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and so much is flooding in. I thought

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let's do an extended morning live again. And

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it's also partly because it's Fourth

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of July weekend coming up. And what

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we're going to do is we're going to

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go a couple hours and then I got a

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bunch of stories already lined up because there's just

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too much news coming out pertaining to Joe Biden.

0:41

The first big story, of course.

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25 House Democrats reportedly

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preparing to call for Biden to

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end reelection effort. The dam has

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broken. You know, it's funny because that's

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what I was saying. You

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know, I was saying this last week

0:57

that the dam broke when the

0:59

when the debate happened. News just started pouring out

1:02

like crazy. And then

1:04

come Monday, more and more

1:06

news keeps coming up. So the Supreme

1:08

Court immunity ruling, then Donald Trump getting the

1:10

sentencing pushed back. And here we

1:12

are. It's just getting crazier.

1:14

Now, the funniest thing about this is I

1:16

think there's like one Biden sycophant left. Harry

1:20

Sisson for whatever reason. Like even

1:22

Nancy Pelosi went on TV. She

1:25

was doing some interview. I can't remember what channel was. It

1:27

might have been like MSNBC and she was like, we have

1:29

to ask or how did she phrase it? She

1:32

was like, was this an episode or is

1:34

this a condition? Wow. Well,

1:37

I don't know. You tell me, lady. Here's

1:39

the best part. Aside from what we're

1:42

seeing now with all of these Democrats lining

1:44

up to boot Joe Biden in

1:47

the prediction markets, Kamala is the front runner.

1:50

That's it for the Democratic Party. I'm going

1:52

to predict it. Kamala Harris is now the

1:54

front runner for the presidential race. It is

1:56

now Trump and Kamala. I kid you not.

1:59

And you know what? those are bad bets. I think those

2:01

are very bad bets because I think we're going to get

2:03

an open convention and they're going to nominate

2:05

somebody else because it ain't going to be Kamala Harris. Now

2:08

it's not just that Democrats are calling

2:10

for Biden to end his re-election effort. We've got

2:12

an op-ed from the Hill where they're saying outright

2:15

resign. I wouldn't be

2:17

surprised if they pulled the 25th amendment. Now I've got a clip

2:19

from three years ago, four years ago,

2:22

of Joe Biden talking. Wow,

2:25

it's night and day. And we knew this back then

2:27

that he was having trouble and

2:29

we had talked about sundowning. Whereas it gets

2:32

late, Biden struggles to keep up, but

2:35

decline is exponential. And

2:37

what we're seeing now is quite literally

2:39

the exponential decline of Joe Biden. So

2:42

let's read this news and I'll get through

2:44

the first portion and then we'll take your

2:46

super chats here for those that are

2:48

watching live. And we're going to

2:51

try this morning show live again.

2:53

I've got a bunch of segments that I'll record while

2:55

we're recording live and then I'll put

2:57

those up for later in the day for those that want to

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catch those clips. But here's the first big breaking story from New

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sell it super quick. Here's a story from the New York

3:54

Post. 25 house Democrats reportedly

3:56

preparing to call on Biden, call on

3:59

Biden to end. re-election effort, the

4:01

dam has broken. President

4:04

Biden may soon face increased pressure from

4:06

Democrats in Congress to drop out of

4:08

the 2024 race, according to a report.

4:10

At least 25 House Democrats are preparing

4:13

to call for the 81-year-old president to

4:15

end his re-election bid in

4:17

the wake of his disastrous debate against President

4:19

Donald Trump, Reuters reported Tuesday, citing

4:21

a House Democratic aide. And we've actually

4:23

been hearing these rumblings quite a bit.

4:26

We have this from the AP, Rep

4:28

Lloyd Doggett becomes first Democrat in Congress

4:30

to call for Biden's withdrawal from the

4:33

2024 race. It is

4:35

night and day. You know, I got this clip. I

4:37

want to play this clip for you, but so let

4:39

me see if I can find this one. What was

4:42

that clip from the debate? Let me just,

4:44

let me, you know, I should have

4:46

pulled this up earlier because I want to show the

4:48

contrast from where Biden was to where

4:50

he is now. And

4:53

so I'm going to grab this clip we've got from

4:55

the debate last week, which is one of the most

4:57

telling and not to mention it was also a major

4:59

win for Trump. It's the, here

5:01

we go. Is this it? I

5:04

could pull up this one too, but

5:06

I'm not gonna, oh, that's a good one. The sharpest attack

5:08

clip. Here's Biden struggling to get off the stairs. Let me just,

5:11

I got to find this one where Trump slammed

5:14

Biden saying he destroyed Medicare because

5:17

that, I feel

5:19

like that really was the clip

5:22

that, oh man, there's, I'm scrolling

5:24

through my Twitter feed just like yikes, dude,

5:26

the one where Biden's crying, but

5:28

there's a clip from, I think

5:30

it's Greg Price from, look

5:32

at this. There's so many of these

5:35

clips is absolutely crazy. I'm sorry guys,

5:37

I'm scrolling through this, but there's so

5:39

many. Oh man. Wow.

5:42

Donald Trump winning in poly market. A

5:45

tweet of someone saying I'm going to try to give

5:47

Joe Adderall through the TV. And

5:50

here we go. We got it. This is Colin rug

5:52

posted this and I want, I

5:54

want to play this clip for you and then I want

5:56

to play you this clip right here. This is another clip.

5:58

This is from three years ago. posted by Speaker

6:00

Kevin McCarthy. Ha ha, Speaker at the time. Candidate

6:03

Biden calls on illegal immigrants to surge the

6:05

border. Check this out. This is really something

6:07

to listen to. Take

6:09

a listen. All those things we need

6:11

to do, child care, elder care, making

6:14

sure that we continue to strengthen our

6:16

healthcare system, making sure that we're able

6:18

to make every single solitary person eligible

6:22

for what I've been able to do with

6:25

the COVID. I'm just kidding with dealing

6:28

with everything we have to do with, look,

6:34

if we finally

6:36

beat Medicare. Thank you, President

6:38

Biden. President Trump was

6:41

right. He did beat Medicare. He beat it

6:43

to death and he's destroying Medicare because all

6:45

of these people are coming in. Oh,

6:47

I got to I need to report a crime from

6:50

this clip from the debate. I

6:53

don't I don't know. This is crazy. Biden's

6:55

Sputters out of control. Can't

6:58

think straight or make it make say anything.

7:00

CNN jumps in to cover it up and

7:02

then Trump hooks in with that zinger. Well,

7:04

you did beat Medicare. You beat it to

7:06

death. Wow. Okay,

7:09

so you heard Biden right there, right? Take a

7:11

listen to this clip. This is from

7:13

the Democratic debate. This was posted three years ago. So

7:16

it's a little bit older than that because

7:18

this is from before he was president. But

7:21

this is like four years ago. Listen, I would in

7:23

fact make sure that there is. We

7:25

immediately surge to the border. All

7:27

those people are seeking asylum. They deserve to

7:29

be heard. That's who we are. We're a

7:31

nation says if you want to flee and

7:33

you're fleeing oppression, you should come. So

7:37

there's also the point to be made

7:40

about him saying illegal immigrants should surge

7:42

to the border. But this

7:44

was posted in our newsroom and

7:46

you can clearly hear the difference even after a

7:48

few years. They claim

7:50

Joe Biden has a stutter. And

7:53

I'm just I despise

7:55

these people. I am

7:57

absolutely sick of them. And

7:59

I know you are. because you have to be

8:01

like, I'm sorry, the people who believe

8:03

this stuff, I don't think they

8:06

could be any stupider. And I'm not

8:08

trying to be mean, but maybe I should be a little mean. And

8:11

my question for say

8:13

like Brian Stelter and for the

8:15

CNN viewers and MSNBC viewers is, if

8:19

you didn't eat breakfast yesterday, how would you have

8:21

felt? And actually

8:23

you guys know that meme, I'm sure you do. There's

8:25

another line to that meme, which is, tell

8:28

me a story that has

8:30

two characters who each have a single line

8:32

of dialogue. And then

8:35

now tell me a story where there

8:37

are two characters that each have a single

8:39

line of dialogue. And one of those characters

8:42

is telling the other character a story about

8:44

two characters who each have a single line

8:46

of dialogue. The meme that

8:48

sparked the low cognitive function stuff and

8:51

conditional hypotheticals also made the point

8:53

about how people who are low IQ,

8:56

low cognition, they can't handle

8:58

recursion. And then the funniest part was

9:00

when the guy wrote, Scheherazade was an

9:02

IQ test. Ha,

9:05

a thousand and one tails Scheherazade,

9:07

how fun, how fun. So

9:10

there it is right there. You can hear

9:12

the difference in Joe Biden's everything.

9:16

I mean, geez, the way he's standing up, the

9:18

way he's looking at the crowd, the way he,

9:21

he was old, but he had substantially more of a

9:23

grasp on things. And we knew this back then because

9:27

as I mentioned, people were talking about

9:29

sundowning, but we knew that decline is

9:31

exponential. And now here we are. Take

9:34

a look at the centrist House Democrats in competitive districts.

9:37

The lawmakers most at risk of losing

9:39

their seats in November were so alarmed

9:41

by Biden's infirmed appearance in

9:45

last week's showdown with a 78 year old,

9:47

some Republican nominee. They're considering writing

9:50

a letter to Biden according to the outlet.

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the first card-based. up

12:00

Biden's cognitive decline. And

12:02

we're all just laughing because like, no, you

12:04

didn't. You just convinced stupid

12:06

people. Regular people knew

12:09

for a long time. That's why before

12:11

the debate in polling questions

12:13

where they asked, do you think Biden has

12:15

the mental acuity to be president? Only

12:17

35% said yes. I

12:20

wouldn't call that a successful coverup. But

12:22

now for the moment, you've all been waiting for

12:24

the betting markets, ladies and gentlemen, how much money

12:27

has been made so far. Take

12:29

a look at this. Who will win the 2024

12:31

US presidential election? This

12:35

is predicted where you can buy shares

12:37

of yes, of no, you can sell

12:39

before the conclusion, you can hold out

12:41

and hope to earn that dollar. Donald

12:44

Trump at 59 cents. That

12:46

means about 59%. Not

12:48

necessarily, but that's sort of how it works. Kamala

12:51

Harris, 23 cents right behind Donald

12:54

Trump, and then Joe Biden in

12:56

third place with 21 cents. I

13:00

feel bad for anybody who bought shares and Joe

13:02

Biden, like three months ago, thinking

13:04

now he's not there. He's in now and I'm

13:06

gonna. Oh, yeah. And now

13:08

this happens. Gavin Newsom is at six

13:10

cents. Robert Kennedy's at three and Pete

13:12

Buttigieg is at two. So

13:15

you know, it doesn't quite add up to it's

13:17

more than 100. But that's basically how they break

13:19

it down, right? You can also buy no shares.

13:22

So no shares for binary sense. Here's how it works.

13:24

I assume most of you do know, but not everybody

13:26

watches every segment. We talk about predicted. If

13:29

you buy 59 cent

13:31

shares of Donald Trump to win, once

13:34

the election is over, if Trump did win,

13:36

you get paid $1 for every share. So

13:40

for Kamala Harris, Joe Biden, same is true. If you

13:42

were to buy, so it's five to one for Joe

13:44

Biden. I mean, you're getting a value bet out of

13:46

that, right? I wouldn't recommend it. I wouldn't recommend it.

13:48

Now take a look at this. Who will win the

13:50

2024 Democratic presidential nomination?

13:53

Kamala Harris is in first place. She's

13:56

the front runner. Kamala

13:58

is the Democrat front runner. But right

14:00

now, we had a member call last

14:02

night into Timcast IRL and

14:04

suggested rather, I would

14:07

say it's sage

14:09

wisdom. We'll call it that. We'll

14:11

go a little over the top with it.

14:14

The reason that Democrats waited this long is

14:16

to block RFK Jr. And

14:19

we all kind of went, yeah, that makes a lot of

14:21

sense. Why don't we think of that?

14:24

Last year. And I'll tell you this right

14:26

now. Here's what you do. I'm in Google search,

14:29

Timcast News. Type into Google

14:31

youtube.com/Timcast News, this channel. And guess what?

14:34

We're banned from Google. I love

14:36

it. Timcast IRL seems to be fine, but they

14:39

don't let me monologue on Google. So I was

14:41

trying to find this video because I said back

14:43

in November, I think it was, Biden

14:45

will not be the nominee. And

14:48

I was just like, it's crazy to

14:50

say it's a heavy prediction, but

14:53

I cannot see them running Joe

14:55

Biden after everything we've seen. Now,

14:59

as is typical in my career, I have the

15:01

unfortunate privilege of being ahead of the market. I

15:04

was told that by a journalism professor

15:06

13 years ago, she was just

15:09

like, unfortunately, the things you do, you have the unfortunate privilege

15:11

of being ahead of the market. These

15:13

companies can't adapt to the way you do your

15:15

business, right? Because I was doing mobile, I was doing

15:17

web and stuff like that. And none of these news

15:20

companies were. And that's where I

15:22

think I've been in 2020. And

15:24

I am here. 2020,

15:26

there was an oversight. I didn't realize the procedural games

15:28

being played. I'd say my

15:30

assessments based on the on all of these

15:32

superficial metrics that we use for elections were

15:35

spot on. But I did not

15:37

track the shadow campaign stuff. How could I have

15:40

maybe I mean, maybe we knew we should have paid attention

15:42

to that. But the thing about November

15:45

when I said this, I thought it was

15:47

a generally common opinion among people like you and

15:49

me and in the space, Stephen Crowder, Viva Fry,

15:51

you know, like we're watching all these videos and

15:54

like we're all kind of seeing

15:56

the same thing. How can they run this guy and when the

15:58

polling was bad and it fell? like

16:00

a bad move to make a bold prediction. When

16:03

March came around, there had been numerous predictions that Biden

16:05

would be out by March. And when

16:07

that didn't happen, I said, I guess it's too late. And

16:09

like, what are they going to do? It's he can't be on

16:11

the ballot in a bunch of these states, whoever

16:14

they swap them out with. And that's still true

16:16

today. The deadlines passed. So how can they handle

16:18

an open convention? That's why a lot of people

16:20

still believe it will be Joe Biden. If

16:23

Joe Biden is swapped at an open convention, you

16:25

are going to have some blue states saying Joe

16:27

Biden and some blue states saying Kamala Harris or

16:29

Gavin Newsom or Michelle Obama, who knows? And

16:32

then what? Are they going to try and be like, do a

16:34

writing campaign for Michelle Obama? They're not going to be able to

16:36

ballot harvest that. So how do they

16:38

handle this? Honestly, I don't know. I don't know. And

16:40

that's basically what I'm getting to. Like, I was I

16:42

was searching for this video because I was like, this is what I thought

16:46

back then. But here's what happened. When

16:48

March comes around, everyone's basically saying, okay,

16:51

Biden's clearly going to be the nominee. The deadlines

16:53

passed. And then last

16:56

night, the most obvious, RFK

16:59

Junior was trying to run in the Democrat primary

17:01

and they barred him. They blocked him. They gave

17:03

him the boot. They did

17:05

not want him to be running as a

17:07

Democrat. Why he would win. They knew Biden

17:09

couldn't do it. They

17:11

wanted to swap Biden out. I bet

17:13

they wanted to run a primary. And they

17:15

wanted to have someone like Newsom or Whitmer win. This

17:18

is why Gavin Newsom debated Ron

17:20

DeSantis. But they could not account

17:23

for RFK Junior. If

17:25

RFK Junior ran the Democrat

17:27

ticket, he would win handily. Because

17:30

I got to be honest, even like,

17:32

you know, I sat down with RFK Junior and we

17:35

talked and I disagree with him on a handful of

17:37

things. But I agree with him on way too much.

17:40

You know, when he gets into the he

17:43

gets into the passion around environmental

17:45

toxins, he is 100 percent spot

17:48

on. Luke Rieckowski talks about it

17:50

all the time. And so we're in

17:52

agreement there. He had a

17:54

real chance at approaching moderates on the

17:56

Democrat ticket. Granted, he's a bit

17:58

woke and he tries downplaying. that, but it is what it

18:00

is. But they don't want R.F.K.

18:03

Jr. He's anti-establishment. He is not a

18:05

part of their machine, so they had to lock

18:07

him out. They could not let him win the

18:09

primary because then how do you cheat him out

18:11

of it at the convention? They

18:14

weren't prepared for it. So here's what they

18:16

did. They keep Joe Biden in

18:18

knowing he can't do it. The media lies every

18:20

step of the way, and now

18:22

they are pretending to be surprised. Oh, I

18:25

can't believe this is happening. How could this

18:27

have happened? Well, nobody knew

18:29

it was a cover-up from the White House.

18:32

No, it wasn't. That's what they're

18:34

claiming. But now, if they

18:36

have an open convention, R.F.K. Jr.

18:39

is already independent, he can't win. It's

18:42

not a guarantee. R.F.K. Jr. could try

18:44

to step in and argue

18:46

for the nomination, and maybe he gets it.

18:49

Maybe. Maybe that's

18:51

how they boost his profile, I guess. I

18:53

doubt it. It looks

18:55

like, even when it comes to the

18:57

Democratic nomination, R.F.K. Jr. is not even there anymore. I

19:00

mean, look at the bottom. And that's

19:02

got a while to me. One cent for a

19:04

share of R.F.K. Jr. as the Democrat nominee. I

19:07

think he's got a way better chance of being the nominee

19:09

than J.B. Pritzker. Like, R.F.K. Jr.

19:11

says, look, I was running as independent. I've

19:13

already got a campaign going. We've already worked

19:15

on ballot signatures. We are here. We are

19:18

ready. We have a campaign. It

19:20

makes no sense for them to go for anybody

19:22

else. Maybe

19:25

that was the plan. I don't know. I think they were

19:27

trying to lock R.F.K. Jr. out. Now it gets worse for

19:29

him. It gets worse for him, my friends, because we've got

19:31

this from the Hill. Biden should

19:33

not just drop out of the race.

19:35

He should resign. Jamie

19:38

Barnett, opinion contributor for the Hill.

19:41

You know why they want him to resign? If

19:44

he resigns now, Kamala Harris

19:46

becomes acting president, making it much more

19:48

difficult for her to win a reelection.

19:51

Then they can bring in Michelle Newsom, Obama

19:54

Newsom or Newsom Obama or whatever, whatever their

19:56

plan is. You

19:58

know, a lot of people said, how do you get past Kamala Harris?

20:00

Harris, she's next in line. She's their diversity hire and they're stuck with

20:02

her. Not if she's

20:04

acting president. I know people disagree and that's

20:06

fine, but my view is if she becomes

20:08

acting president because Joe Biden steps down, she

20:12

has an easy out of, I'm

20:14

going to do my duty to this

20:16

country and I have no capability to

20:18

do that and try and launch a

20:20

campaign four months out. And

20:22

then Michelle Obama steps in or Whitmer

20:25

or Newsom. And if it's

20:27

Michelle Obama, the diversity thing is covered and that's

20:29

why a lot of people think it might be

20:31

Michelle Obama and there's polling suggesting she beats Trump

20:33

by 10 points. As

20:35

a lot of people that think Michelle Obama could beat Trump, I

20:38

would have said a couple of years ago, I would agree.

20:41

What I would say now is I do think

20:44

Michelle Obama is going to do way

20:46

better than Joe Biden. Give Donald Trump a

20:48

run for his money, but I think right

20:50

now, I don't know. I

20:53

don't believe it's fair to say that Michelle

20:55

Obama is a guaranteed win for Democrats. There

20:58

are a lot of people that claiming, oh, she's going to win by 10 points by 12 points.

21:01

She's going to trounce Trump. I'm like, nah, two

21:04

years ago, I would have agreed, two years

21:06

ago, but that was because Donald Trump was

21:09

basically out of it. Now he's back. He's

21:11

hitting harder than ever. That debate performance was

21:13

masterfully done. One

21:15

of my favorite memes out of the debate. I don't

21:17

know if you've seen the videos of people crying. Their

21:19

posts and no, no, no, no, hold on. It's funny. Gen

21:22

Zers are posting videos of themselves crying and like

21:24

one guy's like in bed with tears running down

21:26

his face. It's fake. It's a quote.

21:30

It says, in another life, I would have loved to have

21:32

played golf with you, Joe. It's

21:35

something that Trump said to Joe Biden. They're

21:37

sitting there just like staring and crying like, in

21:40

another life, I would have loved to have played golf with

21:42

you, Joe. Oh, how sad. Trump

21:45

had a great performance and

21:48

he's hitting the nail on the head with the

21:50

hammer. Now they are trying to

21:52

go after him with all of his convictions and stuff. I

21:55

think it would be, I think if Michelle Obama

21:57

stepped in, she'd have a slight lead, but it could

21:59

be within the margin. of error. Donald

22:01

Trump is here. He's won over

22:03

too many people. And it's not just that

22:05

people like or don't like Trump, which is

22:07

a huge factor here, but a lot of

22:09

people are terrified of another Democrat administration. Michelle

22:12

Obama may be younger and more

22:15

cogent, or

22:18

how about comprehensible. But

22:20

I don't think that changes the fact that a

22:23

lot of middle-aged people are going to say, I

22:25

just can't do it. Under Donald

22:27

Trump, life was better. What's

22:30

the risk here? Democrat

22:32

policy has led to crime. They

22:34

may try and claim, no, no, that was

22:36

because Biden's brain was fried. Yeah,

22:39

that may work on a lot of people. I do think

22:41

so. But if you look at the state level and the

22:43

governor level, you can't get past it. People

22:45

are upset over how things have been

22:47

run. That being said, everybody blames the

22:49

president for everything. So, well,

22:52

later today, we've got some news

22:54

here. Biden's going to meet with Democratic governors to

22:57

assuage fears after debate performance.

23:00

He blames global travel for his lackluster

23:02

debate as 25 House members reported

23:04

prepared to call for him to step down. And

23:07

the reason is they're all going to lose.

23:10

Democrats are going to lose down ticket

23:13

if Joe Biden is the nominee. And

23:16

that is a dream scenario. So, I will say

23:18

this, I call on all of you, good

23:21

God-fearing Americans. I mean,

23:23

that's somewhat jokingly, but for those that literally are, we

23:26

must protect Joe Biden. Joe

23:29

Biden won the primary fair and square. This

23:31

version of Joe Biden is sharp as he's ever

23:33

been. Don't let

23:35

the media cheap fakes. I

23:38

watched that debate and I agree

23:40

with Harry Sisson that Joe was

23:42

sharp as attack and

23:44

spoke calmly and with termination. That

23:46

cough, he had a cold, no

23:49

big deal. Not Donald Trump. Oh,

23:51

boy, he was no good. So,

23:53

we cheer for Biden. Got

23:56

to have him as the nominee. And those are the rules you

23:58

want him to play by. I

24:01

think everyone agrees we'd prefer Joe Biden

24:03

to be the nominee. But

24:05

check this out. I think it's all

24:07

planned. Look at this. June 28th, a

24:10

day after the debate, Democrats fear

24:12

a messy convention. Trump should fear

24:14

their meltdown more. What

24:16

could draw more people into politics than a

24:18

must-watch nightly drama with the fate of the

24:21

nation at stake? I don't disagree with

24:23

that headline, but that ain't the first

24:25

headline. This was written one

24:28

day after the debate, and the title was,

24:30

An Open Democratic Convention Would Be Must See

24:32

TV. Hey

24:35

guys, Josh Hammer here, the host of America

24:37

on Trial with Josh Hammer, a podcast for

24:39

the first podcast network. Look, there

24:42

are a lot of shows out there that are

24:44

explaining the political news cycle, what's happening on the

24:46

Hill, this, that. There are

24:48

no other shows that are cutting straight to

24:50

the point when it comes to the unprecedented

24:53

lawfare, debilitating and affecting the 2024 presidential election.

24:57

We do all of that every single day

24:59

right here on America on Trial with Josh

25:01

Hammer. Subscribe and download your episodes wherever you

25:03

get your podcasts. It's America on Trial with

25:05

Josh Hammer. They've been planning this. Nick

25:08

Kristoff for The New York Times prewrote

25:10

his op-ed to some

25:12

degree, calling for Joe Biden

25:14

to step down. So they knew

25:16

this was in the bag beforehand. That's

25:19

why I think RFK probably threw

25:21

a wrench in the spokes. Joe

25:23

Biden was probably supposed to step down in

25:26

February or March. That's what the rumor was.

25:29

But with the primaries underway, RFK

25:31

Jr. was basically

25:34

being set up to win if Joe Biden

25:36

did step down. What

25:39

could they have done? They know Kamala can't

25:41

beat RFK. Kamala couldn't even

25:43

get a single delegate. So

25:46

Kamala Harris couldn't beat a ham

25:48

sandwich. I gotta be completely honest. And

25:52

to be fair, I'd say if you

25:54

put it up between Kamala Harris and a

25:57

Golden Retriever or a Labrador,

26:00

I'm voting for the Labrador, but to

26:02

be fair, I'd vote

26:04

for the Labrador over a lot of politicians. You

26:07

put basically any member of Congress up against a

26:09

golden retriever, I'm voting for the retriever. You

26:12

know why? Because I know it's silly to

26:15

vote for a dog, but they're

26:17

not going to support war. They

26:19

aren't able to. And so having an

26:21

animal that can do literally nothing is better than what

26:23

these people are doing because all they do is sink

26:25

us deeper and deeper and deeper. Perhaps you need that

26:28

forced correction. So

26:30

here's where we're currently at. I mean, Democrats have been planning

26:33

this for a while, in my opinion. Joe

26:35

Biden's lead is being wiped out in critical

26:37

battleground states, and internal polling data leaked. We

26:39

talked about this last night. But

26:42

where we are right now, based on this polling data, this

26:45

is Open Labs, a progressive pollster for

26:47

Democrats. And they're

26:49

finding Joe Biden underwater in basically

26:52

every state. He's underwater in New

26:54

Hampshire, Wisconsin. Nebraska's second, Michigan, Pennsylvania,

26:56

Nevada, Arizona, Georgia, and North Carolina.

26:59

He's underwater by a half point

27:01

in Vermont. I'm sorry, Virginia, why

27:03

did I say Vermont? And a

27:05

half a point in New Mexico. If

27:08

these hold up, Donald

27:10

Trump wins 333 electoral votes. Now

27:16

they've entertained the possibility, they've got more

27:18

here, of a two-way

27:20

horse race among everyone. Biden,

27:23

Buttigieg, Harris, Newsom, Whitmer. It looks

27:25

like Buttigieg actually does the best. Biden's

27:28

underwater in all these states. Harris

27:30

is underwater in all these states. And

27:32

the only state Newsom's got is Wisconsin

27:34

by a half point. Whitmer

27:37

seems to do a lot better, but

27:39

she's only got three states. So Buttigieg seems

27:41

to be their best bet. Buttigieg

27:44

is above water in Wisconsin, Nebraska, and

27:46

Michigan. Same as Whitmer.

27:48

Same as Whitmer. But she's

27:50

underwater in Nevada. She's

27:52

up by point one in Pennsylvania. But

27:54

overall, it seems like Buttigieg does slightly better

27:57

in many other states, though they are all

27:59

losing. Right now, when you

28:01

look at this data, it does not

28:03

matter who they choose. If

28:06

these numbers are solid, and maybe they're not, they

28:09

cannot win. So

28:12

you tell me what you think's going to happen. We'll

28:14

figure that one out. For now, let's jump

28:16

over to Super Chats, and then I've got

28:19

another segment lined up talking about the media

28:21

for you guys. So, you

28:23

know, it's all in good fun. And

28:26

we'll nuke some of these tabs here, make it

28:28

easier to go through all this stuff. I'll read

28:30

your Super Chats, become a member at timcast.com to

28:32

support our work. And wait till you

28:34

see this one. The next segment

28:36

I got lined up for you, Brian Stelter tried

28:39

playing the centrist angle to line

28:42

up with the rest of his cohorts. And

28:44

unfortunately for him, oh man,

28:47

all the Biden supporters are going nuclear

28:49

against him. They're calling him

28:51

a shill, and he's apologized already. But first, we'll just

28:53

grab some of your Super Chats, and we'll talk about

28:55

what's going on here in this world. Let's

28:58

roll. So, alright, smash that

29:00

like button, subscribe to this channel. Oh, and I'll

29:02

stress this again, too. This channel's

29:04

shadow banned on Google. You cannot search this

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channel on Google. I think that's intentional. And

29:10

that's what I've been saying, that they're

29:12

going to be trying to hinder and censor

29:15

and shut down these messages. My

29:19

segments, the narrative coming from TimCast, does

29:21

not align with their corporate interest plans.

29:24

I think they're doing this stuff intentionally. I think they

29:26

planned for Biden to be in this long. I think

29:29

the debate intentionally went around the commission on presidential debates

29:31

so they could sink Joe Biden.

29:33

I think they want to do it the whole time. Joe Biden

29:36

is their pariah. He reverses Trump's

29:38

policies. Then they send in somebody else

29:41

and they could everyone can blame Joe Biden for

29:43

it. And they get a Democrat in there fresh

29:45

with two terms. Now

29:47

unfortunately for them, channels like mine exist.

29:50

But fortunately for them, they control the reins at like

29:52

Google. And so if you type in

29:54

any, any, go to any one of these videos on

29:56

this channel right now and type in the title and

29:59

put in Google. come up. Maybe

30:01

for some people it will, but doesn't come up for me. And

30:03

a few of my few other people I work with were like,

30:05

yeah, it's not coming up. Because I

30:08

was trying to find that video earlier than

30:10

I made back in November. Unsurprised.

30:13

If you want to support the work that

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we do, share this video, share this channel,

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subscribe to this channel, and go

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30:22

because clearly they're trying to censor us, but you knew

30:24

that. All right. U.

30:27

P. Schuit says, I am just glad all who say

30:29

Tim is a puppet are proven correct since this week.

30:32

God bless you, Tim. So let

30:34

me, I'll actually just, I'll pull this

30:36

up and show you guys.

30:39

On Instagram, we made a funny

30:41

little video. Shout out to Jack Pissowbeck and Brave

30:43

Books. Got to pull up Boonie's

30:46

HQ here on Instagram. They

30:48

made a puppet, a Muppet of me,

30:50

I guess, whatever you'd call it. So

30:52

here's the, uh, here's the Boonie's HQ Instagram,

30:54

and I hope you enjoy the video. Okay.

31:13

That's it. That's the video. So they,

31:15

uh, they made a Muppet version

31:18

of me and has a little skateboard and we,

31:20

we made Muppet Tim tried to drop in on

31:22

the death drop at the boonies and

31:24

he did not survive. He has, he has

31:26

died. I'm sorry, everybody. No,

31:29

he'll be okay. He's a Muppet. Is

31:32

it a Muppet or is that a trademark term?

31:35

He's a puppet or whatever.

31:37

All right. Let's, uh, we'll,

31:39

we'll grab some more super jets here. The clapper of

31:41

cheeks. Great name, by the way, says

31:43

nobody running in 2028 wants to be tainted by losing

31:46

to Trump. They're as stuck with

31:48

Biden as Kamala. Yeah. I got, I, I,

31:50

I really don't understand how they are going

31:52

to be able to swap out Joe Biden.

31:54

I seriously,

31:57

I mean, it feels like they're going to, right? But like clean.

32:00

Hm. Bumchoo says,

32:02

respect the vote. Joe is the corpse they

32:04

chose. Agreed. Garrett

32:07

Corral says, lead the Democrats to cancel primaries.

32:09

Turn the presidential race into a Pokemon match

32:12

where they switch out their Pokemon when the

32:14

matchup no longer favors them. Well,

32:16

you know, what are you going to do?

32:19

All right. BigG says, to me, the

32:21

only option for Dems is asking RFK Jr. to

32:23

show up to the convention and nominate him. He

32:25

has been campaigning for months now. Agreed. For

32:27

the anti-establishment, he opposes their plans. They

32:31

are not aligned. Yupi

32:34

Shuit says, I hope when they try to remove

32:36

Jill and then she takes them all down with

32:38

her revealing everything she knows about the other swamp

32:40

creatures. Yeah, she's

32:42

basically running the show for Joe. All

32:45

right. Greg Dubia says, no, don't let

32:47

them replace Biden. Agreed. Scott

32:50

Hernan says, Biden steps down, Kamala President

32:52

then runs with Michelle Obama as VP.

32:55

Hope I'm wrong. Eric, you tell the truth and

32:57

it's refreshing. Oh, thank you. I mean,

33:00

think about how insane that would be. A

33:02

Harris Obama ticket and

33:05

they just stampede to

33:07

the media with two

33:09

black women running

33:12

for president and vice president. I

33:15

got to tell you, I don't think they could win. This

33:18

is what people don't understand. I

33:20

think people don't want to admit. Unfortunately, for

33:22

conservatives, they're not racist. They're

33:24

not racist. I'm kidding,

33:26

by the way. It's very fortunate. And when

33:28

we're all very happy that conservatives aren't racist,

33:30

the left are super racist. But

33:33

understand my friends, Michelle

33:35

Obama is a black woman. And

33:37

while many people did vote for Barack Obama

33:40

enough to get him to win because I

33:42

don't think race plays a factor, I do

33:44

think woman plays a big factor because a

33:46

lot of women who are moderate, right leaning

33:49

flat out tell us every day that they

33:51

don't want women in leadership. I

33:53

mean, like literally tell us on the show. I

33:55

think her being woman plays a huge role. They

33:58

were saying like Hillary Clinton lost because of

34:00

sexism, blah, blah, blah. Well, when they flipped

34:03

the script and they had, I

34:05

forgot what university, I showed it last week, they

34:07

had a woman read

34:10

Trump's lines and a man read Hillary's lines, the

34:12

woman still won. I do

34:14

think that there is a weight against

34:16

Michelle Obama for being a black woman.

34:19

I think that there are leftist

34:21

racists. I think it's

34:24

predominantly default libs. And

34:26

like default lib just means like someone doesn't really pay attention,

34:28

like a normie. I

34:30

think a lot of these people are gonna be like, well, I

34:32

might publicly claim I'm not racist, but I'm

34:36

telling you this, and a lot of people may not wanna

34:38

hear it. Conservatives believe Michelle Obama

34:40

can win because conservatives are not concerned

34:42

about the race of Michelle Obama. They

34:45

see her as an Obama, a popular

34:47

prominent figure in the corporate press, she

34:49

fits the mold and all that stuff,

34:51

but understand. From that Yale

34:53

study, we know liberals condescend to black people,

34:55

they pretend to be stupider than they are.

34:58

They think black people don't know how to

35:00

get IDs. They are just,

35:02

it's abject racism. They

35:04

say these things all publicly because they are

35:07

white supremacists with guilty consciences. But

35:09

behind the scenes, they ain't gonna be voting for someone

35:11

like that. That's just a reality.

35:13

Now, a lot of them did vote for Barack Obama.

35:15

I'm not saying it's not the case. That's why I

35:17

don't think it's a guarantee. When people are like, Michelle

35:19

Obama's just gonna win, she'll beat Trump. And

35:22

I'm like, nah, it's closer than you think. She's

35:24

certainly popular with a lot of Democrats, but there are a

35:26

lot of racist Democrats that ain't gonna be voting for her

35:28

and a lot of sexist ones too. And

35:31

I think for the most part conservatives, they don't really care about

35:33

that, but they're gonna vote for Trump on policy. Not

35:36

that I think there's a lot of

35:38

racist Republicans too, but I

35:40

don't think that plays a role for most conservatives

35:42

because they're having arguments on ideas and policy. Let's

35:45

go. Gonfall says,

35:48

if your beanie gave you a superpower, what

35:50

would that power be? But

35:53

it did. I have

35:55

no idea. I don't know, fun question. The

35:58

ability to... jump

36:00

10 feet. There

36:03

you go. Uh,

36:05

side note, Superman originally could not fly. The

36:08

original Superman could only leap over tall buildings. And

36:10

then I guess they said he could fly at some point fixed

36:13

ban. It says the obvious replacement for Biden is RFK.

36:16

He will go into the open convention, get

36:18

the nomination. As long as he takes the

36:20

DNC VP pick, they will make him take

36:22

beta or bootages. Nah,

36:26

he can't, he can't dump a Strandahan.

36:29

He can't, he can't boot her off the ticket now. So

36:31

I don't think they're going to do it. Let's

36:34

go. All right. Link

36:36

Wayne says disastrous performance like

36:38

it just now happened. So fake. How

36:41

about disastrous presidency? Casper

36:44

says it may sound crazy, but Biden is their best

36:46

bet. I got to be honest, like maybe,

36:48

but when you look at that internal polling, it does

36:50

show that basically any other Democrat is doing better than

36:53

Biden does, is doing right now. Let's

36:57

go. What is this?

36:59

Alloges? Tim, we must shut

37:01

it from every mountain and spread the message physically

37:03

eliminate all ballot drop boxes. You know,

37:06

because of the debate, people may not show up for

37:08

November thinking Trump has in the bag. Dems will cheat.

37:11

Yeah. If you got it, you got it. Look, this

37:14

may be another part of the plan. Make Republicans think

37:16

they can't lose. That's why Hillary lost.

37:19

Democrats were so sure they couldn't lose. People

37:22

didn't show up for real. It's hilarious. Also,

37:24

don't get me wrong. Hillary Clinton is like

37:26

the least likable person in this country. So

37:29

there's that. And they really don't understand

37:31

the mindset of millennials and Gen Z. So there you

37:33

go. The

37:36

hazmat says IRL talked about it. E.V.

37:38

fires last night. Firefighter here. Many

37:41

depth will just let let

37:44

turn let him let him burn. There you go.

37:46

Let him burn. Barring exposure is due to the volume of

37:49

water. We're trying to put

37:51

out due to a thermal runaway. But

37:53

even then there's a risk of rekindle. You're

37:56

talking about, oh, E.V. fires. Very

37:58

electric vehicle fires. Yeah,

38:00

see the thing about lithium is that when

38:02

you take lithium and you get it wet, it starts on

38:04

fire. If you take lithium and

38:06

flick it onto a pool of water, it

38:09

will, what is it called? The Leidenfrost effect

38:11

or whatever? It will start

38:13

to float across the surface of the

38:15

water because the, it's been a long

38:18

time since chemistry class, but I'm pretty sure what's

38:20

happening is the, is it

38:22

the hydrogen bonding to the, no,

38:25

it's the oxygen, I think. Is it

38:28

lithium oxide? No,

38:30

it's hydroxide. I think it's the hydrogen.

38:33

I could be wrong. Ugh, been too long. But

38:35

it basically bonds, creates an exothermic reaction,

38:37

releasing heat, and then the steam from

38:39

the water creates a barrier of vapor

38:41

and the lithium spins out across, it's

38:44

crazy. It's kind of like when you

38:46

put a drop of water in a

38:48

hot pan. The heat

38:50

of the pan vaporizes the water touching

38:52

the surface, creating a cushion of gas

38:54

so the water is basically floating. It's

38:57

pretty wild. I believe it's also the same

38:59

effect that allows people to take their hand

39:01

and swat molten metal. There's

39:03

a video of a guy doing it because it

39:05

creates a thin barrier which prevents the, like

39:09

the moisture on your hand creates a barrier, so for

39:11

a split second you can actually hit it. Not

39:14

that I would recommend it, but so that's the issue

39:16

with EV fires. You

39:19

let them burn because it

39:21

requires a lot of water to put them out. Yeah you have

39:23

to basically, I don't even know if putting it under water would

39:25

work. It would probably suppress the heat,

39:28

but it would still rapidly rip

39:30

apart the lithium. Yeah

39:33

you gotta be careful those alkaline metals and

39:35

water. They also, I

39:38

think because the water vapor in the air,

39:41

they corrode very very quickly and it heats up. If

39:43

you take a sheet of lithium you can feel it

39:45

getting warm just in the air and you can see

39:47

it changing colors. You put water on it, it's something

39:49

else. France

39:52

Arnett says I wouldn't count Joe out yet. If Federman

39:54

can win, so can he. Here

39:56

here, they should keep Joe Biden. What

40:00

would you pay for? Doobie McNasty

40:02

with a huge super chat. Thank you, sir. Zero

40:04

percent chance Kamala is the front runner in

40:07

any metric. I don't care what it says.

40:09

The only person I've heard supporter individually was

40:11

Charlemagne on his Piers Morgan interview from six

40:13

months ago. The entire conversation was laced with

40:16

propaganda. I su... I suffered.

40:21

Sir, Doobie McNasty, we are

40:23

all grateful that you suffered for us to relay

40:25

this information to all of us. Thank

40:27

you for suffering for the greater good. All

40:30

right. Travis Christner says, I have no criminal

40:32

record and I work at Walmart, me, 2028, better than

40:36

Joe Biden. In

40:38

fact, I would actually argue that there is

40:40

a great argument, a huge argument for

40:42

a good salt of the

40:44

earth, hardworking Walmart employee or otherwise to

40:47

be a cabinet member. You

40:49

know? All right. Let's

40:51

see. What do we have? What the...

40:54

What's going on here? Bill says 25th Amendment can't be

40:56

used here. Can you imagine

40:58

if they use 25 to remove Biden and replace

41:00

Kamala, a POC with a white guy like Newsom?

41:04

You know, I gotta be honest, like we're talking

41:06

about all these scenarios and it really could just be so

41:08

simple that they

41:10

have an open convention. Biden

41:14

and Kamala are like, we respect

41:16

the process. It's more important

41:18

that we beat Trump. They're smiling and waving.

41:20

The convention nominates Obama Newsom and

41:22

Kamala's like, we did our best and we

41:24

are so grateful to be here. And that's

41:26

it. They basically... Look,

41:29

the establishment goes to Kamala and says, you knew this was the

41:31

case. And she goes, yep. The

41:34

funny thing would be though, they

41:36

go to Kamala and they're

41:38

like, you should be

41:40

acting president. Biden's going to step down. But

41:43

then we're going to replace you with

41:45

someone else. And she goes, you got it. And

41:47

then of course, when she wins, she steps up and goes, I'm

41:49

going to run anyway. And then she announced it to the public

41:51

and then they're stuck with her. Bleep's

41:55

gonna bleep says, this is already planned out. Gavin

41:57

and Big Mike, but Corolla has humility. him

42:00

so many times and not even Democrats want

42:02

the US to look like California. I

42:05

agree my friends. I completely

42:07

agree. Let's see. Let's close

42:09

out some of these here tabs and

42:12

I'm going to pull up this next segment I got

42:14

for you guys. I think, oh

42:17

man, this is just too good.

42:19

The absolute meltdown of Brian Stelter.

42:22

It's too good. It's too good. But

42:24

I want to start with this. This is

42:26

from Semaphore. The

42:29

View from Jill Abramson. Oh

42:31

boy. I hope you guys are

42:33

ready for this one. We have

42:35

this story from Semaphore where the

42:38

media is claiming that the White

42:40

House perpetrated a grand cover up.

42:43

I kid you not. Let

42:45

me show you the tweet actually from,

42:48

where did I put that stupid tweet? There

42:51

we go. Alex Thompson. Then I'll pull up

42:53

the Jill Abramson newsletter.

42:55

He says, Jill Abramson to

42:57

Semaphore Ben, quote, the Biden White

43:00

House clearly succeeded in a massive

43:02

cover up of the degree

43:04

of the president's feebleness and

43:06

his serious physical decline. If

43:09

you believe this, I have

43:11

got a bridge to sell you. In fact, I

43:14

have a collection. How about a dozen? We'll

43:16

throw in an extra one if you buy 12. This

43:19

is one of the most amazing things ever. Take

43:21

a look at this from Glenn Greenwald

43:24

who really summarizes this beautifully.

43:27

CNN admits something unbelievably embarrassing.

43:30

Many in media failed to report more

43:32

on Biden's cognitive issues because they feared

43:34

blowback from the White House and Democrats

43:37

or worse, quote, age stories angered the

43:39

White House and the liberal Twitter sphere

43:41

the most. That's

43:43

your media, ladies and gentlemen, but I'd like to

43:45

give you the view from Jill Abramson. Wonderful.

43:49

Semaphore doing the hard hitting journalism that no one asked

43:51

for. She writes, it's

43:54

clear the best news reporters in Washington

43:56

have failed in the first duty of

43:58

journalism to hold power accountable. It

44:01

is our duty to poke through White House smoke

44:03

screens and find the truth. The

44:05

Biden White House clearly succeeded in a massive

44:07

cover-up. No,

44:10

they didn't! Dude, every single

44:12

one of us knew this guy's brain

44:14

was Jell-O. These

44:17

people are special. And

44:19

I mean that in a literal sense.

44:21

They're very special. The

44:24

Biden White House clearly succeeded in a massive

44:26

cover-up of the degree of

44:28

the president's feebleness and his serious physical

44:30

decline, which may be simply the result

44:32

of old age. Shame

44:35

on the White House press

44:37

corps for not to have

44:39

pierced the veil of secrecy

44:41

surrounding the

44:46

president. The dude was

44:48

accused of pooping his pants on D-Day.

44:51

Okay, there's a reason for that. And

44:53

the media was like, that's a cheap break. They're making that up. I

44:57

love this because people are like, Tim, watch the full video. He clearly didn't

44:59

poop his pants. I'm not saying he pooped his pants. I'm

45:01

not saying he didn't. I'm saying there is

45:03

more evidence that Joe Biden pooped

45:05

his pants than there is

45:07

that the Hunter Biden laptop was

45:10

a Russian disinformation scheme. And

45:12

if the media wants to run

45:14

full speed ahead, like bulls stampeding

45:16

and say 51 officials claimed

45:19

this is all the hallmarks of Russian

45:21

disinformation. I go, whoa. And Biden pooped

45:23

his pants. Because

45:27

you have literally no evidence the Hunter

45:29

Biden laptop story was Russian disinformation. I

45:32

got a video of Joe Biden doing his weird squat thing.

45:34

Now I don't know that he actually pooped his

45:36

pants. I think there's a strong possibility, probability he

45:39

did not. Some people have said, Tim,

45:41

he was just trying to sit down. And

45:43

I'm like, okay, so he forgot where he was. He was at

45:45

a ceremony where everyone was standing and he was trying to sit

45:47

down. And like, yeah, and then Jill Biden mutters, like, stand up,

45:49

don't sit down. Okay,

45:51

so he's forgotten where he was. I'll take that too.

45:54

Some people have said, well, he was trying to put

45:56

papers on the ground. Why? Why would he

45:58

be putting papers on the ground? Okay, so

46:00

your argument is the dude couldn't put paper on

46:02

the ground? I don't care which

46:05

one you pick either way It shows the dude's

46:07

brain is fried and the idea

46:09

that that video certainly not the only one exists

46:11

And we had to dismiss it because there was

46:13

some veil of secrecy Keeping the

46:15

media from realizing what was going on is

46:18

the most laughably insane thing I have ever

46:20

heard But no one's ever accused

46:22

these people of being smart so as much

46:24

as I'd like to accuse them of conspiracy

46:26

or a plot They really

46:28

are stupid But I

46:31

have to I have to imagine based

46:33

on the reporting from CNN The reality is they're

46:36

just lying for access and it is a

46:38

disease. It is a contagion It is an

46:40

addiction The people in the media who work

46:42

for these these news outlets who are terrified

46:45

because they're losing money and their ratings are

46:47

in The gutter are sitting there

46:49

and their boss says look I know Joe Biden

46:51

may have crapped his pants But don't report it

46:54

because then they're not going to give us the interviews

46:56

we need and those interviews generate ratings There

46:59

you go. Oh Boy, what else

47:01

does show me some more wise

47:03

words Jill Abramson? Obviously, here's

47:06

what you're at. Obviously the president's decline was a

47:08

super hard story to report not for me for

47:10

me It was fun sad

47:13

funny and obvious Even

47:17

by those who wanted to get it like the Wall Street Journal their

47:19

story did not deliver using mostly

47:21

named GOP sources I

47:24

just I want to pause real quick and

47:26

just highlight the fact that we can see

47:29

Joe Biden on TV it's

47:31

just like I'm

47:33

sitting here being like Joe Biden just fell

47:35

up the stairs and they're like no he didn't and

47:37

I'm like there's a video I'm doing that's a cheap fake

47:40

and You're not Okay,

47:43

you guys ever see that joke on Family Guy Where

47:45

Peter Griffin is in the elevator with one other person

47:47

and he farts and he looks at her and goes

47:49

it was you Like the

47:52

joke is who are you trying to convince

47:54

they know they didn't do it? Like

47:57

what do you what are you trying to say? Like I

47:59

watched Joe Biden Fall up the stairs.

48:02

Okay, I don't know. I don't know what you're trying to tell me by

48:04

claiming I didn't see that video. It's a

48:06

cheap fake They're trying to convince people who don't pay attention

48:08

and you know what it works a lot of them because

48:10

they are dumb as a Box, you know, I was gonna

48:13

say they're dumb as a box of rocks, but that insults

48:15

rocks and rocks can be pretty based Here

48:18

we go She says I do think

48:20

enough if enough reporters had pushed the

48:22

story was reportable I worry that too many

48:24

journalists didn't try to get the story Because

48:26

they did not want to be accused of

48:28

helping elect Donald Trump. I get that because

48:31

you are scumbags You are all pieces

48:33

of slime scumbag

48:35

smear merchants Let

48:37

me tell you this News

48:40

gets reported that Donald Trump ordered

48:42

a commando raid in Yemen Which may

48:44

have resulted in the death of an

48:47

American eight-year-old girl and I will say

48:49

that every opportunity or every every time

48:51

it is appropriate I

48:53

like Donald Trump I think he's a

48:55

net positive president and that's surprising because I've not

48:58

seen this before in my lifetime And

49:00

he's done a bunch of bad things that I will criticize The

49:03

missile strike in Syria was likely due to pressure

49:05

from his administration from bad people that he hired

49:07

He should not have done it. It was a waste of time and

49:09

energy I think it was smart that he

49:12

pulled back from the airstrike on Iran He said it would result

49:14

in too many too many too much loss of life

49:17

I think that was the moment we began to see Donald Trump

49:19

say I got a pullback on this They're they're pushing us for

49:21

war too much. I Respect

49:23

it Donald Trump has

49:25

done some bad things, but he's done

49:27

slightly more good things. I'll take it I

49:30

don't think that Donald Trump's personality is Fits

49:33

the decorum of the White House, but at this point,

49:35

I don't know that matters so much. He's a funny

49:37

guy I think he's done enough

49:39

good. That's worth it But I have

49:42

no problem saying Donald Trump does bad thing

49:45

I have no problem saying where I think Trump is

49:47

bad And I said this the other day when they

49:49

reported that Donald Trump for his mass deportation plan He

49:51

wants to get military insurrection act. He wants

49:54

to start rounding up millions of people Setting

49:56

up camps and things like this now

50:00

Media, of course, is framing this in the worst light imaginable.

50:02

When I asked Trump himself, he says, local police will do

50:04

it. And so my position is very

50:06

clearly, you better not do the other one.

50:09

I know I don't trust the media. I know they're full of it, but

50:12

I have heard some mutterings about insurrection next stuff, too.

50:15

Bad idea, don't do it. Laura Loomer called

50:18

out Donald Trump when he proposed green

50:20

cards for college graduates, and

50:22

no one supports Trump more than Laura Loomer. Ladies

50:24

and gentlemen, I want to make sure this

50:26

is very clear for all of you. When

50:29

Laura Loomer has no problem saying, Trump,

50:32

you are wrong about this, and

50:35

the media will not point out what is

50:37

plainly obvious in Joe Biden's age, I

50:39

can tell you who is lying. Here's

50:42

what I would say of, like, the reason I use Laura

50:44

Loomer as an example is because she is the most ardent,

50:47

the most fervent Donald Trump supporter

50:49

that exists. And even

50:51

she has the capacity to say, I disagree

50:54

with you, Donald Trump. I'm a huge supporter and a huge fan,

50:56

but this policy is bad. Think about it.

51:00

Look, they

51:03

paint her as this lunatic, cultist, blah, blah,

51:05

blah, and she has no problem putting out

51:07

a big tweet about how she disagrees with

51:09

this policy. I'm like, pretty sure

51:11

if she was as you described, she would just

51:13

blindly follow behind anything that he did. And

51:16

she often does support almost everything he does. But

51:18

I think it's an inversion. Laura

51:21

Loomer supports Trump because she does agree with most

51:23

of the things that he does. I

51:26

think it's clear when he does something that people don't like

51:29

and she says it, she had no reason to say that.

51:31

She had criticized other people before saying, now is not the time

51:34

to attack Trump because we need to win. And

51:36

then Trump launches a policy and she goes, okay, but this one is

51:38

bad. I respect it tremendously. They

51:40

didn't want to help Donald Trump win. Think

51:44

about this world. Who can you trust

51:46

more? I got to be honest. You can't

51:48

trust CNN. You can't trust MSNBC. You can't

51:50

trust ABC. You can trust Laura Loomer. You

51:52

know why? Trust

51:54

is not about ignoring bias. Trust

51:57

is about are they going to be honest in what

51:59

they're saying? And here's the thing, you

52:02

know that when you go to Laura Loomer, and

52:04

again, I'm just singling her out

52:06

because she is the most prominent, or the

52:08

most ardent Trump supporter. Not necessarily the most

52:10

prominent, maybe Steve Bannon maybe, but she's high

52:12

profile and nobody supports Trump more than her.

52:15

But even she is willing to criticize policies she doesn't

52:17

like. You know that when you follow Laura Loomer, she

52:20

is the most ardent Trump supporter. And you know the

52:22

framing you're going to get is from a Trump supporter.

52:24

I can respect it. I have no problem with that.

52:27

And then you see her criticize him in the

52:29

areas where it matters to her. But

52:32

when you turn on the TV, when you turn on

52:34

ABC News, you can't trust them. Why? Well,

52:36

we know they're in the bag for Biden, but they're lying about it.

52:38

They're claiming they're not, and they're covering up for him. Then

52:41

everything that is plainly obvious to us that Joe

52:43

Biden's brain is fried, they lie about. So

52:46

you can't trust them. That's a remarkable world

52:48

to live in. She

52:50

goes on to say, this is no excuse for abandoning our

52:52

first duty, which is to report the truth and hold power

52:54

accountable. And Biden should

52:56

be held accountable for his obvious lapses of mental

52:58

acuity. Lapses of mental acuity, even

53:01

if there are periods of even

53:04

if there are periods of lucidity, right? Just

53:06

periods, just a couple here and there. It

53:10

is simply astounding for the entire country,

53:12

including its most seasoned reporters, to

53:14

be as shocked as everyone was by the

53:16

ugly and painful reality of Biden's debate performance.

53:20

Did you guys see that dude, Jeff T. Rick or whatever?

53:23

He has that. I'm going to pull up. It's

53:25

defined L's on Instagram and

53:28

X. Let me let me grab this

53:30

one. It'll be easier to find an Instagram because they got

53:32

the grid view. But let me see

53:34

if I can find this one. It is one

53:36

of the best. He posts a lot. And

53:39

it's basically that guy, Jeff T. Rick is a reply

53:41

guy. He used to just reply

53:43

to everything. Here we go. I hope you

53:45

guys are going to love this one. He

53:48

tweets, Joe Biden bicycles into

53:50

the debate hall, dismounts, runs up a

53:52

ramp to his podium, one

53:54

handedly chugs a bottle of water, slams the empty

53:57

bottle down on the lectern, turns to Trump and

53:59

says, supp- F face I'm not gonna swear but

54:01

you know then after the

54:03

debate that that is that is

54:07

um he tweeted that just

54:10

before the debate after debate he

54:12

tweets what the F did

54:14

I just watch that's amazing

54:16

750 p.m. 6 27 20

54:18

24 Joe Biden bicycles into the

54:22

debate hall dismounts runs up a ramp to his podium

54:24

one-handedly chugs a bottle of water slams the empty bottle

54:26

down an electric and turns to Trump and says sup

54:28

f face 9 39 p.m.

54:30

6 27 24 what the F did I just watch dude

54:32

you've been you've been

54:38

gargling a little bit too much CNN over there

54:41

maybe you should watch the real news

54:45

here we go they say

54:47

and she goes on to say it's laughable

54:49

and immoral for Democrats to blame the press

54:51

now for overreacting to that reality the reports

54:53

of how bad Biden was are certainly not

54:56

exaggerated nor are the reports of Democrats in

54:58

panic Jill Abramson

55:00

was the executive editor of the

55:02

New York Times from 2011 to

55:04

2014 I like to say bravo

55:06

to everybody it's a it

55:08

takes a special kind of person what did I put

55:10

that tweet from Glenn Greenwald there we go special

55:13

kind of person to still

55:15

run with these lies the

55:18

idea that even now these

55:20

journalists are like I can't believe we missed

55:23

this story what a successful I gotta I

55:25

gotta repeat that for you guys where's that

55:27

where's that tweet Alex Alex Thompson the

55:30

Biden White House clearly succeeded

55:32

in a massive cover-up of

55:34

the degree of the president's

55:36

feebleness and his serious physical

55:38

decline no

55:40

they didn't it's a break it to

55:42

you they certainly did not right

55:45

now on this morning show we're

55:47

recording live there are 21,000 just about

55:50

21,000 people and I assure you I

55:53

assure you not a single one of them not

55:55

a single one was fooled

55:57

by any of this and I gotta

55:59

br- I hate to break it to you. 65%

56:03

of America, because the poll pre-debate

56:06

was that 35% of people thought Joe

56:08

Biden had the mental acuity to be

56:10

president, 35%. Okay,

56:13

so the other 65, to be fair, maybe

56:15

like 50% said he doesn't, and the rest were

56:17

like, we're not sure. But those are people who

56:19

are not fooled. Even the people are like, I

56:21

don't know. It's because they've seen something and they're questioning it.

56:23

Everybody else was kind of paying attention to what was going

56:25

on. You ready for this one? Let's

56:28

see the responses. Jeff Carlson

56:30

says, the entirety of corporate

56:32

media ran cover for Biden from the day he took office.

56:35

Fact, Shem Horn, everybody

56:39

saw all the videos, and we all know

56:41

you guys saw all the videos too. And

56:43

lying about covering up for the senile

56:45

president isn't going to fool anyone. Here

56:48

you go, at Amuse, is this satire?

56:52

Yo, I love this timeline. I mean, we're in dire

56:54

straits. This country's in trouble. The border's falling apart. Inflation's

56:56

through the roof. We're on the verge of World War

56:58

III, but hey, we're having fun. Unfortunately,

57:01

unfortunately we're having fun. Richard

57:05

H. Ebright says, with full complicity

57:07

of corrupt major media. APBI

57:09

says, because they did not want to be

57:11

accused of helping elect Donald Trump, I get

57:14

that. If you get that, you are not

57:16

a journalist. Agreed.

57:19

It's absolutely incredible that this is the state

57:21

of the corporate press and

57:24

where we are in media, but I don't

57:26

believe it's fair to say that anyone was

57:28

actually fooled by this. Like,

57:30

I mean, I get it, like a third of

57:32

the people, I suppose, but

57:35

quartering, he asks if it's live or

57:37

premiere. It's live. I'm

57:40

live streaming. It's live there. I answered your question in real

57:42

time. Do I have a, it is 10.55 AM. It

57:47

would say premiere if it wasn't live. It says live in the

57:49

corner. Live from Tim Kest

57:51

HQ. I

57:53

am absolutely, I just

57:57

love where we're currently at. Is this satire?

58:00

These people are dead serious. This

58:03

is, this is, this is, this is, you

58:07

know, I'm left speechless. Speechless, I

58:09

say. The idea that

58:12

so many of these journalists think

58:15

we cannot understand what they are

58:17

doing is still to me insane.

58:20

Like, let me, let me break this down. Let's, let's,

58:22

let's, where's this from Glenn Greenwald? CNN

58:26

admits something unbelievably embarrassing. Let me, let

58:28

me read the snippet from their actual

58:30

story. The White House

58:32

press shop has also been very aggressive

58:34

and fairly successful in mitigating coverage of

58:36

concerns over the president's age, said another

58:38

White House reporter who works for a

58:40

different publication. Quote, berating

58:42

reporters who bring them reporting about age

58:45

concerns, bemoaning that it's all anyone writes

58:47

about, clearly it's not, and

58:49

often attacking pieces after they run, the reporter

58:51

told CNN. Quote, I

58:54

think that's left some folks to conclude that these

58:56

stories are too painful to report or

58:58

that they should pick their spots more. It's

59:01

clear the age stories that have angered the

59:03

White House. It's clear the age stories that

59:05

have angered the White House and the liberal

59:07

Twitter, Twitter sphere the most. It's

59:10

the, is that a typo? It's clear the

59:12

age stories that have angered it. Whatever.

59:15

It is clear. It is those stories.

59:19

What does that mean? Liberal

59:21

Twitter sphere. Yeah, I got

59:23

to notice I'm going to come up for you in a second, but after we

59:25

wrap this one up, this is

59:27

what these journalists fear the most. They

59:29

fear being insulted by the likes of Jeff T.

59:32

Drake or whatever. The reply guys

59:34

with large influence. Have

59:36

you asked yourself why it is that Harry Sisson,

59:38

I got, I got to bring Harry in here.

59:40

Harry, come on over. We got to

59:43

grab your, your Twitter account here, Harry. 21

59:45

year old Democrat Harry Sisson with 900,000 on TikTok. I

59:49

always love the people who include how many followers they

59:51

have on their Twitter profile. Congratulations, sir. You have a

59:53

lot of followers. That's great. And

59:57

he's still going at it. I

59:59

mean, I got no problem. with him criticizing

1:00:01

and insulting Trump supporters and Republicans, by all

1:00:03

means, that's who you are. He

1:00:06

loved this, VP Kamala Harris slammed Donald Trump and

1:00:08

stressed the importance of the election. We

1:00:10

have to take seriously the stakes of this election, Joe Biden is

1:00:12

our nominee, we beat Trump once and we're gonna beat him again,

1:00:14

spot on as always. I'm fine

1:00:16

with supporting Kamala in this way, sort of.

1:00:20

But we can only handle so much,

1:00:23

Harry. He says,

1:00:25

I support President Biden 100%. He's

1:00:27

had our backs, so let's have his.

1:00:30

We must stand with President Biden and beat

1:00:32

convicted felon, Donald Trump. Oh, hold your horses

1:00:35

there, sir. Now with the presidential

1:00:37

immunity ruling, that case may

1:00:39

get overturned because they used

1:00:41

evidence from his official duties, which is,

1:00:43

well, Supreme Court says no. But

1:00:46

here's what I gotta point out. And I'm only

1:00:48

picking on Harry because he's easy to pick on,

1:00:50

but there are many other personalities, the likes of

1:00:52

David Pakman and the Krasensteins

1:00:56

and to a varying degree,

1:00:58

some others, like Destiny included, but in this one, Harry

1:01:01

takes the cake. Harry, no

1:01:04

one is standing behind Joe Biden right

1:01:06

now. The prediction markets

1:01:08

have Kamala Harris as the front runner

1:01:10

for the Democratic nomination. That's

1:01:13

absolutely, you know what I gotta do? I gotta pull up the

1:01:15

real clear politics average right now. Real

1:01:18

clear politics betting odds, US president.

1:01:21

Let's see if Kamala has overtaken yet. Almost,

1:01:25

almost. In aggregate, Joe

1:01:28

Biden's at 14.5% in the betting market and

1:01:31

Harris is at 12.8. Unpredict it,

1:01:33

she's already taken over. This

1:01:36

data seems to be, actually she

1:01:38

may have, because this data is old actually. When

1:01:42

you look at the data we pulled up earlier in

1:01:44

the show in a previous segment, Kamala

1:01:47

Harris is ahead of Joe Biden for

1:01:49

the Democratic nomination and to win the

1:01:51

presidency. Now Trump is ahead of both of them, but. So

1:01:53

here's my point. We talk about

1:01:56

who is covering up for

1:01:58

Joe Biden, whether the media really could.

1:02:00

tell, Harry is the perfect example of

1:02:02

the manipulative, like, look,

1:02:05

Harry, you are an evil person,

1:02:07

okay? But let me explain what that means. You

1:02:10

are lying to people to serve an

1:02:12

agenda instead of telling

1:02:15

the people the truth so they

1:02:17

can serve their own agendas. Now

1:02:20

maybe in Harry's universe,

1:02:22

he thinks he's not evil. He

1:02:25

thinks that he has a right to lie, cheat,

1:02:27

and steal to gain power because

1:02:29

he's a better man. Sure. That's

1:02:32

more akin to fascism than democracy, whatever you

1:02:34

want to call it. But

1:02:36

this is the example. I

1:02:38

get you to support Joe Biden, but

1:02:40

right now, no honest

1:02:42

person believes Joe Biden is functioning

1:02:45

and capable to be president. CNN

1:02:47

has come out against him and they're being accused

1:02:49

of a conspiracy. All these people are losing their

1:02:51

collective minds and it's laughably absurd. Laughably,

1:02:54

I say. So I'll

1:02:56

tell you this. We got a couple more segments

1:02:58

coming up for you, but for now, for those watching live,

1:03:00

we're going to read super chats and

1:03:02

take your comments before we jump into the next segment

1:03:04

I got lined up, which is Brian

1:03:07

Stelter, his absolute meltdown

1:03:09

and his bending the knee to

1:03:11

the woke cult because he dared,

1:03:13

he dared, dare I say, to

1:03:17

point out the truth. And

1:03:19

this is absolutely fantastic, this story, because

1:03:21

it lines up perfectly with what Glenn

1:03:24

Greenwald said. These people

1:03:26

are absolutely terrified of getting replies on

1:03:28

Twitter. But you know what, Brian, you

1:03:30

made your bed and you deserve

1:03:32

it. So I'll wrap this

1:03:34

segment up for there. The next segment for those are watching live

1:03:36

here. We're going to jump right into it in a few minutes.

1:03:38

But for those that are watching the clip, check out 4 p.m.

1:03:41

We'll be back. And this is a special

1:03:44

morning live show as we're getting to the holiday weekend,

1:03:46

trying to maximize as much time as I have because

1:03:48

we're getting ready to leave to go see family after

1:03:50

Tim cast IRL tonight. But

1:03:52

for now, we will jump over to Super Chats. So

1:03:54

make sure you smash the like button, subscribe to this

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channel, share the show with your friends, become a member

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at Tim cast dot com. I'm gonna support our work

1:04:01

and we'll see you all at 4 p.m. For

1:04:05

the rest of you, let me just turn

1:04:07

that record button off. Let's grab some super chats real quick before I

1:04:09

jump into the next segment. I

1:04:12

won't make you stare at Joe Biden's face like that as

1:04:16

we jump to the next few super chats and

1:04:18

get the ball rolling. You know what we really wanna

1:04:20

do and we haven't gotten around to is we wanna

1:04:22

brick oven outside so that we

1:04:25

can get a brick oven going and

1:04:27

then you can sit outside in the summer nights and you

1:04:29

can cook burgers and pizzas and all the other good stuff.

1:04:32

All right, let's try and jump up

1:04:34

to where we left off with the last super chats. And

1:04:38

here we go. KJ's, what happens as

1:04:40

Barack Obama in Hebrew

1:04:42

poetry simply to the style of Abzea

1:04:44

would translate literally to as lightning and

1:04:46

the heights of the sky or heaven.

1:04:50

Okay, Joe Corcoran

1:04:52

says, all the Netflix shows

1:04:54

with strong black women as the

1:04:56

lead roles have been preparing us for this, and

1:04:59

in her predictive programming, she will have a white

1:05:01

man as a VP and PCs activate. Yeah,

1:05:05

maybe. And then Shadow Campaign,

1:05:08

they gave her the win. Christina Pasifong

1:05:11

says, it's hard to search for this channel

1:05:13

on YouTube too. Indeed it

1:05:15

is, this channel is absolutely shadow

1:05:17

banned. It's funny, isn't it? Don't

1:05:21

ask me why, I don't know. I

1:05:24

think it's fairly obvious though, they're trying to suppress

1:05:26

these kinds of narratives. I

1:05:28

guess they tolerate Tim Cast IRL to a certain degree,

1:05:30

but what we started doing

1:05:32

is, and we've never done this before because we

1:05:34

typically just had organic growth. I

1:05:37

think the reason they shadow banned all of

1:05:39

my channels is because shows

1:05:41

too good. Too good of show is

1:05:44

the best show. I don't know about that, but it's

1:05:46

a good show and it was rapidly growing. It was

1:05:48

growing organically and it was growing rapidly. And

1:05:51

then all of a sudden, you can't Google

1:05:53

search me anymore. How about them

1:05:55

apples? There are a bunch of other

1:05:57

channels. Check this out. That have

1:05:59

two. million subscribers. New

1:06:02

channels, like there are channels that have been around

1:06:04

for a year or two that have risen up

1:06:07

to two plus million subscribers and they're getting like

1:06:09

30 to 50k views per video.

1:06:12

Then there's this channel which gets,

1:06:14

I don't know, what is the average like probably 200,000. A

1:06:17

lot of videos will get like 150 and then

1:06:19

a lot will get like 250 to three so

1:06:21

it averages maybe just around like 200 or so

1:06:24

thousand per video four times a day. Unsearchable.

1:06:28

And how many, what does this channel

1:06:30

have in terms, 1.2 million subscribers and

1:06:34

growth has been a few thousand per month

1:06:36

subscribers because they've totally shadow banned it. So

1:06:39

there's no more recommendation to new users.

1:06:42

They don't want more people to

1:06:44

get this line of thinking but

1:06:48

I also am not big on breaking the rules and

1:06:50

they can't just outright ban me. It creates a really

1:06:52

interesting predicament. This is called the Tiny Room Shadow Ban.

1:06:55

They want to make sure your channel still operates

1:06:57

so you don't create a splash but

1:07:00

they want to make sure no more people get to see it.

1:07:02

The Tiny Room Shadow Ban is where they take you and

1:07:04

all of your viewers and they put you in a tiny room. Everyone

1:07:08

else is watching MrBeast by default but

1:07:10

you can't find this show on YouTube.

1:07:13

How about that? And so we

1:07:15

have these issues when we launch new channels but

1:07:17

it creates an increasing problem for them that we

1:07:19

are continually successful and we have a lot of

1:07:22

members at timcast.com. They've

1:07:24

tried a bunch of things, censoring us but

1:07:26

this one I can tell you is

1:07:29

plainly visible if you search YouTube for

1:07:31

Timcast News. Okay,

1:07:33

you know like let me, I don't even know, what

1:07:35

does this channel get? It gets, let

1:07:37

me pull up the dashboard. We're hitting

1:07:40

15 million views in the last

1:07:42

28 days. It used to be a lot higher.

1:07:44

Granted, I used to do a lot more videos.

1:07:46

Now with only four days I'm doing about, it's

1:07:48

16 videos per week and they're all hitting a

1:07:50

couple hundred thousand. Typically some do a little bit

1:07:53

less than that on the subject and what I

1:07:55

care about talking about. You look at

1:07:57

some of these other bigger channels that gain way

1:07:59

more subs. that YouTube allows to be

1:08:01

shared and recommends, and they get way less

1:08:03

views. This is the

1:08:06

predicament for YouTube. Merit

1:08:08

versus diversity, I guess.

1:08:11

They don't like my show,

1:08:14

which has great merit, is

1:08:18

entertaining. People want to watch. People agree with.

1:08:21

They want people to watch other progressive

1:08:23

channels, which aren't entertaining and are hard

1:08:25

to watch. So they

1:08:27

have to stick a boot on top of this

1:08:30

channel to make sure it doesn't grow too quickly

1:08:32

and become too successful because that's merit. They

1:08:35

suppress it while promoting garbage channels people don't want

1:08:37

to watch. That's the

1:08:39

political angle here, because if it was about business, they

1:08:41

would just say, Tim Pool has a high

1:08:43

watch time, three channels on YouTube

1:08:46

that are over a million subscribers and

1:08:48

with little overlap, which is unfortunate for me. I

1:08:50

wish the people on the Tim Cash channel watch

1:08:52

this one and otherwise, but the overlap is only

1:08:54

about a third to maybe 40%. They

1:08:59

want to make sure these channels can't grow,

1:09:01

which is part of the reason why we

1:09:03

launch new shows because we're trying to avoid

1:09:05

their artificial suppression of what is enjoyable kind

1:09:08

of the people like or

1:09:10

political narratives are trying to suppress. So

1:09:12

we'll grab some more super chats here. Waffle

1:09:15

Sensei says, I wonder how

1:09:18

many mail-in ballots have already been harvested for

1:09:20

Joe Biden. I don't believe they will replace

1:09:22

him. Too much energy has been spent. It's

1:09:25

tough, right? It's a coin toss at this moment.

1:09:28

Nick sees his studies suggest obesity affects

1:09:30

cognitive functions. Skate with Tim,

1:09:32

bike, walk, run, dance, swim, et cetera. Join

1:09:34

us over at Fitcast on X. Let's

1:09:38

get more united, healthier and stronger

1:09:40

people and become, he says both.

1:09:43

Agreed. So just over to

1:09:45

my left right here, we have this amazing shelf I just

1:09:47

built of my Magic the Gathering cards. I've been playing Magic

1:09:49

the Gathering since 1994. And

1:09:52

when I first started playing when I was a kid, I

1:09:55

had no idea what any of this stuff was. I had packs of cards and I

1:09:57

was looking at them. Man, it

1:09:59

was antiquities. anything about magic. I

1:10:01

probably lost millions of dollars in the cards that

1:10:03

I have just neglected and don't even know where

1:10:06

they went. There's probably a

1:10:08

backpack full of magic cards from 1995.

1:10:12

Many valuable ones because back then the super rare

1:10:14

cards that are worth like 20 grand and 100

1:10:16

grand were a couple hundred bucks. Probably

1:10:19

there's probably some backpack sitting where in some

1:10:21

storage locker in Chicago cause I lost my

1:10:23

backpack in some warehouse that just was forgotten

1:10:25

about. And there's probably like $200,000 worth of

1:10:28

magic cards in there now. But I will say this, Magic

1:10:31

the Gathering players are morbidly

1:10:33

obese, overwhelmingly obese. So

1:10:36

unfortunate, you're playing a game

1:10:38

that is effectively chess and poker combined.

1:10:42

The game is rapidly evolving with new card

1:10:44

functions coming out almost every

1:10:46

day at this point, but it's every few months. And

1:10:49

a lot of people think Magic the Gathering is like

1:10:52

Dungeons and Dragons where you're like pretending you're a wizard.

1:10:54

No, no, no, it's chess and it's poker combined. It

1:10:57

is chess with an evolving board. That's

1:10:59

basically what it is, a strategy game.

1:11:02

The problem is most people play are fat,

1:11:05

like morbidly obese. Now I gotta be honest,

1:11:08

I watch chess tournaments. I

1:11:10

don't see morbidly obese people, it's crazy.

1:11:12

Like these are regular average looking

1:11:14

people. I don't know what it is about Magic

1:11:16

the Gathering that attracts such morbidly obese people. I'm

1:11:19

not trying to be mean to you guys. If you are a

1:11:21

Magic the Gathering player, who is fat? I'm trying to point out

1:11:24

that that high weight, high

1:11:26

blood pressure, high sodium, all

1:11:28

of that pressure on your

1:11:30

system is actually depressing cognitive

1:11:32

function. If you

1:11:34

were to get fit, your cognitive function

1:11:36

approves along with it. When

1:11:39

you warm up exercising the blood

1:11:41

flowing, that improves cognitive function too.

1:11:43

You wanna be a great Magic the Gathering

1:11:46

player, Pokemon, Lorkana, Yu-Gi-Oh, whatever game you play.

1:11:48

If you wanna be a great chess player, if

1:11:50

you wanna be a great singer, you need full

1:11:52

body fitness. And I'm just gonna say that.

1:11:55

Fitcast, shout it out. You

1:11:58

guys gotta make sure you're exercising. because it's

1:12:00

all, we gotta take care of yourselves. All

1:12:03

right, Dre Thomas-Fares says, hey

1:12:05

Tim, shout out to my wife Brianna, who

1:12:08

just opened a coffee shop in Mora, Minnesota,

1:12:10

called Me and Bean. By

1:12:12

the way, Graphene Dream all the way. I'm

1:12:14

hearing really great things about Ian's special

1:12:17

Graphene Dream blend. The

1:12:19

story goes that Ian wanted a low

1:12:21

acidity coffee. So Alison did some

1:12:23

research on a variety of low acidity coffees and

1:12:26

produced a blend and created

1:12:28

Ian's Graphene Dream.

1:12:31

And we're hearing really great things. So castbrew.com, Ian's

1:12:34

Graphene Dream. I haven't yet tried it. I gotta

1:12:36

be honest, I haven't tried it yet. We've

1:12:39

got some on the way. Speaking

1:12:41

of launching your own companies, we have

1:12:43

great news with Martinsburg. Several

1:12:45

of the local businesses are completely on

1:12:48

board. We've got a couple of

1:12:50

local businesses in the area have reached out to

1:12:52

us, thanking us for being involved, wanting to improve

1:12:54

the community and do all of these things. And

1:12:57

there's a concern that there's this like darker woke

1:12:59

element, highly entitled, people

1:13:02

who demand the government pay their bills, that kind of thing,

1:13:04

and they're worried what it will do to the city

1:13:06

as they're trying to expand. New

1:13:08

apartments are coming up, new restaurants are coming up. All

1:13:11

of these people who run businesses know

1:13:13

what it means when homeless

1:13:15

derelict individuals start showing up with

1:13:17

woke politics demanding of you.

1:13:21

They're not overly political. They just don't wanna

1:13:23

see Martinsburg turn into San

1:13:25

Francisco. And so it's looking

1:13:27

like things are moving along in a great direction. Should

1:13:30

be fun. Let's grab some more of

1:13:32

these super jets. Bob Moneybag says, Biden told donors

1:13:35

that he almost fell asleep at the debate because

1:13:37

of his travel schedule. Keep in mind, he was

1:13:39

at Camp David for the week prior. That's

1:13:41

right, he was sleeping, and they were likely

1:13:43

having him nap because they wanted

1:13:45

to get him ready, get his sleep schedule ready. Ramtack

1:13:50

says, Tim, if Biden resigns, Kamala becomes

1:13:52

the president, not acting POTUS. Yes,

1:13:56

I don't know what the difference is. Acting is

1:13:58

just a qualifier to reference. that she's not elected.

1:14:02

An acting president is a person who temporarily fills

1:14:04

the role of the country's president while the incumbent

1:14:06

president is unavailable. I see what you're saying. You

1:14:08

are correct. Right. Acting president is when Joe

1:14:11

Biden undergoes a medical procedure briefly. I

1:14:13

think this actually happened. Then Kamala

1:14:15

would be acting president for like a week or so

1:14:17

while he's and then she would be literally the president.

1:14:20

I see what you're saying. Yes.

1:14:24

Whizzes says, Hey, Tim, love you. Love your

1:14:26

work. I'm a truck driver and I like

1:14:28

watching your stuff on the road. Appreciate it.

1:14:31

Uh, you see, and

1:14:33

YouTube's trying to suppress it. Hey, YouTube, what's the

1:14:35

big deal? Why? Why can't you search for this

1:14:37

channel? You know, I don't know what to do.

1:14:39

You know, you know, I think I have to do this. What I do with Tim

1:14:41

cast IRL. We're running an ad. It's

1:14:44

a low. It's a low cost ad. We're running every month small

1:14:47

percentage to break the tiny room and

1:14:50

know they got really mad about it. And

1:14:52

so I was trying to run ads for Tim cast. I'll

1:14:54

IRL. You may have seen it. It's me going, Hey, if

1:14:56

you for the best show in politics, culture and news, head

1:14:58

over to Tim cast a youtube.com/Tim cast

1:15:00

IRL Monday through Friday at 8 p.m. Live. We'll

1:15:02

see you there. It's like

1:15:05

14 seconds long. And when

1:15:07

I first tried running it, they said no politics.

1:15:09

So I appealed. Hey, there's no politics. They came

1:15:11

back and said, yes, politics. I said, where politics?

1:15:14

They said, you know what? You're right. There are no politics

1:15:16

approved. I said, thank you. Then they

1:15:19

they came back and they deleted the two

1:15:21

episodes that were highlighted in the ad because

1:15:23

the ad originally showed the channel. Surprise,

1:15:26

surprise. So I made

1:15:28

a new ad at the

1:15:30

new studio denied made a new ad denied

1:15:33

made a new ad. Nothing on the

1:15:35

screen. Just me denied appealed approved. And now

1:15:38

we've been running it. They

1:15:40

were so desperate to stop me

1:15:42

from breaking the tiny room shadow

1:15:44

ban. And it worked. This

1:15:47

small 14 second ad

1:15:49

has doubled our monthly subscriptions.

1:15:52

We are seeing now the steady incline. And hey,

1:15:54

I'll take it. YouTube, if your idea

1:15:56

is you don't deserve free marketing, and I should

1:15:58

have to pay for the marketing. I got no

1:16:00

problem doing that. It's not particularly expensive and it

1:16:02

breaks a tiny room shadow band. Maybe that's what

1:16:04

I need to do for this channel. The Tim

1:16:07

Pool Daily Show will do a graphic redesign for

1:16:09

the channel, we'll put the schedule on the side,

1:16:11

we'll, and then we'll run

1:16:13

a small ad being like, for your

1:16:15

morning news show, make sure you subscribe

1:16:17

to Tim Cast News on YouTube and

1:16:19

then they can't break, they can't do

1:16:21

anything about it. Ads

1:16:23

on Google are separate from the YouTube ecosystem. They're

1:16:26

trying to suppress this channel, but if I run

1:16:28

a simple ad on YouTube through Google Ads, it

1:16:31

ain't nothing they can do to stop me. So

1:16:33

I think that's probably a good plan and

1:16:36

that basically breaks the tiny room shadow band because

1:16:38

while the videos aren't gonna get recommended outside of

1:16:40

the tiny room shadow band, new

1:16:42

viewers will see those commercials, which they can't stop,

1:16:45

and come to the channel and subscribe and watch my videos. And

1:16:48

you know what, fine, so be it. If I have

1:16:50

to pay money to market my business, that's

1:16:52

how the world's always been. And I'll

1:16:55

put it this way too. I am

1:16:57

in no way entitled to free marketing from

1:16:59

YouTube. Terms accepted,

1:17:01

YouTube. I will make a commercial for

1:17:03

this channel and we will break the tiny room shadow band

1:17:05

as you have us banned from Google and YouTube search. How

1:17:08

about that? The funny thing is,

1:17:11

when you try and search for this channel in

1:17:13

these videos and you get leftists attacking me instead,

1:17:15

it's such ridiculous BS. People

1:17:18

are like, I'd like to watch a Tim Pool

1:17:20

video. Here's a video of someone insulting Tim Pool.

1:17:22

You see what their game plan is. They want

1:17:24

to destroy this channel. I'll

1:17:26

give a shout out. We had

1:17:29

Richard Spencer and Andrew Wilson on the Culture

1:17:31

War podcast. And when we got

1:17:33

into a heated debate over civil war, civil

1:17:35

strife and social decay, Richard

1:17:37

said to me afterwards, he said, I

1:17:40

had no idea you knew this much about history

1:17:43

and civil war revolution, et cetera, because I

1:17:45

only have ever seen the clips from leftists

1:17:48

insulting you. And I'm like, that's the

1:17:50

point. So when I say something

1:17:52

like, I don't know if a civil war will

1:17:54

happen, but we are in civil strife. That's an

1:17:56

academically accepted fact on the left and the right. I

1:18:00

believe it, but I'm saying historians and academics have

1:18:02

agreed the US has an appeared civil strife. That's

1:18:05

just me reporting. When I say we

1:18:07

have a high potentiality for a civil

1:18:09

war, that is me literally reporting national

1:18:12

security reports and me saying, we

1:18:14

don't want civil war. That's why we want Trump

1:18:16

to win, to stabilize law and force at the

1:18:18

federal level, make sure we get accountability, blah, blah,

1:18:20

blah. Although it may lead to

1:18:22

Democrats losing their minds and potentially contingent elections could

1:18:24

lead to more civil strife, et cetera, et cetera.

1:18:28

Those are the things that they don't want you to see. They

1:18:30

only want you to see the out of context garbled nonsense.

1:18:32

I'll shout out Candace Owens too. She's

1:18:34

got a clip going viral on X and

1:18:37

it's her saying, I'm not a flat earther. And then

1:18:39

she says, I'm not a round earther. And then she

1:18:41

says, I have left the cult of science. And

1:18:44

the reason why I broke it up that way is

1:18:46

because I don't actually know the context of

1:18:49

what she's saying, but you've got Colin Wright

1:18:51

and you've got Konstein Kysin. Is that, am

1:18:53

I getting his name right? I don't know.

1:18:55

I'm basically like, haha, Candace, you're silly. Science

1:18:57

is great. And I'm sitting here being

1:18:59

like, dude, I don't know what she's saying. Like

1:19:02

a 30 second clip of her explaining the cult of science

1:19:05

is a pagan faith. I don't

1:19:07

know what the context is. And

1:19:10

here's the issue. So now she's

1:19:12

getting attacked by these like centrist types. And

1:19:14

my response was I'd much, I'd much prefer to see

1:19:16

the full context of her argument instead of just a

1:19:18

30 second clip. Because I don't, I don't play

1:19:20

that game. I don't like that. Right? When

1:19:23

it comes to Candace's argument about the

1:19:25

pagan faith of science, I don't think

1:19:28

she's talking about engineers who

1:19:30

figured out how microwaves worked. I

1:19:32

don't think she's talking about the guy who

1:19:34

invented rate or who discovered radio and created

1:19:36

a radio transceiver or whatever. I

1:19:38

think she's talking about woke people

1:19:40

submitting fake articles, which has been

1:19:43

proven by James Lindsay already and

1:19:45

the humanities, etc. I think she's talking

1:19:47

about that where you've

1:19:49

got these weirdo anti anti-Christian

1:19:52

activists putting in fake studies,

1:19:54

but she's right about that. And

1:19:57

she's like, I used to believe those studies were all completely true.

1:19:59

Now I realize. A lot of this is fake. Now,

1:20:01

she said she wasn't a flat-earth or a round-earth, or what's

1:20:04

the full context? Because just yet

1:20:06

alone, they're going, ha ha, look

1:20:08

how dumb she is. And I'm like, I'm willing

1:20:10

to bet if you ask Candice if she thinks the earth

1:20:12

is round, she'll say yes. And

1:20:15

her point is bigger than that. But again, to be

1:20:17

fair, I don't know. That's why I don't like these

1:20:19

out-of-context videos. They just don't do, I don't, like I

1:20:21

think Candice is very smart. I've

1:20:24

spoken to her on her show, and we've talked in

1:20:26

depth about these political issues, and she's been spot on.

1:20:29

So when I see a clip like that, I'm like, dude, for

1:20:33

all I know, it's something

1:20:35

like this. She goes, and

1:20:37

so here I am talking to this guy, and

1:20:39

he's telling me the story where he says, I'm

1:20:42

not a flat-earth, I'm not a round-earth, I'm someone

1:20:44

who left the, you get the point. Oftentimes,

1:20:47

these out-of-context clips are

1:20:49

literally just someone quoting someone else. They've done that over and over

1:20:51

and over again with this. So I'm not gonna buy it. I'm

1:20:54

not accusing Constein or anyone of doing that. I'm just saying, I don't trust out

1:20:56

of, like you gotta give me the full context, right? That's

1:20:59

why I said, she said, I'm not

1:21:01

a flat-earther. She said, I'm not a round-earther. Because

1:21:04

like one of the things they do, and this is

1:21:06

really funny too, but this one is kind of on purpose. I

1:21:09

took a picture with Elijah Shafer, who is

1:21:11

like six three or whatever, and I'm five 10. And

1:21:14

so I don't wanna

1:21:17

be a dick to the person we're kind of roasting, because

1:21:20

it was meant to just be a guy, I didn't think they were gonna post the photo,

1:21:22

but I took a picture with Elijah, and I'm standing there normally.

1:21:25

And then I made the joke that all of these

1:21:27

guests who come on IRL, there's like a lot of

1:21:29

people who are like over six feet, always wanna get

1:21:31

a picture with me. And I'm like, then you get

1:21:33

all these pictures of these guys who are tall, and

1:21:35

I'm five 10. And

1:21:38

so then they're like, you know, these photos make

1:21:40

me look short. And then people claim,

1:21:42

it's really funny when like a lot of

1:21:44

people think, I guess, from the camera angles

1:21:46

and stuff, they just assume that I'm like

1:21:48

not tall or something. I don't know, five 10's like fairly

1:21:50

average. It's slightly above average, I guess, I think five nine is

1:21:53

average. And then

1:21:55

they watch the skate videos, and I'm like taller than everyone in the

1:21:57

room. And they're like, oh wow, Tim's actually kind of tall. But.

1:22:00

So I did this thing where I sit on my

1:22:02

tippy toes and put my arm around Elijah and smiled

1:22:04

looking up at the camera pointed Down as

1:22:07

a bit and now they're all running with

1:22:09

it like it's like it's a real thing Well,

1:22:11

it's because these are people who can't understand how they would

1:22:13

have felt if they didn't eat breakfast yesterday if you get

1:22:15

my point Let's grab some more

1:22:17

super chance here. J.V says happy

1:22:19

4th Tim. Are you a firework popping guy?

1:22:21

Oh, we are fireworks 100% We

1:22:25

had last year. It was really

1:22:27

dry and we launched a bunch of fireworks

1:22:29

and the grass started on fire But it's okay. We are

1:22:31

smart. We have fire extinguishers. We didn't need to use them

1:22:33

We just walked over and stamped it out and then poured

1:22:35

a little water on it and everything was fine But yeah,

1:22:37

you got to be careful. You got to be careful when

1:22:39

you're launching fireworks, especially if it's dry because we have a

1:22:41

big grassy field and so we

1:22:43

were very very careful, but We

1:22:46

were launching things up and a couple of them came

1:22:48

down and then we noticed the the embers burning and

1:22:50

it was it was like An inch on the ground

1:22:52

you could see that we're like, whoa And

1:22:55

then we stamped it out poured some water on and

1:22:57

said let's be careful and we didn't really see anything

1:22:59

else like that But I think y'all should be very

1:23:01

very careful for that reason All

1:23:04

right We'll grab a one more super chat and then we'll jump to

1:23:06

this next segment that I've got Extra pretty

1:23:08

lady says all invited to view Av's lock

1:23:10

and key fifth annual fireworks display in hedge

1:23:13

Hedgesville, West Virginia, it's nine miles

1:23:15

west of new cast-brew building Saturday,

1:23:18

July 6th 9 p.m Details

1:23:20

found on Av's lock and key fifth

1:23:22

annual display FB page always a blast

1:23:25

Sounds pretty fun. I'm gonna be out

1:23:27

of town visiting family for the 4th of July and

1:23:30

gonna have fun Ryan

1:23:32

Sargent says Harry Sisson is a prime example of why the voting age

1:23:34

should be raised to 30 Maybe

1:23:36

I also think it's it's fair to

1:23:39

just say the voting requirement should be selective service

1:23:42

Here ain't no way Harry signed it up for selective service.

1:23:44

He'll go and advocate everyone else should but he would never do

1:23:46

it And then he wouldn't vote. So there you go

1:23:49

All right, everybody, let's uh, let's

1:23:51

jump to this next segment

1:23:53

I got for you guys This is

1:23:56

oh, it's a sad sad story We

1:23:59

have here This year

1:24:02

is the sad, sad story of Brian Stelter. He

1:24:05

is basically trying to get on

1:24:07

board with the apt criticism of

1:24:09

Joe Biden. Unfortunately for him,

1:24:11

he has built his entire base around

1:24:14

conspiracy-minded, blue and non-crackpots who

1:24:16

think Joe Biden is fine.

1:24:19

They are a cult. And I'm going to prove it to you. This

1:24:23

is the story of a man who once worked for CNN, who

1:24:25

was fired, but dedicated so much time

1:24:28

to lying about Donald Trump and lying

1:24:30

about reality, he has crafted a bin

1:24:33

of refuse for which he must now live. Pathetic

1:24:36

Brian. I've got many disparaging

1:24:39

statements to make about you, but I'll keep it

1:24:41

as academic as possible. Brian

1:24:43

Stelter tweets, the sheer

1:24:45

amount of conspiracy thinking on the

1:24:47

left at this moment is deeply

1:24:50

unhealthy. Example, all the

1:24:52

people who seem convinced that CNN

1:24:54

and other media orgs are trying

1:24:56

to ruin Biden and reelect Trump.

1:24:58

In reality, news outlets are merely

1:25:00

trying to report the news. Now

1:25:04

when Brian Stelter gets

1:25:06

attacked by Democratic Party

1:25:10

pacts and individuals on X,

1:25:13

and then he begs and he apologizes to

1:25:15

them, it's cathartic because

1:25:18

this is such a despicable, evil,

1:25:21

smarmy man. Brian

1:25:24

Stelter is one of the worst. He lied

1:25:26

on TV every single time. He

1:25:28

claimed he was a newsman telling the truth, but all he did

1:25:31

was lie. He built this audience

1:25:33

and now he gets to live in it. The

1:25:36

average person is now realizing Joe

1:25:38

Biden is cognitively void. Let's

1:25:43

put it that way. In the real

1:25:45

world, if you go out and talk

1:25:47

to someone, they're going to tell you, yeah, Biden's fried. Well

1:25:50

Brian Stelter surrounded himself in his career

1:25:52

with sycophants and cultists who don't really

1:25:55

represent the average person. So

1:25:57

he can no longer defy them. Now that

1:25:59

he's out at CNN. CNN because he was on

1:26:01

his knees for Jeff Zucker doing

1:26:04

whatever they wanted. There's nothing you can do

1:26:06

about it. I'll show you two quick

1:26:08

things that I've played in other segments to give

1:26:10

you some context real quick. And

1:26:12

then I'll show you what happens to Brian

1:26:14

Stelter on X when you play stupid games.

1:26:17

The first thing, of course, is Alex

1:26:19

Thompson saying, quote, from Jill

1:26:22

Abramson, former executive editor of the New York Times,

1:26:24

the Biden White House clearly succeeded in a massive

1:26:26

cover up of the degree of the

1:26:29

president's feebleness and a serious physical decline. Yet

1:26:31

nobody believes that. Then, of

1:26:33

course, you have this tweet from Glenn Greenwald, where

1:26:36

they point out in a CNN article, some

1:26:39

folks concluded that these stories,

1:26:41

mostly about Biden's age, are too painful

1:26:43

to report or they should pick their

1:26:45

spots more. It's clear

1:26:48

the age stories that have angered the White House

1:26:50

and liberal Twittersphere the most. It

1:26:52

is the age stories that have angered

1:26:55

the White House and the Twittersphere the most. So

1:26:57

here's now Brian Stelter wading

1:26:59

in to dangerous territory by

1:27:02

trying to join in with the

1:27:05

narratives of the corporate press after building up this

1:27:07

audience. I give you my touch.

1:27:11

These are pro-Democrat media manipulators and liars.

1:27:13

That seemed to be all they've got.

1:27:17

It's funny because the Republicans, the conservatives, the libertarians have

1:27:19

independent voices that are not paid by any of them,

1:27:21

but this is the narrative they try to play. It's

1:27:24

funny when they make things up outright

1:27:26

because they are evil. One

1:27:28

of my favorite lies is recently

1:27:30

with all this skate park drama, you got these

1:27:33

people saying Tim Poole is rich because he inherited

1:27:35

money from his parents. Uh-oh,

1:27:37

you're in trouble now because the narrative last month

1:27:39

was that my parents are upset. I'm not giving

1:27:41

them money, all of which is just plum lies

1:27:44

across the board, but you can't have it both

1:27:46

ways. Check this out, my

1:27:48

touch says, President Biden signs bipartisan

1:27:50

legislation that will save lives and

1:27:52

help Americans suffering from a horrible

1:27:54

disease. Again, showing his effectiveness

1:27:57

as a president who gets things done.

1:28:01

Wow. Brian Stelter tweeted this

1:28:04

in response to POTUS's tweet. POTUS

1:28:06

said, today I signed the

1:28:09

national plan to end Parkinson's act, a law

1:28:11

that will help prevent, treat and cure Parkinson's

1:28:13

disease and similar disorders. This

1:28:15

law is about dignity. It gives people hope that

1:28:17

we can end this cruel disease and that we

1:28:20

can still do big things. Brian

1:28:22

Stelter tweeted today of all days. I

1:28:26

think it was an appropriate tweet. I

1:28:28

understand the point Brian is trying to make. While

1:28:31

the media is hyperfixated on Joe

1:28:33

Biden's feebleness and lack of capabilities,

1:28:35

he is signing a bill addressing

1:28:37

Parkinson's and similar disorders. Brian's

1:28:40

basically saying this move

1:28:43

by the president is only

1:28:45

going to exacerbate the narrative

1:28:47

around cognitive decline and mental

1:28:50

disability at a time when the president

1:28:52

is the focus of it himself. Now, today

1:28:55

of all days is easily understood by people,

1:28:57

in my opinion, who can understand how they

1:28:59

felt if they did not eat breakfast yesterday.

1:29:02

But for everyone else, it's how dare

1:29:05

you insult the president. So

1:29:07

the Midas Touch highlights this and insults

1:29:09

Brian Stelter. Well,

1:29:12

don't worry everyone. Brian Stelter is as

1:29:14

feeble as they come. He

1:29:16

tweeted, I am not the media.

1:29:19

I'm just one imperfect guy. I

1:29:21

screwed up with this tweet and I'm here to say sorry. Sorry

1:29:23

for what? What did you say? I don't get it. Are you

1:29:25

kidding? You know, the funniest thing

1:29:28

to me is that Brian Stelter has been bald for

1:29:30

so long, which usually indicates high testosterone. But this guy

1:29:32

is as low tea as they come. That's

1:29:34

the first thing I thought. I'm like, Brian, how do you

1:29:36

have not have hair? You're supposed to have a lot of

1:29:39

testosterone. How about you tell these people to go shove off?

1:29:41

How about you say, I said what I said. You got

1:29:43

a problem with it. The door is over there. Unfollow me.

1:29:47

Dude, I've been in

1:29:49

I love it when these people are like Tim Pool

1:29:51

is fighting his audience again. I'm like, shut up. Fighting.

1:29:54

Dude, if I believe something

1:29:57

and literally everyone who follows me tells

1:29:59

me I'm wrong. You think I'm gonna

1:30:01

be like, I guess all of

1:30:03

you people are right, my convictions are meaningless. Now get

1:30:05

out of here, dude. I've

1:30:07

had periods where people unfollow them. I get unfollowed

1:30:09

all the time. Like, welcome to

1:30:12

real life. It's fascinating when people

1:30:14

are just like, I can't believe you're gonna say that,

1:30:16

Tim. I'm unfollowing you. And I'm like, well, I can't

1:30:18

do anything about that. This idea

1:30:20

that you can live in this world where

1:30:22

you will please all the people all the time

1:30:24

is the stupidest thing imaginable. You can be your

1:30:26

best. You can try your

1:30:29

best to be honest. Have integrity and

1:30:31

state your positions. And do you

1:30:33

know what I hear mostly from people who follow me? Tim,

1:30:35

I don't agree with most of what you say, but

1:30:37

I can respect that you're being honest about the news

1:30:40

and what's actually going on. And

1:30:42

my attitude is, hey, look, man, I'm gonna believe what I believe based

1:30:44

on the world that I grew up and the things that I've learned

1:30:46

and the things that I've seen. And we're gonna disagree on the best

1:30:48

path forward because neither of us are the smartest people in the world.

1:30:51

But here's what happened. And that's why

1:30:53

I can respect. There are some progressives I can respect. You know, I

1:30:55

think Crystal Ball's great. I

1:30:58

think Kyle Kalinsky is pretty good too. But

1:31:00

they get things wrong, and that's fine. I get things wrong as well.

1:31:03

But I know that both Crystal and Kyle

1:31:05

are people that will sit down and have a conversation. And

1:31:08

if I say, take a look at the story, here's

1:31:10

the thing that happened, they'll both be like, interesting. And

1:31:12

then we'll disagree on what the solution is or the

1:31:15

assessment or the prescription or whatever it may be. And

1:31:19

that's life. And that's totally fine. And that's

1:31:21

basically me and every other conservative. This

1:31:24

is what you get with the likes of Brian Stelter in CNN. I'm

1:31:27

not the media. I'm just one imperfect guy. I

1:31:29

screwed up. Here

1:31:31

you go. Cliff Schechter, don't worry, Brian.

1:31:33

I'm sure your old pallet CNN will circle the wagons for

1:31:35

you as you did for them. As you

1:31:38

all do for each other, rather

1:31:40

than admitting you're spending more time on

1:31:42

Biden's age than Trump's felonies, open

1:31:44

treason and the threat he poses

1:31:47

with the imbecilic

1:31:49

SCOTUS. But by

1:31:51

the way, I'm not your conspiratorial left. I don't

1:31:53

think CNN wants Trump to win. They want

1:31:55

ratings. And that trumps, if you will, democracy. You're

1:31:58

what network predicted. WWE, bread and

1:32:01

circuses, your old channel is helping stab democracy

1:32:03

in the heart. And the funny thing is,

1:32:06

Cliff, we agree on so much,

1:32:08

and we disagree on so much as well. Ain't

1:32:11

that America? You're right. CNN

1:32:14

wants ratings. It's WWE. It's bread

1:32:16

and circuses. You are 100% correct

1:32:18

on the assessment right here. CNN

1:32:22

is playing the game right now

1:32:24

because they've been burning their audience.

1:32:27

Their ratings, two weeks ago, in

1:32:29

the key demo was 49,000. They're

1:32:31

averaging 80,000. Let

1:32:35

me check right now. I'm pretty sure we've already

1:32:37

trounced their prime time ratings with this morning show.

1:32:40

Let's see. If I pull up the analytics right now and

1:32:42

take a mosey on over to where we're currently

1:32:45

at with our ratings, we

1:32:47

are currently sitting, yes, at 100,000. Total

1:32:50

views so far for this live broadcast.

1:32:54

So to be fair, it's an hour and a half. We've

1:32:57

gotten about 100,000 viewers. And so I don't know, I can call that... Is it fair?

1:32:59

It's probably

1:33:03

not fair to call it 60,000 for the first hour because it's

1:33:05

a big spike. So it could

1:33:07

be like 70 or 80. But in this morning

1:33:09

show, I've gotten substantially more ratings

1:33:11

than their prime time show. And also to be

1:33:14

fair, Tim Kestiral does like 300,000 in

1:33:16

an hour and a half. And so there you

1:33:19

go, CNN. And the important thing is this is

1:33:21

a key demo. This is a key demo. So

1:33:24

CNN, they know what's

1:33:26

going on. Their ratings are on

1:33:28

fire. The media has shifted.

1:33:30

There's no denying it. This is what I

1:33:33

said to the Krasensians and to Destiny. These

1:33:35

are liberal pundits. Only

1:33:37

for so long can you maintain

1:33:39

the facade of Biden being functional

1:33:41

because sooner or later, regular people

1:33:44

realize you're lying to them. And

1:33:47

that's what CNN is saying right now. They're basically coming out

1:33:49

and going, Oh man, oh geez, we

1:33:51

had no idea. Oh, I can't believe it. It was

1:33:53

a coverup. The White House covered it up because

1:33:56

the American people know. So

1:33:59

how does the media escape? Regular

1:34:01

people are starting to realize the media lied to them. That's

1:34:04

bad news for CNN. The

1:34:06

angle being played by the likes of CNN, The New

1:34:08

York Times and otherwise is it was a cover up.

1:34:11

They covered it up and we had no idea. Uh-huh.

1:34:16

CNN's not trying to play the we're being

1:34:18

re look at Cuomo and the tour that

1:34:20

he's doing trying to be like I've

1:34:22

been I've been reasonable the whole time I'm a centrist.

1:34:26

It is WWE. It is ratings.

1:34:29

But Brian, you you reap what you

1:34:31

have sown. Siraj Hajmi

1:34:33

tweets, Brian Stelter, welcome to the

1:34:35

deplorables. Let me show you the series of

1:34:37

tweets. First, he shows Brian Stelter's tweet

1:34:40

today of all days, referencing the

1:34:42

Parkinson's thing. And then you

1:34:44

have, here's one, no evidence or

1:34:47

reporting that Biden has Parkinson's as you imply

1:34:49

here, which is not what he implied. It's

1:34:51

an ableist comment. If he had Parkinson's, it could have

1:34:54

well have no effect on his ability to do the

1:34:56

job and three unfollowing. Bye.

1:34:59

One, Alexander Boyce says, go outside and touch

1:35:01

some grass. I love that one. Because

1:35:04

you know these people are, they're keyboard warriors all the same.

1:35:06

They're sitting here on Twitter being like, hey, you touch grass. I'm

1:35:08

like, you touch grass. The

1:35:10

problem for me is I touch too much. We got 50 some

1:35:12

odd acres of grass. We gotta get the guy to come in

1:35:14

and mow it. That means nothing. Shut up. Vic

1:35:17

Vell says, Brian, I've always known you

1:35:19

were a hack. Learning how, learning now that

1:35:21

you're also a total prick. Delete this, apologize

1:35:23

to the people suffering from this disease, and

1:35:25

start using your platform for something useful for

1:35:27

crying out loud. Aaron

1:35:30

Rupar, here we go. He says, your

1:35:32

obsession with the Biden age stuff is

1:35:34

veering into some weird territory. Yo,

1:35:36

they're melting down. Chris

1:35:39

Jackson. What an ish

1:35:41

thing, comment, excuse me, by

1:35:44

one of the supposedly responsible journalists.

1:35:46

Justin Brennan says, what happened to you,

1:35:48

bud? Yeah, what happened to you, bud? Daily

1:35:52

Tricks says, very cool how you're not even

1:35:54

pretending to be objective anymore. I love that

1:35:56

he never did pretend and he was lying

1:35:58

the whole time, but Now they're

1:36:00

like how dare you? Brian

1:36:03

Kelly you must be drinking Brian that joke

1:36:05

was pathetic or a dog whistle either way

1:36:07

it was bad You're an unserious

1:36:09

journalist one guy says I felt bad when seen I

1:36:12

let you go, but not anymore You're a POS like

1:36:14

Tapper and bash Yo,

1:36:17

Jepper Jake Tapper and Detta bash didn't

1:36:19

do anything They literally just hosted a

1:36:21

debate and by and failed and they're

1:36:23

attacking them for it Taylor

1:36:26

e Darcy If you

1:36:28

want to be a political pundit akin to Tucker Carlson Charlie Kirk

1:36:30

and Ben Shapiro, you should say hey Hey, hey, what

1:36:33

about Tim Poole? You put my name in there? Tanya

1:36:35

Bailey says this is just gross Brian I've been a

1:36:37

big fan of yours for years and was upset when

1:36:39

CNN gave you the boot But I'm not sure how

1:36:41

much longer that can be the case Sorry

1:36:44

Brian You reap what you have sown

1:36:47

you are unwelcome among

1:36:50

the The faction of

1:36:52

moderate Americans who have long paid attention to

1:36:54

the truth and I hate to break it to you They're

1:36:57

not gonna defend you either They're

1:37:00

gonna come after you and they'll destroy you

1:37:02

because this is what you are to them. They're

1:37:04

a muppet You are there

1:37:07

to parrot talking points of Kareem Jean-Pierre

1:37:09

or shut your mouth Get

1:37:12

in line Now that's the world you want to

1:37:14

live in by all means You're

1:37:16

on the wrong side of history and

1:37:18

I hate to break it to people like Brian and other journalists

1:37:20

who are now just waking up to it You've

1:37:23

been on the wrong side of history. Isn't that scary

1:37:25

for you? Not for me. I don't

1:37:28

care what side of whatever I am on.

1:37:30

I care about what is true I care

1:37:32

about what makes things better I care

1:37:34

about how we can help other people and help this

1:37:37

country and the world and if

1:37:39

that means doing right puts you on

1:37:41

the wrong side of history and

1:37:44

your side loses it Is

1:37:46

what it is because what is written about

1:37:48

me in the history books does not matter What

1:37:50

matters is that the world is a better place

1:37:52

for the people who come after me? But

1:37:55

you can tell where the liberals live they these

1:37:57

protesters chant in the streets. You're on the wrong side of

1:37:59

history What are they saying? They're

1:38:02

saying, we will take the narrative and we

1:38:04

will demonize you. But that

1:38:06

means nothing to me. Because you can

1:38:08

write whatever you want. If I

1:38:10

fight for what I believe in and justice prevails, I

1:38:12

have nothing to worry about. I

1:38:14

know that if I am on the side of truth

1:38:16

and justice, then we will

1:38:18

prevail. We will. Sometimes

1:38:21

there are dark periods. You don't win every battle. But

1:38:23

in the long run, good wins. I

1:38:28

don't think the left realizes that. And

1:38:30

now we can see that's probably the most terrifying

1:38:32

thing for all of these leftists is, uh-oh, you

1:38:35

were on the wrong side of history the whole time.

1:38:39

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1:39:00

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1:39:02

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1:39:04

want to miss it. But for now, I'm going to jump over

1:39:06

to Super Chat. So thanks for watching. And we will see you

1:39:08

all in the next segment. All

1:39:13

right. Let's grab some Super Chats while we're here. I

1:39:16

don't know if I have anything. I think I have a

1:39:18

couple more stories lined up for at least

1:39:20

one more segment for the day. And

1:39:22

I've had a blast doing this live morning show. And

1:39:25

I've talked about this before. What I would really

1:39:27

prefer to do for the show is a 10 a.m.,

1:39:31

a two-hour morning show. Because

1:39:33

you get those little segments you don't normally get, like when I talk

1:39:35

about fitness for like three minutes. And

1:39:37

it's easier. It's faster. The

1:39:40

challenge, it misses the breaking news later in the day.

1:39:42

So usually when

1:39:44

I space out the segments, there's an opportunity to

1:39:46

catch breaking news as it comes. However,

1:39:49

I think this does make sense if we do this

1:39:51

morning show like this because then the breaking news we

1:39:53

hit for Timcast IRL as it is. So

1:39:55

it is what it is. But

1:39:57

we'll grab some Super Chats. We'll

1:40:00

grab some super jets from you. Bobby

1:40:02

Moneybag says, quit disparaging President Biden, Tim. My

1:40:05

dead grandmother will be voting for him. So

1:40:07

we have some respect. Sorry

1:40:10

about that. Let's

1:40:13

go. Tom Dill says, love you, Tim. Your channel

1:40:15

is pretty much where I get my news. Keep being honest. And

1:40:17

I do recommend people get your news from other channels as well.

1:40:20

Steve Bannon made the point. Jack

1:40:23

Posobak mentioned this. Bannon says, watch MSNBC so you

1:40:25

know what their plans are. And basically

1:40:27

War Room just runs MSNBC all the time.

1:40:31

I think he's right. Absolutely. All

1:40:35

right, let's go. What

1:40:38

is this, day three? Dre

1:40:40

Thomas-Fares has said to Tim, shout out to my wife, Brianna, Brianna,

1:40:44

who opened a coffee shop in Morham, Minnesota, day three. And

1:40:46

she's already out of beans. Didn't plan

1:40:48

to be this blessed graphene dream. Shout

1:40:51

out. Glad to hear it, man. Awesome. Let's

1:40:54

go. Aaron

1:40:56

Nelson says, invest in paper stock. They

1:40:58

have to replace all those pre-printed ballots.

1:41:00

Dunder Mifflin plus 25. Ha

1:41:02

ha. I don't know what they're gonna do. They

1:41:06

can't, they can't, they can't somehow. Michael

1:41:08

Sabat says, Tim, why don't you try jujitsu?

1:41:10

You'll like it. Probably. I

1:41:13

just only have so much time in the day. And

1:41:15

I'm 38. So I don't really know

1:41:17

if I feel like getting into something new. I

1:41:20

did, I took three

1:41:22

Kung Fu lessons. Three. That

1:41:25

was fun. And my

1:41:27

buddy taught me some basic capoeira. And

1:41:29

I think I did like a week

1:41:31

or maybe two weeks of capoeira stuff.

1:41:35

Not really my thing. I've done

1:41:37

a couple gun training courses, but

1:41:40

you know, you do what you do. I'm

1:41:42

pretty sure I would very much enjoy jujitsu. But

1:41:45

I just don't have the time to be honest. All

1:41:48

right, Questionable Quality says, did you hear about

1:41:50

the conservative think tank that was burnt down

1:41:52

near Minneapolis? They ruled that it was caused

1:41:54

by arson. Love your show. Whoa, that's crazy.

1:41:58

Shred Kowski says, stopped. I'm playing MTG

1:42:00

years ago and I'm no longer fat. Can't

1:42:02

be a coincidence. I

1:42:04

don't know. When I was a kid,

1:42:07

I played Magic and a skateboard at the same

1:42:09

time. And so I had no issues. I'm really

1:42:11

excited for the cards. I mean, I gotta tell

1:42:13

you guys, it's an expensive game. And

1:42:15

I'm really, it's unprecedented to be

1:42:17

completely honest. Magic the

1:42:19

Gathering started in 1993. Richard

1:42:22

Garfield wanted to make a board game, but

1:42:24

it was too expensive to make a board game. So they said,

1:42:26

what if we just do cards instead? Because they're easier to print.

1:42:28

So they made the game. It

1:42:30

was the first trading card game ever made. And it

1:42:32

was good, good enough,

1:42:35

but kind of weird. Over

1:42:37

the years, they've dramatically improved the game, although it's gotten

1:42:39

more complicated as the years have gone on because they're

1:42:41

expanding with new abilities, new rules,

1:42:43

new terms. The problem,

1:42:46

however, is that it's pretty

1:42:48

woke. Yeah,

1:42:50

when they do the pro tour, they put pronouns

1:42:52

in people's bios and these guys are all out

1:42:54

of shape and overweight. And I'm like, what's going

1:42:57

on here, guys? What is going

1:42:59

on here? So my idea is we're

1:43:01

gonna have a Magic the Gathering

1:43:04

commander tournament. We

1:43:06

could probably offer up some large prizes, but

1:43:11

what was the rule? We were like, I said before,

1:43:13

we gotta do a BMI thing where it's like, you can only

1:43:15

enter if you're under a certain weight. And I'm like, no, that's

1:43:17