset or whatever, plug in your Neuralink, fall back, and then you're walking into the office, you sit down at the table, and you got Mario to your left, you got the Incredible Hulk over here, a giant cupcake with a smiley face.
01:04:02.000You don't even need an electric car to get there.
01:04:04.000No, you just teleport, and the cupcake is gonna look at you with a big ol' smile and go, Okay, let's get into the TPS reports.
01:04:29.000You've been getting a lot of comments.
01:04:30.000Yeah, it's like, none of the cupcakes, like actually eclairs, are very offensive to us.
01:04:34.000It's like, oh, I didn't know, I'm sorry.
01:04:36.000I mean I do think that there will be people who are interested in this and in some ways this sounds more entertaining than like endless zoom meetings if you work from home but I just think it'll ultimately be one of these things that like really splits people and I think to your point from earlier like people are already kind of dividing up in the way they live we have very separate lifestyles going on people who choose not to have children and are maybe more like more into pursuing their specific interests the metaverse might be a great place because it makes traveling cheaper because you just have to plug in you don't have to buy a plane ticket it makes you know something that might physically risk you like if you wanted to be a great uh skydiver right you don't actually have to do it you can just get the thrill of doing it virtually whereas there'll be people who are like no i want to talk to people in real life and i want to have kids and i want to
01:05:21.000Bear responsibilities in a way that you clearly don't want to.
01:05:25.000I saw this reel on Instagram where someone was saying, like, when you move different cities and, like, one group of friends is talking about settling down, having kids, and the other one is like, I'm doing peyote this week and I'm doing whatever, like, there are just people who split and they do different things and they live different ways and they'll stop intersecting at some point.
01:05:40.000Do we take away their right to vote or run for office if they're in a metaverse?
01:06:34.000And what if, uh, what if, so simulation theory, what if it's prison?
01:06:41.000Like, if we get to that point of Neuralink, someone commits a crime, they're gonna say, you are sentenced to live a life in this way through Neuralink.
01:06:52.000And so, you know... Right, they take out your happy Neuralink, and then Neuralink, and then they put in the bad one.
01:06:58.000Well, no, they don't have to change anything.
01:07:04.000Yeah, so some guy is driving his car, and he's drunk He's like oh, and then he crashes and he kills some teenager, and they're like you're going to prison He's like no, and they're like it We're going to make you live a life as a parent who loses a child in this way And you will live in them and that they'll be your punishment and the sentence is only like a week long but they put the guy in the pod crying and They turn the thing on and then he experiences 70 years of life as growing up, having a family, raising a kid, kids killed by a drunk driver, he has to live through it all, and then he ages, gets old, dies, and then wakes up in the pod like... Would we as a society accept that as a punishment, you think?
01:07:43.000The problem with the United States is that we went a little crazy with the no cruel unusual punishment thing.
01:07:52.000But I mean, we went a little crazy with it in that, like, now there's literally no... Instead of actually trying to figure out ways to create deterrence, we just say, put them in a box, and we've created gang hangouts.
01:08:02.000We've, like, just centralized gang headquarters.
01:08:08.000It is good, we said no cruel and unusual punishment.
01:08:11.000The problem is, we need to be more specific about what it means to be cruel and unusual.
01:08:15.000Like, our punishments are completely uniform, for the most part, and it's, you go into a box, and then, like, people are getting raped in there.
01:08:24.000It certainly is, but we don't care, so we've, like, it's made this uniform thing, whereas, like, There are means of creating penalties for crimes that are better deterrents.
01:08:34.000And I'm not going to list a bunch, but I'll give you an example.
01:08:37.000And I think it might be like Switzerland.
01:08:39.000If you're speeding, you have to pay a percentage fine.
01:08:43.000So in the United States, you pay a dollar fine.
01:08:45.000I think it's Switzerland, I'm not sure, but there's countries in Europe where it's like, okay, your fine is, you know, 0.5% of your yearly income based on your past year's taxes.
01:08:53.000And that's getting kicked in the balls.
01:08:55.000If you're making, you know, 20 million bucks, you're like, oh man, that's a fine.
01:09:00.000But what happens is, like right now we're like, nope, everybody's got to pay 50 bucks for a parking ticket.
01:09:05.000It's like, okay, for a lot of people, that's just paying for parking.
01:09:08.000So like Wrigley Field in Chicago, for instance, people, everyone parks illegally.
01:09:12.000Because it's like, I'll get a hundred dollar ticket, cost a hundred bucks to park.
01:09:48.000Like, we should not allow cruel and unusual punishment, but we should allow for variety in how we handle crimes.
01:09:54.000Yeah, this is what I found interesting about the nitrogen hypoxia execution that took- it was the first one ever on January 25th, and the whole argument was that this guy, Kenneth Eugene Smith, who's in Alabama, dead now, he had- they couldn't do a lethal injection in 2022, I think.
01:10:14.000And part of it was he had said, you're not going to be able to get a vein and it's going to be uncomfortable for me and this is cruel and you guys shouldn't make me do this.
01:11:41.000He said that if anything were to go wrong, I could be a vegetable, I could risk a stroke, which is like, there are risks to lethal injection too.
01:11:47.000And then one of his, there were lots of things that came up at last minute resistance.
01:11:51.000He had a spiritual advisor who filed a complaint saying, Alabama's made me sign this waiver that if anything goes wrong, if I'm within three feet of him, I risk exposure to this nitrogen and you're stopping me from being able to anoint him at death.
01:12:08.000As we move forward with all of these new technologies and all of these new options, we have to ask along the way, is this experimentation?
01:12:50.000Albert Camus is someone I love, his writing.
01:12:52.000And he was also against the state having the ability to kill people.
01:12:55.000However, he made an argument in the essay Notes on a Guillotine that if we're going to do this, it needs to be very public to actually deter people from doing it instead of doing it I actually don't think the death penalty is a strong deterrent.
01:13:11.000I think publicly beating someone while laughing at them would be.
01:13:15.000Especially with a lot of criminals having this like, especially in Chicago, a lot of the criminals, they want respect.
01:13:21.000Humiliating them in public would be a deterrent.
01:13:24.000I'm saying the guys that I know in the south side, if they were like, if you get caught stealing, we will put you in a stock and spank you.
01:14:49.000It's like waking up from a dream, you know, it will affect you for a day perhaps.
01:14:53.000I also just don't trust Neuralink at all and so there's a level of I don't feel like I can, in good faith, put someone in Neuralink prison if I also don't trust Neuralink at all.
01:15:02.000I will let Elon experiment on bad people.
01:15:08.000There's one group that tried that, there's bad.
01:15:11.000Let's say you got somebody who, uh, he's 20 years old, and him and his buddies go into a bodega and armed robbery, steal from the store clerk, smash everything up, take all his money, ransack the place, and then leave.
01:15:29.000They get caught later and he gets sentenced to four years in prison for the armed robbery.
01:15:37.000His sentence is he'll be placed in a neural link where he will wake up with the memories of a store clerk owner and none of his past life and he will experience having his life savings and life destroyed in this moment and then after that moment, he wakes up realizing what he did and how they felt.
01:15:53.000Kind of like what they were doing in Clockwork Orange, when they had the guy's eyes kept open and they're showing him all the footage.
01:16:00.000Actually having him experience the life of it.
01:16:02.000You're a guy who's saved up, you know, he's like, I'm working really hard, my wife is sick, I need to make money, and then you come in, smash something and destroy it all, and then they leave and you experience all of that suffering.
01:16:15.000I guess one of the things that brings up for me is the idea, like, In the Neuralink, are you able to program someone's emotions?
01:16:23.000Because if you don't feel the guilt, or if you don't feel empathy, really, then going into someone else's life and suffering, would you experience it in the same way?
01:16:49.000What if the prisoners are like, okay, you can do this one, or you can go into the Neuralink?
01:16:55.000Like, do we want there to be options for people to choose how they're punished?
01:17:01.000What if we just say, we're gonna send you, like, you committed a crime.
01:17:06.000You can go to prison, regular real-life prison, for, like, okay, so it's a serious crime, it's a negligent homicide, you were drinking and driving, you killed two kids, you're gonna get ten years because it's your, it's your, like, third DUI, you weren't supposed to, you didn't have a license.
01:17:22.000You're not someone who is, like, trying to go out and kill, but you've shown a pattern of behavior, and they say, what are you going to do?
01:17:27.000We're going to lock you up for 15 years, 20 years, or Neuralink for life.
01:17:35.000You can go into this machine, we remove you from society because you're a danger to society, you will live a normal, happy life where you will feel good, and you will cause no harm to anybody.
01:17:43.000I guess that's the other question, like, is imprisonment about separating people from the population, or is it about rehabilitation?
01:19:06.000And then the kid melts and he's screaming.
01:19:08.000Like, think about the kind of torture you could do to people
01:19:11.000with a Neuralink, where you give them a child and then force them to live full Neuralink reality
01:19:20.000of watching their child be murdered in front of them.
01:19:22.000It also depends on the degree to which these people can, or have a capacity for emotion.
01:19:26.000Because some of these psychopaths, I don't know if it would work on them.
01:19:29.000So a minute ago you were saying like, you can make them feel some emotions or whatever, but I don't think that's the point.
01:19:33.000The point is to get the person to feel those emotions, but then you have to get, you get to the idea of yeah, whether they can even feel those or if they're capable of feeling it.
01:19:39.000Yeah, would, like Hannah mentioned earlier, are you able to control their emotions or you just try to manipulate them?
01:19:45.000Well you, but like, You- you could theoretically make- I think at the point of Neuralink, you can make them feel things.
01:19:51.000Like, if we're talking about read-write.
01:19:55.000Like, if we can write to the brain enough to where they can experience things, you could force emotional sensations.
01:20:00.000That's what I'm curious about, because like, again, I would never be for Neuralink, I don't think I could ever be convinced, but- With, like, you can make someone feel something, but is it enough to rewire the way their brain works, right?
01:20:11.000Like, if you had a sociopath, is Neuralink going to be able to make them experience enough to make them have empathy?
01:20:17.000Like, if you're hardwired to function a certain way... Oh, but maybe you just use the Neuralink to reprogram his brain to be virtuous.
01:20:31.000The point is, When... So, imagine the sci-fi movie.
01:20:35.000A guy is living a life, and he experiences the death of his girlfriend, and he starts an organization to fight drunk driving, and he becomes an old man, and then, you know, like, a young woman comes in and says, I just wanted to let you know that, you know, you really helped my dad, and the organization you did, blah, blah, blah.
01:20:50.000I turned his alcoholism around, and he's like, thank you so much.
01:20:52.000And then, on his deathbed, He's got, you know, his loved ones around them are like, you stopped so many drunk drivers.
01:20:57.000And then he wakes up as a 23-year-old who killed two people in a drunk driving accident.
01:21:01.000And he's immediately like, we can never allow drunk driving ever again.
01:22:56.000Tim, I'm sure you saw, um, in Ghost in the Shell, uh, in, like, a lot of the different stuff they talk about there, they would hack people, literally, because if anyone knows the anime, they have people in there that are cyborgs, and they would literally hack the cyborg and make them- one of the opening scenes, this guy doesn't know what he's doing, he thinks he has this whole programmed life of, like, 30 years in reality, he just got hacked this morning, and he thinks he's living out this whole, like, grand scheme, and he has a wife and kids and stuff, but really, it's not even real, it's just fake memories.
01:24:13.000And what if we're all NPCs and there are weird, you know, eight foot tall green people who walk around like just laughing and watching the show and they're like, oh, this is so fun.
01:24:22.000Yeah, I guess there's a degree of relativism to NPCs because we would be then to the shadow beings or the gray aliens that are walking among us.
01:24:46.000They all think they're gonna make millions.
01:24:48.000There's some fat green-skinned thing sitting next to its fat green-skinned roommate eating popcorn being like, it's really funny that they're debating free speech, but they're all programmed.
01:24:57.000Wait till they hit the next level and upgrade this into World War III.
01:25:00.000Wait till we see what we do with Joe Rogan next.
01:25:03.000They're really enjoying their corpse president.
01:25:06.000I mean, it certainly doesn't feel like we're in real life, how crazy everything is.
01:25:13.000It's just like, You know, people want to look for miracles.
01:25:16.000I'm like, well, Donald Trump being president doesn't seem like real life.
01:25:19.000Nobody thought it was possible and here he is.
01:25:21.000So it's, I don't know what you think miracles are supposed to look like, but all of the crazy stuff that we've seen over the past few years, it really does feel like someone wrote this.
01:25:37.000And they keep selling it and people buy into that world, which is basically like being in a simulation, which is why we feel like we're in an alternate reality from the people on the left.
01:26:33.000And it's Data, Android, they hold a trial to determine whether or not he's property or a sentient being with rights.
01:26:43.000That he was a sentient and had rights.
01:26:46.000And it seems also obvious to us now, but we grew up with people having written these ideas out.
01:26:52.000And it's been a long time since I saw the episode, but I think there was one where he gets asked by the guy who says he's a machine, basic questions like, how do you know you're alive?
01:27:03.000And he just goes, how do you know you're alive?
01:27:15.000And they're going to try to redefine what a soul even means if we get to that future where robots are fighting for their ability to vote or even be married legally.
01:27:22.000Like, I do see that as like a possible future in the dystopia that we are on right now.
01:27:26.000And then humans will die off and the robots will take over.
01:28:23.000Then there's one level where the security robots have everything locked down and won't
01:28:27.000let anyone or anything leave because that was their job.
01:28:29.000And so all the robots are just like trapped and stuck and can't do anything.
01:28:34.000But then the cat, because you're the cat, it learns how to talk to a robot and then it opens this thing up and then releases the robots and then I guess the premise is now the robots can become the new civilization or something.
01:30:12.000I mean, because, like, current algorithms Produce insanity.
01:30:16.000However, if we actually get to the point where AI is improving itself, it will become some kind of demigod instantly.
01:30:24.000The exponential growth curve means it's like within an hour it doubles its intelligence, within an hour it's quadrupled, with another hour it's 10x, then it's a hundred, then a thousand, and it's just- And the human race just lets that happen and doesn't try to stop it at any point.
01:30:38.000We are actively building it right now and no one is resisting.
01:30:41.000No, but after it starts wrestling for control of the world.
01:30:45.000But there's no circumstance where the AI has to wrestle for control.
01:30:50.000We have handed all of the control to it.
01:30:52.000So you're saying we've already surrendered to the robot?
01:35:09.000At the time when Mandela was in prison, a major news organization somewhere falsely reported his death.
01:35:15.000So there's millions of people driving to work in the morning and they hear a report Nelson Mandela has died in prison and it was wrong and they never issued a correction because they lie.
01:35:23.000Those people Information in, nothing out.
01:35:26.000Forgot about it, don't know, don't care.
01:35:28.00010 years later, they hear he's alive and they go, what?
01:36:43.000Do you remember, uh, uh, the gold and silver monsters that she would have?
01:36:46.000And she would make my monster grow, and there was the giant golden ape, and then there was the silver one as well?
01:36:50.000And people go, yeah, of course, there was no silver one, I made the one up.
01:36:53.000And so the point is, people start thinking in their minds, their brain fills the gap.
01:36:57.000Like, I remember Rita, I remember Goldar, and then the silver chimp as well, that was the big one with the wings.
01:37:03.000And then they think in their mind just, because they're not really, some people might catch it and they go, ooh, a silver thing?
01:37:10.000But many people, your brain will fill the gap because everything made sense except for that one thing, they'll put it in there.
01:37:14.000I don't know if you remember this, but this was like an unofficial part of my interview when I first met you.
01:37:19.000And you pulled out Mandela Effect, one of the nights, and you were like, I forget what it was, Kellogg or something, what was spelled with two L's, and you printed it out and you're like, well how do you think this was, is this from your timeline?
01:37:29.000I think I passed, which is why I'm here now.
01:37:31.000Yeah, so I did a Kellogg, I believe it's spelled with two G's, right?
01:37:42.000And so I think I did a fake Mandela effect with this, where I actually printed out the logo on something with one G. What's wrong with this picture?
01:37:51.000No, the goal was like, how do you spell Kellogg?
01:37:53.000I'm pretty sure we printed out a fake label that was identical, but Kellogg was spelled with one G. So we could fake a Mandela effect by saying, How do you spell Kellogg?
01:38:06.000And then they're like, oh, it's a K-E-L-L-O-G-G.
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01:39:10.000I think, personally, I think there's multiple types of Mandela Effect.
01:39:14.000I do think the Large Hadron Collider has affected reality, but I also think there's a type we're talking about where the corporate press has created a false reality and a false history and a false timeline.
01:39:33.000I know someone whose husband of many years has, uh, it was like last year, she said all of a sudden he thinks there's a light switch where there never was.
01:39:52.000And it's where people claim, and I think they're just trolling, but there are forums where they're like, I've successfully jumped into another dimension.
01:40:01.000Oh yeah, it's called like skipping or something like that.
01:40:36.000And so that means some timelines are very close to each other.
01:40:39.000Like today, I woke up and I had two pieces of biltong instead of one.
01:40:44.000And so the timelines are almost identical because nothing was changed, but they are separate.
01:40:49.000These people believe that if the timelines are close enough, you can jump between them by closing your eyes, sensory deprivation, shutting everything down, and then focusing on that timeline, and then you wake up in the timeline.
01:41:02.000However, understand, you cannot jump timelines too far.
01:41:06.000So if you got your leg, you lost a leg in an accident, that timeline split is so intense that you can't make the leap.
01:41:18.000No, it just depends on if the timeline is close enough.
01:41:21.000So the variations in time can't be so different to where the leap is too far.
01:41:26.000So typically they say it's things where it's like, you accidentally did something you want to undo, and there are people who legitimately are like, this morning I blew a red light and got pulled over, closed my eyes, and boom, I woke up, I was driving, and instantly I was driving again, stopped at the red light, the cop was gone, and it's like, I swear I did it.
01:41:42.000And it's like, okay, man, this is like organic Neuralink.
01:41:53.000But there, there is a theory, I forget the name of it, where every, they say every moment of your life is like a still frame and that it's infinite.
01:42:01.000And it goes on forever like that and to a varying degree.
01:42:03.000So you're kind of, they, they believe that you could be immortal.
01:42:47.000I read an article from Star Tribune that said new information has come to light suggesting that Ilhan Omar may have married her brother or something like that.
01:49:11.000Not that there's no doubt in my mind, but I think there's a strong likelihood that he's in the pocket of China because of the deals that they were running in the past and they got dirt.
01:50:37.000And it was like Republicans and Koch brothers who wanted to bring in this cheap labor.
01:50:44.000Next, The Slayer says, Yes, people with handoff policies lead to a downfall from bad ideologies, but keep in mind that if Christians pushed harder, we'd have no rock music, D&D, or video games.
01:50:55.000It's better to try new logically consistent things than stop when once damning data comes out.
01:51:00.000Yo, I don't understand Look, being like, it's a board game, well, we don't like the board game, we should get rid of it, then we fight, we go, okay, fine, we'll accept the board game.
01:51:10.000It's very different from child sex changes.
01:51:14.000Like, I will have an argument over someone as to why my board game's allowed, and accept their capitulation to allow my board game, but we can all agree, like, the child sex change thing is going too far.
01:51:25.000You know what's crazy is we were in the green room downstairs, we'll put on music right before we're getting ready for the show and stuff, and on auto-rotation, I Write Sins Not Tragedies came up, Panic at the Disco, they censored the word God in goddamn.
01:52:13.000Alan Shower says, Tim, as a Star Trek The Next Generation fan, you must know the outcome of the meta is Moriarty.
01:52:19.000Interesting story arc in The Next Generation.
01:52:24.000So the AI, there's an AI that runs everything, right?
01:52:27.000You go, computer, do this, and it does.
01:52:29.000And so they have the holodeck where they could go in and say, computer, run program simulation, and they tell it what to do, and then it'll make whatever they want.
01:52:36.000And so they're trying to do like a Sherlock Holmes, and so Data is in there as Sherlock or whatever, and so they ask the computer to make a villain that would be difficult for Data to solve, but Data being like a super intelligent AI, the AI creates a sentient being in the holodeck who takes the ship over by taking, like, and it's Moriarty, the villain, and he's like, I'm alive.
01:52:58.000As soon as they run the program, Moriarty in the program realizes, the program realizes it's a program, Moriarty the character in the program, and then confronts, like, I think it's Picard, and he's like, what am I and what are you?
01:53:20.000And then in Voyager, So the problem was he can't leave the holodeck because it's just light projections and he's a program, but then in Voyager they created portable holographic projectors.
01:53:31.000So the doctor is a hologram and he's in a room.
01:53:36.000He can't leave that room or he can't leave areas without holographic projectors, but then eventually they create mobile projectors he can wear, which create a physical form made of light from a small device.
01:54:03.000Justin Lied says, why haven't you talked about the Gavin Newsom story?
01:54:06.000The governor of the largest state in America admitted to going full Karen on a target employee.
01:54:11.000I mean, it was interesting, but I just don't think it, right, it like, we load up all these stories, but then if we don't get to it, we don't get to it.
01:54:17.000So if it's story is not big, but basically he was like, they were blaming me for the shoplifting.
01:54:22.000And he's like, we've got the 10th toughest law in the country, $950.
01:54:25.000He's like, he's like, and then he said, he watched someone just steal stuff.
01:54:29.000And he's like, why am I paying for this?
01:57:20.000Who Wants to be an American Ninja Warrior?
01:57:22.000It's a combination of Who Wants to be a Millionaire and American Ninja Warrior where after every obstacle you have to answer a question about the United States.
01:58:13.000FringePatriotGaming says, Hey Tim, this question may be pointless if we actually head into World War 3, but are you interested in sponsoring other people with Cast Brew?
01:58:21.000If so, what's the best way to contact your team?
01:59:23.000Frontline Tekken says, Hey Tim, considering you mentioned we used to be a Christian country, would you consider getting Doug Wilson on the show sometime?
01:59:29.000I don't know who he is, but... No idea.
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02:00:46.000Maybe we get more people to sign back up.
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