Communism ARRIVES In NYC, Mamdani Says They WILL SEIZE Property w/ Jake Rattlesnake & Adam Johnson

Summary

Podcast Summary: Timcast IRL — "Communism ARRIVES In NYC, Mamdani Says They WILL SEIZE Property"

Date: May 27, 2026
Host: Tim Pool (Timcast Media)
Guests: Jake Rattlesnake (Rattlesnake TV), Adam Johnson (Manatee County Commission candidate), Carter Banks (producer/musician), Raymond G. Stanley Jr.

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Episode Overview

This episode explores recent radical policy proposals in New York City, focusing on Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani's call to seize property from landlords and transfer ownership to tenants or nonprofits. The panel places this development within a broader context of shifting political power, alleged foreign influence operations tied to communist and pro-China actors, culture war dynamics in the U.S., generational social struggles, and changing gender/family norms. The tone mixes pointed outrage, sarcasm, and a heavy dose of gallows humor.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. NYC’s Proposed Property Seizures & “Communism Arrives”

[03:13–13:17]

• Tim lays out the story: Mamdani proposes removing "negligent" landlords and transferring their property to community trusts, nonprofits, or tenants ("not new owners, but 'stewards'").
• Hostile policies: Tim argues, “[these] policies... make it impossible to be a landlord in New York. Then when you can't do things because of the law... the government comes and seizes your property” ([03:23]).
• Comparison to past failures: Tim and guests liken this to historical public housing disasters (Pruitt-Igoe, Cabrini Green). Jake ties current rhetoric to explicit “collective good” ideas, reflecting hard-left and racialized redistribution goals ([15:25]).
• International analogies: Carter brings up Zimbabwe and post-apartheid South Africa, alluding to disastrous land redistribution and the targeting of "white" or middle-class property owners ([13:17], [16:43]).

2. Culture War, Political Funding & Foreign Influence

[18:08–28:56]

• Leftist NGOs and funding: Discussion pivots to Hassan Piker being subpoenaed for Cuba trips and far-left funding networks, especially those tied to Neville Singham (pro-CCP, lives in China, funds U.S. left orgs).
  • Jake: “He’s bankrolling this communist indoctrination in the United States” ([28:56]).
  • Adam and Tim discuss shell orgs, millions funneled into groups like Code Pink, People's Forum, and leftist causes.
• Democrats vs. Republicans: Tim claims, “The DNC is broke... Donations aren't going to the DNC, they're going to militant leftist organizations... The right funds politicians, the left funds direct action” ([20:31], [23:19]).
• Accusations of foreign psyops: The panel ties this to perceived “culture war” sabotage, Chinese influence operations, and the strategic breakdown of U.S. cohesion: “I think China is intentionally funding things like [algorithms to dumb down youth] ... because they want our younger generation to be retarded” ([33:45]).

3. Decline of Family Formation, Gender Roles & Generational Crisis

[34:30–65:55]

• AI/social media & broken youth: The group laments “TikTok brain,” low real-world skills, and young people prioritizing influencer culture over traditional work: “They don't have paper routes anymore. I get it, the technology...” ([41:16]). Adam describes “absent parents” and Carter notes, “Generational churn” may help eventually ([36:23]).
• Birth rates, immigration, and social breakdown:
  • U.S. and global birthrates fall, Social Security becomes unsustainable: “When Gen Alpha is in their 20s... there’s not enough laborers to fund Social Security...” ([52:30]).
  • Attempts at “pronatalist” policies face cultural resistance, and incentives mainly attract “those you really don’t want to have kids” ([58:01]).
  • Jokes and dark humor abound (Logan’s Run for birth policies, “you can only vote if you have two kids”), highlighting lack of faith in government solutions ([59:04]).
  • The group identifies a “self-correcting problem,” whereby liberal/feminist demographics “don’t propagate themselves” and eventually lose out to more traditional/religious groups like Mennonites or Muslims ([121:14]).

4. Dating, Gender, and Social Atomization

[60:17–97:33]

• Modern dating is broken: Dating apps expand options, leading to unbalanced markets where older men “smurf” (date younger women) and young men struggle. Carter: “Dating apps have institutionalized this. ... The majority of marriage licenses issued are to people who met on dating apps” ([92:43]).
• Social media shapes aesthetics: Section on extreme makeup and plastic surgery, where Tim and guests argue women are increasingly modifying their looks to impress other women, not men: “Most guys are probably going to take what they can get... but this is a problem for creating families” ([74:46]).
• Men vs. women: Scarcity mindset pervades, both in dating and careers; men are said to have lost their traditional feats of strength or accomplishment, leaving “looksmaxing” and scamming as paths for recognition ([80:51], [86:47]).
• Cultural absurdities: Illustrative and biting humor about influencing, influencer scams, “umoggle” (an actual app for “mogging”/outcompeting other dudes by looks), and Millennials/Gen Z disconnects.

5. International Examples & Race/Culture

[65:55–105:25]

• Demographic enclaves: Extended tangent on Mennonites in Bolivia, German/Irish enclaves in Argentina, and the “super fertility” of sectarian groups. Predictions that these might drastically shift Latin American demographics in the future ([63:17–66:13]).
• Government attempts to “engineer” populations: Reference to South Korean sperm bank recruiting tall men ([101:43]), and plastic surgery/westernization trends in Japan and Korea ([102:16]).
• Race and status: Noting color/status associations in Brazil, India, etc., with biting commentary: “...status is basically the lighter you are” ([103:11]).

6. Political Aesthetics, Institutions, and the “Death of Woke”

[106:02–134:24]

• Aesthetics and party politics: Democrats are “objectively” less attractive than Republicans (discussion referencing WaPo composites). Tim: “If you’re attractive growing up, people will be nicer to you... It’s an attraction, privilege thing” ([106:20–107:24]).
• “Woke is dead”: Tim argues that “woke” culture has lost, pointing to Marvel/MCU backtracking, Bud Light and Target sales collapses. However, Jake cautions that "Woke" persists in bureaucracy and NGOs, even if public-facing content is shifting ([128:27–132:44]).
• Defining “woke vs. leftist/Marxist”: Extended riff on how “woke” ideas mutate and lack fixed content, but are marked by cult-like adherence to progressive orthodoxy ([133:47]).

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On land seizures:
  “So welcome to communism, where the end result, as we’ve seen with public housing across generations, will be... project housing that collapses and results in high crime, gang activity, etc. Congratulations, New York, you’ve done it to yourself.”
  – Tim Pool ([13:17])

• On foreign subversion:
  “He [Neville Singham] sold his company... for nearly $800 million. And since then he’s put about $300 million into subversive organizations in the United States... They’ve got courses called Lenin and the Path to Revolution China in ’75.”
  – Jake Rattlesnake ([28:56])

• On algorithms and China:
  "I think China is intentionally funding things like that because they want our younger generation to be retarded. And it's going to work. I believe it has worked."
  – Tim Pool ([33:45])

• On birthrate/natalism:
  "What if whenever someone is born, we put a light in their hand and as they get close to 30, it starts turning red... The only way to not get killed at 30 is if you have two kids."
  – Tim Pool (Logan's Run joke, [59:04])

• On dating and social media:
  "Dating apps have found that women message men their own age and men message 22-year-olds. No matter how old a guy is, the average message he sends is to a 22-year-old. Seriously?"
  – Tim Pool ([92:25])

• On gender roles and optics:
  “Men will more often choose the carefree, natural look on the left. The look on the right, women do for other women.”
  – Tim Pool ([74:46])

• On “Woke” status:
  "WOKE is dead. Don't get me wrong... when you win a war, the nation you have conquered still exists. Those people are still there. They still have ideas. So WOKE still exists in some forms. It may come back, but for the time being it's actually pretty crazy."
  – Tim Pool ([123:45])

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Important Timestamps

• 03:13 — Tim introduces the NYC landlord seizure controversy
• 13:17 — Panel compares NYC plan to Zimbabwe/South Africa
• 18:08 — Political funding shifts from DNC to far-left organizations
• 23:19 — Discussion of left-wing political violence vs. right-wing activity
• 28:56 — Jake on Neville Singham & Communist subversion
• 34:30–37:10 — Generational dysfunction, AI, and “TikTok brain”
• 52:30–56:36 — Social Security, labor shortages, and demographic implosion
• 58:01 — Discussion on "pronatalist" (family-supporting) policy skepticism
• 74:46 — Gender commentary: men vs. women’s beauty standards
• 92:25–94:03 — Dating apps and age gaps (“smurfing”)
• 106:20–107:24 — "Democrats are objectively uglier than Republicans"
• 123:45 — Tim: "Woke is dead" (in business/media)
• 128:27–134:24 — Jake: Woke still rules bureaucracy and HR; Tim: It has been conquered but lingers

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Conclusion

The episode fuses breaking news, political critique, and cultural anxieties, contending that ideological overreach (in rent policy, gender, media, and education), amplified by foreign money and social media, is eroding America’s foundations. Despite the dark humor and cynicism, there's a consistent underlying call for community, traditional families, and skepticism about both government and tech solutions.

Key Takeaways:

• NYC may be entering a new phase of aggressive collectivism, risking further urban decline.
• The American left is increasingly funded by foreign actors and private, radical NGOs—not the Democratic Party—fueling polarization.
• Social atomization, generational decline, and “algorithmic degradation” threaten the possibility of cultural renewal.
• Policy solutions appear limited; optimism rests on the “self-correcting” demographic fate of family-oriented groups.

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Panel's Advice/Mantras:

• Take back community and family formation, reject influencer culture, and be wary of social media “reality.”
• “If we don’t turn this around... the next generation is cooked.” – Tim Pool ([44:09])
• “Homeschool your kids, if you can... Don’t let TikTok raise them.” – Paraphrased throughout

For full context and more sardonic asides, listen to the full episode.

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[Tim Pool]

Everyone's favorite communist in New York City has announced a new plan. They're going to be seizing property from landowners. If they're not doing right by the tenants, they're going to transfer ownership to nonprofits, community trusts, or even the tenants themselves. Boy, where have I heard this one before? This is always going to be the excuse. So here's the issue. You implement policies that make it impossible to be a landlord in New York. Then when you don't do things you can't do because of the law and regulations, the government comes and seizes your property for not doing the thing that they told you you couldn't do or they made economically impossible. So this is Mamdani's new plan. And boy, is everyone basically just saying, yeah, told you so. We're to talk about that. But the bigger picture behind all of this is a big, big story that's been kicking off since. Throughout this weekend, Hassan Piker has been subpoenaed over his humanitarian aid trip to Cuba, along with around 39 other individuals. Oh, boy, it's so good. Homeboy started singing like a canary. In two seconds, he gets on his stream and he's like, this is really not about me. It's about Singham, who's been funding these, these leftist nonprofits and all this stuff that they're doing. That's pro China, bro. When they subpoena this guy, when they bring Hassan Piker to the interrogation room, he's going to be like, I love Trump. Just tell me whatever I need to say. You know, I'm, I, I, I'm actually maga. I swear to God, that dude is already singing to his audience about whose fault it really was that they went to an adversary of the United States to disparage the United States in a mission, an operation meant to, to hinder U.S. plans and operations in Cuba. And trust me, we'll go through all of it. I know the libs and the lefties are all like, no, Hassan was bringing humanitarian aid no, he was talking about how he wanted to show how the US Was bad and what they were doing was bad. Okay? Now, they're not a formal enemy, they're an adversary. We haven't declared war on Cuba, so it's not an issue of treason in terms of codified US Law, but there's still a plethora of potential US violations of code violations, and it's not even about that. We're not even in that era anymore. I mean, we are in this deep entrenched culture, cultural civil war, whatever you want to call it. I'm going to tell you, I think Hassan Piker is going to just be like, you tell me what you want and I will give you everything. Because the question is going to be to this guy, hey, you want to be a millionaire? Living in Santa Monica or wherever. He lives in this beautiful home with adoring fans who pay you. We want to get locked up. He's going to. He's going to sing. I mean, he already is. 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[Jake Rattlesnake]

Thank you for having me. I appreciate it. It's good to be back. Jake Rattlesnake. I go by Rattlesnake TV on YouTube. Second channel is Jake Rattlesnake. I was also just mentioning that I've released a documentary on my website recently about the killing fields in Cambodia when an interviewed a few of the last remaining survivors. That's free on my website. Can't put it on YouTube. It's a little bit gory, unfortunately. Rattlesnaketv.com youm guys can check that out. Thank you for having me.

[Tim Pool]

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[Adam Johnson]

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[Tim Pool]

Raymond's hanging out.

[Carter Banks]

Hey, guys.

[Tim Pool]

What's going on?

[Carter Banks]

Tate, what is going on? Patriots. Happy to be here.

[Tim Pool]

Carter, what's up?

[Carter Banks]

Thank you all for coming.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Tim, glad you're back.

[Carter Banks]

Let's get into it.

[Tim Pool]

Let's go. Here's a story from the New York Post. Mamdani pledges aggressive crackdown on bad landlord says New York City will work to transfer ownership to tenants. We've got this viral video here that condenses exactly what the man himself has said. I love it. Here you go. When necessary, we will take aggressive legal action to remove negligent owners and property managers. Can I just. When I said remove owners. And for buildings that have suffered chronic neglect, we will work to transfer ownership to responsible stewards. Not new owners, but to stewards, which means they won't actually own the property. They, they will just be stewards of the property. Stewards that include community land trusts, nonprofits. Nonprofits, or even the tenants themselves. You know, I'm extremely jaded. Especially this past week, just all of this stuff. The cycle continues. The cycle continues. Here you have a man who's a communist. He is. He hires communists. He is talking now about seizing the land, removing owners. What makes any of these people think they are capable and qualified to maintain a building? And here's what I love about how communists operate. They pass laws. Here's where it starts. They go, hey, you know, it's, it's not really fair that your landlord is charging you when there is, say, like, a problem in the building. So we're going to pass a law saying it's the landlord's responsibility for all problems in the building related to, you know, structure or financing. And in some, in some, in some jurisdictions, even water can't be on the tent. It's got to be on the building. So then the landlords are like, okay, well, now we got to raise rent. Then these Democrats come in and go, actually, no, we're passing a law saying you can't raise the rent. And they go, okay, well, you've increased my costs and I have no ability to increase my revenue, so I can't do anything. In fact, in New York, what we have seen is empty apartment buildings and condos where the building owners say the cost of repairing the unit with the amount they can charge in rent doesn't normalize, so they cannot rent the unit. To put it simply, let's say it's $30,000 in repairs for, for a one bedroom apartment, but they know they can only generate $15,000 in the year from that apartment. Plus there will be wear and tear. So when that lease is up, It'll be another $30,000 repair or renovation. Or maybe, maybe it won't be 30,000 over the year. The point is, with the amount they put in, the amount they get back, plus utilities and general maintenance, as well as a superintendent, they're looking at over the over five years, we lose $1,000 and they're going to fix it again. Impossible. So there are these videos where the room is just empty and barren. Along comes Commie Momdani who says, whoa, what's going on? You're negligent. Why aren't you fixing this place up? Guess we have no choice now but to seize the property from you. So welcome to communism, where the end result, as we've seen with public housing across generations, will be sure he might transfer this to responsible stewards who have no financial incentive nor financial capability to maintain these buildings. And it'll be Pruitt. I go all over again. Or Cabrini Green, or the leclair Courts, historic and famous project housing that collapses and results in high crime, gang activity, et cetera. Congratulations, New York, you've done it to yourself.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, it'll be very similar to Zimbabwe, also known as occupied Rhodesia, some have called it. Same thing happened there where Mugabe comes in. Large swaths of the land is owned by like the formerly, you know, like white, you know, colonial population that ruled over the country gets turned over to majority rule. He comes in and says it's wrong that all this land is owned by the whites. So, same thing. I'm going to take this away from these neglectful farmers and turn it over to responsible tenants. Half of them were like government apparatchiks who just ran into the ground. But what happened there is the majority of people that took over those farms had no idea how to farm. And so the farms became desolate and then they had a famine. Well, he said it was a famine, was actually they couldn't grow food. And so that's the extreme example in this situation. Yeah. What you'll see is just these housing, you know, these, these apartment buildings just completely collapse. Full part because these people can't take care of it. And in addition to that, what's interesting about Memdani is he's been touting this regulation slashing, which, you know, when you first hear about it, you're like, oh, that's like, you know, kind of. Is he throwing the conservatives a bone here? Well, that's great. He's making it easier to start a business. Well, the point of that isn't to slash regulation to make it easier for like new businesses. What he's doing is he's trying to lower the actual standards. And so far as you know, if you own a restaurant now, there won't be as regular of inspections. Right. There won't be routine checkups, these sorts of things. He wants to make it easier again, primarily for these newcomers to New York City to be able to spit roast guinea pigs and then have no problems. And so it's ironic that he's simultaneously attacking these, you know, these, you know, hypothetical landlords who are running the buildings on the ground, which I'm sure they exist to some degree. But at the same time, he's dropping the safety standards, the regulations all across the city. So it's just, it's like, it's just a double ended problem here. It was simultaneously dropping standards and then also attacking these landlords who presumably would just. I mean, you see this all the time in New York City, for example. If you go there, you'll see scaffolding everywhere. It's just a broken city law.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. The funny thing about that video where they were roasting, what was it?

[Carter Banks]

It was a guinea pig.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. More than one, I think.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, well, people thought it was a rat at first. And then of course, these like brave Anthony Bourdain types came in and they were like, that's actually cuy. It's an Ecuadorian delicacy. And I'm like, we're not in Ecuador.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Have you guys ever seen Sia Weaver who was on his housing transition board?

[Carter Banks]

Yeah.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

And so it's funny that you bring up Rhodesia because she's on record here. If you just type in her name on Twitter, you can see that the videos come up of her on, on interviews where she's saying, we're Going to transition from treating property as an individual good to a collective good. More of a shared equity model. And white people and white families will be especially.

[Tim Pool]

Well, this is. Look, another thing that Mamdani said was they were going to tax white neighborhoods.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

So when he's talking about seizing property, specifically talking about Gowanus neighborhood and it's a slum, a lot of problems there. But when you talk about this is a strategy, okay, we're going to increase taxes on white people. Not say it's white people, we're going to say it's something else. Then when they're constrained and they can't repair their buildings because now it's too expensive, because white does not mean wealthy. Maybe you got middle class people now their taxes go up. Like I can't afford it here. Many will leave, crime will go up, buildings will become dilapidated. Then he's going to say the same thing. Or the next in line will say the same thing. Oh geez, look at these, you know, derelict landlords. Guess we got to seize the property.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

So they know it.

[Adam Johnson]

We theorized this a while ago at Palazzo. I talk about buying up these buildings. The eviction moratorium is back in 2020 where they said you want to pay rent. What do you think happened to the buildings over the past six years? They fell apart. I think this is a plan from the get go.

[Carter Banks]

Well, it's a Jake's point. I mean, Mamdani literally said verbatim, South Africa is the model. And it's like, you know, you could hand wave that away as like, oh, that's like he's a fan of Mandela, you know, like Obama or something. But no, he was like very explicit what he was talking about. He said the turnover from apartheid era South Africa to the modern South Africa is the goal. That's what the transition I want to see. He's implying that New York City as it has existed so far is in any way comparable to apartheid South Africa. What he's really saying when you read in between the lines is it's wrong that white people have more wealth than non whites in New York City. And I'm going to see to it that this ethnic grudge is carried out. This is why the property tax hikes and all these different attacks he's making on private, you know, homeownership in New York City. The purpose isn't, you know, when you think New York City, you think Manhattan. Right. You think these massive skyscrapers. Well, the majority of properties in New York City are single family homes in Queens, South Brooklyn, Staten island, that's who is going to attack. Those are the people who wants to drive out of town. Because again, you could squeeze 10 guy. I mean, I lived in Queens for years. You can squeeze 10 Guyanese people into a single family home. Who lived in that house before him? Probably just like an Italian family or an Irish family. And then now it gets turned over to like basically a squatter camp. He wants to speed up that process again, because he said verbatim, this isn't even like right wing hyperbole. He said verbatim, South Africa is the goal. Again, what does that translate to? If you read between the lines, that means punish white people, reward my ethnic voting blocs who got me into power.

[Tim Pool]

Yes. And Mandani explicitly stated that when he was campaigning, if you vote for him, he would use the might of New York City's law enforcement apparatus to stop the will of the American voter. He basically said, you, America will be destroyed. We will fight you. Your will not be done. It's amazing. And they claim they're for democracy, but, you know, the annoying thing is looking at. I don't know if you guys saw the story about the DNC funding. The DNC right now is negative $3 million. And the Republican has like, Republican RNC is like 200 million some insane number. Here's the thing with this. We have another story. We'll jump to a second. Hassan Piker being subpoenaed and calling out this guy who lives in China, who's funding all of these lefty organizations. United States. The donations aren't going to the DNC anymore. They're going to militant leftist organizations. And so it looks like your personal

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[Tim Pool]

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[Carter Banks]

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[Jake Rattlesnake]

I don't.

[Tim Pool]

It's not a guarantee. I'm not saying it's 100%. I'm saying right now it leans in their favor. And I think that is the more likely outcome. Republicans will keep winning institutional power. Leftists and Democrats will keep funding far left insurgency and extremism. That's what I see happening with all of this, actually. Let's jump to this story. We've got this from fox news.com Hassan Piker names pro CCP tycoon Singham as financier of political movements despite nonprofit veneer. Piker calls Singham funding vehicle for political movements during six hour livestream titled Feds are after Me. Hassan Piker couldn't even make it a day until he started singing like a canary. Please, please leave me alone. He's like on camera going like, is this good for you? I don't understand why we do this. You know, is it, is it, who's it good for that I go to prison? I guess the people who are not communist. So in this live stream, he, he says, it's not me. They're, they, they're going after, they're going after Singham. He's the guy who financed all of this. Basically, Hassan Piker is being subpoenaed along with around 39 other individuals for going to Cuba in presumption of some violations of U.S. sanction or some laws or Farah or Fara for agent registration. And so the man may be in trouble, but more importantly, he may actually be right. And the subpoenas are to track the funding for these operations. So Hasan's in trouble, freaking out and now he's basically just blaming Singham. What's interesting is recently Fox News published this expose showing this guy Singham, who according to Hasan Piker now lives in China, is American and is funding a bunch of far left pro China nonprofits. I would say it's particularly interesting nonetheless. But the DNC is broke. The Democrats aren't raising money, Republicans are raising money. I think if we've seen anything over the past several years, it's quite simple. Democrats, the party of insurgent violence, terrorism, the George Floyd riots, etc. I published on my. Actually, you know what? I'll pull this up and show you guys on my acts that I've pinned the data over what the left and the right is all about here in the United States. Take a look at this. Politically motivated, motivated violence. When you track left and right based on mainstream political manifesto, that is, the Democrats publish their agenda, the Republicans publish their agenda. How many incidents have there been of violence in the past 10 years based around or. Or on those manifestos? For the Democrats, left aligned, you have 460 plus. And for the right, you have one. And that was January 6th. That's it.

[Adam Johnson]

What happened on January 6th?

[Tim Pool]

You know, some say an insurrection, but I would, I would actually say, yeah, you had a riot, you had a lot of problems. It was not good. But when you look at the left, you have the Tesla, you have ICE facility shootings, you have riots, you've got vehicle rammings, you've got ambush assaults on law enforcement. When you look at what the left has been financing, it is not Democrat politicians, it is violence. And when you look at what Republicans do, they don't protest, they don't riot, they wave little American flags and complain on the Internet. So what we're seeing now I think is completely obvious. Hasan Piker is right. The left is not. The left is funding these nonprofit groups to engage in direct action, violence or otherwise, against the US Government and the citizens of the United States. And the right is funding politicians to win elections. That's what we're seeing right now with this Hassan stuff. I'm curious what you guys think. You think he's going to get locked up?

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Well, first of all, I mean, Che Guevara went to the Congo and went to Bolivia. At least you can kind of respect the hustle a little bit. And then when he gets caught, he says, well, you can kill the man, you can't kill the movement and everything. He gets killed by the Bolivians, Hassan Baggy gets one little subpoena and he's already singing, he's already abandoned the ship. So, I mean, first of all, Hassan's not a real communist, clearly. But yeah, I mean, what you're looking at here is they're trying to subpoena him to get documents related to financing and all this sort of thing because he is a part of the Nuestra America convoy, which was about 650 delegates from 33 countries organized by an organization called Code Pink. Jody Evans is one of the founders of Code Pink and that's Neville Singham's wife. So there was another person, Medi Meaty, what's her, what's the name? Medea. Benjamin was on the trip with Hassan Piker and that's another co founder of Code Pink there. So I mean, whether he's a useful idiot, he has no idea what he's a part of. He's a part of a massive foreign subversive campaign. And I mean, I've got all of the notes here if we want to go into them at some point. But there's. Well, this is hundreds of millions poured into these left wing, communist, overtly, explicitly communist organizations.

[Tim Pool]

The problem that I see with this country right now is, you know, I'll put like this. Very fascinating. Trump crushes usaid and look what happens. I think a lot of the machinations of Big tech and media manipulation were funded through usaid, circuitously and surreptitiously. So the government pumps money into these nonprofits or into the usa, usaid, which funds various special interests around the world, which then make donations or hire lawyers who then make donations, get Democrats elected. They put pressure on big Tech and you get a narrative machine that maintains a narrative. And it was pro uniparty establishment narrative. Trump crushes that. Now what I think we're hap. We are seeing right, right now is massive foreign influence among the American people across the board. I'm not naming any single country. I think it's a ton of different countries and there's no safeguards, nothing stopping any country, you name it, Pakistan, right, From dumping tons of money onto various social media platforms to promote certain ideas. I don't think the Trump administration is, is prepared nor act nor doing anything about it. We see some conversations that people inside the Trump administration have had about the rise of anti, you know, I don't want to say anti Trump sentiment, but very, very critical of Trump funding sources or otherwise that are lining people up, prominent Americans against Trump who used to be for Trump. And again, I'm talking about a single issue. Calm down, guys. I think we're looking at massive foreign campaigns. One example, again, because I know everyone's gonna scream Israel. I'm actually talking about a variety of things. Kevin o' Leary pointed out that there's an influence from China trying to stop us from constructing data centers. I will stress outright there's legitimate people and concerns in this country. We don't want data centers. However, Kevin o' Leary is building a data center in the middle of nowhere. And there's been a massive wave of commentary about how this 40,000 acre property that will house many data centers is actually a 40,000 acre data center itself and it's going to put off more heat than multiple nuclear bombs like every week or something. Okay, guys, I don't. Kevin O' Leary wants to build a 40,000, you know, acre lot, you know, what do you call compound with massive data centers on the middle of nowhere. Isn't that what we want? I mean, like, we don't want AI. I get it, but it's coming. They're building it and people use it every day. We don't want the data centers in residential areas. We don't want them in our homes near our places of work. So build them out in the middle of nowhere. Like West Virginia is doing the same thing. So anyway, my point is, he brings up that there is an influence operation to tell Americans not to do this and to lie about it. And it's an excellent point. Again, not a fan of AI or data centers. But China wants to win the race and they're absolutely going to attack us. So what we're seeing with Hasan is the exact same thing. Pro Chinese people in China dumping hundreds of millions of dollars into American influencers. People like Hassan. Guess what? I think there's a strong probability, not necessarily Hasan himself, but people in the sphere are going to start going to jail. Donald Trump's got plans, man. I don't think he's the smartest guy on the planet. He's very old. But the people around him certainly have plans. And I'll just throw in as an aside real quick. Tulsi Gabbard resigned. Remember what I said? Anyway, anyway, you want to talk about that Chinese influence peddling?

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah. I mean, well, if you just look at what at Neville Singham, for example, he. He's been caught, I mean, openly going in 2023 to like Chinese workshops about how to promote the Chinese message overseas. You've got he. So he sold his company ThoughtWorks in 2017 for nearly $800 million. And since then he's put at about $300 million into subversive organizations in the United States. So the People's Forum in New York received about $22 million. And they literally, you can go on their websites, they've got courses that are called Lenin and the Path to revolution China in 75. Anyone can go look this up. They've got a $5 million building in Manhattan that was funded by Neville Singham. They're looking to do a $5 million renovation at some, at some point. And they've got, for example, a guy named Willie Baptist. You can look up his podcast. It's called the Gravediggers Unite, which is like an overt Marxist dog whistle right there. These people are the organizers. They're paying all of their salaries and everything. So he's bankrolling this communist indoctrination in the United States. You've also got justice and education fund, about $70 million there, aka Jeff. And this is basically a non organization that operates out of a post box in Illinois. And this is basically what the Trump administration is looking at here. They're looking at these shell organizations that are getting mass funding from foreigners from China living in Shanghai. Just to.

[Tim Pool]

I have a question. What is that? Anybody?

[Jake Rattlesnake]

I don't know. I saw you posted this day. I don't know what it is.

[Carter Banks]

Tongue Sewer. Tongue. Tongue Sewer with Charlie kirk superimposed with dual.com Advertisement why? Well, you know, we got to beat China.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

So dual, the guy who they're backing chud the builders getting out of jail.

[Tim Pool]

Don't know, don't care. They're scumbags and they, I, I see this post all the time, guys, I. There's a lot of things to be hopeful for. I don't want to be so, so black pilled.

[Adam Johnson]

But the meteor being the top of them.

[Tim Pool]

The what?

[Adam Johnson]

The meteor being sent on the top of the list.

[Tim Pool]

That would be. Yes. So, you know, again, in the vein of AI I think. I, I don't know that the Trump administration has the capability to understand why this image right here is the apocalypse. I am being somewhat factious, but I'm also kind of not. This is Charlie Kirk's face superimposed on.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

What is it called?

[Carter Banks]

Tongue Tung suhur or tongue.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, one of those. So I'm on, I'm on, I'm on Instagram. I'm sick and I'm scrolling and you see this everywhere. Not just this image, but pictures of Charlie Kirk superimposed over random viral clips. Dual.com does it a lot. Why is Charlie Kirk's face being used to advertise gambling on random clips of like police body cam footage? This is the complete algorithmic degradation. It's. So let me put it like this. Y' all know about Elsa Gate? Are you familiar with Elsa Gate?

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

So back in 2018 or whatever, maybe it was 2017. I had covered A series of stories. Elsa Gate was. These videos started popping up all over YouTube where Elsa the Joker and Spider man, people in costumes would run around and there was no speaking. It was just noise, it was like music and it was slapstick comedy. This devolved into children's content where Peppa Pig would be murdered or eat out of a toilet. Just really degrading psychotic algorithmic nonsense to attack the. It was attacking the algorithm to maximize viewership. That's why they're doing this. The problem now is the kids that grew up on the Alpha Gate stuff who are now, you know, teenage to early 20 Gen Z or Gen Alpha. Young, Young, you know, older gen Alpha or younger Gen Z, they're getting this psycho psychotic nonsense. This is what is spam blasting us on social media all day, every day. So we are going to have a generation of. I saw a post on the AI race and why China is doing. I don't know if China is doing this but things like this, China's algorithm and is is built on education, science, astronaut, you know, space faring and things like that. And their AI is built on industry. So China is, is, is pushing all of their AI towards automation and mechanization. The US is pushing all of its AI towards entertainment and military. Something that is only half useful. Military is useful in winning fights. But culturally you are going to have a bunch of based on this.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yep.

[Tim Pool]

I think China is intentionally funding things like that because they want our younger generation to be retarded. And it's going to work. It, it. I'm sorry, I believe it has worked.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Go talk to any Gen Z. You can literally see this. I was listening to a live stream from a guy named UBI Petras. He's an orthodox guy and he was talking about the problem with dating in the church and why young people aren't pair bonding. And there's a lot of red pill talks, talks about this and they make some good points. But at the end of the day if you don't know how to hold a conversation, if you're too, and if you're too tick tock brain to actually like be able to engage with the opposite sex, you're never going to be able to find yourself a partner. So it's like anytime you go around you like, you know, the service industry people are you know, taking your order somewhere. These, these Gen Z is, they're essentially just like non, you know, they can't function in society.

[Adam Johnson]

Yeah, parents should be having conversations with their kids. I mean they really should be more involved with their kids. They should have long thoughtful conversations. Just talk about the world. You know, I've got a bunch of my own and like we talk about everything. If they have questions, it turns an hour long conversation because that's I'm Serena

[Tim Pool]

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[Adam Johnson]

What you're supposed to do with your kids, you know, these Gen Alphas, the Gen Z', ers, I mean, I just think just absent parents.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

I mean, that's a great idea and a great thought, but we know people are just going to work and sending their kids to public schools and letting public schools teach their kids. And China's been coming after us for years and years. Commies have for years and years. And it's just a thing that's been happening for 20 years, 50 years, for a decade. That's why we try to outlaw communism back in the day, which failed terribly.

[Adam Johnson]

Florida is doing some different things. We have a right to two schools. So if you want to take your kids out of school, go to charter school, homeschool them, you get vouchers, and we're seeing actually public schools shut down at a pretty, pretty quick rate in Florida right now, which is, I think, a win.

[Carter Banks]

I think the one white pill in all of this, you know, to maybe add some potential optimism, as I've noticed with like a lot of zoomers now that they're having kids, is they're pretty much Uni, like universally, every single one of them will say, there's no chance I'm gonna give my kid an iPad. So I think that is the one you see with these new technological developments throughout civilization that it does take a few generations for them to properly adjust to the new technology, for it to be churned. Right. It needs to experience generational churn. So I am slightly optimistic that the younger gen alphas and then the new generation could potentially end up having a somewhat healthy relationship with technology. Because, like, look, the reality of the situation is you can be the best parent on planet Earth, but with how fast technology develops, the kids are on a different planet than you are.

[Tim Pool]

I don't necessarily think it's just the younger generation's fault. Obviously, the older generation built a lot of this stuff.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

Yep.

[Tim Pool]

But I think, you know, I was, I was driving to get food with the family today and I saw a school bus and I saw, you know, like 12 and 13 year olds getting off the bus and then running off. And I was like, that. Going back 100 years begins the whole problem. And it's one thing to look at the structure of public schools and say, well, you know, we were the dominant global superpower for a long time. We won the Cold War and we had the system of institutionalized learning facilities. But I do think that can only exist for so long. You combine that system and I'll explain why it's bad in a second, but you combine that system with the technology we see now, and I'm not so convinced this country will be anything other than serfs to Chinese elites. I think that the Trump administration is seemingly unprepared to deal with what we are seeing in terms of the 400 plus million dollars in lobbying directly from the Chinese government, as well as this guy and Hassan Piker and the things that they're doing. But there's also this just the surreptitious social media manipulation. So just my point about the institutionalized learning facilities is that children used to learn from their parents and children imitate their parents. We then had children learn from each other. We took kids from their parents, put them on a school bus, sent them to school, put a teacher in front of the classroom, but the teacher was not in control of that experience. The students were all talking to each other and learning from each other. So it's like creating a copy of a copy instead of the parent and the children talking and the kid learning how to be an adult because they're surrounded by adults. You have children surrounded by children imitating Other children, they grow up and then what happens? They are adult children. They are 40 year old dudes who dress in Harry Potter costumes and go play games. They don't work, they don't have families even. I only just recently started my family and I'm 40, had my first kid when I was 39 and that's crazy. And I, and I'm not going to pretend like I'm outside. This is the mind completely within it. So then, you know, my point was I'm thinking about what my daughter needs and I see the school bus and I'm like, I'll be damned, dude. My daughter is not going to go sit in a box with 30 other kids to learn from other kids who are all equally as ignorant about what's going on in the world. That ain't going to happen. Homeschooling is the way to do it. But I don't know how in the short term we turn things around when we are being besieged by our adversaries. And I think China is the biggest player. And on social media you've got just absolute retardation. Elsa, gate level Charlie Kirk pictures and young people imitating this to try and get clicks. Saw a video of a woman where she was talking about how she went to college, got a degree and she can't find a job. She lives with her parents, she's making minimum wage at a department store. So she decided to be an influencer. And I'm like, oh yeah, we're done. Because that was your answer. Like, well, I don't know what else to do, so I'll just dance on camera. It's like, I don't know, you could build things, you could make birdhouses, you can find services in your community and provide, like, provide a service, figure out what people need. But nope.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

It's instant gratification, though. It's not instant gratification. That's what everyone's looking for. It's like the women these days are all influencers and feminists and the dudes are all looks maxes, you know, So

[Tim Pool]

I don't know that they're all looks maxes.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

But the point is that's what's, that's what's popular amongst.

[Tim Pool]

Don't know how to do anything.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

So when I was a little kid and I need money, what, you know what I did? If it's, if it's, if it's winter, me and my, my brother and my friends, we go knock on doors and say, we'll shovel your snow for 10 bucks. And when you you learn how to negotiate. And then guy be like, I gave you five bucks. I'd be like, I ain't doing it for five bucks. And he'd laugh and be like, well, I'm not going to give you 10 bucks. And I said, sir, it's been a pleasure. And then I leave. And I learned how to do these things. A little kid rake leaves in the, in the fall. Because we've got, you know, in Chicago, we have that mowing lawns in the spring and summer. We walk around with the lawnmower. We say, I will mow your lawn. Kids don't do this stuff these days. They don't got paper rats anymore. I mean, I get it, the technology and stuff.

[Adam Johnson]

My oldest has been repairing PlayStations and Segas and computers since he was 14. Flea market. So it's, It's. It's the environment they grew up in.

[Tim Pool]

And then selling them. Yeah, but is he selling them to, like, millennials?

[Adam Johnson]

No, he sells them back to the guy, that flea market. So he gets a bunch of broken devices.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

Okay.

[Adam Johnson]

He goes through Take Smart, resolders things, clean them out, sells them back.

[Tim Pool]

But are young people buying these consoles?

[Adam Johnson]

I don't know. I don't go to.

[Tim Pool]

I don't think so. I think young people are largely on social media. And like you mentioned, with the looks maxer stuff, people make fun of clavicular. Clavicular all day. Obviously. It's all one big show. It's not real. Right. He's faking most of the stuff, I would imagine. But it's about getting influence and getting attention. When someone says, I don't know how to make money, so they decide they want to be a social media influencer, I'm just like, okay, okay, we're cooked. And one more point, because I know I'm ranting, but there's a video. I made this point a couple weeks ago. There's a video where it's a man and a woman standing in front of a bunch of oranges, and the woman has a bag with some oranges in it. And she grabs an orange and she looks at it and she puts it in the bag. The man then grabs an orange and shows it to her. She looks at it and throws it away. When she turns to grab another orange, he reaches into the bag of the oranges she chose, pulls it out, and when she looks back, he hands it to her. She then checks it and throws it away. Every time she puts an orange in, he grabs it back out when she's not looking. And she keeps rejecting the orange. Ha ha ha ha ha. She's just rejecting it because he chose it. I have seen this video 5,000 times by, by a thousand, 20, 500 different people all doing the exact same thing over and over again like retards marching off a cliff. And that's not the only video. It's just one example. And I'm sitting here being like, no one knows how to do work, no one knows how to start a business. So what we get, and I know people responded saying, tim, that's just your algorithm. These are viral video clips where everyone's replicating it. I'm seeing all of the replications where the average person only sees it. The one time they see one couple do it and they go, that was a funny joke. They are not seeing the replication after replication of the exact same thing. So instead of saying, I can make original content, everyone is just imitating each other, doing the same garbage over and over again. And we don't have a generation that can run businesses. So what's happening now? We are seeing businesses go under because they can't find people to do basic work. And people are like, I'll just make money being an influencer. I'll tell you this. I believe China's funding only fans. I think China is absolutely dumping money. I'd be willing to bet a lot of these women who are like, I make millions of dollars on OnlyFans, probably the Chinese government running bot accounts and dumping money onto them. So they keep doing it and bragging about it to convince a generation of young women to be retarded and do only fans. And young men are seeing retard stuff like Charlie Kirk and gambling. Men are being targeted with gambling and women are being told to be sex workers. If we don't turn this around, if Trump, the administration doesn't get a handle on this, Congress can't do anything. I think the next generation is cooked.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah. Insofar as like, even if China is putting money into this, it's really just dumping gasoline on a fire that already exists. I mean, American culture has already become very hedonistic, nihilistic. These things are all true. Americans will gravitate typically towards the most comfortable solution to any problem. That's just been a problem we've had, I mean, before the Internet even existed. So even it's a global problem. Like even China's having these problems because China is seeking to move their economy to a, like a services based economy. Right. They're trying to de, industrialize, ship the industrial, industrial production overseas. So even China has The same problem. I mean, China, their birth rate's lower in the United States, much lower than the United States. In addition to that, they have a extreme nihilism among their youth, among their zoomers, they have this sort of lie down culture where they just live with their parents and because they have a lot of state subsidization, their parents can pretty much support them to live with them. And they just like justify their existence by saying, well, I walk the dog or something. It's actually a huge problem, the lie down culture, lie flat culture in China. So it's like a global problem where just none of these societies, these societies are getting like one shotted by social media, by, by the Internet. And again, it's just going to take some generational churn. To your point. I mean, I don't even know if there's really much the government can do here. I mean, there's really not many options that they have. You kind of just have to let this like play out. And that's the really scary thing because I, I totally agree that yeah, Zoomers are increasingly incapable of doing anything. And the evidence for this is the zoomers that are ambitious, right? Like the zoomers that historically would be entrepreneurs or business leaders or military leaders, et cetera, et cetera, they're just scamming each other. Like, that's what you typically see with like the ambitious Zoomers is most of their business acumen is used in scamming each other. Like whether, oh yeah, I saw drop shipping or like there's people that do drop shipping, like, you know, justified. But a lot of it is like scamming the crypto scams, the NFTs.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

I might wipe out a lot of those guys. All of those. The sort of middle.

[Carter Banks]

Yes.

[Tim Pool]

No, no, no.

[Adam Johnson]

I think utilize it.

[Tim Pool]

No, I think the, I saw the social media thing where a guy was like, how to do sales and it was just ridiculously, it was like really bad advice because it's like, it's like you're saying, it's just courses are dying.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Like what you're saying, people who are doing these online courses and these international products, like, I can go on Claude if I want to and just be like, all right, I want you to be the biggest expert in the world about selling courses. Tell me exactly how to do it. So these products are completely dying.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, AI is like.

[Tim Pool]

But I, I think it, I understand what you're saying. I don't think the average person is going to be sold by an AI and they're not going to be proactive to go to the AI. What I'm talking about with one of these videos is the, the algorithm sends it to you. So the salesperson online doesn't have anything to actually give you other than emotional manipulation. So sure, if you are proactive, you go on AI and say, claude, help me with selling birdhouses. But most people aren't doing that. Most people are the rube where the sales guy walks up to randomly and cold pitches them to hand over $100.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah, yeah.

[Tim Pool]

So I think with AI eliminating a lot of white collar jobs, you are going to see, I think when you have nothing to sell, you sell nothing. So there's. What with the elimination of so much work because of AI, creative work is getting eliminated. You're going to have tons of young people scamming each other.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

The trades might come back in vogue though. People might want to get into the trades more.

[Tim Pool]

Unless we get weird Tesla robots and.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah, yeah, but I don't think the trade. They can't really build a house though, can they?

[Tim Pool]

The trades are 80 printed houses and

[Carter Banks]

the trades are opening up again because like we are seeing deportations and like as that increases, there will be more demand for, you know, laborers, for tradesmen and that will increase the wages and make it a bit more enticing because there's kind of this like advice online. We're like, just go into the trades and it's like the guys that are making a lot of money in the trades own their own business. But a lot of like your standard tradesmen, they're making a very average salary and that's just true. Like again, you're just arguing with data if you oppose, if you oppose this. And so like again, a lot of guys get into the trades, I know them personally and then they don't instantly own the business and they're like, what's the point of doing this? But again, if you shrink the labor pool, then it should in theory increase the wages and then you might see more people push into the trades.

[Tim Pool]

I think the one thing that has to happen is the economic normalization of social media. So right now, you know, there was big news when Daily Wire, the CEO resigned recently. I think you guys probably saw this now. We saw Jeremy Borings at Donna's over a year ago, but now their CEO has quit and they have a new CEO coming in. Then today some people announced there were more layoffs that had happened there. I think the Daily Wire, you know, during the post Covid area, everybody was making a ton of money. They made hundreds of millions of Dollars and then dumped it all in like movies and you know, they wrote in cycle was like, yeah, tens of millions of dollars. And now that that's come to a close and the cultural civil war is abated mostly and we're in this downturn in the political cycle which is coming back soon. Obviously with the primaries kicking off tonight. Primaries have experienced. Once we get into the midterms, it's really going to kick off with primary season starting. But right now Daily Wire is like, the money's not coming in the way it used to. We got to, we got to get rid of these excesses that we, we've dealt with for a long time. But another big factor in why the Daily Wire is doing layoffs again. I think the principal raising 99% is that they were like, we got infinite money. Hire everybody. And now it's like, okay, well we don't have infinite money anymore. So let's go back to, you know, normalizing. The other issue is the massive expansion of content creators. Gen Z growing up on content, now entering the workforce more and more every day. And also young, older Gen Alpha, you are starting to see a bunch of people that were raised on social media. That's the only thing they know. So they're starting to be influencers and old people are dying. So viewership is declining, especially with, you know, cable networks. We are going to be stuck here until people stop making money on social media or at least until it becomes a minimum wage job, which we're close to in my opinion. The average only fans, model hooker. I think that's like what, 100 bucks a month or something. So they're trying it and they're failing. And that's what needs to happen because you got somebody who works a trade and, and maybe he starts off and he's getting 20 bucks an hour, then he sees some guy on Instagram and he's like, I just made $40,000 this month. Here's how I did it. Using AI. That dude who's cleaning toilets is going to be like, why am I doing this? Like why am I fixing sewer pipes or nothing.

[Carter Banks]

And that's always the advertisement when you see these like courses for these get rich schemes is they're always like, I was laying H Vac and then I, you know, invested in Johnny Investments, you know, program and Now I'm making 40 grand a month or whatever. It's like that's who they're targeting to primarily. But it's, it's like, it's weird because we have a service based, hey, Want a cookie?

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[Carter Banks]

Yes, the same Monday.com economy but people are not retiring as early. People are living longer, so they're not retiring as early. We had a lot of immigrants come in and flood the labor pool. So you have like what they call a mini recession among zoomers. Is it mini recession where wages have stagnated but purchasing power has basically eroded over the last five years? And then you have all these like, social problems, like zoomers can't get married. There's like, no one's having kids under 30.

[Tim Pool]

Well, add to the mix. Millennials won't retire.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, millennials probably won't retire. I mean, look, you know, there's all these long term questions about will Social Security go insolvent? I don't know. Yes. Yeah, I mean, likely. I mean, Bush tried.

[Tim Pool]

Well, so with Gen Alpha being half the size of Gen Z, it's inevitability. You need four people to fund one Social Security recipient. And, and what's happening is they keep, they're not keeping up with Social Security in terms of buying power. So now it's reduced to like 2.7. Well, that's just because we're giving less money in buying power to, to recipients. Yeah, when, when Gen Alpha Is in their 20s or 30s and Gen Xers are moving into Social Security age, there's going to be a big problem because there's not enough laborers to fund Social Security anymore. So it's only going to be able to pay out what goes in, which is going to dramatically reduce it to a less than one person per. So between, between millennials, you're going to have boomers and Gen X on Social Security and you're going to have millennials and Gen Z paying into it, you are going to have something like two and a half people. No, what do you have? 1.25 people? 1.25 people? If that. If you do the math, you've got, you got 80 million millennial, 80 million Gen Z and 40 million Gen Alpha. So you've got 160 million recipients. Don't worry though. But you know, this is well before they're living longer. And you have 240 million in a labor pool. So you are going to have roughly 1.25, 1.5 for every recipient. They are not going to make money.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah, this is happening all around the world as well. I mean you look at Japan, I went to Japan a few years ago and you're going to whole entire communities where they just have dilapidated and closed down houses or there's no young people there. There's no young people to sustain the population. In Italy, the median age is like 50.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Same with Germany and places like this as well. I mean they just don't have a sustainable labor pool. And I also think this is why you're seeing a big push towards euthanasia in these countries. Yes, it's an interesting little correlation there. And I mean young people, yeah, they are, but like just primarily old, particular particularly targeted at old people need dialysis.

[Carter Banks]

They just try to kill you.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Traditionally in ancient times they used to kill old people in the tribes. Like they would just make them go walkabouts or they would actually kill them or just basically leave them. And I think we're seeing something similar going on right now in terms of, in terms of euthanasia. They're just trying to kill off the old people that are useless.

[Tim Pool]

What if we got a big ring in town center, right. A big hole in the ground that goes just way down. Let's like drill as far down as we can, you know, like, like the mantle. We've never got anywhere near that, but let's go baby. And then we just Sparta old people. Just

[Carter Banks]

what's interesting is what you hit on too. This is like, this is where you go up a level and you realize like how bad how dire the situation is for Social Security for like, for example is we run like a $3 trillion deficit every year. Now we're able to keep our head above water because our yields have been fairly low. And we have global creditors. The Japanese are the second biggest creditor in the United States. Still are. But if you look about, it's like three month lag. The data for how many like how many Treasuries that Japan holds. They're dumping Treasuries now. They're terrified that a lot of the Japanese investors are investing domestically again in their bond market because the yields are going back up. So they feel comfortable, like, okay, I can make a return in Japan, so why invest the United States? This is also happening in continental Europe. And continental Europe was also some of our creditors. These were all, like, net exporters. But now with the energy going through the roof. Japan, for example, they've had to start importing oil. So now their bond market's going crazy. So again, all the Japanese investors coming home, they're selling off Treasuries. What this means for us is, again, we're also running out of global creditors to, like, acquire debt, because that's, again, how we've been able to operate at a deficit for so long, is because, again, there's a reliable source of creditors. But if the yields continue to rise, interest is going to eat away our national budget and we're going to run out of creditors. What happens then? The third rail of politics is entitlement spending. You can't touch entitlement spending. Bush tried to, and it was like the most unpopular thing. He just tried to privatize it, which is like, looking back, that probably would have solved a lot of our problems. But again, you can't touch it. And it's going to get worse as the population gets older. And like, look what happened in France when Macron, he tried to bump the retirement age up two years. And they had riots that almost shut down the entire country.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah.

[Carter Banks]

And that's France. I mean, imagine what's gonna happen in the United States. Like, everyone will get scalped in politics.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

We could just import a lot of folks from third world countries to come work.

[Tim Pool]

You know, that's a good point. Maybe a Honduran farmer could be a computer science technician or any.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

I think in countries like Italy, they're saying that when you do maternal leave, you can have maternal leave, but for every year that you have maternal leave, that adds a year to your retirement as well.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah. There's little ways they're trying to tack it up.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

In Hungary, they had the program where it's like, every child that you have, you pay 25 less tax. These sorts of things could absolutely be implemented.

[Tim Pool]

I have a better idea. You can't vote unless you have two kids.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Oh, yeah. I didn't think that people.

[Carter Banks]

This is kind of the problem with the birth rate.

[Adam Johnson]

You get two and a half votes.

[Tim Pool]

No, you don't get A vote, you

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

don't get an extra vote.

[Tim Pool]

You can vote one time as an adult human if you have kids. So between you and your wife, if you have two kids, you both get a vote.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

I've never seen a good argument for why an 18 year old college student with blue hair who eats tofu for lunch should ever vote. Yeah, that just makes absolutely no sense to me. I've never heard a good argument on the birth.

[Tim Pool]

Wait, hold on. All right, I revise my position. You can only vote if you are married and have two kids and don't have blue hair and are not an 18 year old college kid or a septum ring.

[Carter Banks]

The problem though, like here's the problem and this is the conundrum that all these western, all these developed nations brought and with the pronatal policies is a countries like Hungary, they've been the test, you know, the test, the crash dummies for this. And we haven't really seen the birth rate move up in any like tangible way.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

He just flattened it for a while,

[Carter Banks]

which is he flattened it so he like stopped the bleed. But part of the problem when you incentivize, when you have pronatalist policies, right, you're basically paying people to have children is think about the United States, for example. If you ask the majority of people why they're not having kids, they're not gonna say it's oh, if I had five grand more in my pocket, I would have a kid. No, they'll cite lifestyle complications. They'll just say I don't want one. It's a very deep like societal problem. The problem though is if you offer five grand to have kids, the people that you would want to have kids will not have kids. It's going to incentivize people that you really don't want to have kids because they're going to end up taking way more than five grand away through welfare programs and that sort of thing. So what typically happens with pronatalist policies? Hungary got away with it because it's a very homogenous country. What's going to happen in places like the uk, France, the United States? Is this going to be a dysgenic

[Jake Rattlesnake]

bunch of little Muhammad's and Fatimas coming out?

[Tim Pool]

What if whenever someone is born, we put a light in their hand that as they get close to the age of 30, it starts turning red and then right before 30 starts flashing and then if they turn 30, you know, then we gotta, we gotta chuck them into the, the Sparta hole. Unless they have two kids.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

So you Get a countdown. You gotta let, you know.

[Tim Pool]

So it's, you know, we call it now call it Logan's Natalist Run.

[Carter Banks]

It's just.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

That was like a movie.

[Carter Banks]

Like, how do you move? Yes, how do you.

[Tim Pool]

That's Logan's Run. They kill when you're 30. My joke is that the only way to not get killed at 30 is if you have two kids.

[Carter Banks]

And that's the thing. It's like, I can't think of any government. Like, it can't be a government policy. The only thing I can think of that we get like would be that. Because the problem is, how do you get people to have children in a society where having children is optional? Well, they need the problem.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

People need incentives when it comes to these sorts of things. And one of the incentives for men traditionally is that they would be able to have a family. But when you are like, you were mentioning before that these people want to be influencers, and I was saying, looks maxes. It's hyperbolic. But, you know, men, young men, what. What actual incentives do they have to have a family?

[Carter Banks]

And it's even worse.

[Tim Pool]

You know, I want.

[Carter Banks]

Women really don't want to have families because you're seeing a lot of the data come in. They pull 12th graders. They've pulled 12th graders for 50 years now on, do you want to have a family? And in the last three years, you've seen it flip, where now the majority of boys, that there's more boys than girls that want families, that want children, that want wives. So what's really happening, too? And that's 100% true. That's happening. But the boys is kind of flatlined.

[Tim Pool]

It's.

[Carter Banks]

The girls realize I could have a career.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah.

[Carter Banks]

Having a kid is like a torn ACL for girl bosses. It's like, you're done for the year. Like, you can't go into the office. Yeah.

[Adam Johnson]

I've got a solution real quick.

[Tim Pool]

I was. I was watching this podcast talk about the issue. These women list their masculinity in their dating profiles. So what does a guy want? Like, dudes want to accomplish a task of some sort. Right. So we, you know, I was talking with. We were talking with Fresh and Fit on this show about how women don't have hobbies. Women's hobbies are other women talking about boys and stuff like that. For the most part, that's what it used to be. And that was true. Women care about guys. Guys care about stuff. Guys do care about women when they want to have families. But, you know, every day a Guy gets up, and he's like, I'm going to build the biggest tower. I want to take down the biggest boar. While women are hanging out talking to each other. So when a guy is asked, what do you want? He says, well, I already have my hunting party. You know, I've already captured a large boar. Now I need someone to eat it with. I want to find a wife. There's two women. One woman says, I am also a hunter. And he goes, well, you're not nearly as good as Rick is. I don't need you on my team. And then he sees another woman, and she says, I just want to have babies. And he's like, I would like to marry you. The problem is the majority of women are posting their career accolades, and they're wondering why guys are not interested. And the guys are just like, I don't want to marry a guy.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

They kind of. But it's a constant affirmation of their delusions, though. Like, young, modern women, you know, feminists and of. And encouraged to go and have a high body count and not have a. Not have children and to go try. Like, I was on a podcast the other week, and the woman was saying that she doesn't want to have children because she wants to travel. And I was like, well, how much traveling can you really do before it becomes a bit vapid at the end of the day?

[Tim Pool]

You can travel with your kids.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yes, exactly. You can. And you can travel with your family is just such nonsense.

[Carter Banks]

The default state of Women has become LinkedIn. Like, everyone. Everyone points this out is like, when a girl's about to break up with you, she turns into, like, an HR manager. It's like. So I wanted to bring you in for a quick conversation about, you know, we have a quarterly review.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yes.

[Carter Banks]

And I think just, you know, there's been a cultural mismatch here. And it's like, oh, God, it's over. It's over.

[Tim Pool]

I got. I got. I got to be honest. I've been all over the world. I've been to many, many countries, and I'm kind of like, you know, I don't. Like, I don't know where I need to go at this point. Now they have with my family, though, it'd be fun because I get to show my daughter all the things I've already seen and explain them and see her wonderment and joy. And I know you've got 800 kids, so. Well, that's why I'm like a swarm of bees.

[Carter Banks]

That's why I'm so mad about the mass migration into Europe, because I purposely didn't. I traveled Africa and all these different, different places because I wanted to save Europe for when I had a family. Because I'm like, well, that'll be safe and comfortable. Now I'm like, my kids might be better off in Malawi than in Italy these days. I mean, it's getting wacky and wild over there. It's a huge problem. But the sleeper pick could be Latin America, because we were talking about birth rates. What's interesting is Bolivia, for example. There's so many Mennonites that have moved to Latin America, and Mennonites are having, like, seven to 10 kids. And what are Mennonites? Well, they're descended from, like, Germans, Swiss, Austrians, Alsatians. These are people that are hyper religious. They're having seven to 10 kids. There's projections that Bolivia will become majority Mennonite by 2080.

[Tim Pool]

What?

[Carter Banks]

So there's a chance that white people in North America and Europe just die off. And then Latin America is, like, the last best.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

When you go to Argentina in these places, there's all of these, like, German. Oh, yeah, they're fully German places.

[Tim Pool]

Out of Brazil.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah, I think they all came in the 1980s or something.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, real.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

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[Carter Banks]

There's like, Santa Catarina in Brazil, and it's like you feel like you're in, like, Goebbels wet dream. It's like, what is going on here? I mean, and they're everywhere. I mean, like, the goalkeeper for Brazil, he's German. Like, there's a lot of them. And there's actually a lot of Irish. If you look through, like, Chilean history, for example, their founding father, Higgins. Yeah. Alison Becker's the. Like, they're everywhere. There's a. It's in Patagonia. It's a province called Chubut. And it's like, there's a lot of Welsh speakers there. And it was funny, during the Falkland wars, the British soldiers were bringing back all the POWs. They imprisoned, like, 10,000 Argentines on the Falklands, and they're bringing the POWs back to Argentina. And one soldier remarked he was from Wales, and he remarked that he was, like, trying to talk to all these POWs, and they couldn't understand him. And then one guy started back talking in Welsh. So it's like Latin America does have these, like, really weird, like, enclaves of, like, old European settlements. But, yeah, to your point, I mean, Uruguay. Uruguay is more white than the United States or the United Kingdom.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Like, it's crazy politics over There are really funny, because the Argentinians sort of seem themselves as European because they get a lot of French, Italian, German influence and everything. And they really look down upon, like, the Peruvians and the Bolivians. They call them the land of flutes and ponchos.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

And even the Venezuelans before, obviously, Chavez and Maduro were very. It's like a very sophisticated system.

[Carter Banks]

Italian as well.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

They really look down upon the other. The other Latin Americans.

[Tim Pool]

I mean, there's. There's 16 million people in the Buenos Aires metro.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah, it's massive. 16.

[Carter Banks]

And Buenos Aires is fascinating because if you like, if you just spot check around the city, there's a ton of British place names there because they had a lot of Anglo Argentines coming over in the late 1800s. And that created another flashpoint is when the Falkland War started. They were like, in this really weird position where it's like, okay, my last name is like, Marshall, but we're at war with England. It's just. I don't know, I could like, nerd out all day about, like, the intricacies of Latin American politics. Like Peru, they're poised to have a. Another Japanese prime minister, which is really funny. The Japanese? Yeah, the Japanese, like, run the show in Peru that's like Nobu. Nobu is a Perusian Japanese fusion because it came from the Japanese Peruvian community. And. And Peru, same thing in Bolivia, the Croatians actually, like, dominate politics there. There's like a Croatian minority, but they have a lot of the wealth and they're like the king. Or.

[Tim Pool]

Sorry.

[Carter Banks]

In Paraguay, rather. In Paraguay. And yeah, if you, like, want to win elections in Paraguay, if you're like, right of center, you got to go through the. The Croatian community. It's like, fascinating. And then, yeah, with the Mennonites, like, Latin America could end up being the most fascinating, like, demographic situation in the world. Like, in 50 years, even Mexico doesn't

[Adam Johnson]

have a non, you know, Mexican president. Right. There's a new one.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, she's Jewish. Yeah.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

There's like 40. 40 Mennonites in Paraguay. Yeah, there's a thousand.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, they're everywhere. And then again. Yeah. And they double. They double every 10 years. Same with the Amish. Only like 10, 000Amish came here and now there's almost a million. Like, they. They just breed like rabbits.

[Tim Pool]

Well, they gotta. They gotta pick it up a notch, man.

[Carter Banks]

Well, yeah, we're gonna see.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

And they gotta do the heavy lifting.

[Carter Banks]

We're gonna see the emergence of, like, sectarian politics again. Because if you're running in Pennsylvania by like 2060, it's gonna be like 10% Amish. So again, these candidates running in Pennsylvania, are they making these overtures towards the Amish community? You already see it in New York with the Hasidics where like a lot of these guys, if they want to play ball, they got to play ball at the Hasidics and New Jersey, they're really political.

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[Carter Banks]

The active. And they like completely derail candidates all the time because they literally vote as a block. Just 99% of them will vote for the Democrat or the Republican, just depending on like, who pissed them off.

[Adam Johnson]

Yeah, I mean, Ohio has a very large population of Amish as well.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

In terms of like, what, what to do, like moving forward though, because of the conversation that we were having before. How about this? We were talking about hypotheticals, a mass government propaganda campaign aimed toward family. Just billboards of mothers with their five children and the cows and stuff like that. Social media instead of girl boss stuff. Pumping money into like, campaigns promoting traditionalism.

[Tim Pool]

Ken Paxton has won. Breaking right now. Breaking, breaking, breaking. We got this in the New York Times. Breaking news. Ken Paxton has won the Republican primary runoff called by the ap. Let's go. It is, it is happening. This literally just popped up right at this moment. For those watching live, I'm glad to see it. Paxton has been amazing. He's done a tremendous job in Texas as ag, and I'm glad to see him win here. He had Trump's endorsement. This is fantastic news. You know, I wanna say this. I think the Trump administration has done moderately well. There's been some stuff we're not happy with. Gas prices are really, really bad right now. These things are true. But it is fascinating to me to see the social media manipulation anti Trump right now. We had a tremendous victory in 24. We need Trump to win. USAID is crushed. There's a lot of work that's gotta get done, and we don't wanna see Democrats win yet. For some reason, there's this massive push for people to attack the Trump administration and try and stop him. That's crazy to me. This is good news. I hope we get better news coming up in November, but breaking right now. Let's go.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, the Indian Century is canceled. I know John Cornyn announced that it was gonna be the Indian Century, but. But what? Yeah, he put that on Twitter. He said that this. This next century will be Indian. And Ken Paxton's coming and canceled that. Sorry, Indian Century is over. It's me, the cowboy Texan.

[Adam Johnson]

A lot of these influencers is also a slow time on social media. We're still a little out midterms. A lot of them are. They built their entire revenue stream based off tweeting online, saying things, and when the cash runs dry, they take cash from other places. I think there are some influencers that are, you know, upset with Trump and a handful of things he's done, but I do think a lot of them are just taking money to say things that are getting paid to say.

[Tim Pool]

Look at Animal Farm.

[Carter Banks]

And they're participating in the, like, the incentive structure that's been set up for 10 years. For 10 years, you've been guaranteed success if you participate in the attack vector on President Trump. So it's not like. Like, look, you can dislike Trump or you can have criticisms, but to pretend like you're brave for attacking Trump, it's like the safest opinion you can have in American politics.

[Tim Pool]

So we were just.

[Carter Banks]

The country hates him.

[Tim Pool]

We were just talking about, you know, family and, you know, how we turn this country around, because generational issues can be massive. When I was talking about Trump, you know, earlier in the show, I said the Trump administration isn't solving the problem of what we're seeing in terms of manipulation from Chinese influence, Iran, Russia, whatever country it may be, Israel for sure, a bunch of different foreign influence that. That they want to play a role in manipulating US Politics. I say that Trump isn't doing enough to push back on the AI algorithmic manipulation and things like this. You mentioned, Jake, some kind of government campaign to push natalism, tell people to have kids and things like this. The one thing I can say is not that it's necessarily the right thing to do, but the question of what could the Trump administration even do to stop this manipulation? You take a look at what Joe Biden tried doing to stop the organic rise of populism. Having the national security apparatus reach out to big tech and say, we will kill you unless you delete people who oppose us. See, the issue is that Trump isn't doing anything like that. So I'm not saying he should. I'm saying the uniparty establishment was willing to slit your throat in your sleep if it was gonna give them power. And Trump isn't. Now. I don't know how you defeat adversaries around the world. Pumping money and manipulation into our algorithms and social media, convincing young people not to have families, convincing women not to have babies, men to be, you know, shut ins or whatever. How do we survive that? I don't know. Unless you get brutal, you have to

[Jake Rattlesnake]

meet fire with fire here. I mean, when you're looking at all of this funding coming in from Singham, for example, whether Hassan Piker knows it or not, he's a pawn or a useful idiot in this. And if they can convince young people to be communists, and if they can convince young women that going out and being a girl boss and not having a family and going and traveling and that you're going to be hot until you're 65 and you'll age like a fine wine, and that if you are at home with your loving family, that's oppressive. If they can convince them of that shit, I'm sure. And through like underground networks as well. I'm sure that with a little bit of a push in the other direction, we can bring it back around. And a lot of people are really blackpilled about this, but ultimately young women are going to go with the pretty popular girls. Who are the pretty popular girls? That's all we need to.

[Tim Pool]

Here's. Here's the thing though. This, The Instagram and TikTok algorithm create a fake sense of popularity. So these young women, which are more. We see, we see this in the data. Young women are more likely to become depressed when they're not getting enough engagement on social media relative to boys. Young men and boys are more interested in their own personal accomplishments. They want to, you know, break a record, they want to ride their bike the fastest, they want to score the game winning touchdown. Women are looking for social acceptance, so they become depressed if they don't get enough likes when they post a photo. The algorithm is telling women to be girl bosses and not to have families. And so long as that does not change, you are going to have women going up to guys and being like, I'm a girl boss CEO, and the guy's gonna be like, okay, I guess. But either way, that friction will exist. Women. Look, how about this? Lip fillers. A question, honest question. I'm gonna. We're gonna go to the room. I'm gonna ask you a question. Adam, do you think lip fillers are attractive?

[Adam Johnson]

No.

[Tim Pool]

Jake?

[Jake Rattlesnake]

No.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

Definitely not.

[Tim Pool]

Carter?

[Carter Banks]

No.

[Tim Pool]

Tate? No. Would you go. Would you go so far, say that they discussed you.

[Carter Banks]

Yes.

[Tim Pool]

Jake.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

I wouldn't say they disgust me, but I'd say that they're unattractive and they ruin the contouring of a woman's face. All right.

[Tim Pool]

Especially discussed. Yes or no?

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

Top list. Yes.

[Tim Pool]

Yes. Carter? Discussed?

[Carter Banks]

Pretty much. Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. Tate, Disgust. Okay. I am absolutely disgusted by it. Why are women doing it? Buckle fat removal. Do you find it attractive?

[Adam Johnson]

I don't know what that is.

[Tim Pool]

It's when they took the fat out of the cheeks. So their cheeks are.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

No, they're really daunting. And gaunti.

[Tim Pool]

What about you?

[Jake Rattlesnake]

I want a full figured woman with a full face, you know, so.

[Tim Pool]

So buckle buckle fat removal attractive or. No?

[Jake Rattlesnake]

No, no. Have you seen this?

[Tim Pool]

No. Carter? No, no, no. Disgusted by it. Yeah.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

You should see the. The jawline that they're doing. But.

[Tim Pool]

Oh, yeah, now they're making their jawlines like. Like the hammerhead sharks.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah, like the Chad meme. You know the Chad meme. Yeah.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah. It's this huge problem. And like, literally not all, but a lot of the conservative movement upholds feminism, but they, like, code it in conservative language so it, like, passes the sniff test. Like, you have Nancy Mace getting up, like, on a regular basis, and she, like, she was saying the other day, I saw it on tv, she was like, the Republican Party is the party for women. And you're like, okay. And then, of course, she's got like. You hear that. You're like, that's overt feminist language. And then she, like, codes it in, like, a right wing. She has a little right wing spin. She goes, because, like, trans men aren't women or what? And you're like, what? Like, what are you talking about? But of course, she, like, throws it in there. So it passes the sniff test. But, like, if you keep upholding that structure, you're never going to actually entice women to want to be mothers. Because you're just like, upholding, like, the feminist hierarchy, but you're just, like, repackaging it. Dave Ramsey does the same thing all the time.

[Tim Pool]

Here's a. Here's a really good example. This is from Josie. The redheaded libertarian men will more often choose the carefree, natural look on the left. The look on the right, women do for other women.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Exactly correct.

[Tim Pool]

So this is the same woman on the left. She is wearing makeup. She has, you know, done her eyebrows and is looking nice. On the right, she is trying to imitate a trans woman or a drag queen to other women. I'm not joking nor trying to be derisive. This look is drag. This is like the fake women dancing on stage. Men do not like it. Now, to be honest, most guys are probably going to take what they can get. So I'm sure even if she looked at them the right, she'd have no problem going to a club and finding some guy to wham, bam, thank you, ma'. Am. But this is a problem in creating families. It is a problem that Instagram and TikTok largely. But all social media is telling women to do this to themselves. Now, don't get me wrong, she largely just did goofy, disgusting makeup, and that's okay. But take a look at Aaron Moriarty from the Boys. Have you. Did you guys watch the Boys?

[Jake Rattlesnake]

No.

[Tim Pool]

Yo, she can barely speak. She can barely talk. I don't know whatever she did to her lip, but she's talking like, dude, like, I'm watching the show, and I'm like, she can't even move her upper lip.

[Carter Banks]

Romania as well.

[Tim Pool]

What did she do?

[Carter Banks]

She did the same thing, the lip thing. And then, like, she was on a show, she popped back up on a show and she was like.

[Tim Pool]

Or I said talking like this because my upper lip.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, I know. It's crazy. I had a few dentist. I had some. I had a few voids, actually. A few voids have given the game away on what's happening here. It's because with Zoomer women specifically, they grew up watching James Charles, and they were getting the makeup direction from James Charles.

[Tim Pool]

Drag queens.

[Carter Banks]

He's a man, so he has to, like, feminize his face. In order for a man to feminize his face, he's got to use, like, excessive makeup. And the foids grew up. The Zoomer Freuds are not okay. They grew up watching James Charles. That is their foundation of their makeup knowledge as a man. And that's what you're seeing.

[Tim Pool]

We should. We should make. See, I want to. We've been trying to find someone who can do short film production, because I want to make one where it's like the woman on the right is, like, running around. You know, she's like, walking, like, kind of looking a bit ravenous in, you know, downtown Miami. And then, like, a normal one's going for a run. And then the zoomer Freud just like, runs up to her and then sprays acid in her face and turns the other woman into the same kind of monster. And they walk around like, ravenously going like, I'm a CEO, I own a company. And it's like regular women are just getting just blasted with like, acid spray and being turned into that thing.

[Carter Banks]

Well, and the precursor for millennials, the millennial version of this was they were all trying to look Armenian because of Kim Kardashian. So you had this problem with the millennial foids is they literally are just contorting their body, exercising in certain ways, applying certain kinds of makeup to look like an Armenian. Shout out, Charles, by the way, Accountant Charles.

[Tim Pool]

He's a Charles trying to look like an Armenian.

[Carter Banks]

He gets the pass because he's Armenian. But this is for all non Armenians is a big problem. And now you're seeing it like, I hate to say it, but it's just true. And I was making this point on the show Friday, and I'm dead serious. Is the rise of the butt men overta. I'm trying to use YouTube friendly language. The rise of the butt men overtaking the breast man really indicates that the country is increasingly becoming non white. And I'm dead. And I'm dead serious, by the way. That's like a legitimate thing, is because they're like, losing features that are common in white.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

That should be the film Rise of the.

[Tim Pool]

But I have a. I have.

[Carter Banks]

It just shows.

[Tim Pool]

I have a conspiracy theory. I have a conspiracy theory. My conspiracy theory is that aliens are real and they're trying to convince women to look like aliens so they'll be sexually attractive to alien men.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

She looks like a.

[Adam Johnson]

Hey, well, at least we'll get that birth rate up a little bit.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

I mean. Yeah, she's talking about solutions.

[Tim Pool]

Remember what. Remember what Matt Gates said about alien hybrid programs? You know, all over the place.

[Carter Banks]

It's here.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. Maybe, you know, they're like, let's get women to look like aliens.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah, we were talking before about, like, the way in which, like, young. Young women influence these days. And. And young women tend to be a girl boss because they want a boss man. They want a guy who's, you know, authoritative and a leader and who has direction and all these sorts of things. And they don't really need to understand men so off as much as we need to understand them. Because sexual access comes so easy to young women. They just basically have doors open for them, guys buying them drinks at the bar. So they don't need to understand as well. So they sort of think that, you know, guys want what they want, but they don't. But interestingly enough, with all of this signaling that they do to other women, I think the looks maxing thing that we were talking about before is kind of the same. The same thing happening in reverse in the sense that young men are now looks maxing to signal to other men about how pretty they are, that they're like the prettiest guy in the room. And this is something that's kind of alien to young. I've never seen anything really like this

[Carter Banks]

because these foids, like, mouth off and they're like, oh, like, men shouldn't take gear. It looks terrible. And I'm like, hey, we don't do it for you. This is for us. This is to impress other straight men. So relax, lady. This is for you.

[Tim Pool]

I do think, look, I'm big into skateboarding, and I think skateboarding's largely dead. When I was growing up, young guys were getting into shopping carts and slamming into walls and falling over and breaking their arms and just doing stupid things like that. But while young guys do a lot of, like, action sports still exist, it has been curtailed quite a bit, and we're seeing a lot more of this, like, club culture looks maxing trash. When. When you get rid of the feats of physical. The physical feats. What feats do men have to compete with now? And it's bashing your face with a hammer and other retardation. These dudes are cooked. So I guess the question is this. If you were a government or special interest group, maybe international organization otherwise, and you knew that AI was going to eliminate physical feats, you knew that was going to eliminate most jobs, what would you do to prepare the Indian population for a culture without physical labor? It's going to be exactly what we're seeing. Competition based on bashing your face to the hammer. Because you're not. I mean, look, we just saw the enhanced games, and they're basically like, you know, we're gonna. We're gonna juice people to make it more entertaining. I'm glad that's still there. But the machine hates it. The left is attacking it mercilessly. They're saying, no, we don't want this. So the end result is clavicular, being like, I'm the best because I can hit myself in the face with a hammer more than you can and look a certain way. That's what's going to be guys competing against other guys by bashing their faces in with hands.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Like what Rudyard from? Well, what if old. His talks about mouse utopia and this idea of the society just becoming ultimately just despairing. And this is what happens, that the men become very feminized and then they can't really breed. And then there's like one Chad mouse who's like sleeping with all real mouse chicks and stuff.

[Carter Banks]

Because, like, we. We've seen, like, anthropology anthropologically like this. Even in the mid-1800s, you would see that men that could perform certain physical feats would gobble up the partners rather than the top providers, so to speak. There's a remote island off the coast of Scotland called St. Kilda, and it was populated well into the 19th century. I think they left in the early 20th century and into the 19th century there was some sort of priest or something, and he went over there to evangelize. And he was talking about the main way in which the men there would attract partners, attract women, would be because the only food sources were birds. They would, like, scale up a cliff in, like, a certain way that, like, really impressed the hus. And so these women, these. These voids, so to speak, would see these men and they're like, yo, the way he's scaling that cliff, like, I trust this guy. You know, it doesn't matter if someone else had a bunch of money or like, had access to the mainland. They wanted the best cliff climber. And I'm like, we need to return to, like, comical gesture. Maxing to attract a wife is like, who can jump the highest on a trampoline? That's what it was when you were a kid. I remember if you're like the fastest guy in school, you could kiss whoever you wanted.

[Adam Johnson]

Oh, you'd build ramps and you would break an arm. Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

So when I was.

[Carter Banks]

You had a cast, dude. Like, the women would be like, whoa.

[Tim Pool]

When I was. Break your arm. When I was a teenager, me and a bunch of my friends were skating at the skate park. They were. They were a couple years younger than me. They were like 16. I was. I was 19. And this one kid was like, hey, I've got some. I got this girl coming over, know she's going to come hang out at the park. So I went to all the dudes and I was like, here's what we're going to do. No matter what trick he does, we're all going to freak out. Like, it's the craziest trick we've ever seen he can do. Like. I was like, if he does like a board slide, which is like, relatively easy. We're just going to lose our minds no matter what. And anybody else has any good tricks, we'll just be like, yeah. And we'll, like, clap and just be real chill about it. They started dating. That is. That's how.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

That's.

[Tim Pool]

That's how it goes.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Best wingman.

[Tim Pool]

It was just funny because he did, like, a 50 50, which is, like, a basic trick. And then we're all screaming like, ah. I'm, like, banging our boards, like. And then we're like, he's so good. Oh, my God. And then, you know, the Tates.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Are you talking about this when. And they were in their prime, and they had, like, Tates and Justin Waller and these guys, and they were saying, whenever the chick comes to the table, they always say, whoa, do you know how lucky you are to be with X and Y? And it's the same thing that you were doing there with. With your skateboarding friend, just.

[Tim Pool]

Just pretending like he was good so

[Carter Banks]

he can look at him eating whatever he wants, never gaining a pound. Well, I'm stuck with the boring special. You can't lose an ounce.

[Tim Pool]

How's your lunch, man?

[Carter Banks]

Amazing. Yours? So good. Oh, I'm so happy for you. Cool, buddy.

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[Tim Pool]

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[Carter Banks]

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[Tim Pool]

He's the man.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

He's the man. Because women want a leader of men.

[Tim Pool]

Don't get me wrong. He actually was good at skatebo, you know, but we were, you know, goofing off.

[Carter Banks]

That's why the wife guy wingman method is not patched at all. Like, if you can get a. I'm spoken for now. But I will say, like, previously, if you had a wife guy that could wingman for you, because that's like, the rubber stamp. I'm stable enough where a woman can tolerate my existence and, like, is willing to commit to Me, women will see that and they'll be like, this guy clearly knows ball. So then if he recommends you and he says, like, this guy's great, he's a catch, like, I don't even know how he's still single. Boom. That's like the, that's the cheat code for all.

[Tim Pool]

That's why they say wedding rings. Like women are attracted to a guy wearing a wedding ring because for one, it's the female competition of he must be good a woman, you know, he's committed. And it's also proof of stable and safe relationship.

[Carter Banks]

Well, this is why you see in workplace dynamics, they've done multiple studies, is that they'll typically cite married men as like more trustworthy in the office, typically over 30. Because again, that would indicate, you know, obviously this isn't true all the time, but it would indicate that again, they're stable enough where a woman is willing to like basically depend on him for her future and that sort of thing.

[Tim Pool]

I think we just gotta ban social media.

[Adam Johnson]

Yeah, I think kids should be on it. None of my kids have social media, not until they were 18 and then they're 18 year adult has social media. But I look at this picture, I think to myself, one of the biggest issues that we have here is I think that women, we're not honest, we're not honest people anymore. A woman who looks like that on the right is not honest with herself. She doesn't make her happy, she doesn't feel attractive like that. She doesn't. She's doing that because someone's lying to her, telling her that's what you should look like. And men aren't being honest either, saying, we do want a partner, we do want someone to do life with, we do want to raise a family.

[Tim Pool]

Well, I think the issue is the greater male variability hypothesis. There, there are strong, competent, capable guys and they don't need to settle for whatever that thing is on the right. They will say, no, I'll take the carefree look on the left.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

Right.

[Tim Pool]

However, there are a bunch of guys that are cavemen who are like, me, take what me get. You know what I mean? So we can sit here and we can tell, let's say we saw this young woman and you know, she was out looking all normal. You say nothing really. Right. Some guys are probably gonna holler at her if she dresses like this. Men need to tell these women they look bad. That's the problem. Men need to be like, well, was your laundry day or something. She'll be like, what do you mean? I'm all gussied up to be like, oh, you just look terrible.

[Carter Banks]

That's like the number one thing, like poisoning men right now. And honestly, there's not really a way out right now as men operate out of stuff. Scarcity and like, scarcity mindset will lead you to not really advocating for yourself. And this is true beyond, like, you know, romance. This is true of, like, work, you know, workplaces. You just don't feel like you deserve more. You'll just take what you can get. And this is manifesting where you're actually seeing a lot of guys. And I just say anecdotally, I know personally, I hope they don't realize I'm talking about them specifically is they will literally the first woman that will like, commit in any way. They're just like, yep, that's good. I'm good. I'm just checking out because they like, won't advocate for themselves.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

And that's so unattractive to women.

[Carter Banks]

It's unattractive to women. But like, beyond that, to be fair to those guys, yeah, it's really hard. So they do have a scarcity mindset, but it's not just like out of nowhere. It's like, out of, like, experience. Like, they just realize like, oh, if I go on, you know, Hinge or Tinder and you get one like a month.

[Adam Johnson]

Well, that's the problem.

[Tim Pool]

But do you see what guys are doing now? They have an app that looks like you have a big livestream audience.

[Carter Banks]

Oh, yeah.

[Tim Pool]

So you open an app and it just shows the front facing camera with a fake overlay showing a chat and like 20,000 viewers. And it's like, comments are really generic. And then you can. What they do is they go to clubs, they hold it up and be like, yo, I'm streaming at 20,000 people. What do you want to say? And the girls are like, how to go home with you.

[Carter Banks]

I feel like the women, the women that would like this is like the most obvious point of all time. But like, the women that would be impressed by that are like the ones that will ruin your life. Like, you know, like my, my church. I have to.

[Adam Johnson]

I told my kids. It's like, if you. Okay, imagine like you. The idea is to get married at some point, right? Get married, have kids. That is, that is the idea we impart upon them. Where would you want to meet your potential wife? Would it be at a pickup club where the girl's dressed not modestly and you know, her tits are out for the world to see, or we want to Meet her in some place where, you know, it's, it's a good activity. She's, she's dressed appropriately and she's just hanging out with her friends, having coffee. Like that's where you find marriage material. It's not at the club.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, comes up in the bucket.

[Adam Johnson]

Women have also been lied to, saying, if you want to go find a guy, you got to go to a club. So, yeah, I just, I think everyone's lying.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Gyms are the new clubs, though. I mean, if you look at where girls are going to dress like hoes these days, like, alcohol is too expensive. Guys aren't really going anymore. So, like, the gyms are the new clubs. But on apps, though, you mentioned that one before. Have you guys ever heard of umoggle? So.

[Carter Banks]

Oh, maggle.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

So there's sometimes on my streams, Rattlesnake tv, I'll go on, you mingle and just do that where you just sort of go and have random interactions. And one of my chatters super chatted me and said, you should go on, you moggle. And basically this is a, an app where you can go on and try and mug the other person. So you go on there and it's literally 30 seconds of you just looking at the camera going, yeah. And it's got like a mog radar. And then somehow it determines who mogged who.

[Carter Banks]

It's modern dueling.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Then you just. Yeah, yeah, that is like modern, modern urban.

[Carter Banks]

You're like, oh, this is the end for me.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah, dude, I got mugged by like 14 year old. I was like, what the hell?

[Carter Banks]

I know it's brutal, but there was

[Tim Pool]

a. I'm curious for, for you, Tate. I'll tell you. A few years ago, we had talked about this phenomenon in Tinder and, you know, only OkCupid and things like this bumble hinge. So when I was young, I, I would go and hang out like UIC in Chicago. It's University of Illinois at Chicago and I'm 20 or years old or whatever, so I go to a party. Everyone at the party is 18, 19, 20, 21, 22. Ish. Like around, you know, college years. The young women there, their dating pool was the people in their class, the people in their dorms. They would only meet people in their area. They wouldn't really meet beyond this. But we were seeing the emergence of social media now. You know, MySpace had been around for a while. Facebook had taken over and so everyone was on it. You could still meet people through Facebook, but it wasn't really used for dating. For the most part, when OkCupid comes out, it opens the door for 18 to 22 year old women at universities to have a dating pool the size of the city. So for me, I go to a party, it's like the same women everywhere now because of dating apps. There's a 20 year old guy and a 20 year old woman and they're at university, they're at college, they're at, they're going to a university. And I was very British of me. And they hang out at a dorm and you know, everybody's partying and hanging out, they're watching movies and they hit it off. So then, you know, the next day it's like Friday night, he texts her and says, hey, did you want to come hang out? And she responds with, yeah, once I finish classes, I'll let you know my plans are. Then she gets a notification. Some 30 year old guy that she swiped on messages her and says, would you like to go out for dinner tonight? I'll pick you up in my convertible and then we'll drive to a rooftop restaurant where I will buy you dinner and then we'll go and sit by the lake. Then we can come back to my apartment. Who's she going to choose? Yeah, she may still like that young college guy. He may be a nice dude. She may not be thinking, screw that guy, I'm going for the guy with the money and the resources. She's just going to be like hanging out at a dorm with the friends, watch a movie, been there, go right around in a convertible and get to go to the lake and have a nice dinner. That sounds fun. How is a young man in college supposed to compete with that?

[Adam Johnson]

Women want men to have a plan. Like, you can't just say I want to go on a date. They want you to know what's the plan. How much thought have you put into taking me out?

[Carter Banks]

Well, it's called smurfing. So like in video games, if you like purposely lower your tier so you can play against lower ranked players, that's what's going on. There is these guys, it's like, you're 30, you should date. 30. I get like this is where like my most libtarded opinion is like the dating gaps like annoys me because I'm like a young guy and they're like smurfing and like gobbling up her dating pool. And then when you like press guys on this, they like it sound like they're defending gay marriage. They're like, why do you care what two consenting adults Adults do. And I'm like, bro, wait, wait, wait. I hate this dating.

[Tim Pool]

Dating apps have found that women message men their own age and men message 22 year olds. No matter how old a guy is, the average message he sends is to a 22 year old. Seriously?

[Carter Banks]

Yep.

[Tim Pool]

22 year old. 22 year old, 23 to 22, 24 to 22. 50 year old, 22. Every time.

[Carter Banks]

It's br. The smurfing is crazy. And the dating apps have like, institutionalized this where, like, it was actually really impressive. Like in the 90s and 2000s when, like an old dude would pull a young girl, you'd be like, wow, this dude must be loaded. It's actually fairly common now to be like a 5, even 10 year age gap because of dating apps. Because again, people are a little less picky on it now. And this is the problem is like dating apps, whether you like it or not, that's the majority of marriage licenses issued are issued to couples who met on dating apps. So it's like, it's not going anywhere to your point. I mean, people are having to go to like, gyms. Like, there's no institutions anymore to facilitate young people meeting each other. So the only place where they're guaranteed to find a dating pool is on apps. So that's why it's like making the problem worse. It's institutionalizing, you know, like, you know, you hear a lot of people and they're like, well, go to church or, you know, whatever. And like, you go to church and everyone's like, old and shy.

[Tim Pool]

Everyone's 85, old and shop.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah. So you're like, what am I supposed to do? So then you just hop on Hinge

[Tim Pool]

and like, I saw this video. I think it might be fake. But this woman was like, she goes, they said, just ask, shoot your shot. Because the worst thing that can happen. She says, no, well, that's not what happened. And so she shows like this, her messaging app where she like messaged her situation. Chip, she calls it, saying, like, what's the plan? And he sent her a link saying, here's why I ghosted you. And she clicks it. It's a wheel that says, like, chopped, overweight, poor. And she's like, what is this? And she hits it and then it spins and lands on overweight. Yeah.

[Carter Banks]

Oh, it's brutal out there. And that's like the biggest thing. It's like the worst they could say is no. It's like, that's not true. I had one of my boys, like, DM a girl and then she like posted the screenshot. He's like, can you believe the nerve of this guy? And then the worst part, I was, I was like, yeah, that's kind of crazy. Like, she's way out of your league, dude.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

I don't know how these 30 year old guys can. I guess you could date them for one time. But I remember when I turned 30 and 31 ish. And I talked to. If I go to bar and talk 21 year olds, 22 year olds, like, they're freaking dumb, dude.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

They've retarded.

[Tim Pool]

But hold on, are you trying to marry a guy or trying to.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

I'm just saying if you're just, if you're just trying to bang out, you're all right. But if you're trying to meet someone, like, you can't have conversations.

[Carter Banks]

Well, for us, who are we going to relate to? An autistic man? That's like the problem.

[Tim Pool]

We talked about this, right?

[Jake Rattlesnake]

The Gen Z thing before. It's like, I'm a millennial. I'm 31. When I was single, if I was talking to younger chicks, it's almost impossible to relate to them in any way because it's almost like 100 years has gone by with the whole social media.

[Carter Banks]

That's our turf.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

They speak, they speak their own language, they have their own things going on. All of the different words that they say, like, it's, it's not, it's like, it's tough.

[Carter Banks]

They analyze politics differently too. Like, my girlfriend was sending me Spencer Pratt, like reels in like January because she was like, oh, the guy from the hills is running for mayor.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah.

[Carter Banks]

But she's like, I like him, all right? I already like him. And I was like, that's awesome that women do have like this instinct because they just like saw them on MTV and they're like three months before Spencer Pratt was on any of our radar. She's like, this is the guy that's going to save la. It's a whole different world. I'm like, I don't even know what the hills is.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

They say some crazy shit. They always saying dead ass, this dead ass.

[Carter Banks]

Oh, that's a big problem. Girls are talking like black guys. Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

They call bro. Yeah.

[Carter Banks]

I was like, what? Hang on. Get your.

[Adam Johnson]

Well, Tate, I think you kind of articulated the actual problem. You're saying everyone dates online. No one goes outside anymore unless they have something to do.

[Carter Banks]

It's like a chick who came at first. The chicken of the egg is they go online because there was nowhere to meet or is there nowhere to meet because they went online? It's like juries out.

[Adam Johnson]

We're talking about solutions. Solutions are there needs to be more community organization. There needs to actually be events for young people to go out and do things. Yeah, like we used to go roller skating and shit. I mean, that's, that's, that's what we did.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

And I do now that's a nick.

[Carter Banks]

And I do have friends that are in like, pretty healthy churches that have a lot of young people and they have all met wives in there. So it's like.

[Tim Pool]

But again, it is a product of social media algorithms telling women not to like certain things and they want to fit in with each other. So they, they, they. You know, I would, I guess I would describe that heavy makeup buckle fat removal as chopped. They're, they're, they are chopping themselves, literally. And they look disgusting.

[Carter Banks]

Oh, yeah. Well, and to your point, even like the natural ways that people meet, like the run clubs were a thing for a while that still got facilitated by the Internet. Like, that's how you knew where to go, what time to go, who's gonna be there, was because of the Internet. So it's like even in the solutions to roundabout the Internet, you still have to go through the Internet to even find the places. Same thing with churches. No one anymore is just going to the church down the road. They're going online to figure out, okay, what's the best fit for me or something or which one agrees with my theology, which is valid, by the way. But everything goes through the Internet. Everything is downstream from the Internet. I refuse this notion that there's these normie oracles out there that are completely untouchable by the Internet. I'm like, maybe they don't. They're not chronically online, but everyone is being impacted by what's happening on the Internet.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Unless you have an Amish, it's everyone. No one escaped. No one escaped this social media generation. I mean, look at young guys, the way they came up these days. Like social media and pretty much everyone was exposed to, like, porn. And then only fans becomes just a household thing. You know, everyone knows about it. Everyone knows someone who does it. These sorts of things. Back in the day, that was just a completely degenerate act, that the prostitution was like, way out to the fringes of society, you know?

[Tim Pool]

You know, it's funny because. Are you guys familiar with hikikomori?

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

The anime guy, right?

[Tim Pool]

Anime guy.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

No, I'm definitely wrong then.

[Tim Pool]

Ikkika Mori is a phenomenon in Japan, where young men lock themselves in their room, don't have jobs.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

I've seen this.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, we call it neat. Not an employment, education or training. This is going. Yeah, yeah, it's going to be the norm.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

It's going to be like that episode of Black Mirror where you live in that, you know, 10 by 10 cube where every wall is a screen and everyone just watches and they have an avatar and you ride a bike all day to generate units to buy food. Yeah, that's where that's, that's. I mean that may be where we're headed

[Carter Banks]

though, dude. You meet like, you meet some people and you're like, honestly, when the AI buyout comes along, you should probably take it.

[Tim Pool]

That's what I was saying. Like the libs are going to want to go in the pod and eat the bugs.

[Carter Banks]

Oh, like you go to like a Walmart and you're like, yeah, half of these people need to take the buyout. Like they can't figure out the checkout machine. The Japanese, they can't like do anything. And I'm what's wrong? They won't even put their cart back. I'm like, that's the easiest like test of like if you're like a normal person.

[Tim Pool]

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[Jake Rattlesnake]

what they were doing with the Hiki komori?

[Tim Pool]

Yeah.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Is it because there was a whole generation of young men? Because in Japan, the way it works is you finish your schooling system, and then you go into the hiring process. So as soon as they finish school, they'll all go to this big sort of event where they hire, and then generally, you get hired for a job and you work there forever. And it's very dishonorable to leave your job. And so I think it might have been because of COVID or some other thing that happened, some Black swan event where there was a whole, like, year or two of young men who didn't get to go to that thing. So they basically just checked out, and they were just.

[Tim Pool]

But Hikikomori predates Covid, right? Yeah. I think it was, like, in the early 2010s, this rising phenomenon of young men who lock themselves in their bedrooms and then just never come outside.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

You said, I'm not playing any Asian incel.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

I guess.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

Well, I mean, it's. It's. It's more than that. They. They don't leave their rooms, and it's crazy. Their parents let it happen.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

The.

[Tim Pool]

The crazy thing about this is it's wild to look at Japan and they're collapsing birth rates and just be like, what happened to this culture that was so brutal they would commit ritual suicide for being dishonorable? And now they're just like a bunch of weak, well, childless forests.

[Carter Banks]

Dave Chappelle explained it. He said, we dropped two bombs on, and they started drawing hello Kitty and stuff like that. So I think that's what.

[Tim Pool]

That's a good point. Well, we occupied them. We basically said, you can't have a military anymore.

[Carter Banks]

And that's actually real. By the way, the hello Kitty thing. Thing was actually like, that's a true story. Because after the war, the Japanese wanted to, like, clean up their image for, like, the global markets and that sort of thing. Because it was after the war, they were perceived, again, as this, like, warrior culture. Very tough, very insulated. And so hello Kitty was a directive from their Ministry of culture to, like, soften their image to the world.

[Tim Pool]

They're like, we need to be gay.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah. It's like, guys, new Strat. Like, the ninja stuff. It's, like, so out. That's 19 times.

[Adam Johnson]

Like, we got spaghetti.

[Carter Banks]

We're gay now. Our new Strat is we're gay. Yeah.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

But when you do go to go to Japan, though, and you look at the cultural influences and all the guys that the women like, it's the cat boys, these little very effeminate. Like boy band looking guys. Those are the guys that are all over the, the posters and everything. They don't have a shred of masculinity.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah. The sumo wrestlers are looked down upon. These are like the coolest guys ever.

[Tim Pool]

Samurai. That was like a big deal back in the day. The samurai were like nobles.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

And then guns came around and it didn't matter anymore.

[Carter Banks]

The sumo wrestlers need to rise up and like dominate these guys start throwing them around.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

You see what they're doing in South Korea about the birth rate. I've got a friend who was in the South Korean military and then he started getting. And people that he knows, they were getting sort of contacted by the government to try and get access to their sperm. Anybody who's over six foot in, in the South Korean military or in the general public, they are trying to like get their sperm and basically impregnate all of these single women who are, you know.

[Tim Pool]

You know what's really crazy is how we fried the brains of an entire of half a country. South Koreans get Westernization surgery. It's like extremely common.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

Because you look at like these like Korean K pop bands. Like BTS was apparently in Vegas just this past weekend when we were there for the enhanced Games. And you look at BTS and they all have like westernized faces. And I'm not going to speak of any particular individual, but the general thing is like once they turn 18, they get Americanization Westernization surgery. We have occupied and controlled their media for so long. Koreans have. They have round faces. I am part Korean. I have a roundish face. But they get surgery to try and look like a European and it's creepy.

[Carter Banks]

They got to go. They got a full. If they're going to Americanize, they're going to go all the way. They got to put on like £100. They got to take a bunch of credit card debt on.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

This is a status symbol around the world though. I don't know if it's everywhere, but in a lot of places, like just think of Brazil for example. The wider they are, it's normally the highest they are. And then as you get further north, same with Colombia as well. The blacker they are, the socioeconomic and status they are.

[Tim Pool]

I went, I've been to Brazil quite a bit and I had a buddy down there and he was explaining this to me that your status is basically the lighter you are. And he was like, it's really funny because he once saw two black guys fighting each other violently over who was blacker. And they were like. He was like. The black guy called the other black guy, you know, like a racial slur. And the other black guy was like, you're blacker than me. And he was like, don't you call me black. And started fighting. And he was like, there's like, he's someone. He had like a grandmother who married a light skinned guy. They had a daughter who married a white guy. And the grandmother is just like really excited. Bragging to all of her friends.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Upward mobility, Right?

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. About how her granddaughter is white now. And she's like, look, look, my granddaughter's white. And they're like, wow. And they're like clapping for.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

I can't remember what country it is, but there's some countries where they've got certain makeups that make the skin whiter.

[Carter Banks]

India.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

India.

[Carter Banks]

And the Indians, like run their mouths all day long. And I'm like, you guys use skin lightning cream. You're trying to like re area in yourselves.

[Adam Johnson]

Like, Jake, do you know of a country where the more red you are, the more popular you are?

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

More red? Yeah.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

In Bolivia, I noticed that they very orange because of the. But no. What country is it?

[Adam Johnson]

I don't know. I'm asking if I have to move somewhere.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

Wait, wait.

[Adam Johnson]

Ask you for a friend.

[Tim Pool]

We got to grab this one. Big news. Democrat Rep. Al Green unseated by Rep. Christian Menifee in Texas primary with two incumbents. He gone. Urkel took him out.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Look at that.

[Tim Pool]

Wow. He does look like.

[Adam Johnson]

Wow.

[Carter Banks]

Gosh, dude. That's what happens.

[Tim Pool]

He's gonna. As soon as he. He wins the general, he's gonna come out like Stefan.

[Carter Banks]

It will. It's kind of sad seeing the last generation of black men who like, have their hair straightened. Like they're all on the way out and it's like, that was kind of a fun thing that they're doing for a while. Like the Jerry curl, it's all dead.

[Tim Pool]

I heard that Urkel was supposed to be like a one off character.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

Yeah, that's what I heard too.

[Tim Pool]

And then. But they were like, everybody loved him so much. He became the main character.

[Carter Banks]

Ended up inspiring the entire black Republican caucus. Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

No.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah. Al Green is like literally one of the worst people in America.

[Tim Pool]

Well, this guy's a Democrat, so.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, you can have fun flipping burgers.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. But it was kind of funny to watch him like, wiggle his cane.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

You don't know what he's saying, but it's going like.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah. What was it? What was this sign? The sign of the last state of the union was like, black people are not monkeys or something like that. And it's like that was the ballot box. So.

[Tim Pool]

So Menifee, he's 38. He was sworn into Congress this year after he won a special election to replace Rep. Sylvester Turner. Green opted to run in the deep blue Houston based 18th district after his 9th district was redrawn to make it more heavily Republican. A key part of the plan was to gain more seats in Texas this year. And that he got, he got, he loses, he loses. So, you know, these far lefties are getting, are getting kicked out. However, I don't know, is Menifee lefty as well? He probably is, right?

[Carter Banks]

If he's 38 in a deep blue district, probably, yeah. But I mean, Al Green, I don't even know what his politics were. I just knew he was just like yelling. He was just mad all the time.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, I don't know if he had any politics.

[Adam Johnson]

You're describing a Democrat, I think.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, he was just like mentally disturbed.

[Tim Pool]

Well, here's an honest question. What, what is the Democrat Party manifesto right now? Like, what are they? Honest question.

[Carter Banks]

Schizophrenia. Being chopped.

[Adam Johnson]

Shoot your opponents being chopped.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, that's like part of it. Well, you see this, like they literally like purposely nuke their sex appeal. Like they like cut their hair off and dyed it blue.

[Tim Pool]

Well, this is a funny thing. It's been historically true for decades if not longer that Democrats are uglier than Republicans. This is a fact, right? I'm not even saying this to be derisive. This is actually a funny story because we covered on this show a few years ago and it wasn't like we were going like, ha ha, Democrats are ugly. We were like, wow, look at this report from the Washington Post. They're saying Democrats are tend to be less attractive than Republicans. And then my response was, I think this is privilege. If you are attractive growing up, people will be nicer to you. It'll be easier to sell, you know, whether I mean literally sell or just to, to be charismatic. And you will have an easier go of things. And if you're uglier, you are going to have a rougher go of things. This means if things are easier for you, you're going to be saying, hey look, I did it myself, why can't you do it too? And if things are harder for you, you're going to say we need to band together because life is difficult. So it's like, it's like a, it's an attraction, privilege thing. And then all of a sudden like Libs lost their mind, started attacking me, saying, oh yeah, look how ugly Tim is. He thinks libs are. I'm like, well, it's the science. Democrats tend to be uglier than Republicans. It's a fact.

[Carter Banks]

Well, they did the composite of all the House Republicans and all the House Democrats and like the House Democrat was like ugly and evil looking and then. But then the composite Republican like looked like a total like slack jaw derelict. So it's like that actually kind of illustrates the politics. It's like the Democrats are just like evil and the Republicans are like broadly, it's like that's pretty accurate. I would say.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

This guy Christian Minifee, he's definitely going to turn into Justin Pearson. You know, he'll look clean and cut to start. Give him a couple weeks.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Oh, I saw that Reverend.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah.

[Adam Johnson]

Loved his hissy fit in the church. That was great.

[Carter Banks]

That was so funny.

[Tim Pool]

Well, here, here's a composite of all politicians in Congress. I don't, I don't think it's as, as described, Tate. I think it's just.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, there's one where it shows the side by side of each party. I know for sure. It's on John Doyle's Twitter.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

Yeah, John would have that.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

When did he post it? Long time ago.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, I saw it fairly, fairly long ago. I can see if I can find it. But it's so true.

[Adam Johnson]

They both just look like reptiles.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

If you guys have ever played the game Geofinder, have you ever played that game?

[Carter Banks]

Oh yeah.

[Tim Pool]

Oh yeah.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

It looked like the Geofinder.

[Carter Banks]

Ethno Guesser.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, no, Guesser.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Oh yeah, sorry. Ethno Guesser. That's the one. They look like the Ethno Guesser people. I love playing that game on stream.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, it really trips you up when you got to get like in the niche, like Indian ethnicity and it's like.

[Tim Pool]

So he posted probably a long time ago then, right?

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, I'm going to try and find.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

There's also, I think it's called Deportation Guesser.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, we play that one.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

That one's fun.

[Tim Pool]

That one's a lot harder to be honest.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Well, it's basically they'll give a person and their charge a photo, their name and their charge and you've got to guess if they're from like Mexico or Honduras and occasionally you get someone from outside Africa or China or something like that.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

That sounds, I guess it could be difficult any. Because in modern America now anyone can have any kind of.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah, yeah. You don't know which part of Latin America they're From sometimes you can get the Colombians, Venezuelans. Jamaicans are pretty easy to get. Cubans as well, if you know your. You know.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, you gotta have like insane ball knowledge to pick apart the Latin American one.

[Tim Pool]

He posts a lot of gorilla gifs.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, he's really into that. That looking up gorilla. That's like.

[Tim Pool]

Looking up gorilla. Yeah, yeah, that's. I'm just like scrolling through John Doyle's meeting. I'm like, there's a lot of gorillas.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, it'll just be like someone tweeting, like at John Doyle, I'm single and fertile. And then it'll just be like, it's like very. It's like every day I'm trying to. Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

And a lot of this fat bird.

[Carter Banks]

Oh yeah. He had a fat bird phase for a while too. We could do that. Just analyze his media.

[Tim Pool]

Sitting around every fifth image is the gorilla. Tate, I actually googled what a wholesome

[Carter Banks]

Chungus was this weekend because you kept saying. And I'm like, I really want to know what. Oh yeah, what is that? A wholesome Chungus. It's like just someone that's like Reddit, like, you know, like they were like, oh, you know. You know, like I. I am a country man. I'm a tough country man, but I think trans women are women.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

And like, like, oh, that's such a good name for them, dude.

[Carter Banks]

Or like, you know. Yeah. Or like just a fat slob. I arrive at the Kelsey. Kelsey. I'm a wholesome Chungus, you know, patriot. And it's like cuz that's the only approved white guy phenotype is just like

[Tim Pool]

fast dude, I guess. He also posts Misery business a lot.

[Carter Banks]

Oh yeah, he's really like, really into Paramore. Like it's insane. Actually, he's like alarmingly into Paramore.

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[Carter Banks]

Yeah, he like, it's like all he talks about.

[Tim Pool]

Are you. Are you being serious?

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, I'm being dead serious.

[Tim Pool]

Because like, I'm scrolling through his meeting. I'm like, I keep seeing this. Yeah, it's like Misery Business from Paramore. And a gorilla.

[Carter Banks]

He just posts the whole music video.

[Tim Pool]

He did. Yeah, several times.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Several times.

[Tim Pool]

Several times.

[Carter Banks]

So we're trying to find a useful composite image and he's just buried it with monkey gifs and Paramore music videos.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

John, if you're watching this right now,

[Tim Pool]

John can retool tweet.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

I might text him right now and

[Tim Pool]

he's like posting it. Response to like police brutality videos. We gotta bring John back on the show.

[Carter Banks]

That sounds. That checks out. Yeah, I'll give him a call.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

I think we're talking about Paramore. We were down in the kitchen the last time he was on, if I'm not mistaken, because he's really.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, that's his thing. That's his politics. I think he said he's a Paramore national.

[Tim Pool]

She's like, she's. But she's like super woke, isn't she?

[Carter Banks]

I think he would argue you could fix her. He said the same. He made the same argument about the girl from Harry Potter, the redhead.

[Tim Pool]

Well, she was, I guess. I guess, like, she was a Christian. She got like a cross on her leg.

[Carter Banks]

She grew up like an evangelical in Mississippi.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

She'd be like the female wholesome Chungus.

[Adam Johnson]

Well, so did Katie, but I think, right.

[Tim Pool]

She terrible. I. I don't know the full details of the celebrity stuff. She got cheated on, I think, by her husband and they got divorced, like, instantly. So I have to imagine, if you, like, it's got to be brutal. You know, you get married, you're trying to do it right. You're like, I'm gonna, you know, follow the faith and all that. And then you just get kind of used views. And yeah, many cases and you go woke. I mean, this is what I talk about quite a bit. Like, if you do not give someone a path towards redemption, they will go the other direction. This is not. This doesn't necessarily fit this way. But like, Ashley St. Clair, I think, absolutely fits this.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

Yes.

[Tim Pool]

She was a powerful right wing personality. And after the Elon thing, everyone decided, I'm gonna side with Elon and just attack Ashley and insult her so she goes the only direction that she can. What is she gonna do, just not exist anymore? People need social circles. And so now she's going on all these lefty podcasts, she's going on shows with Hassan. And there was literally no reason for the right to make an enemy of Ashley St Clair, who is a smart and socially powerful individual.

[Carter Banks]

Well, I think she said that verbatim. She's like, as soon as she had this split with Elon, they're obviously going to side with Elon.

[Adam Johnson]

Well, the right can't apologize to the left because the left will just hunt you down even more. But I think the right does have the ability to forgive the right, and that's what sets us apart. So I think in Ashley's case and Paramore's case and Katy Perry's case, like, it's not difficult to say, listen, we make mistakes. And after we make our mistakes, you know, it's it's incumbent upon you to find that faith. Pick yourself a boost out the track.

[Tim Pool]

Hayley Williams did that thing where she had that viral moment where she got up in front of the camera and was like, donald Trump is a Nazi or whatever on her show. And it's just like.

[Carter Banks]

But we'll take anyone, like, literally, like, Casey Anthony could be in. Like, I believe in free market economics. Like, this should be the next nominee. She's fantastic on the Supreme Court.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

Like, Michael Knowles took that Onlyfans girl

[Tim Pool]

Nala, or whatever women will. How old is John Doyle?

[Carter Banks]

He's like 26.

[Tim Pool]

Isn't Haley, like, 40 again?

[Carter Banks]

He could fix her. If anybody can do it, it's him.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

You often see this. Women who are right wingers, then they. They encounter a little bit of turbulence, and all of a sudden they're centrists or left wingers. Like Lawrence Southern, for example. Another one there just becomes left.

[Tim Pool]

You know, Lauren Southern is left.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah. Well, she's a left. She's like a feminist now. And she's saying, well, all of the. Yeah, she's going around and saying all of the culture war stuff. It's not real life. She went and said the other day that she was playing social volleyball, and then the women's team beat the men's team, and she was just like, wow, all of the culture war indoctrination that I've been fed is just so wrong. And when you go in the real world, you'll see that. And it's like, what even is that?

[Adam Johnson]

Let me just clarify that for you. So it was men versus women playing volleyball. The men were probably very distracted.

[Tim Pool]

Just, oh, there's a really funny video. Like, I can't remember some guy made a video that went viral on Tick Tock where he saw. He's like, women. Olympic women have a choice in what they wear, and they always choose to be naked. The. The women's uniforms.

[Carter Banks]

Well, that was the bit where he was, like, watching the volleyball, and he's like, why are they wearing, like, thongs? And then he was, like, debating with this, like, friend that is, like, friend's fiance. And she was like, like, it's from mobility. And he was like, well, when the Special Olympics roll around, all of a sudden, the Mobility's not the N1 mixtape to her. Like, what's going.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah, but.

[Tim Pool]

But men don't wear thongs.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah. And he. And he was going in his Instagram video through all of the different options.

[Tim Pool]

They can wear full body suits.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yes.

[Tim Pool]

And they can wear shorts, but they choose to Be naked.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

So he, I think he made an original video right corner. And then eventually, and then somebody, a feminist responded to him and she's like,

[Tim Pool]

men forced them to do it. It's the patriarchy. And he's like, no, you're stupid.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Here's the bikini is all of the different.

[Adam Johnson]

Here's the thing. You're selling basically your best asset. And they know, no pun intended, you're selling your best asset by doing that. Right. Men actually gravitate towards someone who is more modest than the one who's giving it up for free to the, for the entire world to see.

[Carter Banks]

It's true.

[Tim Pool]

I think uniforms should be uniform and that men's and women's Olympic uniforms should be the exact same. That means the guys, when they wear the, like, they're like just above the knee shorts when they're doing gymnastics. Women should wear the same thing.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

And men play volleyball. They're wearing, you know, tight pants. Women should wear the same thing. I don't understand. You know what we need? We need the patriarchy. We need the men to be like, women stop being naked for no reason.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

That's the one they will always fight for, you know, onlyfans. And being naked on the Internet, that's a really. An abortion. Being naked on the Internet and abortion. You see that. You see this everywhere though.

[Tim Pool]

But John can fix all of them.

[Carter Banks]

I think he's up the task. Yeah. I mean, you see like mobility, like gardening requires a lot of mobility. And you see like the Mexican dudes and they're like decking out like beekeeper

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

outfits, the long sleeve shirts and everything.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, they got the beekeeper outfit on. Like you don't know what's going on.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

They even dress like hoes on their wedding day these days. I see a lot of revealing wedding dresses.

[Carter Banks]

It's crazy. I mean, look, they've. They went way too far for the record. But like, you got to hand it to the Muslim guys. Like, do you know how long it'd be to get my girlfriend to put a bed sheet on her head to go outside?

[Adam Johnson]

Like, imagine dating with your father at church, your wedding in a scantly clad wedding gown. Yeah, well, that's probably the problem. The father's not there.

[Tim Pool]

All right, we're gonna go to Rumble Rans and Super chats to smash the like button. Share the show with everyone you know. And the uncensored portion of the show is coming up at 10pm rumble.com timcast IRL. You don't want to miss it. Let's see what you all have to say, though, we got Devin Grism says, hear ye, hear ye. All hail Lord Rattlesnake, the most base chad of all the lands. Good to see you, brother.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Thank you for using my correct pronouns based slash chad. Thank you, Dave.

[Tim Pool]

Token Magus says it is so bad that Gen Z can afford to go to the casino, sports betting and weed, but can't afford to go to the bar to socialize with their friends. Yo, everybody's been talking about this. Gen Z, on average, spends $28 per day on food. Isn't that insane? Because they order out. They don't. They don't make their own food anymore.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

Okay, sure, bro.

[Tim Pool]

When I lived in LA and I was broke and I was sharing a studio apartment with two people, I would go to the little. Little super mercado. I would get a pack, like a 40 pack of corn tortillas for, like, a dollar. I would buy a bunch. I would get like, six tomatoes for, like, 17 cents. And then I would get this tiny little mayonessa for, like, 50 cents. And that's all I would be eating for, like, the week. Because I was broke. I wasn't being like. And then sometimes I treat myself to a Dollar Burger from Hardee's or Carl's Jr. Whatever it is in California. I'd be like, well, okay, I will sustain myself off of just tomatoes, mayonnaise, and corn tortillas. I turn on the stove, roast those corn tortillas right on the fire, and I put some tomatoes and mayonnaise. That's all I would eat. And then maybe a dollar to get a burger. And the reason why is because I didn't have $30 to buy a lot of everything. So I was only spending a dollar on a dollar burger. And then eat, like, you know, sustain myself on the rest, y'. All. That's me treating myself a dollar burger. But 28 a day, Gen Z is spending, on average.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

Is that one meal or all meals for the day?

[Tim Pool]

Their food for the day is $28.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

Because each meal, if you go to McDonald's is like 16 bucks, no matter what, for the most part.

[Tim Pool]

Right.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

Unless you get.

[Carter Banks]

You got to play the app game.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

Yeah.

[Carter Banks]

So the money is.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

I heard about that.

[Tim Pool]

So Gen Z tends to order out probably on, like, doordash or whatever. And they're like, I'm gonna get a burger, fries, and a drink. And it's gonna cost me 28 plus delivery. Or it's gonna be $20 plus delivery.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

Insane. Yo, five guys is nuts. Like, I order five guys for the office. Oh, and there'll be like 10 people here. It's like 300, 400.

[Carter Banks]

The post. Five guys. Clarity is like. You're like, what? I mean, they throw.

[Tim Pool]

What have I done?

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, they throw a few extra fries in the bag. So you don't, like, off yourself, I guess, but you're free peanuts. Unbelievable.

[Tim Pool]

That actually annoys me.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

Oh.

[Carter Banks]

I DoorDash for like six months, and I love the five guys orders. I. I just eat like three pounds of peanuts just waiting for it. I be like, take your time.

[Tim Pool]

I can't stand. They take the cup, they fill it with fries, and then they dump extra fries on top. Stop doing that. Okay. We throw those away, right, bro?

[Carter Banks]

Whoa.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

Yeah. You don't eat those extra fries.

[Tim Pool]

Nobody here eats them. Nobody here eats them. When. When I order five guys, the burgers are gone. And we have a bag, a bag of french fries that goes in the garbage.

[Carter Banks]

Well, I'll. I'll next.

[Tim Pool]

I think you guys are lying.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

I swear to God.

[Tim Pool]

Because we order five guys and the fries are just not eaten.

[Carter Banks]

Dude.

[Tim Pool]

Like, even, like, we order a large in that cup, it gets like, half gone.

[Carter Banks]

When I go to McDonald's, I'm, like, digging under the napkins looking for, like, a spare fry. I feel like. Like a Victorian child.

[Tim Pool]

And I saw a funny video. I can remember the comedian's name. He's like that old chubby 80s actor, and he's like, when you need a smoke break, but you don't smoke. Have you seen this one? He, like, he walks out, leans up against the wall, and then he pulls out a McDonald's french fry thing and starts pounding the bottom of it. And he pulls out a french fry puts in his mouth. And then he pulls that. He's like this. And he pulls out a ketchup packet and lights it and goes and squirts the ketchup on it and then eats it.

[Adam Johnson]

Carbs a real thing these days. Carb shaming.

[Tim Pool]

Carb shaming.

[Carter Banks]

Oh, yeah. You'll see, like, the ingredient list. And it'll be like, just like straight up. Like nuclear material. Just like cancer. Like, straight reduce cancer. And then Americans will be like, oh, my gosh, there's sugar in there.

[Tim Pool]

Like, let's grab the same old man says, tim, women are the problem. Too many anti men and anti family. Maybe just take away some women's rights and feminism.

[Carter Banks]

The Floyds have gone completely agree.

[Tim Pool]

Well, you know, it was funny because some woman. I camera what? It was like some centrist woman. Who was it? What's her name? The Libertarian woman, she tweeted out something like, women don't want to have kids, it's their prerogative, whatever. And I responded with it's a self correcting problem. Kind of like as a passive. I saw the tweet and I was like, you know, my thought process in that moment was women don't have to have kids, but they will be erased. So this is how evolution works?

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Kind of yes and no. I mean, if you look at the modern women, they were raised by these like products of the sexual revolution and they were a little bit more traditional. But then these modern women are just, just have.

[Tim Pool]

No, but it's a self correcting problem.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

But then, but even if. So if there was another generation of women who were more traditional.

[Tim Pool]

But like we're talking about with Muslims and Mennonites, the liberal feminist ideology can't exist because they don't propagate themselves.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

The educational substructure, if that says, is

[Tim Pool]

collapsing and the social, it's collapsing. We've had this debate a million times on this show. Conservatives are winning culturally because the idea that liberals can just infect conservative children isn't correct. It works to a certain degree, but default libs are susceptible to this. And then whereas you had a, you know, an urban liberal family that celebrated Christmas and went to church, then their kids didn't go, and then their, the next children, the grandkids, didn't have kids at all. Christian families are largely resistant and have like true Christian families have been resistant to it. Now we're seeing the pushback in the institutions against all of the indoctrination. So liberals need to make more of themselves so that it guarantees they propagate their ideology, but they don't. They just try to infect other people. The problem with that is mathematically it's a, it's a, it's a negative. So conservative has two and a half kids. Those kids are likely to have the values of the parents. Liberals will try to indoctrinate them, but there's a competition for the minds of these, of these children. Liberal children will be raised by liberals. Liberals with no conservative attempt at indoctrinating their children. If they don't have kids, they're just competing for the minds of someone else's kids. That's a losing battle in the long run. I think it's losing. I think the math shows that when you see the pushback to all of the, all of the wokification in schools, Bud light, target the books. We can see that the idea that liberals can subsist off of indoctrinating someone else's kids is not correct. While some kids will be infected with the woke mind virus, whatever you want to call it, in the long run, they just cease to exist. The ideas die with them.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah, I mean, I'm hoping so. I'm hoping that that's the case for sure. So the argument here is that even if it is the case that conservatives do have a bunch of kids and that liberals have less kids, the conservatives will then take back over the institutions and we won't have all of this indoctrination happening within education culture.

[Tim Pool]

I think that's what we are seeing happening right now over the past past few years. So take a look at mcu. They did. So the MCU is pure patriarchy. American tradition. Hero's Journey Iron man is a womanizing, rich, arrogant, cocky asshole and the most popular character Marvel's ever had because of the movie. Captain America is the American soldier. Fight and die. Love America. Lie to join the army. Thor, he was okay, but arrogant masculine guy and then he has to like you know Hero's Journey ish When right before they did Endgame with the massive success of the mcu, they did not have a female lead. They do Captain Marvel. That movie did a billion dollars. Captain Marvel was awful. So this began the woke era of the MCU multibillion dollar franchise. Then they created Marvel's the sequel Bombed Miserable Bomb. Three female leads, female villain. Nobody wanted to watch it. Woke garbage. They have now decided to erase the last five or six years of marvel and bring Robert Downey Jr back. The the attempt at creating these woke narratives of girl power failed miserably when they so with Captain Marvel. I love it. Captain America, scrawny guy, good spirit, honorable, no strength, sickly lies. Five times to try and join the army because he's desperate to give whatever he can to his country. They grant him the super soldier serum. They say it amplifies what's inside of him and they make the perfect all American soldier. Captain Marvel. An accident gives her ungodly powers and she has them the whole time. But a man puts a suppressor on her to hold her powers back, constantly telling her to watch her emotions, to keep her emotions in check. Finally, she breaks the inhibitor, realizing she was strong the whole time, and defeats the man. That movie did well because Marvel did well, but that was when they stuck the stake in its heart. Over the last several years they keep doing these awful Marvel shows and movies which are just nonsense, trash and people have hated them. So now they're like let's erase everything and go back in time to before we did all that. So they're literally just erasing the past six years of movies and shows. It's amazing. Anyway, long story short, what we are seeing right now, WOKE is dead. Don't get me wrong, like when you win a war, the, the, the, the, the. The nation you have conquered still exists. Those people are still there. They still have ideas. So WOKE still exists in some forms. It may come back, but for the time being it's actually pretty crazy. Look at Bud Light. They'd never recovered. I was wrong about that. I thought the sales numbers would rebound when it normalized. Never. Bud Light died. It's crazy. Target got rid of all this stuff. So anyway, long story short, at, during peak woke, we talked about how these schools in Chicago and Florida were putting out these books, weird sex things. Liberals don't have kids. So what they were doing was they were going, they were doing drag story time. Well, guess what? I got drag storytime banned out here inadvertently. Apparently just by coming on the show and demanding the governor stop it. The community had a huge backlash. And I wouldn't even, I didn't even show up there. They were doing a drag show with children in front of a building I owned. I got really pissed, talked about on the show and I asked the AG why he was allowing it and he says, I'm the lawyer for the state. I'm not the prosecutor. You gotta talk to the DA about you.

[Ad Voice]

It.

[Tim Pool]

So apparently I didn't know this, but following my complaining on this show and just mentioning it, it created a backlash in the, in the area and online forums in the neighborhood say that they can't hold the drag shows for kids anymore because I complained about it on this show.

[Adam Johnson]

Good.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, I was like, really? And like there, there are people posting F. Tim Pool because of him. They banned the, the, the, the drag shows with kids just by talking about it. Well, they're so my, my, my point ultimately is liberal has a kid. They control the institutions. They indoctrinate that kid with the parents and the institutions. That guarantees another liberal conservative has a kid. The institutions try to attack the child's mind and some of them become liberal. But they're still competing with the, with the, with the parents who are instilling faith based values. It is that, that I would just put it mathematically, you can call it like negative replacement rate for liberal ideology. If it takes 10 liberals to indoctrinate one kid over a long enough period of time, the liberal ideology dies with the people who age out self correcting problem.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Well, yeah, I mean I do think that liberalism and feminism is a ultimately a nihilistic death cult that eats itself, especially feminism, because they don't have babies. And then if even with the ideology that they do promote open borders and, and such, it brings in cultures that aren't obviously as friendly to feminism. But WOKE being dead, I'm really not so sure about that. I think the culture war, it has lost for people who are on the Internet.

[Tim Pool]

This is why I clarified when you conquer a nation, those people still exist.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah, but, but they're just suppressed in serious positions of power though. I mean I talk to a lot of my friends who are in the corporate world, for example, and all of the WOKE is still there in Australia. You've got these welcome to country ceremonies.

[Tim Pool]

So let's.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

You've got all the dei.

[Tim Pool]

Right, right. I'll make the point again when, when we occupy Germany. After World War II, administrators in government remained in government. Certainly many leaders were removed. But there were still Germans that were in power when, when the Soviet Union collapsed, there were still prominent governors, mayors and Soviet party members who stayed in positions of power despite the power structures collapsing. My point is WOKE obviously still exists. They've been conquered and now they're basically suppressed. There are still institutions that espouse these ideas. Certainly, you know, when you conquer a nation, the people still fight back. They're still partisans, they're still fighting. My point is the war is over. At this point, you are not going to be able to pull off Girl Boss, the movie Marvel anymore. They were literally wiping out billions of dollars spent to bring. They're. They're offering. What is, what is Robert Downey Jr. Getting paid for this one? Like a billion dollars. I'm insane amount of money?

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

Yeah, I think it's 50 million per. That's crazy amount though.

[Tim Pool]

I don't think Robert Downey I think is getting more than 50 million. I think he's getting hundreds of millions for, for the new Avengers movie. And they're bringing Chris Evans back too. Like they are literally like, we have to erase everything. There was a story last August that Kevin Feige apparently went around firing every activist, every feminist producer and writer that he, that they had at the company. He just went around being like, you have killed our money machine.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah, it's terrible for business and in terms of Hollywood and sort of that WOKE culture, I would largely agree. But even the things that we were looking.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

50 million per movie plus back end.

[Tim Pool]

No, no, no, no. Just Avengers, Doomsday just Avengers Doomsday is.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

Yeah, just 50 million plus back end. It's 200 million for both movies. And then Secret wars, it says Avengers Doomsday and Avengers Secret wars for both of them. 100 million for both, plus some back end.

[Tim Pool]

For IMDb I would have watched that

[Adam Johnson]

documentary, Kevin Feige going on firing all the feminists and activists I would watch.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

I mean, I'll make the point that seems low.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

50 million per movie. I think that's you're right, yeah.

[Tim Pool]

100 million to do two movies.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Just in terms of like this though, like the things that we were looking at before, for example, I would say that the younger generation, if they're not based, because a lot of them are a little bit more based, you know, terminally online. Yeah. Reddit and these 4chan, these sorts of things. But if they're not, if they're more left wing, I'd say that they're more of a hard left than the previous generation. And we're seeing all of these Charlie Kirk memes, for example, like on the right wing, for example, if you are talking about the Jews all the time, then you're like based, right? With the younger people, that's really based. But on the left, I would say that there's almost a counter reaction that's happening that if you say that you're like celebrating Charlie Kirk's death or something like that, then then you're like really based. And you do see this a fair bit on TikTok in these different places, like they will be openly celebrating these things. So it's an even harder left turn that I'm seeing.

[Tim Pool]

But that's not woke.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Well, I mean, I guess that's a different definitional problem. Then I'm seeing them like for example, the, like Hassan Piker being the biggest streamer, you know, woke is a product of Marxism though, like that it comes from, from Marxism ultimately and from this battle between.

[Tim Pool]

I think, I think that's myopic. I think, you know, because we've also had this debate quite a bit about what WOKE is. But saying what comes from Marxism doesn't explain why they were pro Ukraine war.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Well, because it's just, I guess it's just like the current thing.

[Tim Pool]

Right. My definition for woke is just cult like adherence to liberal orthodoxy. So whatever the liberal culture says is you must agree with no matter what. And only the priests are allowed to. To dictate. But it must be within, you know, the confines of their ideology.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

So wokeness itself comes from this idea of being woke, Right? Like awoken to culture and all of like Snoop Dogg.

[Tim Pool]

It was, it was specifically black people

[Jake Rattlesnake]

were all using it. And it comes from this idea that you're now awoken to the man. Right. And to this, to these racial problems that are happening. And this comes from this idea that of the oppressor and the oppressed class and that the oppressor is the white man, the oppressed is the black man. And we're awakened to this now. And we're.

[Tim Pool]

I think, I think you're kind of right. WOKE was very weak. It was just black people being like, racism exists, structural racism, these things exist. But that, that predates critical race theory. And you know, like, what was it? Derek Bell and like Kimberly Crenshaw, which adapted into it. I certainly think that cultural Marxism and critical race theory are components of what was woke. But again, the issue largely with defining woke is they were in favor, like the woke people flew Ukrainian flags. Which has nothing to do with oppressed versus oppressor or anything Marx related. It was just adherence to the liberal orthodoxy.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

But would you say Hassan Parker is a WOKE influencer? I would consider him, him a woke because he espouses.

[Tim Pool]

He is a proselytizer of the liberal orthodoxy. Right.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

So then people. Yeah, his opinions change. I would agree.

[Tim Pool]

There's like, there's, there's no unified theory of wokeness. That's the, that's, that's the point. It's just literally a murmuration of birds floating around in random directions, attached. Like one day they're in favor of saying the word wimixon, the next day we mix in is offensive because it's, it's special. It's, it's create a special category of trans women. So they, they change that. Like one day it's this one day, it's that.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Well, that's just essentially progressivism. It's collective power.

[Carter Banks]

Pretty much, yeah.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

It's whatever the current thing is, whatever's progressive. Old, bad, new good.

[Tim Pool]

We got to go to the uncensored portion of the show. So smash the like button. Share the show with everyone you know. You can follow me on X and Instagram Cast. It's going to be live and [e-mail] Timcast IRL. Jake, do you want to shout anything out?

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yeah. Streaming on Rattlesnake TV five or six times a week when I'm not on tour. Rattlesnaketv.com for my new documentary, It's All Free over there. Visited the killing fields and interviewed some of the last remaining survivors. So can't put it on YouTube, but check it out rattlesnaketv.com and thank you for having me.

[Tim Pool]

Right on.

[Adam Johnson]

I'm Adam Johnson. You can find me on Twitter or xrleader. I'm also running for Manitou County Commission. You can help support my race@vote adamjohnson.com

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

I am Raymond G. Stanley Jr. Find me on X or Raymond G. Stanley. Adam, Good luck to you, sir. Appreciate you. And sir, with your Killing Fields.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Yep.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

I think it's gonna be fantastic documentary.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Thank you, man. I appreciate that.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

Yes, sir.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah.

[Carter Banks]

Exit Instagram at realtate Brown. We're back tomorrow for the Rumble noon live show, so make sure you tune in to that on the Tim Cash channel. Adam, Godspeed. Jake. Thank you very much. Carter.

[Jake Rattlesnake]

Great to meet you.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. I'm Carter Banks at Carter Banks on X and at Carter Banks official on Instagram. Follow our record label@trash US records on YouTube.

[Raymond G. Stanley Jr.]

Thanks, guys for coming out. And let's get into the after show.

[Tim Pool]

We'll see [e-mail] Timcast IRL in about 30 seconds. Thanks for hanging out.