Teen Takeovers & Netanyahu’s New Nightmare | The Tim Dillon Show #503

Summary

The Tim Dillon Show #503

Episode Title: Teen Takeovers & Netanyahu’s New Nightmare
Release Date: July 11, 2026
Host: Tim Dillon
Co-host/Producer: (Not Listed)

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Episode Overview

This episode of The Tim Dillon Show dives into two apocalyptic cultural threads: the phenomenon of teenage flash mobs wreaking havoc in places like Newport Beach, and the escalating, almost farcical rhetoric and political maneuvering of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding Turkey and Iran. Through his trademark darkly comic lens, Tim offers commentary on generational dysfunction, American law enforcement’s malaise, the accelerating tech-surveillance state, and global politics, with asides about viral social media insanity, the paternal nostalgia for ‘kids these days,’ and rare moments of sincerity amidst pervasive cynicism.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Flash Mobs, Teen Nihilism & Cultural Decline

[01:33–18:53]

• Tim introduces a recent event in Newport Beach, where over 400 people (mostly teens but also adults) were arrested after unruly July 4th celebrations turned into a flash mob: fighting, looting, and chaos, all filmed for social media virality.

• He critiques the social and moral vacuum among modern teens, blaming economic alienation, lack of jobs due to automation and immigration, and the toxic pull of digital clout:

  “All these kids want to do is go viral. That’s the only thing they have left.” – Tim Dillon [04:36]

• Tim is both joking and serious in diagnosing a cultural malaise where “most children in our country right now are sociopaths…digitally native, they’ve been exposed to extreme violence and porn and also extremely violent porn. They are unfeeling, uncaring, just merchants of death.” [12:50]

• Nostalgically, Tim laments the absence of old-fashioned child labor and outdoor play, joking children should be working at age 14 “selling life insurance” instead of orchestrating viral crime.

• Commentary about the police response—horseback cops in Newport Beach is “not their fault; just looks weird.” He ponders whether the spectacle of police ineffectiveness is coincidentally useful for the emerging tech-surveillance state.

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2. The Looming Tech-Policing State: Surveillance Robots to the Rescue

[18:53–30:31]

• Tim forecasts a near-future where Palantir or Boston Dynamics roll out robot cops to deal with disorder:

  “The Palantir robot animals…will be so sleek and sexy and they will kill your children. But you’re going to enjoy it.” [28:08]

• He paints a vivid, satirical image of families “watching robots attack your fellow citizens and their children” as America’s final reality-TV entertainment frontier.

• Predicts that widespread desire for order will override public objections to draconian surveillance or robotic policing: “We’re headed to that society, and most people are going to go along with it.” [18:53]

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3. Benjamin Netanyahu’s New Nightmare: Turkey, Iran, and the Clownish Dance of Geopolitics

[32:23–53:22]

• Tim shifts gears to Middle East politics, lampooning Netanyahu’s interviews and rhetoric. He compares Netanyahu to “the guy at the party who's a real bummer....Maybe you’re the fucking problem.” [32:23]

• Netanyahu rails against Turkey (“a regime that’s infected with the Muslim Brotherhood which hates the United [States]”), and objects to US arms sales to Turkey, invoking Turkey as the next enemy for Israel.

• “Why do we have to constantly look at the world as you’re our enemy or our ally? What a weird way to look at the world, by the way.” – Tim Dillon [36:21]

• Tim calls out the pattern of media and politicians introducing “chemical and biological weapons” fear rhetoric apropos of nothing (“this is literally 2003 Iraq”), with Greta Van Susteren suddenly voicing anxieties about Iranian chemical weapons and immediately lobbing a ‘softball’ question to Netanyahu.

  “Unless you have a psychological disorder, no one lays in bed at night thinking about biological and chemical weapons…” – Tim Dillon [49:38]

• Tim skewers the low bar for American panic: “This is crazy. He’s like, they’re chanting. They chant, let’s start a war with them.” [46:14]

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4. Social Media Insanity: Kids Blowing Up Squish Toys

[56:13–62:22]

• The hosts discuss a report about a new trend: children are injuring themselves by microwaving ‘squishy’ stress toys (like “Neato”) after seeing viral TikToks claiming it makes them easier to squeeze.

• Tim excoriates the state of American childhood:

  “Our children are all fat little pigs who are riddled with anxiety and they squeeze these toys all day and it’s disgusting.” [60:12]

• He contextualizes this as another symptom of the lostness, anxiety, and digital-driven idiocy of modern youth.

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5. Charlie Kirk Trial: Media, Mystery, and Lost Spectacle

[62:22–72:03]

• Tim notes how the murder trial for Charlie Kirk is being covered, drawing contrasts with the ultra-public, soap-opera trials of the '90s:

  “Trials used to be fun and silly and wacky. And now it’s like, first of all, why aren’t they in a courtroom? Why is this all these weird depositions that are happening?” [68:15]

• He voices conspiracy-tinged skepticism about the case, noting how little is public or scrutinized versus the O.J. Simpson era.

• The segment is both comic and faintly melancholy—a meditation on a lost era of cultural engagement and public spectacle.

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Memorable Quotes

• On teen flash mobs:
  “These lazy sociopaths that don’t have anywhere to go and they don’t have anything to do, they're like a marauding group of crazy people looking to go viral.” – Tim Dillon [04:36]

• On American parenting:
  “We’ve demonized in this country child labor. It was the biggest mistake we ever made.” – Tim Dillon [13:09]

• On impending robotized law enforcement:
  “You’re gonna watch robots kill children. Paralyze children. Palantir robots will soon be paralyzing children, and we won’t care, because that’s how fed up we’ll be.” – Tim Dillon [25:10]

• On Netanyahu and world affairs:
  “Maybe you’re the fucking problem. Maybe we don’t need you. Netanyahu’s out there going, Turkey’s not a friendly state…he’s basically saying, they’re next.” – Tim Dillon [32:52]

• On fearmongering:
  “No one lays in bed at night thinking about biological and chemical weapons unless you have a psychological disorder.” – Tim Dillon [49:38]

• On child anxiety toys and viral culture:
  “Our children are all fat little pigs who are riddled with anxiety and they squeeze these toys all day and it’s disgusting.” – Tim Dillon [60:12]

• On spectacle and lost public drama:
  “Trials used to be fun and silly and wacky... My entire childhood was this trial. My family loved it. We were so happy when it was on.” – Tim Dillon [70:03]

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Timestamps for Major Segments

| Timestamp | Segment Description | |---------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------| | 01:33 | Introduction to flash mobs, Newport Beach July 4th riot | | 05:19 | TV news breakdown of the riot, Tim’s analysis | | 12:50 | Tim’s extended riff on the sociopathy and nihilism of modern teens| | 18:53 | Transition to tech-surveillance/police robots | | 28:08 | Satirical pitch for Palantir robot policing | | 32:23 | Netanyahu/Turkey/Iran segment – Tim lampoons international politics| | 36:21 | Tim's worldview: false dichotomies of enemies and allies | | 46:14 | Netanyahu “chanting” segment, lampooning war pretexts | | 49:38 | Greta Van Susteren’s “chemical and biological weapons” softball | | 56:13 | Kids’ stress toys exploding; social media’s role in dangerous trends| | 62:22 | Charlie Kirk murder trial: disappointment at lack of spectacle | | 70:03 | Reminiscing about O.J. trial; lost American public drama |

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In Summary

This episode offers Tim’s dystopian tour through American cultural and political decay. He traces how attention-starved teens, feckless police, and social media combine to drive both everyday chaos and the ascent of the tech-security state. Along the way, he lampoons political fearmongering and media complicity—a world where hyperbole and viral idiocy suffocate authenticity. And yet, with every rant, there’s a blend of comic exaggeration and a real, if bitter, nostalgia for a different kind of American society.

Transcript

[Tim Dillon]

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Tim Dillon Show. Iran, Iran, Iran. Iran is back. This mem.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

Come here. Come on.

[Tim Dillon]

Hey.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

Oh, yeah.

[Tim Dillon]

Iran is back in the news because we're bombing them again. They're bombing us again.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

Or they're bombing our bases.

[Tim Dillon]

We're bombing them. They're bombing us. Mitch McConnell's may be dead. Maybe not. Graham Platner's a rapist. What are you gonna do? We cover Platner on the patrion. We get into it. We go in depth into the Platner thing, and, you know, he's gone, and

[Show Co-host/Producer]

we'll never hear from him again.

[Tim Dillon]

Oh, hold on. Everybody wanted him on, so we're bringing him on. This is his debut.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

And then we're.

[Tim Dillon]

We'll do the episode. But Albert is a British long hair, golden chinchilla cat. He's three months old. Is he in frame?

[Benjamin Netanyahu]

Yeah.

[Tim Dillon]

And he's a member of the Restore Britain Party.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

Wants to restore the sovereignty of Britain again.

[Tim Dillon]

That's him, not me. He works with Rupert Lowe. But he's a cool cat. We dig him.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

All right, you want to. Yeah.

[Reporter/Interviewer]

All right.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

He's had enough. There he is.

[Tim Dillon]

All right, have fun. Don't chew the wires. Don't chew the wires. I really want to get into these flash mobs with these crazy psycho teenagers because they just ruined 4th of July in Newport Beach. I want you to get us some video of this because this is something. I don't know how to solve this problem, but I have a few ideas that I'm thinking about, because what a flash mob is, it's not like something fun where everybody shows up and dances. What is that? That's like a dance mob. Yeah, that's a flash mob. Right. And. And I think maybe people think that's what it is. They're like, oh, it might be fun. Everyone shows up and it's like, we dance. That's not what is happening. There's large groups of kids. They. They coordinate this on social media. These kids are in high school for the most part. Maybe college or. But I think it's high school and they. Or maybe there's older people involved. I don't know. I haven't been invited. But they show up to an area and there's fighting and they destroy property and they ruin a good time. They. They. And everybody films it because all these kids want to do is go viral. That's the only thing they have left. We've created a world where the only thing they have left is to say I'm viral. Now, you see that guy getting stomped out in the middle of the street. I was part of that. Or I was there. I saw that guy get killed on the beach. All these kids want to be part of something that blows up and goes viral. They don't think about the morality of it. They don't think about the legality of it, the consequences of it. They simply say to themselves, I've got a phone. I can film some crazy shit. And then I could tell my friends and people I know, look at me, I went viral. You saw it after the Knicks one. People were just. It was pandemonium. And now. And local police, they came out on horseback in Newport Beach. They looked a little ridiculous. It's not their fault. Just looks weird when cops run horses in a wealthy Southern California beach town. But if you don't know what I'm talking about, if you haven't had the. If you're not fortunate enough to have encountered a flash mob yourself, let's take a look. Because this is gonna be the event of the summer. Let me call it now. The event of the summer is the teenage flash mob. That is going to be the big cultural trend of the summer. You know, it's gonna be younger people that are bored. None of them are employed. Automation took their jobs or, or, or, or immigrants are doing a lot of the jobs now at movie theaters and restaurants or whatever. Um, not hating, just telling you what's happening. And these lazy sociopaths that don't have anywhere to go and they don't have anything to do, they're like a marauding group of crazy people looking to go viral. They're armed with no sense of morality and a phone. Let's take a look at what that has done in Orange County. Independence Day celebrations took a chaotic and dangerous turn in Newport beach over the weekend. KTLA's Annie Rose Ramos joins us live with the details.

[Reporter/Interviewer]

Annie Rose, good morning.

[Annie Rose Ramos]

Hey, Frank, good morning to you. Yeah. Police arrested just over 400 people when all was said and done. And it wasn't just teenagers, it was adults as well after thousands of people flooded this area here. Officers responding to reports of fighting, illegal fireworks, even looting here at the grocery store you see behind me, prompting a massive law enforcement response. Whoa. Chaos in Newport beach this Fourth of July, all starting Saturday around 7pm with reports coming in about large crowds.

[Tim Dillon]

Now, if you notice. Stop it for a minute. So many people have their phones up. You see the phone light. This is guiding the entire thing. Everybody wants to film something going on and put it out on TikTok. Or YouTube or Instagram, whatever. So you look at these crazy flash mobs and you see the phone lights up. People are like, we gotta, we gotta get this on film. And you, Are they even enjoying it? That's the question. Are they even having fun when they have a, a mob beating or you know, they're, they're looting? Are you, can you even enjoy the looting or the mob violence without the phone? That's right, because to me, I say to myself, if I'm in a mob of people and we're brutally attacking someone, or I'm looting a grocery store, if I'm on my phone, I'm not in the moment. So I want to talk to all these kids right now who are on their phones during this. Be in the moment when someone's skull is being cracked or when you're grabbing a Snickers bar from a supermarket and running out. These are the memories you make as a young person in America. Don't be on your phone. But I fear that this entire activity is driven by the phone. Let's watch more of this. But keep in mind all of those lights you see are people holding their phones up, zombies holding their phones up, filming all of this and fighting by

[Annie Rose Ramos]

about an hour later, at 8:25pm Riot police moved in an unlawful assembly declared in the area of 26th street and on the beach police department.

[Tim Dillon]

This entire area is closed.

[Annie Rose Ramos]

By 10:50pm all beaches in the city were closed and officers were actively clearing traffic from the Peninsula.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

Never seen anything like this. Never seen.

[Reporter/Interviewer]

It's.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

This year was the worst I've ever seen. Last year was kind of a little crazy, but this year, I mean, it was a riot.

[Annie Rose Ramos]

In this video you can see the crowds, but you might also be able to make out police on horseback there on horse charging into the crowds on the beach to break up violent revelers. Some 350 personnel from the Newport Beach Police Department along with 17 other regional law enforcement agencies ended up responding to what happened here.

[Tim Dillon]

Stop it.

[Annie Rose Ramos]

And an unknown number of officers suffered non life threatening injuries while trying to calm the crowd. This nearby Pavilion store was also looted Saturday night with store products ending up on the parking lot floor. Everything from watermelons to pet Pepsi destroyed.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

All right, all right, get it out of here.

[Tim Dillon]

So what do we do? You know, I mean, that's the real question because you start saying to yourself, you don't want to have a draft. But you know, you start looking at the way the young people are behaving, you start saying to yourself, well, we gotta Find something for them to do.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

Who's.

[Tim Dillon]

What is this a female cop? Yeah. This is in North Carolina and she's being taken down.

[Reporter/Interviewer]

Yeah.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

Watch this.

[Medical Expert/Nurse Practitioner]

Carolina.

[Tim Dillon]

There's three or four teens taking the female cop down and just beating during

[Medical Expert/Nurse Practitioner]

a fourth of July gathering of teens and young adults that descended into chaos.

[Tim Dillon]

I'll tell you right now, here's the problem. You know, again, we've, we tolerate in our society a lot of freedom. Meaning like when you're young you get a good amount of freedom. Like a lot of freedom. Like arguably too much. Like your life is not as regimented as it maybe should be. Like, you know, when we grew up you had a lot of freedom, but there was no, you know, there was no thought that you wouldn't get a job at one point. And you wanted to get a job when you were a teenager because you wanted responsibility, you wanted freedom more than you wanted responsibility. You wanted money, you wanted to get a car, you wanted to drive the car around, you wanted to eventually move out of your parents house. So all of these things meant that you had to have a job and you had to put a little money away. And I think a lot of people now because our society, again we very high levels of freedom. And that's the beautiful thing about our society, we. But it's a difficult thing, it's a hard thing, right, because everybody's free to do whatever they want. And the problem here is that when young people don't like feel particularly invested in their future, they behave in the ways that you're seeing. I mean, young people are always stupid and they always do dumb shit. But these large mobs, while they're not new, they're not completely new. This has happened before, but they do seem to be growing. And the idea that you can film this and get clout filming something like I filmed the two girls beat that cop to the ground. So you know, we do have a situation where like you have a lot of aimless young teenagers and, and, and here's what I'll say. And I know many of you have children and you're all going, oh, but that's not my kid. Like my kid's really good. Most children in our country right now are sociopaths. Truly most of them are full on sociopaths. They're nihilists, they were raised on the Internet, they're digitally native, they've been exposed to extreme violence and porn and also extremely violent porn. They are unfeeling, uncaring, just merchants of death. And I don't mean to upset people who love their children out there. Because I know there's a lot of people out there that go, but not, not Tommy. Yes, Tom. They are unfeeling. They are blank slates. They are incredibly dangerous and they, they need to be dealt with. And we need to realize the problem. We need to understand that we've created, and I say this not to be dramatic, your children. We've created an army of robotic clout chasing killing machines that are using every opportunity and every tool at their disposal to inflict pain on each other and society for clicks. That's what we've got. Let's not sugarcoat it. We don't have a bunch of young hopeful people out there. They're going to turn things around. We got a bunch of demonic, monstrous, black eyed, nihilistic vampires, clout chasing, running around and we need to figure out something for them to do. And I'm not for the draft and I'm not for just. But, but, but we need jobs for these fuckers to do. We've demonized in this country child labor. And it was the biggest mistake that we ever made. We demonize children working. What a fucking mistake. I'm not saying they all have to be in workhouses and with the gruel and all that Oliver Twist. We know the thing but by the way, is that the worst place for them to be. We've demon. We're all cool with prison labor. We're all cool now. We're all cool. But, but we, we've had prison labor for a long time. People that go to jail in this country are expected to work for pennies on the dollar. No money, they make no money. And they will do things. Prison labor. But we don't like child labor. We got queasy about the idea of, of kids working. You got your working papers? When I grew up at 15. I think it should be earlier. I think it should be earlier. I think young people should be allowed to work now. I know everyone's going to go, oh, ha ha, ha, ha, ha ha. Funny, funny, funny, funny. What are they going to do? What are these kids going to do? They have nothing to do except what you're watching, okay? They do not play sports. They don't. When have you seen a bunch of kids playing sports out recently? You haven't. It doesn't happen. They're not doing it. You don't see children riding bikes. You don't see them playing sports. You know why? Because they're either at home on the dark web or they're somewhere Raping and killing a disabled person. That's what they're doing. Okay, what's that thing that used to, used to put around the leg and used to do the, you know, it go around like that. Get it up. Show what kids used to do. Show them what children used to do. This is what you used to see children do in our country. They would, you would, you would drive by a neighborhood, you'd go visit your, your buddy and. Yeah, what was this called? It's the, the skip thing. Skip it. Get, get someone up doing Skip it. I want people to see what children used to do. And then they, they said, they said children. Yeah, see, skip it for my kids. These now come with a three digit

[Greta Van Susteren]

display that counts the number of spins, calories and exercise time.

[Tim Dillon]

Now, now they're talking about calories. What is this for fat kids? Get this out of here. Here's my point. People used to, children used to play sports. They used to amuse themselves. They used to be able to. Yes, there was always fights. People always did horrible things. There were always car accidents. There were always, you know, whatever. But let me tell you something. If you travel around the country as I do, you notice that children are no longer engaged in any type of productive activity. Usually they're huddled around a supermarket or something looking for someone to kill. Truly. You know, most children now don't feel anything when they watch someone die in front of them because they've seen it so many times online and they're desensitized and they don't know the difference between. They don't know the difference between people getting killed and, and just a video game. Their lives are a video game.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

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[Tim Dillon]

So what we have to do is really start thinking about what we're going to do with these children because they need to basically have their day filled with activities now. And I'm against what Peter Thiel is going to want to do, but Peter Thiel is going to come in here and he's going to go, hey, residents of Newport Beach. Alex Karpel come in. They go, hey, hey, everyone. We're Palantir. Hey, residents of Newport Beach. Are your kids fucking up? Are they doing a flash mob? Have they looted a grocery store? Have they killed someone? We're going to monitor everything and everybody, and that's where we're headed. We're headed to that society, the flock, cameras, all that stuff. We're heading to that society, and most people are going to go along with it. You know why? Because they're going to go, I don't want my home invaded. I don't want my car broken into. I can't afford it. A lot of people out there go, hey, I can't afford if my car gets broken into. I remember Seth Rogen got in trouble because he's like, hey, man. Or I forget who got in trouble. I think somebody. Somebody was complaining about their car getting broken into in la. And I believe Seth Rogen said, like, hey, man, that's just what it is. You're living in la. Shit happens. And then people started dunking on Seth Rogen because they were like, oh, yeah, you're a millionaire. And you don't understand that, like, a lot of people can't afford to have their cars broken into. Am I kind of right about that?

[Reporter/Interviewer]

Yeah.

[Tim Dillon]

Yeah. So Seth Rogen, very talented guy, but it's probably somewhere in a mansion, high and going like, hey, hla, bro. Like, fucking people breaking your car. But there's a lot of people out there. Now, I don't know if the person complaining about this was one of those people. I forget who it was. Who was it that complained? Do you know? Was it a random person?

[Reporter/Interviewer]

I think it was just random people online.

[Tim Dillon]

Yeah. So it might be a random person who cannot afford to have their car broken into. There's people out there in that position. And then everybody laughs it off and goes, well, bro, it's. You're in la, that's what happens, you fuck, your car got broken and they go, yeah, I can't afford to fix it. I'm fucked. So in a society like that, people are going to say, hey, man, I, I don't want the flash mob. Yeah. Seth Rogen says having your car broken into is part of living in a big city that was in 2021. Water under the bridge here. But what I, what, what I, what I'm saying about that is like, people out there are going, hey, man, I want my kid monitored. I don't want my kid to be one of these people on a beach. I don't want to have my car broken into, my house broken into. And you can see, you can feel how quickly we are going to start adopting the big tech solutions to these problems, because they're not. By the way, is it an accident? What is it doing? Don't eat the wire. Is it, it's fine. Is it an. Oh, did I kick it? Did I kick you by mistake? Is it an accident that the cops look so retarded? The cops look retarded. Every video you see a cop is being thrown to the ground or they're marching in like this weird fucking. Like it looks like the Nazis and the Producers, the Broadway show, like the Gay Nazi March, or they're coming in on horseback and they just look like they. Now, I'm not throwing shade on the cops. I'm simply saying they look. And it seems to be that they're not, they're not super effective. And is that an accident or. If I was, if I owned a tech company that specialized in surveillance or something like that, let me tell you what I would be doing right now. Salivating. I'd be salivating because I'd be like, look at all of these problems. Look at all of these social ills. And then when they send the cops in, they can't handle it. And you always see a video of a cop getting like beaten up by three 14 year olds. You know who's not going to get beaten up by 14 year olds? Palantir's accountability bott. That's not. Because basically they're going to go, listen, we're going to put policing in the hands of the machines. That's coming. It is coming. You can feel it coming. We've talked about it before on this show and all of these things that are happening now are a precursor to that. Like, like, it's like the most obvious thing in the world. You see a bunch of kids on a beach causing havoc, burning things, firework, you know, legal shit, starting fights, and then a bunch of cops going on horseback. And it's like, now, I know the cops eventually got it under control, but they look so silly now. Imagine a big Palantir spider came. Like a big think about, and I even think. And I'm against it, but I'm even just the cool factor of that. It's Newport Beach. There's a bunch of kids running around the beach. Again, a big, like, Palantir robot spider was on the beach. It's coming and it will be cool. It's gonna be cool. That's the problem. Like, I'm even kind of excited thinking about the types of things that you will see. Like, you'll see these robot dogs right on the beach. Those Boston Dynamics things. You're gonna see that stuff. And I'm telling you right now, you're gonna be so sick of disorder and you're gonna be so sick of crime and vandalism and everything looking like shit. You're gonna just say to yourself, you know what? That was pretty fucking cool. We watch Palantir's robot dog storm Newport beach and fuck up a bunch of kids, and that'll be the entertainment. Nothing will compete with that. There's no reality show that will compete with watching robots kill your fellow citizens. That is the final level of entertainment in this country. Mark my words. It will happen when they start releasing the robots on the civilian. Because we're not united as a country. We're like the most disunited thing ever. Not ever, but we're pretty fucking disunited. So when they start releasing robots on people, it's going to be exciting. It's going to be good viewing. You're going to watch it. Honey, come here, Come here, Come here. Get nice little bowls of ice cream and you watch robots attack your fellow citizens and their children. We're going to watch robots kill children. Paralyzed children. Palantir robots will soon be paralyzing children, and we won't care, because that's how fed up will be. There'll be children in wheelchairs, you know, and it's going to be okay. It'll be okay. We won't care. And this is what happens when you let shit get so out of control. I'm not saying we're there yet, by the way. I'm not being an alarmist to say we're there yet. I'm saying it is coming down the road. You can't get control of these cities. You can't get control of young people. You can't get the Boomers. The boomers still got that money. And by the way, I, I don't want to be for it. I don't want to be for it. But if I'm watching Newport beach and Palantir has this big robot spider that just comes on the beach and through its eyes starts laser beaming and the beams aren't fatal, but it's scaring the kids. And then here's what'll happen. Eventually the kids will know the blue beams that the Palantir spider shoots aren't deadly and they'll be filming the blue beams. The blue beams out of the eyes will be fine. And the kids are still going to be filming the spider. Go, whoa, you're going to have to kill some of them. The red beams are going to cook the kids. The next, the blue beams, the warning beam, the red beam that comes out of the Palantir spider, that's going to kill the kids, that's going to cook someone's leg. Immediately someone goes down and then the rest of them scamper away. And I don't want that. But I would watch it, I would share it and I would say, it's sad that it's come to this. And people will say that in our country, when robot dogs respond to these things and do what must be done, people are going to go, it's sad that it's come to this. It's sad that it's come to this. But let's be honest about a lot of our police, not all of them, a lot of our police are out of shape, okay? A lot of them are very scared about losing their livelihoods if they respond in the wrong way or if they're filmed. And I'm not a guy that thinks police should be able to do whatever the fuck they want. I'm a guy that believes police should be trained and accountable. I believe all of that stuff.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

Right?

[Tim Dillon]

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[Show Co-host/Producer]

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[Tim Dillon]

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[Show Co-host/Producer]

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[Tim Dillon]

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[Tim Dillon]

Netanyahu says Turkey is not a friendly state. Nanyahu really is starting to become the guy at the party who's a real bummer. I'm telling you that right now. He's becoming a little bit of a bummer. Have you ever had a one of your friends that hates every person? It becomes difficult. They're like, ah, don't invite her. She sucks. Oh, don't invite him. That guy.

[Medical Expert/Nurse Practitioner]

Ugh.

[Tim Dillon]

Or you'll, like, be like, hey, maybe we should invite this person. And they'll be like, random. That's pretty random. And eventually you're like, you know what? Maybe you're the fucking problem. Maybe you're the fucking problem. Maybe we don't need you. Netanyahu's out there going, turkey. Turkey's a NATO country. We can't fight Turkey. We're losing to Iran. So when Netanyahu goes, turkey's not a friendly state. And we're going to play him saying this in a minute, he's basically saying, they're next. Turkey is not a friendly state in Netanyahu. Speak is. And coming up next, it's like a daytime talk show host. And coming up next, we have Turkey. Like, he's itching and he's telling Dana Basher at CNN that he thinks Turkey is not friendly and he does not. Like, I believe we're selling them F35.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

F35 fighter jets, right?

[Tim Dillon]

Yeah.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

Yeah.

[Tim Dillon]

So he doesn't like that. He goes, why? Why would you be selling him now, by the way? Why would you care if we're selling Turkey fighter jets? Unless you wanted to go to war with them at some point in the

[Show Co-host/Producer]

future,

[Tim Dillon]

you imagine Turkey's gonna go to war with you with the fighter jets? Or is it more likely that you might be thinking about going to war with them down the road anyway? Benjamin Netanyahu, friend of the show, describing his feelings towards Turkey.

[Greta Van Susteren]

President Trump is in Turkey right now. He said this morning he will consider selling F35 fighter jets to Turkey, which is a reversal of a ban he put in place. You said yesterday that would, quote, upset the power balance in the Middle East. Have you made that clear to President Trump?

[Benjamin Netanyahu]

Yes, I have actually spoke to him several times about it, and I think that everybody understands that, notwithstanding the personal friendship that President Trump has with, with Erdogan, it doesn't make Turkey a friendly or a friendly state to the United States. To the contrary, it's a regime that's infected with the Muslim Brotherhood, which hates the United.

[Tim Dillon]

Who cares? This is, this is the chick at the party that is, like, bumming you out. She's like, remember. Remember when, like, they were all talking shit about you two years ago, you go, hey, man, life's too short. Who cares if the Muslim Brotherhood hates the United States? We are a nuclear nation with a border. We're surrounded by water. We've got, we've got trillions of dollars, you know, invested in our death machine, which isn't working against Iran. But at the end of the day, it's like, who cares? And why does the. Why does the Muslim Brotherhood not like the United. I'm sure there's many reasons. By the way, I'm no fan of the Muslim Brotherhood. The name is kind of fun, but that's just the name. I'm not a fan of an Islamic America, by the way, at all, in any way. I'm a fan of an American America where we can make fun of religion if we want and make fun of our government if we want.

[Benjamin Netanyahu]

And.

[Tim Dillon]

And women are respected and gay people are respected. In a lot of Muslim countries, that's not the case. And the idiots in the DSA who are supposedly for a lot of those things, seem to not realize that. And some people on the far right don't realize that at either, because they're so mad at Israel that they forget that in a lot of those countries, criticizing the government is not allowed. A comedian just got jailed for a joke in Turkey. I'm not, I'm not a guy who's like, hey, Turkey's great, but why do we have to constantly look at the world as, you're our enemy or our ally? What A weird way to look at the world, by the way. That's not the way anyone looks at anything. Most people are not your enemy or your ally. They're. Most people are just around you to a degree. That's the way life is lived. You're like, this is my best friend. And maybe you have an enemy or someone you really hate, but then the. The. Then you have your wife or your kids, your husband, your dog, your cat, whatever. But then most people are just there. Turkey, to me, is just there. It's there. It has beautiful historic sites. It's. It's history. The. Whatever. It's. There's a lot of things. I have friends that have gone there. I have friends that. I don't agree with a lot of Turkey's policies. I wouldn't want to live in Turkey again. I wouldn't want to live in Russia. I. I don't want to live in Mexico. Sorry. I think Mexico City's an amazing city. I. I just don't want to live there. Like, this idea that someone has to be our. Our enemy because the Muslim Brotherhood hates the United States and would like to destroy it. Everyone would like something. They can't have this idea that Turkey is somehow a. Antagonist of the United States of America and that they're a threat to us in some way, and they're infected with people who dislike us. And we have to. This is. This has nothing to do with us.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

It's very clear.

[Tim Dillon]

It's not about America. It's not about America doing well. You know, this is. This idea that we have to defeat every ideology we disagree with is a fucking insane thing. That would be like if you walked into work every day and you're like, I'm gonna straighten everyone out here. No, you're not. No, you're not. No, you're not. It doesn't matter if you have the most money. It doesn't matter if you're the top producer or whatever the hell we think we are. In this office scenario, you still can't walk in every day and go, I'm straightening everybody else out. You disagree with me? Fuck you. You do your own thing. You don't focus on them. You ignore them. They're irrelevant. They don't matter. They're not threatening you. They're not corrupting your culture in any meaningful way. All of this is. Is crazy. This idea that, like, we have to care what the Muslim Brotherhood says about us is insane. Are we afraid of them? Are we afraid of them? Why did we spend all the money on nukes if we're so afraid of all these terrorist groups in all these countries, by the way, that we can't beat. Cause ding, we create. Wink, wink. That's why we can't beat them, because we create them. Interesting how that works. You create, you give birth to something, it's actually harder to beat. Isn't that odd? And you create them overtly, maybe through intelligence agencies, and you create them somewhat unwittingly, inevitably by your actions in their countries and you radicalize people and it becomes a breeding ground, you know, and not to say the ones that we like directly are that, not to say anything about the ones we're directly hiring. Iran hatch fresh plot to kill Trump Israel told us Israel recently shared new

[Show Co-host/Producer]

intelligence with the US and it shows Iran was considering new plan to assassinate the President.

[Tim Dillon]

I mean, I just don't, I don't know anymore. I don't know anymore if, if. It's very difficult at this point to really even comment on what I consider to be just kind of like insane, like ramblings. And I, I just don't. When you start saying that like this country, they are infected by the Muslim Brotherhood, they are infected by people that don't like you. And then what? And so what? And then what? Like, I'm sure, I'm sure there's elements in the Iranian government that would love to get rid of Trump. But, but let's be honest, if you're Iran, are you thinking right now we'd love to whack the President of the United States, Would that make a lot of sense? They can get nuked. Someone will do that. Someone will go insane if they, if they assassinate the President. So I don't know, does it seem like they are now? Maybe they are, I don't know. I'm sure some elements of that government, hardliners, religious hardliners that don't care about what happens and they're going to paradise anyway. Maybe they do. But realistically, is that a move right now is to assassinate the President of the United States? Didn't we have a deal with them a month ago? Didn't we have a deal with them a month ago? And now they're, now they're going to assassinate the President. Israel said that we're in a doom loop with this war. What that means is there's nowhere to go here. Israel doesn't want the war to end. The American people are fed up with it and do want it to end. A lot of Israelis are fed up

[Show Co-host/Producer]

with it and want it to end.

[Tim Dillon]

But Ukraine hasn't had an election. Israel hasn't had an election. All these countries are not having elections. And the longer they're in wars, I'm not necessarily blaming the Ukraine, but I am saying the democratic process in these countries is completely frozen while they're in conflict. And if these conflicts were to continue, there would be no election and there

[Show Co-host/Producer]

would be no democratic process.

[Tim Dillon]

And one wonders if that's part of the reason that, you know, this continues as long as it does. Obviously, there's a lot of reasons.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

Right.

[Tim Dillon]

But I mean, what we gotta move on from is bad energy, bad juju. And I didn't say juju. I went juju. That's a different. I didn't say that's a different expression, but that's what I mean. There's bad energy. It's a weird energy that abounds right now in mid July, in the summer. I've been noticing that. It's kind of an odd energy. There's fun to be had, for sure. Iran definitely has chemical weapons. Despite nuclear setbacks, Netanyahu warns now we're doing chemical weapons. This is literally 2003 Iraq. But it's the chemical weapons, it's biological weapons. Soon it's going to be, they have emp, electromagnetic pulse weapons. Then it's going to be there causing the flash mobs. They're having your children storm Newport Beach. They're doing it. It's them. They looted that grocery store in Newport Beach. It's. It's a little silly. It's not. This can't go on like this. There's no way that this can go on. I mean, he said Iran has lost its capability to produce nuclear weapons during Operation Roaring lion, adding that the US And Israeli strikes had pushed it back considerably. Okay, cool.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

We're done. We're done.

[Tim Dillon]

But then he goes, iran possesses chemical. I mean, this is hilarious. Get this up. Let's watch it. I mean, this is genuinely funny. This is genuinely. Now become comical.

[Greta Van Susteren]

Earlier, I spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Mr. Prime Minister, nice to talk to you again, sir.

[Benjamin Netanyahu]

Good to talk to you, Greta.

[Greta Van Susteren]

Mr. Prime Minister, President Trump is in Turkey at the NATO summit meeting with President Erdogan today, and there's discussion about selling F35s to Turkey. Does. What does that impact on Israel, if any?

[Benjamin Netanyahu]

I think it's a. It's a mistake because Erdogan has a regime that threatens Greece, a NATO partner occupies half of Cyprus, a NATO partner, and frankly, openly calls for Israel's destruction. His number two a few days ago said the Jewish state has no place among the nations. You know what you have to do to remove it from its place among the nations. His number three, the interior minister, says he's looking forward to the day that he will govern Jerusalem. So these people are talking about annihilating my country. He's put more journalists in jail than I think any other regime in the world. He puts his opponents in jail. He is infected completely by the Muslim Brotherhood movement, which hates America and chants, death to America. That's from the other side.

[Tim Dillon]

Enough with the chanting.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

Everyone's chanting.

[Tim Dillon]

This is crazy. He's like, they're chanting. They chant, let's start a war with them.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

They're chanting.

[Tim Dillon]

And as for all these people in Turkey that keep talking shit and popping shit, there's people in Israel that say crazy shit. Smote Rich Ben gvir. They say crazy shit. The rhetoric is insanely genocidal. The Soviet Union in America, all there was was shit talk for years. And then obviously there was a Cold War, but we never had a nuclear exchange with the Soviet Union. And we didn't go into, like, a hot war with them. We had proxy wars, but there was no, like, showdown. So this idea that, like, yeah, there's the interior ministers at pop shit. These people are going to talk shit. This is what they do.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

It's.

[Tim Dillon]

And he knows this. This isn't new. This is the way to keep your people entertained.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

In a lot of those countries, you

[Tim Dillon]

come out and you're like, fuck America, Fuck Israel. And people are like, yeah. And then you don't address their concerns. It's like when people come out here and they're like, putin and Russia, that's a way for us to go, right? Russia, that. That's who it is. That's the problem. And. And he knows this, but I want to hear this chemical weapons thing.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

I guess this is coming up.

[Tim Dillon]

I'm sure this is.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

Okay. Here we go. Here we go.

[Tim Dillon]

They definitely have chemical weapons.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

This is my favorite thing.

[Tim Dillon]

They definitely have chemical weapons, and they're coming to Nantucket with their chemical weapons. That's where they're going. They're coming to Nantucket and they're going to use sarin gas on your kids. I mean, it's kind of fun. It's actually become funny. Yeah.

[Greta Van Susteren]

Frightens me. And that nobody ever talks about. Maybe this isn't involved Iran or not, but it's biological and chemical weapons. Does Iran have biological and chemical weapons Weapons in their supply?

[Benjamin Netanyahu]

They definitely have, by the way.

[Tim Dillon]

This is how.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

Stop it for a minute.

[Tim Dillon]

This is how this Works because she tosses him a softball. So out of nowhere, Greta Van Susteren decide who's on the air, by the way. During Iraq, Greta Van Susten decides to ask Netanyahu, by the way, apropos of nothing, just because it's in her head, she goes, by the way. Not, she's like, not that anyone's in my ear telling me to say this, but she's like, you know what really keeps me up at night? Biological and chemical weapons, by the way. Let me, let me tell you something. Unless you're like somebody who's worked on biological and chemical weapons, no one is, has been kept up by biological and chemical. Unless you have a, like a psychological disorder. There's so many things in our country to worry about, weird ways to die, whatever being broke that people worry about all day going into debt, all these things. No one lays in bed at night thinking about biological and chemical weapons unless you have a psychological disorder. A doctor, if you please. I want to hear her ask that question again. Because if you went to a therapist and said, I've been thinking a lot about biological and chemical weapons, he'd go, I think we should get you on medication. Something's off. Let's listen to Greta again. Ask this totally unprompted question to Netanyahu.

[Greta Van Susteren]

There's always a talk about the nuclear weapons. The thing that always frightens me and that nobody ever talks about nuclear weapons.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

Okay, stop for a minute. It's great.

[Tim Dillon]

She's, it's, she sounds like a crazy, it sounds like my mother. My mother was a schizophrenic. This is the way schizophrenics talk, by the way. You know what scares me? And that nobody ever talks about biological and chemical weapons. This is such a funny question to ask a guy who's already like, number one. He's immediately ready to answer the question. He loves the question and he probably knows it's going to be asked because they submitted a list of questions to ask him to her. But this idea that apropos of nothing, this woman is being kept up at night by biological and chemical weapons. But. All right, let's listen to Netanyahu speak.

[Greta Van Susteren]

Iran or not, but it's biological and chemical weapons. Does Iran have biological and chemical weapons in their supply?

[Tim Dillon]

Yeah, sure.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

Why not?

[Benjamin Netanyahu]

They definitely have, they definitely have chemical weapons. Yep, That I can tell you.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

That's right.

[Benjamin Netanyahu]

And that is another danger that they pose. Understand, this is a regime that has, you know, there are about 90 million people in Iran and the vast majority, like 80% hate this regime. They basically consider it theological thugs who took over the country and, you know, and hold them at gunpoint. In fact, they shoot them. They murdered and maimed over 40,000 Iranians who are praying for their liberty. So you could see that this regime that doesn't care about murdering its own citizens when they chant death to United to the United States again with the chance they have no compunction about using these weapons.

[Tim Dillon]

Right? All right, that's what they're going to do when they chant. They're going to chant the chemical weapons into the country. By the way, with the chanting.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

This is the craziest thing I've ever heard.

[Tim Dillon]

He's like, you hear what they chant, by the way? You know what they chant at like soccer games. They chant all kinds of like. Is this the standard of proof now is that the line that can't be crossed is chanting Death to America? What do you mean we can't handle Death to America? We can't handle people chanting Death to America. I take more shit on that in comments like, this is crazy. And so does anyone who's on the Internet. This is what we're doing today. They chanted death to America. I mean, imagine your kid dies in Iran and you're telling someone about it. You go, yeah, it was a tough loss, you know, but they were chanting Death to America. We had to show them, you can't do that, you can't do that. So I know my kid's dead, but, you know, no more chanting. What do you think they're going to chant now, by the way? If you wanted to eliminate their chanting, if that was the goal, what do you think? Killing their spiritual leader. Did you think they chanted after that? I don't know. What would be a good place to chant? I don't know. A large state funeral of a spiritual leader that we whacked day one of the war. I bet there's some chance getting going. You know, it's almost like you want the chance.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

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[Tim Dillon]

All right, let's go into this social media trend causing kids squishing toys to explode. I don't know anything about this, but let, let's, let's see what it is. Because as we've covered earlier in our show, young people are a threat to the stability of our country and we need to figure out how to get them to work. Put them in a job where they are accountable. We need not be giving them the freedom we give them. Put them in a job, even at 14 year olds, should be selling life insurance. I'm not kidding. Long term care insurance. They should be in offices with suits on and they should be working instead of on a beach trying to fucking go viral for killing someone.

[Medical Expert/Nurse Practitioner]

It's the squishy stress toy that surged in popularity. Found on store shelves across America, they're marketed as harmless sensory gadgets. But these school like toys are now at the center of a dangerous viral trend. Reports of videos online encouraging children to heat or microwave the gel filled toys to make them more pliable. But once he did, medical professionals say the gel inside becomes a hot glue like substance. Something Katie Spence's 13 year old daughter discovered after leaving her toy called a neato in their hot car.

[Tim Dillon]

She squeezed it once and it popped on her. She was screaming get it off me, get it off. And I didn't know what it was initially.

[Medical Expert/Nurse Practitioner]

Spence says weeks later, her daughter is still recovering from her injuries.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

It's like I couldn't even pause it for a second. Do you know where the cat is?

[Greta Van Susteren]

No.

[Tim Dillon]

Oh, it's behind me.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

All right. Viral trend, allegedly.

[Tim Dillon]

So wait a minute, what are they doing with this trend?

[Show Co-host/Producer]

Can you explain this to me?

[Tim Dillon]

They're putting the toy in the microwave. Why are they doing that? They say that when you heat it, it becomes more pliable. Let me tell you right now, we're

[Show Co-host/Producer]

at a point now where

[Tim Dillon]

the elites are basically, they almost have all the evidence they need to just kill us. You know what I mean? Like we're at that point now where there's, it's almost like the evidence is rolling in at a breakneck pace and they almost have all the evidence they need to just do a clean sweep of this planet. The kids squishy toys get more pliable in the microwave. Continue this please. Didn't do anything, you know, I couldn't do anything to help her besides literally rush her to hospital.

[Medical Expert/Nurse Practitioner]

A similar story earlier this year for Caleb Shabala whose mom says he had burns on his face.

[Reporter/Interviewer]

What the.

[Medical Expert/Nurse Practitioner]

His eyes swelling shut.

[Tim Dillon]

Pause that. What the. What the. Look at this kid.

[Greta Van Susteren]

What?

[Tim Dillon]

Keep going.

[Medical Expert/Nurse Practitioner]

Put his Neato in the microwave.

[Greta Van Susteren]

I didn't know it was a trend on TikTok before.

[Tim Dillon]

Yes, you did. You lied. My friend did it before, but she put it in for, like, she didn't get hurt.

[Medical Expert/Nurse Practitioner]

Shriners Children's Boston nurse practitioner Jill Pachuco says they've seen a dramatic spike in cases over the last six months and that some of the injuries are serious. What are some of these children needing after this gel, like, substance gets on their skin? Yeah.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

So some of these kids have required hospitalization for a day or two after the injury, depending on where the injuries have occurred.

[Medical Expert/Nurse Practitioner]

Neato is one of the most popular brands of these sensory toys. Its maker, Boston based Schilling Toys, warns cubes should not be left in cars or direct sun. In a statement to NBC News, the company says in part, we are disappointed to see that there has been a trend on social media demonstrating misuse of our Neato products and say they're working with social media companies.

[Tim Dillon]

So here's what this is. Our children are all fat little pigs

[Show Co-host/Producer]

who are riddled with anxiety and they squeeze these toys all day and it's disgusting.

[Tim Dillon]

Our children used to be, like, playing sports or doing other things, running around, swimming, climbing a tree.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

They sit around now because they're little balls of orbs of flesh, these fat little pigs.

[Tim Dillon]

And they sit there and they're just riddled with anxiety and they squeeze these little neato things. This is disgusting. How, how. What age are these for? Probably like seven to 14 or something. 14, maybe 12. Whatever. It's too old. This shouldn't be happening at all, I don't think. Maybe when you're a baby or something, but they squeeze these. They squeeze these things. It's insane. And they're putting them in the microwave because they're easier to squeeze because they don't have energy in their little hand, their little paw, their little mitt, because of all the fucking drugs we put them on, these pills we give them to just stay alive. They're crashing so hard from a fucking. From some weird, like, gogurt and fucking Zoloft binge they've been on. They need a softer squish toy and it's blowing up in their face and it's rotting their skin and blinding them. I mean, am I missing it? That's kind of the story. Well, that's disgusting. That's a really disgusting thing that we're doing. We're just doing really disgusting things now. And they're hurting people. People are getting hurt. That kid's face exploded because he had that hot plastic and he's a liar. Play what he said again where he didn't know it was a trend on Tick Tock. He's full of.

[Medical Expert/Nurse Practitioner]

After she says he put his neato in the microwave.

[Greta Van Susteren]

I didn't know it was a trend on Tick Tock.

[Benjamin Netanyahu]

Yes, you did.

[Tim Dillon]

Yes, you did, you liar. Why did he do it? Because it was a trend on Tick Tock. Get him out of here. He's a liar.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

He's a liar.

[Tim Dillon]

He's a liar. Charlie Kirk's trial, let's end with that. I haven't watched much of it. Some people are saying, well, the conspiracies are being laid to rest. But some people are saying that there's actually a lot of weird, inconclusive evidence. Cameras not working things. Ray brought up a good point the other day. Why is. Why is Lance Twigs just diming on Tyler Robinson like that? What's that about? Lance Twigs wasn't there. I don't have time to go through the whole Charlie thing. I. I don't really know a ton about it, but let's. So they can match the bullet fragments in Kirk to Tyler Robinson's rifle. What are we even doing here? No weapon, no witnesses, no case. That's somebody saying that might be true. The cat has disappeared again.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

Oh, there it is.

[Tim Dillon]

Come back. Let's watch this. This is Lance Twig saying Tyler said

[Show Co-host/Producer]

he regretted killing Charlie Kirk.

[Reporter/Interviewer]

So he acted erratically. Was he pacing, just sitting down, relaxing? No, he was. He was walking around a lot. And that's within the home.

[Tim Dillon]

Did Lance Twigs d. Transition for this? Right. Isn't that kind of the vibe? Lance Twigs kind of looks like a hot frat guy now, but wasn't Lance Twigs kind of a. Kind of a furry. But Lance Twigs is kind of like. Yeah, he was like walking around.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

He's like walking around.

[Tim Dillon]

Is Lance Twigs about to have the glow up of the century right now? Is that what's about to happen? Is everyone going to be fapping to Lance Twigs now? Continue.

[Reporter/Interviewer]

He talk about what he had done. Didn't go into detail. He just. I just asked him in person if what he said was true the night before, and he said it was. I started crying a little bit and said he wishes he hadn't done it and then kept going around and just doing stuff, I think to keep himself busy or distracted or something.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

Okay, well, that's Lance Twigs, Who's testifying for the prosecution.

[Medical Expert/Nurse Practitioner]

That

[Show Co-host/Producer]

Charlie Kirk

[Tim Dillon]

did it? No, that.

[Benjamin Netanyahu]

That.

[Tim Dillon]

Sorry, it's late. We usually record early that what's his name, Tyler Robinson did it. It's fishy.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

To me, the whole thing's fishy. It's always been fishy. I found it fishy. And I know a lot of people have attacked Candace and said she's a nut, but, you know, I gotta be honest with you. I found a lot of the things

[Tim Dillon]

that Candace has raised to be valid.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

And I think a lot of people I know that are really smart people

[Tim Dillon]

think this is really a weird case. And, you know, I'm not saying that the kid didn't do it.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

I'm not saying Tyler Robinson didn't do it. I'm not saying that.

[Tim Dillon]

But the circumstances of, like, who he is and why he did it and all that stuff, we just don't feel like we're getting the full story.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

It feels like we're getting fragments of a story.

[Tim Dillon]

And I'm not saying that it is incorrect, but I'm saying that we kind of lack information. There's holes in the story. And is that kind of your feeling? A little bit. There seems to be holes in it. Like, it does seem to not line up as nicely as they would like it to. It's being presented as a. Here's the thing. Whenever somebody says a case closed, it's. It's usually not somebody who is saying that because they want to share information or they're not in a deep search for the truth.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

Usually.

[Tim Dillon]

Not always, but usually when somebody's like, case closed, that means, like, the matter's been settled. Shut your mouth. Stop asking questions. We don't want to answer any of these things. I just find, like, with this. I come from a time. I remember a time when the media was all over these people's families. We knew everything about them. We watched yo J. Simpson trial for an entire year. We knew everything about the Menendez brothers. We knew everything about Lacy Peterson. We knew everything about all of these cases. We don't know a ton about this. We know nothing about Butler. Almost nothing. We don't know a ton about this case. We just. We don't know, again, a lot about the guy who ran into the White House correspondence dinner. Like, remember that? We don't know about that. Like, we don't know about all this stuff. We know a little bit. There's like, a little bit. They introduced someone, like, yeah, it's a teacher. And they just went nuts. You're like, okay, but the media interest in all of this stuff, it used to be huge. It used to be very, very. Like they were indefatigable. You could not pull the media off these people. Now people are going to go, well, there's cases. They don't want to jeopardize the jury pool. It's the fucking media.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

They don't care.

[Tim Dillon]

They want views, they want clicks. Weren't there juries back then? Right? Weren't. Weren't the same questions there about what's appropriate for people to hear in the case and, you know, the integrity of the case? And it seems like the media is being guided on these stories, the traditional media, in a way that leaves chunks of them out. So I don't know who killed Charlie. You know, like, I am unaware of all the nuts and bolts of the case. I will say instinctually, I feel like something's weirdly off and I don't know what that thing is, and I can't isolate it. I don't have it. And I could be wrong, but I've talked to some very smart people, and they're divided on it. Some of them go, we think that's the way it is. A lot of them go, no, I think it's weird. And I kind of line up the Cat and I kind of line up in the. I think it's weird camp. Um, but we don't know. But it's not fun, this trial. Trials used to be fun. And listen, RIP to Charlie Kirk. I'm not saying death is ever fun. Trials used to be fun and fun and silly and wacky. And now it's like, first of all, why aren't they in a courtroom? Why is this all these weird depositions that are happening? When I grew up, you would watch O.J. there was a courtroom who was on all fucking day. It was amazing. Judge Lance Mar Cross, Johnny Cochran, Bob Shapiro. The.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

The.

[Tim Dillon]

The. Christopher Darden, Marcia Cross's, you know, ADA assistant, whatever. Listen, this was a real case. Cato Kalin, Al Cowlings. That was the other guy that got beheaded. Nicole Brown Simpson. That other guy. Ron Goldman. His family. The Goldman family. He was a waiter at Brentwood restaurant Mezzaluna. And this was my whole childhood. My entire childhood was this trial. My family loved it. We were so happy when it was on. Oh, my God, it was so fun. All the characters, the cast of characters. Robert Kardashian name sound familiar? There was a cast of characters, and it was fun. Oh, my God. This one isn't fun. This one isn't fun. This One seems. I don't know. But the OJ One, they were kind of. They were kind of letting it all hang out. They were exploring every weird theory. They were like, well, the ice cream didn't melt. There was something called the ice cream theory. There was the glove clip. There was all of that. Here it is. He's trying on the glove. If the glove doesn't fit, you must acquit. They had a theory about ice cream, how the ice cream hadn't melted and it. So the killer couldn't have done it. And the time and every thing was in the open in public, and every. And he didn't matter how wacky the theories were. This guy was on trial for. For his life, for a crime he clearly committed. But. And I'm not. And I'm not even a hater of OJ I. Again, I was on Stop Roaster show. I said If I saw O.J. i'd be like, hey, big fan. Because, like, he was in the Naked Gun. And again, that trial was a big part of my childhood.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

And. And. And RIP O.J.

[Tim Dillon]

but this trial is. Doesn't feel like that. Can you get it and then just

[Show Co-host/Producer]

bring it to the desk so it can say goodbye? It wants to say goodbye to the people. Thank you. It wants to say goodbye to the people. Everyone's asked for it. Everyone's asked for it to come on. Everyone's wanted to meet it. Everyone's really been excited about it. And listen, we hope everyone gets peace over there. The Kirk family, Erica, the whole thing, you know, the whole deal, really. I think I'm hoping that it's all okay. I hope that justice is served, whatever that means.

[Tim Dillon]

I hope that

[Show Co-host/Producer]

Iran is, like, you know, chill, because they're out of their fucking mind. And so are we. So is Israel. Everybody's got to calm it down. Everybody's got to calm it down. And, you know, at the end of the day, it's like, we're all just doing our best. Isn't that what it feels like? That we're all just doing our best out there? Isn't that what it seems like? We're just doing our best. We're all just doing our best. We're all doing our best. The cat's playing with the lobster. He's great. He was $2900. And I got him in. And I got him in Brooklyn, a Russian. Well, anyway, I hope that the kids stop putting their squishy toys in microwaves and blowing their fat little faces up. This country is a disgusting hell. It really is. And I hope that they find a way to get those kids off that beach in Newport Beach. I like Newport beach, by the way. It's one of the great towns in our country. There's only a few of them left. It's a great town. I was just.

[Tim Dillon]

I go there sometimes.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

I just take a nap in the Restoration Hardware.

[Benjamin Netanyahu]

It's beautiful.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

Just look at the Pacific Ocean. If you're ever really fucked up in life, just take a nap at the Newport Beach Restoration Hardware. And they can't really stop you. And when you wake up, just go.

[Tim Dillon]

I want a table or something. All right. So for me and Albert.

[Show Co-host/Producer]

This is his name, Albert.

[Tim Dillon]

We say goodbye, good luck, and we'll

[Show Co-host/Producer]

see you next week.