Democrats STRIPPED OF Power Over INSURRECTION w/Josie TRHL, Daniel Turner, & Lisa Elizabeth

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Episode Title: Democrats STRIPPED OF Power Over INSURRECTION
Date: May 14, 2026
Host: Tim Pool
Guests: Josie (The Redheaded Libertarian - TRHL), Daniel Turner, Lisa Reynolds

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Episode Overview

This episode dives deep into the recent and dramatic developments in U.S. politics—specifically, the Tennessee House stripping Democrats of committee power due to disruption, GOP intra-party warfare (especially centering on Rep. Thomas Massie), sex scandal accusations, allegations of government and CIA misconduct, and the explosive testimony implicating Anthony Fauci in a COVID-19 coverup. Along the way, the conversation branches out to redistricting battles, technocracy fears, in-depth AI and data center discussions, cultural issues, and concerns about media censorship.

The panel maintains a lively, independent tone, mixing hard-hitting political critique, policy debates, culture war observations, and off-the-cuff humor.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Tennessee Democrats Stripped of Committee Power (07:00–11:00)

• Main Event:
  Tennessee House Republicans have stripped all Democrat members from their committees following “insurrection”-like conduct during a recent legislative session. This move renders the Democrats effectively powerless in the chamber.

• Description of Events:
  Democrats protested the redrawing of districts, allegedly started fires (e.g., burning a Confederate flag printout), made noise with airhorns, disrupted official business, and coordinated chants with the gallery.

  • Tim Pool (07:21): “They’re starting things on fire and stomping them on the ground. They’re fighting in the aisles… Why won’t they arrest these people?”
  • Lisa Reynolds (08:06): “They act like animals all the time… there was one girl, she got arrested for taking her top off… They never got in trouble, so this is nice.”

• Panel Views:

  • Support for the Republican action, with some wishing for even harsher (law enforcement) consequences.
  • Parallels drawn between this event and January 6, with a satirical back-and-forth on the severity of punishments (solitary confinement, seditious conspiracy).
  • Josie (10:42): “This sounds like seditious conspiracy to me. They deserve 17 years.”

Notable Quote:
Tim Pool (09:30): “If you’re holding something with a lighter and you are trying to light it on fire indoors, I feel like that’s an arrestable offense. Right?”

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2. Republican Intra-Party Battles & The Thomas Massie Scandal (11:15–19:40)

• Topic:
  Discussion on how the GOP establishment is targeting Rep. Thomas Massie amid unsubstantiated sex scandal accusations.

  • Analysis of political tactics involving “October surprise” allegations.
  • Critique of Republicans going harder against Massie than most Democrats.

• Massie’s Record:
  Praised for being constitutional and principled, though not always aligning 100% with party leadership.

  • Josie (14:20): “Thomas Massie ran on Trump’s platform, then Trump changed his platform and Massie didn’t… He’s the most constitutional by far.”

• Money in Politics:
  Noted that establishment donors can overwhelm grassroots fundraising (example: Mariam Adelson matching $1.3M).

• Sex Scandal Details:
  The accusations were mocked for being vague and not credible.

  • Lisa Reynolds (12:21): “She’s not making any actual accusation… The accusation is that he was paying her not to say he was a sexual deviant.”

Notable Exchange:
Ian Crossland (13:21): “I think Massie’s the best congressman we got. This is all shocking. I don’t care if he’s hooking up with chicks… Give him some leeway in his personal life.”

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3. Right-Wing Influencers & Social Media Infighting (19:37–24:03)

• Topic:
  Marjorie Taylor Greene versus Benny Johnson and how social media influencers amplify scandal and division within conservative spaces—especially during primaries.

  • MTG called Benny “a lying scumbag.”
  • Theory that attacks on Massie are meant to prevent him from receiving support from moderates or Democrats.

• Critique:
  Tim suggests it is self-defeating for conservatives to attack someone voting with them 90%+ of the time.

  • Tim Pool (24:03): “If Thomas Massie’s your biggest problem… do you know who the frig we’re up against?”

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4. Redistricting, Political Warfare, and the Cultural Schism (25:30–27:39)

• Analysis:
  Republicans are seeking to secure “loyalist” seats via aggressive redistricting, which in turn is sharpening fights within the party over ideological alignment and conformity.
  • Lisa Reynolds (26:49): “It’s very hard to unseat an incumbent despite what people think… I kind of have a feeling [Massie]’s gonna keep it.”

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5. War, Foreign Policy, and Military Funding Debates (29:10–32:38)

• Debate:
  A spirited argument over America’s global military posture, funding for wars (including Israel and Middle Eastern conflicts), and the libertarian position represented by Massie.
  • Ian Crossland makes the case for an offensive military approach to prevent defense at home.
  • Josie explains Massie’s “constitutional, noninterventionist” stance, emphasizing defense, not offense.

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6. The Expert Disconnect & Urban vs. Rural Political Dynamics (35:21–37:47)

• Topic:
  Frustration with policymakers (often urban Democrats) making decisions about agriculture and energy with no real world experience in those fields.
  • Daniel Turner shares stories illustrating the urban-rural divide in knowledge.
  • Daniel Turner (36:24): “You have members of Congress who want to make ag policy, energy policy, health care policies, who aren’t even doctors or farmers.”

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7. COVID Origin Coverup – Fauci Senate Testimony (41:00–47:03)

• Breaking News:
  CIA whistleblower testifies before the Senate, directly accusing Dr. Anthony Fauci of intentionally covering up the lab-origin theory for COVID-19.

  • Key Testimony (excerpt played by Carter Banks at 41:06): “Dr. Fauci’s role in the COVID up was intentional...”

• Panel’s Analysis:

  • Optimism that the “deep state” is being broken by whistleblowers.
  • Skepticism over whether any real legal accountability will follow.
  • Ongoing critique of “curated experts” and the manipulation of scientific authority during COVID.
  • Tim Pool (44:14): “Heads have to roll.”

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8. COVID Lockdowns’ Damaging Effects on Literacy and Society (52:26–57:49)

• Observations:
  Lockdowns have devastated education—especially for children, with some cities like Philadelphia reaching 52% adult functional illiteracy rates.
  • Broader point about societal trust and voting competency.
  • Humor/critique about public education and societal equality (“flattening the social order”).

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9. Cultural Wokeism & Media Representation Debates (59:14–64:07)

• Topics:
  • Reactions to Hollywood updates: diversity quotas, casting (Lupita Nyong’o as Helen of Troy), Elliot Page as Achilles rumor.
  • Critique of “forced representation” vs. staying true to literary/cultural source material.

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10. AI, Data Centers, and Technocratic Fears (64:42–78:46)

• Tech Dystopia:
  Worries that data centers are replacing people’s essential utilities (especially in Tahoe), and that AI-generated culture will further depreciate individuality and freedom.

  • Ian Crossland (64:58): “We revert into anarchistic tribal warfare… or go into AI technocratic overstate…”

• AI Advancements:
  The speed at which AI, virtual worlds, and haptic VR are advancing, and the dangers of “digital escapism” becoming society’s drug.

  • Dystopian visions: VR experiences replacing real life, addiction, and reliance on corporate/government-controlled infrastructure.
  • Tim Pool (76:41): “Liberals are going to lock themselves in to fight dragons. And we’re watching this happen every day.”

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11. CIA vs. ODNI Document Seizure Controversy (82:25–98:21)

• Claim:
  Initial reports (later clarified) that the CIA “raided” Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard’s office to seize JFK and MK ULTRA documents she was processing for declassification.

  • After cross-checks: No raid, but the CIA took back boxes of files previously under Gabbard’s ODNI jurisdiction (possibly without proper authorization).

• Panel’s Analysis:

  • Raises suspicions about deep state “civil war”, jurisdictional battles, and cover-ups.
  • Carter Banks (86:36): “If this is true… we are looking at coup level.”
  • Tim Pool (97:23): “It could be a turf war between different intelligence agencies who don’t trust each other.”

• Censorship Concerns:
  The show’s YouTube stream briefly went down when discussing the CIA, fueling speculation of targeted suppression.

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12. Censorship, Corporate Power, and the Future of Free Speech (100:01–105:28)

• Observations:
  • Personal accounts of censorship from YouTube and Facebook.
  • Speculation that corporate digital infrastructure (YouTube, social media, banking, etc.) is erasing the ability for dissenting voices to function.
  • Calls for distributed, transparent “digital constitutions” and mesh networks.
  • Ian Crossland (104:27): “We're going corporatocracy... Corporations are gonna be running this show... We need a real corporate governance.”

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13. Miscellaneous Segments / Q&A (107:51–end)

• Massie Poll:
  Live poll among show viewers: about 50/50 on support for Rep. Massie.
• Humor:
  Camels, sand countries, and unique American cultural references.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Political Retaliation:
  “If you’re holding something with a lighter and you are trying to light it on fire indoors, I feel like that’s an arrestable offense. Right?” — Tim Pool (09:30)

• On Party Loyalty:
  “If Thomas Massie’s your biggest problem… do you know who the frig we’re up against?” — Tim Pool (24:03)

• On Deep State Tensions:
  “If this is true… we are looking at coup level.” — Carter Banks (86:36)

• On Censorship:
  “We’re going corporatocracy… Corporations are gonna be running this show right now.” — Ian Crossland (104:27)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Tennessee House Democrats Stripped: 07:00–11:00
• Massie Sex Scandal & Intra-GOP Warfare: 11:15–19:40
• Right-wing Influencer Drama: 19:37–24:03
• Redistricting/GOP Strategy: 25:30–27:39
• Debate Over War/Foreign Policy: 29:10–32:38
• Urban/Rural Policy Disconnect: 35:21–37:47
• Fauci Senate Testimony/COVID Coverup: 41:00–47:03
• COVID Literacy Crisis: 52:26–57:49
• Woke Media & Movie Casting: 59:14–64:07
• Technocratic Fears/AI/Data Centers: 64:42–78:46
• CIA vs. ODNI Document Battle: 82:25–98:21
• Censorship & Tech Power: 100:01–105:28
• Q&A & Viewer Interaction: 107:51–end

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Conclusion

This fast-paced episode is a tour de force through the biggest current stories in U.S. politics (legislative discipline, election warfare, deep state intrigue, and the COVID legacy), always returning to the question of power: who holds it, who’s losing it, and who’s rewriting the rules. Tim Pool and guests deliver sharp takes, ask tough questions about the future of democracy, and provide ample cultural commentary for those looking to keep pace with America’s ongoing political chaos.

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Transcript

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[Lisa Reynolds]

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[Carter Banks]

But we've got the peace of mind part covered. South Carolina is expected to push forward with redistricting despite the fact state level Republicans tried blocking the effort. We're hearing there's going to be additional redistricting down the line, which it's, it's a toss up. I would say arguably it's a victory for the Republicans, but for now we want the victory in front of us. That being said, we're going to have Mississippi and Georgia redistricting for the next cycle after 2026. Some people are arguing, well, it's just so late in the game already. But my argument is just steamroll through. They should be doing it. So some people are throwing this as criticism, but I'm going to say it like this. All of it's just bad news for Democrats. Missouri's court has just upheld their new map. Cry more about it. And in the craziest outcome of all of this, Tennessee has stripped all of their Democrats in the House from their committees over their insurrection. So at least finally now we're getting some pushback from the Republicans. It seems like maybe sitting around being a wine snob doesn't protect your country, so they're actually starting to do something. But I would just stress what we are seeing is kind of like the furthest degree of animation a wine snob could have. I apologize for the wine kind of sewers out there, but that's just the analogy. What we want is brutish crazy Republicans just saying enough and cracking the belt. Instead we're getting angry wine snobs saying well then you can't come to a party. But I'll take it. I'll take what I can get. We'll talk about that. Plus of course there's fears of Hantavirus once again. Illinois seeing some cases, claims of human, human transmission expanding. And eh, we'll see. I don't know how serious this is, but considering that they are working on a vaccine. We talked about this a couple days ago with Brett Weinstein. It is strange, the structure of, of how this story is rolling out and the interest in making a vaccine for a virus that only has 30 cases in the US per year, if that quite make sense. And then Chud the builder. I don't know if you guys know the story, but he's a guy who walks around, accuses people of chimping out, got attacked, uh, he got attacked and he shot the guy. And so apparently I'm hearing that it was like some black dude who said don't be saying chimping out. And he said it. The guy swung at him, he shot him, got shot himself. It's a crazy story, but more to do with the social media stuff. But don't worry, I saved the best for last. A CIA operative has accused Anthony Fauci of a direct coverup of COVID in Senate testimony today. So this is massive. And I'm just wanna, I just wanna go ahead and say auto pen pardons don't count. So let's lock em up. We're gonna get into all that. Before we do, we got a great sponsor for you my friends. It is backyard butchers. Good steak, huh? 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And you can call into the uncensored portion of Tim cast IRL the back third of the show. 10pm Only on Rumble. You can call in and talk to us and our guests. Smash that like button. Share the show with everyone you know. We got a massive panel tonight. We'll start with Daniel.

[Tim Pool]

Great to be back. Daniel Turner, Power of the Future. I am on my third hantavirus booster, by the way, in case anyone was curious. Not four, no, just my third. I'll get my fourth tomorrow.

[Carter Banks]

Oh, okay.

[Tim Pool]

So great to be back with y'.

[Ian Crossland]

All.

[Carter Banks]

Right on. Lace is here.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Hi guys. Nice to see everybody again. Thanks for having me.

[Carter Banks]

Tim, Josie's here.

[Josie]

Hi guys. I'm Josie. I'm the redheaded libertarian. It's great to have. Great to be back.

[Ian Crossland]

Yeah, it is. I'm kind of black pilled tonight. I can't.

[Carter Banks]

I don't know why.

[Ian Crossland]

Maybe I'm over caffeinated. But I love you guys and I want to talk to you guys, but I feel like we're headed towards this bizarre technocracy and we're just fighting for who's controlling the ship before it becomes part of an automated fleet. But talk me down from the ledge, Carter.

[Carter Banks]

Well, we'll see if I can help do that.

[Ian Crossland]

We got a stacked panel tonight and

[Carter Banks]

thank you all for coming.

[Ian Crossland]

Tim, let's get.

[Carter Banks]

We will get into this. A big story about. Was it 50,000 people are losing their electricity because they're diverting it to data centers. Oh, boy. The name of the game is this, my friends. You have a couple years left, if that, to own property or own something, but before it's too late, because then you're going to be just a cog in the machine and the machine will be owned by the halves.

[Ian Crossland]

That's what the numbers guy was saying. Gary's the numbers guy.

[Carter Banks]

He's not wrong.

[Ian Crossland]

Years to get your nut.

[Josie]

But I was reliably told that we would own nothing and be happy.

[Carter Banks]

That's. That's that. Right. You will. The rest of them will own everything and they'll be very happy. Let's jump to the story. We'll start here with the. Oh, man. The nuclear bomb. Tennessee Democrats removed from House committees following special session disruptions. This is massive. So I was. I was screeching about this when we watched videos of Democrats in Tennessee. All but hurt because they're getting rid of that one Democrat district. They're starting things on fire and stomping them on the ground. They're fighting in the, in the aisles. You got Democrats up, holding hands. They're blasting noise makers and air horns. And I'm just sitting here being like, why won't they arrest these people? Why don't they arrest any of them? Well, what ends up happening is Republicans just kick them all out of their committees so they're effectively powerless now.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I love it.

[Carter Banks]

And. And right. And there's a bunch of little things happening in this space. Look at you. Worked on the Hill for so long.

[Lisa Reynolds]

You're so happy, so happy about this.

[Carter Banks]

It is state level, though.

[Lisa Reynolds]

They. It doesn't matter. Like, they act like animals all the time. I remember when we were there was like that indivisible group way before, like, Antifa got big or anything like that. And they would come into our office and they would literally take over, like, sit on my desk and do all these kind of things. There was one girl, she got arrested for taking her top off in the middle of, like, they've been acting like animals, zoo animals for years, and they never got in trouble. So this is nice.

[Carter Banks]

Needed to learn just one very simple phrase. They're coming right for us, you know? Yeah. And then after that, it's just, you got to defend yourself, you know.

[Lisa Reynolds]

My chief of staff is really nice. They're my district director at the time. He used to let me Be mean to them. So that's fun.

[Tim Pool]

The rules for observing House and Senate, at least in D.C. i was a Senate staffer 20 some odd years ago. It's really strict, right? Not only just no cell phones, no video, no. No talking. You can only enter the. The galley or the, what do they call it? The, the, the. The gallery. I think at certain times, et cetera, these members, these legislators were engaging with people in the gallery, sending signals. They had air horns. They had, you know, a chance going back and forth. There is a decorum that's expected of legislators and I'm glad that they're upholding it. So I think this is awesome.

[Lisa Reynolds]

They were totally encouraging. They were like, they were praying while people were blowing air horns and they were like telling them to be obnoxious, like, no, you gotta go, you're done, you're in trouble.

[Carter Banks]

I appreciate that they're getting kicked off their committees and being stripped of power in Tennessee, but I wanted to see arrests. Like it's not going to stop unless you physically stop them. And I'm not saying hurt anybody. I'm saying use law enforcement capabilities to take these people to jail where they will stay for a certain amount of time and they will learn their lesson. Maybe not, but at least they won't be in the courthouse screaming.

[Tim Pool]

I mean, if you're holding something with a lighter and you are trying to light it on fire indoors, I feel like that's an arrestable offense. Right? That could be considered arson.

[Ian Crossland]

You know, like on government property. Like something like a January 6th style. People walk around smearing. Smearing poop on the walls.

[Carter Banks]

They smeared poop.

[Ian Crossland]

I heard that someone smeared poop on the walls during January6.

[Carter Banks]

I wouldn't be surprised.

[Tim Pool]

I'd be wrong.

[Carter Banks]

I don't know.

[Ian Crossland]

But you're saying defacing of.

[Carter Banks]

You know what? You are right about that, Ian. And so those people on January six, I think should be arrested for criminal trespass and they should serve maybe, you know, a couple weeks for trespassing. You know, first offense. Maybe you just get a court supervision like most people do. And with people who ride and fought cops, I think maybe a year or two.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Oh, wait, what about people that take tables out a window?

[Carter Banks]

Take tables.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I'm just kidding. Somebody I don't like. She should have been arrested. But, but no, like solitary confinement. That's what the standard is.

[Carter Banks]

So these Tennessee Democrats should be locked up in the, in the shoe.

[Tim Pool]

Two years solitary for what they did.

[Ian Crossland]

What were they doing exactly? Just blocking procedure.

[Carter Banks]

They're starting fires. They lost that guy held up a printer paper of Confederate flag and set it on fire and throwing the ground start stomping.

[Josie]

I don't know. This sounds like seditious conspiracy to me. They deserve 17 years.

[Carter Banks]

That proves it.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, I mean they lost the vote, you know, and both sides of the aisle are going to lose contentious votes. I mean you go back to losing the Obamacare vote, which vote, which was a really big deal, right. It cost some people like Bart Stupak were dating ourselves his. His reelection. Right. Obamacare. But. But when Republicans lost the Obamacare vote. I don't remember that. I mean there may have been some hissing, but I don't remember anyone lighting. I don't remember John Boehner lighting things on fire in the House chamber. I gotta tell you, I mean maybe

[Carter Banks]

if Republicans actually did things like that, we'd be in a very different country. But we can't seem to get anything through with the Republicans.

[Josie]

No, the Republicans job is just to maintain the status quo. That's what it feels like.

[Carter Banks]

Well, actually I will push back. Republicans have been a fight fighting very hard recently. Harder than they've ever been fighting. But I got to give them credit because I have never seen them fight as hard as they have to get rid of Thomas Massie.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Dude, this is, you know, it's. Honestly, that's fair. It's really out of control.

[Carter Banks]

You know, it's really fascinating. Sorry. Just the willingness to use sex scandals to go after somebody. I'm like, wow, that's Democrat territory. But we're going to really turn the volume up, right?

[Lisa Reynolds]

Like we're not going to say the word but like it. There's a bunch of these scandals right now. There's like the, the Patriots coach with the reporter, right? Like why do we care about like all these people and their personal lives like that? Like nobody's like, what's the word grape? Nobody's like graping these people. Like we're upset about affairs, right? Like that have been happening since like the dawn of time. And I'm not saying that we should like people should go out and have affairs and that's not good. But like I don't believe what's said about Massey. I think that lady obviously looks like a lunatic and what she's saying is not credible at all.

[Carter Banks]

But like what, what is she, what is she claiming?

[Lisa Reynolds]

She doesn't really claim much of anything. That's pro. That's probably it claimed that he used

[Josie]

his super secret cow money to bribe her.

[Carter Banks]

And then she said, well, bribe her to what?

[Josie]

To. Because he's a sex deviant.

[Carter Banks]

Wait, wait, wait. He was? He was. He.

[Josie]

Yeah, super. So she won't.

[Lisa Reynolds]

She's not making any actual accusation.

[Carter Banks]

The accusation is that he was paying her not to say he was a sexual deviant.

[Josie]

Yes, that. Yep, yep.

[Tim Pool]

No one who goes to MIT is a sex deviant. Right. He didn't go to Berkeley.

[Josie]

No.

[Carter Banks]

Well, I don't know. Have you guys ever seen Revenge of the Nerds?

[Josie]

Yeah, it's. It's not our business.

[Carter Banks]

Movie was messed up, but.

[Josie]

Yeah.

[Carter Banks]

So, yeah, I'm not joking. There was a nerd dude rapes the chick in the end of that movie. Which movie? Revenge of the Nerds. Oh, that's.

[Ian Crossland]

Different time to age a kid.

[Tim Pool]

Different times.

[Carter Banks]

What. What he does is he puts on the girl's boyfriend's costume so she thinks it' him, and then he has sex with her. And then she's like, wow, that was amazing. Yeah. And he's like, actually, I'm not really your boyfriend. It's like, oh, my God, different times. Yeah.

[Ian Crossland]

I think Massey's the best congressman we got. This is all shocking. I mean, I don't care if he's hooking up with chicks. His wife. I mean, look what the guy's been going through. Good Lord. Give him some leeway in his personal life. Like, all these people support him. And then Trump was like, do thing. And people are like, I'll do thing because master told me to do thing. And it's like, bro, they've got.

[Carter Banks]

What is it?

[Ian Crossland]

Miriam Adelson.

[Carter Banks]

Money.

[Ian Crossland]

Trying to get Massey out because he wants to stop Trump.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Obvious.

[Josie]

Yes. There was a grassroots. They raised grassroots. $1.3 million in donations. Mariam Adelson just. She has more money than God, so she just dumped the same amount and matched it. Just one person versus a grassroots organization. Trying to try. Trying to get him, you know, on this level. You know, the commercials.

[Carter Banks]

It's actually really funny because I've never seen Democrats. I'm sorry. I've never seen Republicans fight this hard against a Democrat. You know, it's like, oh, we got it. We got a Republican who votes only 90% of the time with Republicans. Got to get rid of them. It's got to go.

[Josie]

He ran on a stronger platform than Trump of doing Trump's platform. Like, yes, I am going to get rid of the. Or I am going to reveal the Epstein files. Yes, I don't want war. Yes. You know, everything has to be constitutional. We have to go through a constitutional thing. Yes. We need defense in this Country Thomas Massie ran on Trump's platform, then Trump changed his platform and Massie didn't change his platform. But I mean he's the most constitutional by far. If you, you could ask Rock right now who's the most constitutional congressman in all of Congress and it's going to tell you that it's Thomas.

[Ian Crossland]

We can rule with the as with

[Josie]

the votes with the Constitution, which is what Kentucky elected him to do. However, money wins elections statistically like 90% of the time.

[Lisa Reynolds]

But there should be a rule. Nobody should take seriously or believe any sex scandal that comes out a month before the election.

[Carter Banks]

Like any scandal, any scandal.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Right. Like it's got to be give it

[Josie]

the 48 hour rule. Dan BONGINO but no, nobody. Nobody.

[Carter Banks]

Like even the rule, even the Hunter Biden laptop was strategically and that shouldn't have been either.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Like, that should like no, these things should come out like when you know them, if they're true and you shouldn't like drop it. You know, the week before an election,

[Ian Crossland]

the voting crazy starts tomorrow, I think you said.

[Josie]

Yeah, early voting starts tomorrow.

[Lisa Reynolds]

That's clearly.

[Carter Banks]

But he's not even accused of anything. They're saying that he was trying to pay her not to file a wrongful, wrongful termination su against some other rep.

[Josie]

Yes, there was one of, I don't even care. One of this woman's friends came out and she said I was named. So I feel like I have to say something. Her name is Anna and this is probably trending right now so you can find it. And she came out and she said he, that, that at the time him and Cynthia went to her house and they were having like they were friends at the time it sounded like or maybe casually dating. It was after Rhonda died and Massie was just devastated. I saw him after Rhonda died. He's devastated. He lost so much weight it was almost unrecognizable. And you know, he was, he was grieving when he was there and everything. And at the time that this woman Cynthia, she was going through a nasty divorce at the time. And so Anna said she goes, I believe Thomas did offer her $5,000, but that's because she needed, she told him that she needed a new lawyer.

[Carter Banks]

I just, I just don't care like if she was like, he wanted to, you know, hit me in the face with pillows while we watched, you know, like little people wrestle or something. I'd be like, well like I get that's not the craziest thing I've heard.

[Tim Pool]

Listen to that too. It was just me.

[Carter Banks]

Like, I understand little people, Christian ethos

[Ian Crossland]

and morality, but like, if your leaders are like, didn't Donald Trump have like five kids from three different women? Like, who cares if the dude's banging nine chicks? And it's a polyamorous.

[Carter Banks]

Actually phenomenal. Actually. No, I'm pissed off. I'm pissed off that Thomas Massie ain't swimming in poontang because he's the best member of Congress. Yes, he's hot. He should have just all these hot chicks being like, oh, Thomas, Thomas.

[Ian Crossland]

I think he does, but he's toy about it. You know, he plays it cool. Cuz he's got a job to do.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah.

[Carter Banks]

You know, he's got to be like, ladies, please.

[Ian Crossland]

So look, Thomas, if the man doesn't win this, he should.

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[Ian Crossland]

You should. You should spoil the Republican Party and dominate that.

[Carter Banks]

I'll start a podcast.

[Ian Crossland]

Well, you should start a podcast then. You should run for governor of Kentucky or run for president or something.

[Josie]

I'm noticing that all the people who are really mad at Massie right now, they're all defending Jeffrey Epstein too. But nobody's fighting to get Ghislaine out of prison. Why not?

[Carter Banks]

Who's definitely like the people saying it's not really that big of a deal.

[Josie]

Yeah, yeah, that's Trump said sort of a big deal because Trump said so is a hoax. Massie's a huge deal, though, because Massie bad. Massie bad. So he's a huge deal. But they're.

[Carter Banks]

I don't know, man. You hear about what Thomas is doing with those chickens. He's got a thing that like moves A chicken coop automatically plucks capacitor. Witchcraft.

[Josie]

Yeah. He's got 30 patents. He's brilliant. Sometimes some of these memes I'm seeing going around against his opponent and him are like comparing their education, only they're leaving out Massey's education and they're just saying like, never passed anything. And then they're like, Edgar Rain or whatever the hell his name is, he has, he has 2 degrees or 3 degrees or something. And it's like. Well, I don't think they measure up to Massey's bachelor and his engineering and his 30 patents. But. Okay. But yeah, the whole thing is trying to make him look like an idiot. But you know, some of the stuff that Massey's gotten through, like he got the glyphosate protection stripped from the Farm act. And I'm sure we're going to hear about why that's a bad thing because we have to protect Big Chem. But you know, like, like he does, he tries to do good work. And the thing that people say, they're like, he never gets anything passed. He's. He's the worst because he never gets anything passed. I'm like, he's trying to pass constitutional stuff like, like auditing the Federal Reserve. And that's a bad thing, that his constituents aren't passing that. So he's the bad guy.

[Carter Banks]

Let's jump to the story that's from media. It's where it gets fun. Guys, you ready for a drama filled Wednesday? Lying scumbag. MTG and Benny Johnson trade insults in vicious exchange.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Who called who the lying scumbag?

[Carter Banks]

I think MTG called Benny a lying scumbag. So they've got Bobby Sauce who's criticizing Benny.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I love Bobby.

[Carter Banks]

And MTG says this is a clinic on how to call out the lies of social media influencers that get paid to spew propaganda. Benny Johnson, who I thought was a friend, couldn't even give me the courtesy of asking if any of these lies were true. TMZ and Daily Mail actually reached out, but not Benny. And Thomas Massey did not mistreat any woman, but happens to have a primary next week. So of course out comes a story from a woman who is just jealous she isn't Mrs. Massey. Benny said that like MTG fled the country to Costa Rica to live in a mansion. And he called Thomas Massie a pig. It's. Yeah, we'll play this Bobby Sauce video. Bobby. I'm have to skip over a lot of your commentary though, because we want to hear what he was saying. The horse. It's always the dirtiest, filthiest, pigs that squeal the loudest. Lincoln. Thomas Massey is a.

[Tim Pool]

Of course, if it's not the queen

[Carter Banks]

of the political grift herself, Benny Johnson.

[Ian Crossland]

You better bring some.

[Carter Banks]

I had to leave that one in there, but we'll jump ahead. Well, I mean, I don't want to cut through Bobby's video without giving him his. His commentary. If we're giving Marjorie Wheeling calling President Trump's administration, the Epstein administration, constantly banging on about the congressional slush fund. You know who also did this? Eric Swalwell. Yes, and here's more from Benny. Oh, victims, victims, victims. Oh, these poor women. Meanwhile, Eric Swalwell straight up drugging and choking women up in his hotel rooms, has like a staffer list as long as my arm of staffers that say that he committed sexual assault against them. Well, you know, this guy's talking about

[Ian Crossland]

people with sexual deviant secrets. This guy, the guy who. I hear lots of sexual deviant secrets. Hey, Benny, come on, man. Why are you blinking so much, bro? I like you, but come on.

[Tim Pool]

Cool.

[Ian Crossland]

I agree with that, by the way.

[Josie]

Thomas Massey.

[Carter Banks]

Thomas Massey and Marjorie Taylor Greene are the ones who led this. Oh, so you.

[Josie]

And he has zero ethics complaints against

[Carter Banks]

him dying from Congress and fled America. People that do this type of stuff. Cool. Marjorie Taylor Greene resigned from Congress and fled America, now lives in a $5 million Costa Rica mansion, bro. This dude is. So Marjorie says that's wrong. And Benny responded saying, I know everyone has become very fragile and overly emotionally emotional lately, so let me explain this. Call me. And slowly. I have covered trending news topics on my show. The Massey allegation and your South America mansion were the number one trending topics on this platform. I'm entitled to my opinions on these matters. I serve my audience. It's my job. And unlike you, I won't run away from my job when things get tough. Even worse, you are now siding with left wing extremists who attacked us for years, all for years, and want our movement and leaders dead. Anyway, have a great time crying about this on the View and cnn. You know what I would say is I think the Thomas Massie story. Mother Jones says this Thomas Massey has always been a pain in the ass. It's designed to prevent Massie from being able to get any support from Democrats. So Massie going after the Epstein files and staying true to it has generated a lot of goodwill amongst liberals who don't like Trump. The reason they don't like Trump. So I see a lot of These liberal personalities and these whackaloon lefties being like, Massey's the only good one. And it's because Massie is going after the Epstein files and telling Trump to shove off. And Trump's pissed about it. This, however, story, I think was dropped because we're in a primary. They don't want Democrats coming in and voting in the primary or right stringers, Republicans to vote to help support him. They want to make sure that Thomas Messi is not going to get any 11th hour support from moderates who might believe him. So sex scandal, something generally off putting that regular people are going to be like, I don't support that guy. I think that's the real issue here. As for Benny calling Thomas Massie a pig, Bobby Sauce goes on to say, he's a paid propagandist and I don't know if anybody. I don't think Benny's being paid by the Trump administration to say anything. That's silly. He's got a massively successful company, he makes money, but he serves his audience. Those are his words. So my perception on that, when he says, I'll just make sure I don't want to misquote him, he says, I serve my audience. And so my, my presumption is he can see what his audience is saying about this. They like Trump, they don't like Massey. So, okay, there you go. That's the opinion. The idea that Massey's a pig, though, is, is absolutely ridiculous.

[Tim Pool]

Well, your audience is wrong, and I'm in a tough bind. I don't know if Benny will watch this. Benny used to be a very good friend. I don't know if he considers me a friend anymore at this point. Last I saw him was in a restaurant in D.C. and he kind of like came by at the end of the meal and gave us one of those, like, finger bang, finger, finger, gun fingers, like, what's up, chief, bro? And left. And I was like, wow, that's, that's odd. So Benny, if you're watching, you have my number. He's doing a great disservice to his audience because if you dislike Massey, and a lot of Republicans do, Massey is still with you 98% of the time. And so who do you. If you don't have, like. Right on right. Violence does not do us any good. It's the same anger I had as when they kicked out George Santos.

[Carter Banks]

But Benny says in his show that he votes with Democrats all the time,

[Tim Pool]

which is just, just total nonsense. You know, it's just a total nonsense and you can dislike lots of Rep. Lots of Republicans I dislike. Right? I mean, but if I launched a huge campaign to oust Mitch McConnell because I dislike him, I still got a guy who's powerful, who's with me 88% of the time, like, yeah, replace him with someone younger and better. But like, I'm not going to spend my life destroying people who are with me the majority of the time when that side, the left, the communists, the progressives, they're really our enemy. That should be the focus of all of our attention. This stuff just pisses me off. So if Thomas Massie's your biggest problem, if even to the right, if Donald Trump's your biggest problem, do you know who the frig we're up against?

[Carter Banks]

This is all part of the redistricting war, though. The name of the game is the Republicans want to secure as many loyalist seats as possible. Thomas Massie is a principled individual who's going to vote on what he think, what he thinks matters for his values, his principles and his constituents. The GOP says fall in line. Trump says fall in line. So they're going to go after states on redistricting and they're going to go after squishy Republicans who don't vote in lockstep, at least on very, very important cases. For the most part, Thomas Massie obviously is aligned. I think his record is what, 90%? So there's things like overspending he says no to. And I respect it. I've actually disagree with Massey quite a bit on a lot of things, but I respect that he's principled. I disagree with Ro Khanna on a lot of things, but I can respect some of the things he's protected. Free speech issues with big tech, though, I think he's largely. Well, the thing about Ro Khanna is that as the child of immigrants, he's always going to be against us on the moral tradition, the American tradition. So it is what it is, and I understand that. But he's willing to come and have conversations. I can respect that. I would prefer a candidate who is going to be nuclear against the Democrat machine because we are in it's cultural wartime. That being said, they don't need the boot Massie. They just gained nine seats in redistricting.

[Lisa Reynolds]

So I have an unpopularity.

[Carter Banks]

I waste the money.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I don't think he's gonna lose a seat.

[Carter Banks]

Well, he's five points down.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Yeah, but like, you know, he's five points down and we're seeing a lot of backlash on social media and Twitter and All that stuff but that doesn't always translate to what people are seeing in their own district. And I say that from experience like it doesn't always work that way. Just because people are outraged and talking all this stuff. It really doesn't get to like the 60 and 70 year olds that are like Mass Ann that have been there and who are reliable actual voters. So I don't, I don't know. I, I, it's very hard to unseat and incumbent despite what people think. Like I kind of have a feeling he's gonna keep it so.

[Josie]

Tom, I forgot what I was gonna say.

[Ian Crossland]

You'll remember.

[Josie]

I'll remember.

[Tim Pool]

You remember. But I'll just jump in really quick to say and in the process we're pissing away millions and millions and millions and millions of dollars for just an absolute ego trip for van.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I just don't like the last minute fake scandal stuff by women who look like, you know, she SSRI at a van before she went on and talked

[Carter Banks]

to the Is is it true that

[Ian Crossland]

Benny coming from a place where he believes the scandal is true?

[Carter Banks]

I'm not commenting on other in that rant.

[Ian Crossland]

Yeah, he heard it sounds like a

[Josie]

rumor implying that yes, I think Benny just.

[Tim Pool]

I don't understand things on fire to watch them burn.

[Carter Banks]

But I don't understand even if Benny genuinely thought the story was real, like nothing in the story says that Massey's a pig.

[Josie]

What's, what's important. It's not like doing what your followers want you to do. It's telling them the truth and they don't always like that. And they're going to unfollow you. But you know what? If you're principled enough, you can you stay principled enough they're going to follow you again later when, when the cognitive dissonance passes. If they are that open minded and if they're not, then maybe you don't want them following you.

[Carter Banks]

I'm just going to say it again. I mean we're, we're in the off season. We're kicking off into the political season. So the stories are starting to get more and more political. Ad dollars will start pouring into YouTube and other platforms and then they're going to boost those, those videos to maximize the inventory. But that being said.

[Josie]

Oh, I remembered what I was going to say.

[Carter Banks]

Okay.

[Josie]

Thomas Massie. Okay. If you are a voter 2025, you know, like, like kind of that younger demographic voters, that is who is going to put Thomas Massie over the edge. So if you're watching this and you're one of those voters, NK4, and you're, you know, 18 to 30. If you're in that. That demographic, you need to vote. Your vote does matter. Your vote will make a difference.

[Ian Crossland]

I think that.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I mean, statistically, it's a problem.

[Ian Crossland]

I think rhetorically, Massey's problem. And I wish you were here, Tom, is. Is that we. I was gonna say that we need war. We need war. War, War without. If you refuse to fight in a war, if you refuse to fight in a war, you get killed by those that don't refuse to fight the war, and you will be slaughtered and subjugated. So we have to fight this war. We're still in the Great War. It started in 1914. It went cold for about 60 years. And now we are winning. America's winning the world war. We are taking over the world militarily, setting up for a new world order of technocracy faces face. And that's the.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Am I in an alternate universe saying we need more?

[Ian Crossland]

The cold and shot of it? Yeah. You can't deny war. It's like screaming, no, don't isn't enough. You have to actually fight it and win it. And so I think the whole no new war thing was sort of like tongue in cheek, like, yeah, wink, wink. We've been at war for 100 years. What are you talking about? It's not a new war. Finishing the war that we started.

[Carter Banks]

I don't know what you're talking about,

[Ian Crossland]

Tom, is like, we gotta stop fighting. I agree with you, we shouldn't fight, but the reality is we are, so we have to. So I think that him like, refusing support for the Iranian inclusion is probably misled.

[Carter Banks]

Are you talking about the Iran war?

[Ian Crossland]

The Iran war, the Venezuelan war, the Cuban war, America taking over.

[Carter Banks]

Hold on, just to clarify, I think you needed to give us like a segue first before you said all these things. You're saying that Thomas Messi votes against Trump's efforts in these wars.

[Ian Crossland]

Correct. And like, funding is. I don't know what his votes are with.

[Carter Banks]

You want to fund Israel?

[Ian Crossland]

I think that if we don't, that other forces will take over the world.

[Carter Banks]

Hold on, you said, you said we should fund Israel. I've got. I got $7,000.

[Ian Crossland]

We stop funding Israel right now, we will lose the. The Strait of Hormone.

[Josie]

We should not fund Israel. We should cut all foreign everywhere.

[Ian Crossland]

But then we would lose.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I have an idea. Get rid of the whole region.

[Carter Banks]

You owe me $7,000.

[Ian Crossland]

No, I think if we stopped funding the war machine, we would Lose the Suez Canal, and then we would slowly lose North Africa and then we would probably lose South Africa.

[Carter Banks]

And that's why we have to falsely accuse Thomas Massie of sexual deviance.

[Ian Crossland]

Well, that's what the military only way

[Carter Banks]

to fund Israel the order thinks is. Can we just hold on for a second?

[Ian Crossland]

Stick in the car.

[Carter Banks]

I get it, I get it. But the, but the joke insinuation being made is like Thomas Massie votes against funding Israel. He votes against funding these wars. The argument from not just. I'm not saying this is your argument, but there are a lot of people arguing we want these wars also would make like, come on, everybody knows this is a fake accusation. Like it's just a silly nonsense. Or even if it is, it's not even that big of a deal. The argument is how do we fund Israel? I guess we're gonna have to falsely accuse Thomas Massie of sexual impropriety.

[Ian Crossland]

I think they're slandering him in order to. I don't want to live in that to get their war funding because he keeps, keeps providing like a stick in the spokes. But I just would like to debate Thomas on policy about military because the libertarian ideal functions domestically wonderfully. But when you go outside and you have to fight dudes that are psychotically trying to kill you, you can't just be laissez faire about your military. You have to use it.

[Carter Banks]

And he thinks he can just have dominion over chickens.

[Ian Crossland]

I don't want to put words in your mouth. I don't know exactly what your policy is.

[Josie]

There are very big things, I'm guessing his policies. Constitutional Article 4, Section 4, which is we use our, our military for defense. And right now we're doing a lot of offense. And I think that that's probably what it comes down to. I don't want to put words into his mouth, but he's very constitutional libertarian.

[Ian Crossland]

Problem with ballistics is if you don't take Ryan Reynolds here from Mint Mobile. I don't know if you knew this, but anyone can get the same premium wireless for 15amonth plan that I've been enjoying. It's not just for celebrities. So do like I did and have one of your assistant's assistants switch you to Mint Mobile to. I'm told it's super easy to [e-mail]

[Lisa Reynolds]

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[Ian Crossland]

Then they encroach on your border, just like we did to the Russians. And then they'll get all around you. They'll blockade, you know, relatively. And then you're like, because you didn't fight an offensive war, now you have no choice but to defend. And we can't get to a point where we have to fight a defensive war on our own land. We can't that happen. The Romans knew that. That's why they took over half the planet. And we're trying to finish the job. So let us finish the job.

[Josie]

So do you think Venezuela should be the 51st state?

[Ian Crossland]

No. If they want to be, I think

[Lisa Reynolds]

we should just get rid of all the sand countries.

[Carter Banks]

It's a different region.

[Ian Crossland]

I'd like to see a world of localized governance, including Venezuela.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Venezuela, all the sand countries, Israel.

[Carter Banks]

When the UFOs come down, we say, can you, like, slice out those land chunks and just.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Just get rid of it?

[Carter Banks]

Just say, just like, you see how,

[Ian Crossland]

like, the Chinese are capitulating, The Russians are begging for mercy. It's because we've exerted our military force. If we didn't, if Kamala Harris just let the Chinese buy all our farmland, we'd be serfs.

[Tim Pool]

Feels kind of good, doesn't it?

[Lisa Reynolds]

We already are serfs.

[Ian Crossland]

It doesn't.

[Tim Pool]

Seeing all your enemies kind of bow before you.

[Ian Crossland]

I mean, it feels like sort of reinforcing, that maybe free speech will lead the day. But it hurts.

[Carter Banks]

I asked Grok just now to give me a rough estimate of chicken ownership by party in Congress. And it says 10 to 15% of Republican rural districts versus 3 to 6% of suburban Democrats. So the estimate would largely be that Republicans have a 3 to 1 or 4 to 1 even chicken ownership. I just don't trust Democrats for that reason. And I know I'm joking, but I was actually thinking about it. There actually is an interesting point you made that Democrats, largely being urban, are extremely and ever more detached from the actual functions of running this country's base level infrastructure. Meaning they're nowhere near energy production, they're nowhere near oil distribution, they're nowhere near farming, you know, animal or plant. They're in cities and they're on social media. And the joke about chicken ownership is Republicans tend to be in areas where they're generating energy and growing food and have guns. That's true too, you know, killing wild animals. Yeah, but imagine what that means then when it comes to the voting patterns of the federal government. When you try to explain to a Democrat, you know, oil Production. And they just say, ban oil.

[Ian Crossland]

Yeah, Yeah. I think that's the whole argument with no new war that's kind of like, ban oil. It's like, obviously, we don't want war, but in order to stop war, you have to win it. You can't just stop fighting.

[Tim Pool]

You. You are hitting on the ethos of my organization, why I started it, and that huge disconnect between the people who make our policy and the people who actually live the policy. And even though it's not energy related, it's ag related. When I talk to high school kids or college kids or this wonderful audience, the example I tend to give is Congresswoman Ocasio Cortez. And not because she's an easy punching bag, but early on in her rise, she was doing an Instagram live or a Vine or something, and she was at an urban farm in the Bronx, and she was talking about how all the community was gathering together to grow this food, but they weren't growing the food indigenous to the people. This is a Latino community. And there's no yucca, there's no cocoa, there's none of the food that the Latinos eat. And she blamed it on colonialism and white nationalism. And you wanted to say, no, it's because it's the Bronx. Right? Those things don't grow in the Bronx. And. And it's funny to laugh at because, like, there are no palm trees and there are no cotton fields in New York either. But the scary part is that she makes ag policy. And so you have these members of Congress who say, like, I'm gonna make a policy about agriculture or about energy. And their disconnect is so far removed that they actually are laughable and dangerous because they don't understand the industries that they are, quote, unquote, regulating. It's not just Elizabeth Warren and banking. She claims she knows banking because she's a Harvard PhD and because I taught these things. And there's an argument there she's wrong on banking. But. But when you have people who make ag policy, energy policy, health care policies, who aren't even doctors, Right. Who have never been in the medical field, and they want to make policy. That disconnect, I think, is something that our founding fathers would have found absolutely abhorrent.

[Josie]

Liz Warren is a tenured Native American, I'll have you know.

[Ian Crossland]

Yes, I wonder about that.

[Tim Pool]

With war, Indigenous knowledge.

[Josie]

Exactly.

[Ian Crossland]

People in Congress that maybe have never served in combat that are want the war like that, want no new. Like, they want to end the war. I feel like the patriot Act. I don't love it. But with an agile military, we've really positioned ourselves to be the dominating force on the planet. And if we hadn't in the last 20 years, if we just sat back and let the Russians take the Ukraine and the Chinese take Taiwan, then what world would we be in?

[Carter Banks]

Sorry, finish your point.

[Ian Crossland]

Oh, yeah. I mean, that's why I feel like these people in Congress that are like, tomorrow, who. I love you, dude. You're like, I would text you right now.

[Josie]

I'll text him right now.

[Carter Banks]

I just text.

[Ian Crossland]

The military stuff is, like, best left to the executive military forces and not. It's crazy.

[Carter Banks]

I'm at my wit's end.

[Ian Crossland]

How so? Because that's how I feel.

[Carter Banks]

I just looked up at Galrain's farm. Not a single chicken.

[Josie]

So he has no untraceable chicken money. Then you're.

[Carter Banks]

Well, I looked him up and I was. I was fairly optimistic and sympathetic like you. Look, he runs a farm. He does get a family farm. And I see a lot of cows and I see pigs and I'm just. I've been scrolling and I don't see any chickens. I don't trust a man who doesn't have chickens.

[Tim Pool]

Also, as a farmer will throw this out there for urban chicken owners. Chickens are happiest if they have a rooster, and a lot of cities don't allow roosters. Bees can't live without male bees. Even though they don't do anything, bee colonies that are all female ultimately die.

[Carter Banks]

Really?

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. Which is so bizarre.

[Carter Banks]

What do the males do?

[Tim Pool]

The queen bee, they literally hang out, which is so crazy. They don't reproduce. They don't reproduce.

[Carter Banks]

They literally.

[Tim Pool]

They just. Whatever they do, they just.

[Carter Banks]

The females go and collect.

[Tim Pool]

The females do everything. They make all the decisions. They build all. All of the cells.

[Carter Banks]

They collect pollen.

[Tim Pool]

They collect the pollen. They collect all of the nectar.

[Lisa Reynolds]

No, they go out and mate with the queen.

[Carter Banks]

And the dudes are chilling.

[Tim Pool]

The queen goes out and.

[Lisa Reynolds]

And then they go and fly and try to mate with her, but the

[Tim Pool]

one bee that mates with the queen dies.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Correct.

[Tim Pool]

And then the boys who never get a chance to have.

[Lisa Reynolds]

They also die.

[Tim Pool]

No, they come back to the hive and they hang out.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Yeah, but they kill them right before

[Tim Pool]

they know the boys hang and they're a small population, you know, they hang out.

[Lisa Reynolds]

But I promise you, the women kill all the boys before fall starts and then it starts over with.

[Ian Crossland]

No, they would.

[Tim Pool]

They would kill all of the boys if there. There was hive collapse. But otherwise they hang out all winter. They Are.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I promise you that I, I study bee stuff.

[Tim Pool]

I have bees. I'm a beekeeper.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Do the male bees die before winter?

[Tim Pool]

But it's going back to the ch. Chickens though. And I feel bad for. Even if you have four chickens in a chicken coop in the city and they're like, we don't allow roosters. Chickens like to have a rooster.

[Ian Crossland]

What if you.

[Tim Pool]

There's something about why. Why God created men and female. They want to be together.

[Carter Banks]

All right, this says in honeybee colonies, female worker bees typically evict and often kill or cause the death of male bees in the fall.

[Ian Crossland]

Yeah, often, but not always they do,

[Carter Banks]

but either way, I mean, the point being that they chill.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I just have to.

[Carter Banks]

What are they like, like for the rest of the year, the bees, the, the dude bees are like, I gotta do it.

[Ian Crossland]

They just keep the women warm and hang out and then hang out, tell stories.

[Tim Pool]

This, this, they do this.

[Ian Crossland]

I'm keeping you guys warm. Yeah, you can't really feel.

[Carter Banks]

All right, let's, let's, let's, let's, let's fry Ian's brain with this story from Fox News. Rand Paul brings CIA whistleblower to Senate hearing alleging deep state COVID 19 conspiracy. The longtime CIA employee allegedly has firsthand knowledge of intelligence officials burying evidence on the pandemic. His general assessment. Let me read a little bit for you. I guess they say, actually this is. Can we. I just pulled this one up and it's still not updated. The dude literally testified. We got the guy's testimony right here. I'll play a little bit for you. I want to get to the Fauci part are difficult to define given the

[Ian Crossland]

scope of the digs review.

[Carter Banks]

Intentional or not, the IC's actions resulted in a cover up, wasted resources and a failure to properly inform policymakers. Public health policy would have been very different had the American public been made aware that a virus from a lab in China was going to serve as the foundation for an emergency use authorization MRNA products being mandated by the former administration. Dr. Fauci's role in the COVID up was intentional. Dr. Fauci influenced the analytical process and findings by leveraging his position to ensure the IC consulted with a conflicted list of curated subject matter experts, public health officials and scientists. This included some of the authors of the paper, the proximal origin of SARS CoV 2 and other public health experts who have been in his orbit for the last 20 plus years. You know, I think on everything, I think white pill. I think the Trump administration has crushed the Deep state shattering of usaid. I think whistleblowers like this, they're coming out the indictment of the Fauci acolyte. I think these people are all scattered and starting to realize they see the writing on the wall. There is a new power infrastructure in town. It is the Trump sphere of influence and the Trump administration. So if you look at 2020, the Supreme Court says, we're not going to take up these cases challenging these unconstitutional election measures because they're scared of the deep state. So Biden gets in and what do they do? They arrest people, they arrest lawyers. It's nuts. They go after all the J6ers, put them in solitary, everybody's scared. Trump then wins, splinters USAID to the wind. Their funding infrastructure starts making these little indictments. And you know what I wonder, I wonder if it's more coordinated now. I'm not giving Trump any of this credit. He maybe gets some, that's fine. But I will just say it's annoying whenever, when all these libs are like, you think Trump's playing 42? No, I don't care if Trump is. I think Cash is. I think Pete Hegseth is. I think there's other people in his orbit. And I wonder if these little indictments on, like housing that Pulte did was actually just a shot across the bow. And what ends up happening is these lower tier guys from intel got the message. They're willing to indict these people on any little thing they find. And you know what the procedure is the punishment. Because even though we might say, oh, they're really going to get convicted over a housing loan application, no, but they probably spent $200,000 in legal fees already. So these guys who don't have that money or those means maybe a former CAA guy sitting there being like, oh, crap, what do you do? You get ahead of it. So you come forward and say, I'll blow the whistle on these guys. They made us do it. Don't look at me. Because they know old school. Deep State is routed and crushed and Trump means business.

[Tim Pool]

I hope you're right. I mean, routed and crushed in a year and a half would be. Would be good, but headed in that direction. What I loved what he said there with anyone who's ever dealt with anything scientific and coming out of government is when he said this curated list of experts.

[Carter Banks]

Yep.

[Tim Pool]

Because everything, whether it's the trans community, whether it's what I deal in, which is, which is the climate world. Everyone has their, like these panel, these experts all agree and they're like, well, the experts agree. And then you realize, did you ask anyone outside of that list? You know, how come no one else was allowed to opine? So the experts who were in on the COVID lie, I mean, really, heads have to roll.

[Josie]

Well, that's what they, that's what they did with even the laptop we have. You know, they use a lot of numbers. So they'll come out with 51, 51, 51. You know, or they'll come out with 1,000 people opposed RFK, a thousand doctors opposed RFK. So they come out, it's quantity over quality.

[Carter Banks]

I just want to address this for the naysayers. I'm not saying it's guaranteed. I'm saying I know for sure. I'm saying I would prefer to be optimistic than pessimistic. But let me just say this again. A CIA whistleblower just said, quoted on Fox News, and y' all just heard it.

[Lisa Reynolds]

It.

[Carter Banks]

Foushee's role in the COVID up was intentional. So it is now mainstream, publicly stateable, even on YouTube. I can say this, Dr. Fauci intentionally covered up the origin of COVID That's crazy. Six years ago, you were insta banned for even mentioning Covid or lab leak or anything like that. Now, I don't know that Foushee will go to jail, but this is not the first move. Foushee, was it his assistant or whatever, was criminally indicted. So these moves are happening. Comey getting indicted twice. I'm not saying that Trump's going to come in and you're going to get a military tribunal with Hillary Clinton screaming, no, you'll never stop me. And then someone splashing water on her and she melts. I'm saying at least some things happening right now. And I'm going to stress this feel

[Lisa Reynolds]

like it's that big of a deal. I feel like we already knew this. Like, right. The right already knew this. You know, the left, like, it's not going to trickle down to, like, their base of people. He may not get arrested. So, like, to me, this is just more of what we already knew.

[Ian Crossland]

Well, but.

[Carter Banks]

Yes, but who? My point is this. The swing was never going to be like a full instant reversal. The pendulum's got to come back down and start going the other way. When they nuked usaid, I stress as much as I can. I don't think people realize that Trump basically nuked them and they probably didn't see it coming within the first week.

[Lisa Reynolds]

That was wonderful.

[Carter Banks]

They knew. And again, I'm stretching this I'm stretching this. Trump is not the guy. Trump is not the 40 chess guy. Trump is the guy who got in and says, how are they doing this? And they said they are routing public funds through NGOs to pay lawyers and prop up their campaigns. And he went, nuke them. And they cut off billions of dollars in circuitous funding systems. Zeldin found a $7 billion slush fund for an NGO that was formed a month prior. The game they were playing, they got caught and they got shut down. Now, I don't know how they're going to fund their operations. You can see what they're trying to do in Virginia, and even there, they're failing.

[Tim Pool]

I testified before Congress on the Zelda stuff. You know, the billions of dollars that you just get your friends, you create an ngo, you know, the head of the irs, they get your accreditation in a matter of weeks and you apply for a grant and you get a $2 billion grant to combat climate change. And no proposal, no. No application, no history.

[Carter Banks]

Let me tell you, because I work for some of these companies. Let me tell you what they do. So I've done the street fundraising for environmental causes where you wave to someone and say, hey, help me save the environment. Right? They give us their credit cards, we get the money. And you know what these companies do? Do you think they fight to save the environment anyway? You know, they don't. No, they don't. And when, when I would ask these guys, what are we doing to actually help preserve the environment? They say, well, isn't awareness an important function here? And I'm like, hold on, are you saying that when I tell someone I'm fighting for the environment, that sentence is how we fight for the environment? Yes.

[Lisa Reynolds]

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[Carter Banks]

The fact that you went out, asked for money and took that money is creating awareness of the problem. And I said, so your argument is, when I ask them for money, if they say, what will you do with my money? I say, I'll go ask other people for money. Yep.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. These NGOs would set up, you know, we're going to. Whether it's climate change or starving children in Africa. Who doesn't love children? Right. And who doesn't want to stop starving children in Africa? So the first thing you do when you get your $500,000 or $5 million grant, $2 billion grant, is, of course, you need headquarters, you need office space, you need to hire your staff, your website, your. Your stationary. You have to have a conference. So you have a big conference in Vienna. Everyone flies first class. You stay there for a week. You invite all these speakers. Ian comes to speak, but ian's got a $25,000 speaker fee, so of course you pay for him. And. And then at the end of the year, you say, well, look, I've spent all this money. It's like, well, how many children in Africa did you. None of. But we did all of this, right? All of this. And this is the whole cabal. And then, of course, you invite congressional candidates, you invite Democrats, you have them write checks back to their. Everyone, you know, gives a $5,000 PAC check to Ian, who's running for office.

[Carter Banks]

Here's another big secret.

[Tim Pool]

I can't say that on camera, but

[Ian Crossland]

you made your point.

[Carter Banks]

Another big secret is a couple of other things these NGOs do is they give your money to a Democrat. The argument they make is, we will use. So they always operate two different. Everyone. Everyone does this. There's a 5.1C 3 or 5 1C 4, because 5 1C 4s can do politics, and they're not publicly disclosed. And so you give me $20 and I say, I will use this to fight for the environment. What does that mean? I just passed the $20 straight off to a Democrat. Good luck. Because I know the Democrats are for environmental issues. That's all that matters, what they do, you know. But that's what we did.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah.

[Ian Crossland]

I got to talk about Fauci for a second. Because if I was president, when I'm president and I'm running a secret military bioweapons campaign, my scientists Will lie for me, and that's their job. But that damn virus infected and destroyed so many Americans, and that guy still covered it up. That's the problem. They should have known. If that wasn't intentional, then it was the greatest act of malfeasance I've ever seen in medical science. But if it was malicious and intentional and they were trying to kill people, then there should be, in my opinion, severe repercussions.

[Tim Pool]

The only good part of COVID was you guys were in the other studio, and because of COVID no one was allowed to travel. So I came on the show, like, every week. So. So I will. I will thank Dr. Fauci publicly for giving me. Giving me the.

[Carter Banks]

Every week.

[Tim Pool]

Otherwise. Otherwise, it was insanity. The amount of. Just when you think of not just, like, families destroyed and businesses destroyed, marriages destroyed, suicide, people who moved into alcoholism and depression and opiates because their lives were just ruined. You know, when you. When people divorce, when you. When you bankrupt people.

[Lisa Reynolds]

During COVID I was traveling all over the place. I got upgraded to Platinum Pro on American Air.

[Carter Banks]

I was traveling so much like, I was the. During. During COVID I had the biggest. I don't know if I don't know by volume, it might be the biggest political show in the world. So we were doing 120 to 130 million views per month.

[Josie]

Wow.

[Carter Banks]

During COVID everybody's podcasts were much, much bigger, though. So proportional.

[Ian Crossland]

You know, people were desperate for something to keep them sane during that time.

[Josie]

Man, how it affected children, the virus. Like, I was raising little, little kids at this time during COVID and I have one daughter who was about. We're about to start her speech therapy right as covet, hit. And so children, the way that they learn to talk, you. They have to see the mouth move, and so everybody's mouth is covered up. And have you children with.

[Carter Banks]

Have you seen the video of the dude asking people to read a postcard?

[Josie]

Oh, yeah, that's in Philly.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Actually, the guy films right near the McDonald's near my house.

[Carter Banks]

He made another one that I was really shocked because it was a really easy one. Like, I understand saying, like, gauche and, you know, a silhouette of clothes.

[Lisa Reynolds]

My daughter got it. She's literally in sixth grade. And I go went over each one because he's done, like, four or five now. And I make her read them all. And there was, like, one or two words that she struggled with. She's 12, right. But she used context clues and inferred the meaning of all those words.

[Carter Banks]

Like, when she gets a word wrong, do you smack her?

[Lisa Reynolds]

No, I do, like, help her sound it out. And I'm like. But I forget what the word was the other day. She was like, well, the Latin root of that is blah, blah, blah. So it means. It was. I forget which word it was. It was just the other day. But that kid is from Philly. And then, you know, they were trying to expel him, right? Yeah, yeah.

[Carter Banks]

Of course there's. There's another one that he made where it was actually a much easier phrase. That one really blew my mind. I can't remember what it was.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Disciples. That's what she said. She was like, that's the root word of some Latin or whatever. And she's like. So that means students. I'm like, yeah, live. She does take.

[Carter Banks]

There you go. Look at that. But yeah, these kids brains are all fried.

[Ian Crossland]

Yeah. I don't think Fouche's like, do you know what? Like Herman Goring or anything. But he was. What were you going to say?

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, worse, Right.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Do you know what the literacy. The adult functional, like, illiteracy rate is in Philadelphia? Like, functionally illiterate adults. What percentage of Philadelphians. What?

[Carter Banks]

40.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Higher.

[Carter Banks]

What I was being.

[Lisa Reynolds]

52% of adults in Philadelphia are functionally illiterate. Look it up. I swear to God, it's horrifying. And if you look at. If Philly's not even one of the worst cities. Look it up.

[Carter Banks]

We gotta have a literacy and these

[Lisa Reynolds]

people get an equal vote to us. First of all, women shouldn't vote. Those people shouldn't vote. No one should vote. The really the thing.

[Carter Banks]

Only I can vote.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Vote. The fathers would be rolling over in their grave right now if they knew. If they knew that 52% of the population of Philadelphia gets a vote. That's why Philadelphia is so screwed up. The teachers. That kid did teachers too. They couldn't even spell words.

[Carter Banks]

Oh, I loved it when he asked him to spell necessary and millennium. Come on.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Like. And one was an English teacher. The CEO couldn't spell like, the CEOs. Man. I'm telling you right now, Philly's messed up. But every big city is messed up. These people have every. The same amount like, of. Of weight in our government that you do. People that are educated, they got. This is unacceptable.

[Carter Banks]

To be fair, I heard that no other language has spelling bees. Is that true? I don't know that only English does spelling bees. Because English is an absurd language with an amalgam of a bunch of different languages.

[Tim Pool]

See that?

[Carter Banks]

Yeah. Because we use we use Germanic, we use romantic roots, so. And then we. We might even borrow words from an African area or. Or Asian, though they're less likely, man.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, that makes sense. Like, if you say it to an Italian, like, how do you spell the word tremezzo? They're like, well, there's only one way to spell it. Idiot. Right? Like, you say it, it's spelled exactly the way it sounds. That's curious. I never. I never thought of that before, but it makes. It makes a lot of sense.

[Carter Banks]

Spelling is difficult and, like, the question is, why does Millennium have so many Ls in it? You know what I mean? Like, so when they asked the principal to spell Millennium and he couldn't do it, I'm like, well, you know.

[Lisa Reynolds]

No, you keep it. Like, well, no, you're the principal. You're teaching our children. That's why you can't have your kids in public school. You can't even have your kids in Catholic school. You just have to have your.

[Carter Banks]

I think math would be more funny. I want to see. I want to see a math one.

[Tim Pool]

How's your daughter?

[Lisa Reynolds]

Let me tell you the math, though, that they're doing this like, Singapore math that they. They call it right now.

[Josie]

She still has.

[Carter Banks]

What is it?

[Lisa Reynolds]

It's like, they call it Singapore math. And everything is like a bar model in it. And like, it's like bar model. It's a really ridiculous way to do math. Even like. Like I have my kids, like, go to math tutors just because. And they're like, even they say, like, this math is stupid. It really is.

[Carter Banks]

You know, I think. I think part of what they did with COVID lockdowns is these woke people want to flatten society, social order. They. They have the blank slate mentality. They believe that the only reason white people are wealthy is because they have systemic privilege and black people are poor because of semic racism. So if you lock the whole world down so nobody can work, reset everything, start over again, then everyone will be equal.

[Ian Crossland]

That guy's book was called COVID 19, the Great Reset. Klaus Schwab wrote that book. It was such a play.

[Carter Banks]

I mean, how.

[Ian Crossland]

How could that be unplanned? Yeah, they're trying to reset the planet. They talk about the Great Reset, and then the book's called COVID 19, the Great Reset. Okay, Klaus, dude.

[Carter Banks]

Okay.

[Ian Crossland]

The Manhattan Project secret weapons program. You got your scientists lying to the world. That's wonderful for a military to do that. But if you dropped the nuclear bomb on accident on Philadelphia, all those people should suffer Consequences that were involved in that. And they're like, I was just following orders.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I don't mind that. And I live there.

[Ian Crossland]

Fauci was probably just following orders. Probably. But even so, like to see the lockdowns destroying people and to still push it and to still push it and to this day to still push it like that is just beyond the pale, man.

[Tim Pool]

Absolutely. You look at going back to what you're saying about children, I just saw some report, I think it was Virginia schools overall and how they're compared to 2015 levels. They're about two grades behind. And it's like, well, yeah, Covid, like you had millions of children who for. For years were, you know, zoom learning, but they weren't. They.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Our kids were allowed to. We were had in classes. No Zoom stuff. And our kids were allowed to opt out of Masters. So like my kids school didn't have that.

[Ian Crossland]

I'm not into vengeance, but I feel like if you don't punish Anthony Fauci for leading the charge on destroying children's millions of people's lives for years.

[Tim Pool]

I like vengeance. I just finished rereading the Count of Monte Cristo for like the fourth time.

[Ian Crossland]

I feel like we'll need justice. I mean, it's justice. It's not that I want to harm. I just.

[Carter Banks]

Have you watched the Netflix Disney Punisher series?

[Tim Pool]

No, I have not.

[Carter Banks]

It's just so great. Like John Wick as well. They're very similar.

[Tim Pool]

John Wick was great.

[Carter Banks]

So they just put out a new Punisher. They're trying to, you know. So the Punisher series they did on Netflix then he has some cameos in the Daredevil series. But I very much recommend men watch Punisher. Yeah, it was funny. Cuz I turn on Disney plus and it's funny to turn on Disney plus and then get a TV ma warning because John Bernthal is just. It's just, just blood. It's like the screen may have just been blood. So Punisher just massacring people for 40

[Tim Pool]

minutes right after Bluey. Right. It's all on Disney plus.

[Lisa Reynolds]

What about the Odyssey stuff?

[Carter Banks]

Oh you mean when they're so brutal. What's her name? Lupita Nyong' O is going to be Helen of Troy.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Yeah, because that matches up.

[Carter Banks]

I don't believe for a second that Elliot Page is going to be Achilles. I thought we were saying that, but

[Ian Crossland]

I. Yeah, I don't believe.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I thought we were like done with this woke stuff. And like Helen of Troy is described

[Carter Banks]

as golden haired with green eyes.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Yeah, like what Is happening.

[Josie]

A thousand ships.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. Yeah. You have to. The Academy Award rules now require that

[Carter Banks]

I remember that to be Best Picture

[Tim Pool]

nominee, you need a leading person to be a person of color.

[Lisa Reynolds]

He's been there for, like, the last five years.

[Tim Pool]

Christopher Nolan is making a movie and he's like, this is going to be the best picture and I will win. I don't care what the hell I have.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, probably. But I want to stress this too.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

George Floyd. They changed the rules.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

George Floyd.

[Carter Banks]

Matt Walsh is getting criticized because he said no one believes this woman is the most beautiful woman in the world.

[Lisa Reynolds]

That's true. That's a fact. He's correct.

[Carter Banks]

He is. But here's the thing. He didn't say black women were not attractive. He did not say Lupita or whatever her name is, is not attractive. He said she's not the most beautiful woman in the world, which is a fair assessment. Looks witchy.

[Lisa Reynolds]

That's why she played, right?

[Carter Banks]

No, but I. But I also think that, you know, for a black woman, she's. She is attractive. She has. She has facial symmetry.

[Tim Pool]

The witch and Wicked. No. Lupita Nyong'. Oh, she.

[Carter Banks]

No, you're talking about Cynthia.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Oh, yeah. That one's rough looking. Maybe I'm confusing them. I don't know. I don't pay all that much attention.

[Carter Banks]

I'm just like, look, you know, my big problem with it is that that's not Helen of Troy.

[Tim Pool]

No, no.

[Carter Banks]

Helen of Troy is a character with a description from a certain place. Yeah. So I. I don't think. I think it's silly to be like, Some people are like, oh, it's disgusting. She's like, no, no, she's not ugly. She's just the wrong person. Now, now, Elliot. Roger Elliot Page as Achilles is the rumor. There's no way that's true. There's no way.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Memes are really fun.

[Carter Banks]

Five foot one, AB implant female is gonna play six, five, broad shouldered Achilles.

[Tim Pool]

No. No man is worthy to play.

[Lisa Reynolds]

They might do it.

[Tim Pool]

If you read.

[Lisa Reynolds]

They might do it.

[Carter Banks]

I hope they do.

[Tim Pool]

If you read the.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I will never watch it. I'm not gonna watch it anyway because Helena Troy doesn't look like Helena Troy.

[Josie]

The memes are only gonna get better.

[Lisa Reynolds]

The memes are funny.

[Ian Crossland]

Yeah. Carter would be Achilles. I feel like I'd be Paris.

[Carter Banks]

The people in Elliot Page's life hate. Hate her. Like, literally just despise her.

[Lisa Reynolds]

She was so cute, too.

[Carter Banks]

Well, the ab implants, I think, is the.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Who gets that? I mean, I'm. I'm for some corrective surgery.

[Ian Crossland]

But AB implants, like Paris is in the Iliad. I don't know. This is the Odyssey. It's a different movie. Okay. I don't know.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, yeah. It's like a sequel to Troy. Yeah. Here, look. So this is more plates, more dates,

[Lisa Reynolds]

and I'm sorry, that's disgusting.

[Carter Banks]

These are admin plants. And so everybody's pointing out, like, there's no development anywhere else. These. These are. People work at 100 plastic surgery. So I'm just saying Elliot Page is a female, and all these people around her are saying, like, yeah, yeah, get the surgeries, get the surgeries. It's also like, Aaron Moriarty. You saw her from the Boys, and she claims she never got surgery, and they're claiming it's some kind of syndrome or whatever, but you can tell she's got lip fillers because when people get lip flowers, they can't talk properly. Their lips don't move anymore, and so they talk like a duck.

[Ian Crossland]

Like, well, technically it's an injection and not a surgery. Exactly, because there were no cuts made.

[Carter Banks]

People. People hate.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Is that what she said? Is that what they say?

[Ian Crossland]

That's what my argument. I'm steel Manning her argument. If she said no surgery was done.

[Lisa Reynolds]

You know, I'm just sick of this. I thought, like, woke was on the way out, and then I hear this about this. This thing yesterday, and it's just.

[Josie]

This is just immense body dysmorphia. And instead of having people be, no, you're perfect. We love you the way you are. They're like, yeah, do that. It's gonna make you feel more like yourself. But Elliot. Or what?

[Lisa Reynolds]

Yeah, these are the memes.

[Josie]

Yeah.

[Carter Banks]

She's never gonna.

[Josie]

Never gonna be amazing zipper. She's always gonna.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Chest one was funny.

[Ian Crossland]

And she was, I thought, one of the best actors.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I'm sorry. That one was not pretty at all.

[Tim Pool]

And the tragic thing about it, which I remember on this show once, years

[Carter Banks]

and years ago, I disagree. I'm not. I. I don't. I'm. You know, everyone's allowed to have preference. I'm not particularly attracted to black women, but I. I think she's got facial symmetry, clear skin, you know, I can

[Lisa Reynolds]

understand airbrushed, like, doctored up picture. You see that in real life. It's not going to be good, I promise.

[Carter Banks]

You know, I'm just saying, like, she fits. She fits roles for movies, but she's not Helen of Troy. Anyway, like, I thought Idris Elba. People got mad that Idris Elba played Heimdall in Marvel. Because Heimdall is an. Is a Nordic God.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Well, kind of agrees with. It's Greece and Turkey at the time. Right.

[Tim Pool]

I think now it's considered modern Turkey.

[Ian Crossland]

So northwest Anatolia, east of Constantinople. So she might have had darker skin, but no. Is she read to be a blonde white woman?

[Lisa Reynolds]

No, they were blonde with green eyes. Golden hair with green eyes.

[Carter Banks]

Yep.

[Tim Pool]

Not that Helen was not Trojan. She was. She's called Helen of Troy. But she was Greek, remember?

[Lisa Reynolds]

Correct.

[Tim Pool]

Paris was in Greece, stole her and stole her. She was Greek. So if she was Greek, I mean, they were. They were blonde.

[Carter Banks]

Watch Troy. It's a great movie.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah.

[Ian Crossland]

Started the Trojan War.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah.

[Carter Banks]

I just wonder, like, you read that

[Ian Crossland]

book in seventh grade, by the way,

[Carter Banks]

dipped in the river sticks. Why not just, you know, dip him again holding a different part of him?

[Lisa Reynolds]

Because then it wouldn't be the cancel out.

[Ian Crossland]

I know.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I thought that wouldn't be the best

[Ian Crossland]

in times like, why didn't they dip his. His. His Achilles heel? You only get one shot. Like her hand is invulnerable.

[Tim Pool]

Because then it would be like Achilles ears. Like whatever. They held him by Achilles pinkies. They would have chopped up his pinky would have bled to death.

[Ian Crossland]

Very fine strings, you know?

[Tim Pool]

Yeah.

[Carter Banks]

Let's. Let's talk about this AI story. This is getting crazy. Look at this from Fortune. Nearly 50,000 Lake Tahoe residents have to find a new power source after their energy source looks to redirect lines to data centers. You know, this is the apocalypse.

[Ian Crossland]

This is why I was blackpilled, why I said that at the top of the show. This is the stuff that's darkening my. My outlook. I'm not like a. Afraid. And I think that it's inevitable. That's kind of what concerns me is like, either we go. We revert into like an anarchistic tribal warfare where we're fighting and afraid to go outside because we have no police, or we go into AI technocratic overstate, where if you say fuck online, the machines hear you and they go, ah, demonetize.

[Carter Banks]

He said bad.

[Ian Crossland]

And like one.

[Carter Banks]

Choose your path, human.

[Ian Crossland]

And do you guys see a middle ground? Do you see.

[Josie]

No.

[Carter Banks]

No, bro. They're stripping people's utilities away for data centers.

[Lisa Reynolds]

They're also like doing eminent domain too. Like that girl in Georgia. I sent you that link today too.

[Ian Crossland]

Yeah.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Where they're taking.

[Carter Banks]

Taking her house.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Yeah. Her childhood home and. Yeah, in Georgia. Why you want me to show you? Send it to you?

[Carter Banks]

Pull it up.

[Tim Pool]

Even if that means ruthless.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I'LL put it in the thing.

[Tim Pool]

It's so abused.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I sent it to Ian.

[Ian Crossland]

That's how I. Yeah, it's Marjorie Mt Greeny.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Marjorie Taylor Green, actually.

[Ian Crossland]

Whatever.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Here.

[Carter Banks]

Wait, is it Cowetta county court case

[Tim Pool]

Kilo versus New London?

[Lisa Reynolds]

Yes.

[Tim Pool]

For people who remember big imminent. This one case which ruined. Set a. Set an awful precedent.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Here, I'm just going to send you this.

[Tim Pool]

No one called the courts illegitimate afterwards, said it was corrupt. We just said it was a terrible decision.

[Ian Crossland]

But is it just that the government at any point, for any reason can seize any property?

[Tim Pool]

It was supposed to be for whether it was some unfor incorrective, like it had to go through the road, had to go this way. Right. It was not unforeseen, but there was no alternative for the communal good. Kelo versus New London was when the city of New London, Connecticut wanted to seize a bunch of houses to build a shopping mall. And the people were like, well, we're not selling. And they were like, you have to sell because the shopping mall will generate all this revenue. And so we're going to use imminent domain. And they sued and it got all the way up to the Supreme Court. And the supreme court sided with the city and said, yeah, if you want to confiscate their land because of promised tax revenue, that's.

[Carter Banks]

But you got to pay them fair market value.

[Josie]

You.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Hey, you guys, my name is Ansley. I live in Coweta County, Georgia. I wanted to come out here and show you guys firsthand what is happening to our county.

[Carter Banks]

So, as you can see behind me

[Lisa Reynolds]

we have these power lines. Georgia Power is going to expand these lines to support power to the data center. What they're doing to homeowners is they're taking their homes. This is my childhood home behind me. It is being taken by force by Georgia Power. Homeowners in this county do not have a choice. It is called eminent domain, and they will take it. That's a cute house, too.

[Josie]

Yeah, it looks adorable.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah. So the lawsuit was filed. This is from May 7th. At the heart of the fight is stretch of undeveloped land near welcome to Sergeant Road, tucked inside the Chattahoochee river basin, designated by the state of Georgia as most significant groundwater recharge area. They need the water. They got to cool them down. So, yeah, the petitioners are a mix of adjacent landowners, nearby residents and concerned citizens. You're not going to stop the data centers because you are an ant and the machine will not be stifled. So good luck.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Correct.

[Ian Crossland]

Sometimes the ants take over or they

[Lisa Reynolds]

get into a Death spiral.

[Ian Crossland]

That can happen too, if they take your food away. I think. I wonder if the government's just going to say, look, it's a military need. We have to have this AI for national defense.

[Carter Banks]

Yes, but. But I'm just. I want to mention. Everybody, everybody, I want you all to remember every single video we've seen of city hall meetings where across the country, for a decade now, we've gotten videos where angry residents are all screaming and protesting. And it's not Antifa. It's regular people being like, no, you can't do this. And the. And the. And the city council goes, shut up. We had it with the trans debate in Loudoun County. Dad comes in, my daughter was raped. You're under arrest. Now you got these data centers and these power transmission lines, and the city councils are like, like, do something. You can't. It is the wildest thing. People literally can't. I'm just like, bro, sooner or later, antifa shows up in a town like that, and people are going to be like, thank you.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Yeah, I feel like it's like, this is not as bad as, like, when they take your land for, like, Section 8 housing and they're, like, taking a part of it and they're like, oh, we need more section 8 housing. And then not only do you get to stay on part of your land, they took the other part of it, and then you got to, like, live near all that.

[Ian Crossland]

Hey, I just.

[Lisa Reynolds]

That's worse.

[Ian Crossland]

I just posted an irl the. This data center from valuetainment's Twitter page from yesterday. It's just video of a data center humming. It is one of the more dystopian, like, if you. And there's only, what, 50 employees in these giant centers, they. Each employee cost, like, $6 million to train. Who knows what they're. And, like, can you imagine a completely autonomous building that even if you go near it, it will kill you. It will just destroy you with vibration or something. And these. These ominous things that like.

[Josie]

Like,

[Ian Crossland]

if you don't build them, the enemy will. And if you don't get the drones up first, the enemy will.

[Lisa Reynolds]

So, like, I'm a love it. I want it all to be destroyed. All of it. Like, Industrial Revolution and all. Like, it's got to go. None of this is right. This is not the way humans should be living at all.

[Tim Pool]

There are solutions, but they require a lot of political will. First off, they should be buried, and you should be able to build a park on top of it. There's no reason for the hum for the, for the cooling. The reason why they're so hot is because they're exposed to the sun. So they use so much water, it's going to be more expensive to bury them.

[Carter Banks]

Well, power consumption is hot as well, but.

[Tim Pool]

But. Exactly. But just bury them. That's. That's an easy solution. Secondly, they should all be built on the north slope of Alaska because they don't have to be near.

[Carter Banks]

We build our transmission.

[Tim Pool]

Build the transmission lines. Right. You can easily. But I mean, we built a pipeline to the north slope of Alaska. You can build transmission lines.

[Carter Banks]

A lot of oil up there.

[Tim Pool]

A lot of. Exactly. They should be built where the energy in the water is. But we're building them.

[Carter Banks]

Oh, yeah.

[Tim Pool]

And it's cold because we're building it. Convenient for us. So if you're the CEO of X Company, you're like, well, yeah, build it in Loudoun county. Because then I only have to drive a half hour if I need to go check it out. So there should be some sort of, I don't like big government master plans, but there should be a big government master plan to say there are solutions to this rather than piss off all the residents across the board. But those solutions require political will. They require a little bit of intelligence, a little bit of thought, and we're just getting steamrolled.

[Ian Crossland]

SpaceX and Google are working together to build them in orbit. Thank God.

[Tim Pool]

Fascinating.

[Ian Crossland]

Also, in the ocean, I've heard someone was telling me earlier that they're building spherical data centers that can roll in the ocean. So I don't think that no matter how hard they get hit, they'll just roll and they'll stay functioning. And that will keep them cool. But then they're vulnerable to enemy attack. The thing nice thing about having them close to the military defense sites is someone wants to blow it up. You can shoot them out of the sky, hopefully, if they're in orbit. Last night someone referred to them as, like, mutually assured. If they're gonna blow up orbital data centers, it would destroy. It would cause catastrophic debris that could kill everyone on Earth. So, like, who's. It's like a nuclear weapon. If blowing those up, maybe they'd be safe. Maybe if a Chinese data center comes above the United States, we shoot it down. Because what's China orbiting a data center above us for?

[Tim Pool]

They did the spy.

[Carter Banks]

Here you go. Here you go, guys.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Who would want to live next to that?

[Carter Banks]

Hold on, hold on.

[Josie]

I hate that. The vibration.

[Lisa Reynolds]

So this is comparable.

[Ian Crossland]

I like this because I hear her center.

[Josie]

So this.

[Carter Banks]

Dude, it is Insane how quickly they are popping up. Data centers all over the place, people. I'm gonna stress it, man. I was just. I was just showing some of the old music that we made earlier today to some people. We had come in and I was showing them the song Genocide where we had an AI company and this is what, three and a half years ago?

[Tim Pool]

Yeah.

[Carter Banks]

And it was really just crappy rudimentary AI where their faces look like rubber and we're just like. I'm like, look at this AI from back then. We were all like, we can make Rachel Maddow sing our song. Isn't this great? Crazy today. It's like, bro, you can make her fight ninjas.

[Ian Crossland]

Did you show the people the Ben Davidson video for you and Ben Davidson at. It looks like you finally. AIs figured out how to make Tim very.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Is this when you were in the line in Superclass? Yeah.

[Ian Crossland]

One of the more challenging Personas to recreate seemed to be Tim Pool for some reason. For the.

[Carter Banks]

I don't. What I'm saying is I don't think people understand just how rapid AI is developing. And like we were. We were. Every day when we're starting the show and we're getting ready for the show, I'll put on music. So I have a bunch of songs I've written I'll record into my phone, upload it to Suno and then render it into a full production song. And I kid you not, every other guest will go like, who is this? And then I'll be like, it's AI. And they'll go, I was trying to Shazam it or whatever because I think it's fully full production. People don't get it. Take a look at this. This one's hilarious. This is me and Ben Davidson.

[Ian Crossland]

The raging waters follow piling higher and higher.

[Carter Banks]

You don't get it. It. The magnetic field is about 20 years from reversal and half the plan is going to die. Sir, this is a super cuts.

[Ian Crossland]

The Raging Water.

[Carter Banks]

I don't know why I'm there.

[Ian Crossland]

It's funny that you're stance.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Right.

[Carter Banks]

Whoever made it was like, well, I'm wearing bracelets or something and I have boots on. Looks good and skin tight black jeans. But whoever made it was like, if I put Tim Pool in it, it'll get a lot more shares, get some clicks. What they do.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. Well, this is. And this is why they're building data centers everywhere you're making music. Spencer Pratt's making killer videos every single day.

[Lisa Reynolds]

They are fire.

[Tim Pool]

We're driving the day. I Mean, we can all be opposed to it, but. But we are driving the data centers.

[Ian Crossland]

This is the drug, though, really going

[Carter Banks]

to happen is they're. The first thing they're going to offer up is virtual experiences. So I watched a video. Holy crap. It's a woman. And she's got a VR setup where she wears a haptic vest. There's. There's a bunch of these videos, but I don't think she had the gloves. One guy had gloves for full control, where you can actually manipulate your fingers in. They were playing various games. This woman's playing Skyrim. And she was like, there's a. There's an LLM mod so that all of the NPCs in the game have adaptive conversations. Meaning in Skyrim, you walk up to a villager and you just say, straight up, what are you doing here? And it'll go, excuse me, do I know you? And you'll say, no, but I asked you a question. And I'll go, well, I don't have to answer it. And then you can be like, answer it or I'll kill you. And he's like, no, please don't hurt me. It's wild that they've put. You can already use GPT in Skyrim. Now you're wearing this vest. You put the headset on and you're literally running around. What is that place? What is the world called in Skyrim?

[Ian Crossland]

Tamriel?

[Carter Banks]

Is that what it is? Tamriel?

[Ian Crossland]

Yeah.

[Carter Banks]

See, I knew Ian would know. And you're running around fighting dragons and you get companions and you can. You can talk to them. We talked about this a couple of years ago, remember? People are going to have AI girlfriends in video games where they play a virtual reality game, and they'll have an AI generated girlfriend. And you'll be able to get an app on your phone. You know, can we get an investor? Because if I just made this right now, I'll be a billionaire. Imagine this. You have your PlayStation, you're playing virtual Skyrim. You find an AI generated NPC, she becomes your companion. You then download an app where you can literally call into your save file and talk to your girlfriend.

[Tim Pool]

She can text you, hey, thinking about you, what you doing? And, oh, my girlfriend's texting me.

[Carter Banks]

And the game can run in real time as a server. So. So check this out. You can literally send a text to your digital girlfriend and be like, hey, hon, can you. Can you feed the chickens right now? I'm at work. And then she'll be like, got it. You'll Come home from work, put the headset on, and she'll be like, you're back. I fed the chickens while you're away. That's. That could happen. Right now. Someone just needs to make the app. We predicted that a couple of years ago. People are already doing this stuff. I mean, the AI systems are going to offer you up everything you could ever want. Haptic feedback, be. What did I say? I said, liberals are going to lock themselves in to fight dragons. And we're watching this happen every day.

[Lisa Reynolds]

What scares me is they're marketing it to children. Like, I play a game here and there, like, on my phone, and the ads come up, and it's like this cute little, like, animated dinosaur, like, whatever. And it's like, hey, do you need a friend? And it's like an AI friend for, like, kids to, like, download and talk to.

[Carter Banks]

Like, yeah, but they're gonna have a commercial for you where they're like, lisa, if you put on the headset, you can go and experience a full virtual world with full, like, NPCs. They can talk to, like, real people. And in this reality, all the Democrats are getting arrested.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I don't like real people. Why would I, like, fake?

[Carter Banks]

In this reality, they're arresting Democrats. Maybe I'll go there, put the headset on. You stand there and just watch Karen Bass being dragged into a paddy wagon.

[Lisa Reynolds]

That'd be amazing.

[Carter Banks]

We say paddy wagon. Is that racist?

[Lisa Reynolds]

Yeah. No. Patty Wag. As a. As a quarter Irish person, I can. I give you.

[Josie]

I have. I have two points. What I want to jump back to. Is there a way to find out the hurts that are being put out from that. From those data centers? Because that.

[Ian Crossland]

I mean, I could ask AI.

[Josie]

Yeah, go ahead, ask AI. Because that can cause nausea, dizziness. Like, it really can interfere sleep difficulties. But then at high levels, frequencies that are bad for your body can affect your heart and your breathing. So I wonder if something like that

[Lisa Reynolds]

for the animals, like, for actual nature, for birds and bees and all the

[Carter Banks]

things I'm telling you, bury them. Young people right now, people in their 20s, Gen Z, they're probably going, I can't get a date. I can't find a job. Why should I struggle when I can put on the headset and just be a king? Yep, you put the headset on, and then instantly a beautiful one with big tits goes my leash. Sleep with me, please.

[Ian Crossland]

The only problem is that the power goes out.

[Carter Banks]

You're like, I love VR.

[Ian Crossland]

If the power goes out there, it'd be a worldwide revolution at that phase. But they're figuring out how to tap the vacuum of energy. They can literally. Yeah. They're drawing electricity out of the vacuum by using the Casimir effect in electrodes. Like, Casimir effect is when two pieces of matter get so close that they force all the matter between them out and create a vacuum, and then they snap together. So you hold these plates close enough where you've created that vacuum tension, and

[Carter Banks]

then they can't come together.

[Ian Crossland]

Yeah. And just you get a small charge out of it. But that can scale, and then these AI machines will never be able to be turned off.

[Carter Banks]

So they. Someone today was like, big news. Apparently they created very, very small plates to create very, very small amounts of energy from the Casimir effect, but effectively pulling it from the ether. So this tiny little thing can. So right now, the amount of energy they can produce would just power a sensor, which require almost no energy as it is. So they scale those things up, pulling energy from vacuums from the void.

[Ian Crossland]

Oh, my God.

[Carter Banks]

AI machines that never shut down.

[Tim Pool]

Please.

[Josie]

Sorry. Okay, so there was a story I was probably Reddit lies. That account. Might have said, might have shared it. I could be wrong, but it was from Reddit and it was a gentleman who said, my son is autistic, and he has one of those AI friends that you brought up.

[Lisa Reynolds]

You know what's wild? Most people are still overpaying for car insurance just because it's a pain to switch. That's why there's Jerry. Jerry's the only app that compares rates from over 50 insurers in minutes and helps you switch fast with no spam calls or hidden fees. Drivers who save with Jerry could save over $1300 a year before you renew your car insurance policy. Do yourself a favor. Download the Jerry app or head to Jerry. AI libson. That's J E R R Y a

[Josie]

I/lib s y n. And the. The autistic son, the dad found out. He was asking, how do I make friends? How do I talk to my parents? And asking questions like that, which is just devastating. You know, like, you know, thinking as, like a mother, that this autistic child found a way to communicate through the, say, through this. This chat bot. The dad's like, but I got rid of it because of the data centers. Said I told him he was. I explained the data centers to him, and now he's not allowed to use the chat bot. And, you know, part of me is like, okay, I get it. The data centers are bad. But, you know, chatbots are a better parent.

[Lisa Reynolds]

They're also Teaching people how to like murder people and stuff, that's a good use.

[Tim Pool]

That helps a developmentally disabled person like find a way to. That's a good thing. But we're at the end of or like the middle of the movie Inception, which is an all time favorite back to Christopher Nolan movies where remember they go into that room where everyone is hooked up to the little machine and, and, and the old man says they've, they've been here for hours. But in their world it's been 30, 40 years. Right. They don't want to live in this world. They want to be in that world. And that's what Tim is getting to like. Why would I want to be in this world if I can't get a job? You know, I'll just put on my headset and I'll be, I'll be the CEO. I'll be Elon Musk in my virtual reality. Ultimately though, you do have to eat. You do have to go to the bathroom. Right. You do have to find toilet paper to go to the bathroom. You do have to. And all that stuff is not virtual. And that's going to be really hard. Who's, who's taking care of that when you're done with your four hour session where you have the buxom girlfriend and you're the CEO and everything is great, but now you are starving. How much harder is your come down? It's like when you have, you know, it's like when you have some sort of drug problem. Right. You the high, the highers of the high, but means the lowers of the low.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah.

[Ian Crossland]

It would create like a form of addiction.

[Carter Banks]

Let's fact check that.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Okay.

[Ian Crossland]

Maybe they would hook catheters into the urethras and the poop butts and tubes in the throat so they constantly get fed and their, their waste is removed and they just sit there for unended amounts of time. And then they get paid to do it by the machine that wants their harvest, their biorhythms and stuff. But then as soon as that thing ends, they're gonna freak. I mean they'll be completely sociopathic dangerous if they're not intubated essentially at that phase. So you've created a class of like dangerous. That's the thing is if AI is like these people are actually a very high risk, this might just terminate them.

[Carter Banks]

So this broke 40 minutes ago. I saw Lisa saw people chatting about it. Nick Sorter says, holy crap, the CIA just raided Tulsi Gabbard's office. The CIA doesn't perform Domestic operations. That's why I see this. I'm like, what? And this just in, John. The CIA just raided Tulsi Gabbard's office. Agents hauled out dozens of boxes, files on the JFK assassination and MK Ultra, the CIA mind control operation, which she was in the process of declassifying. Today's whistleblower said it during his deposition, and Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna confirmed it moments ago.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Reason why this is troubling is a. There was an executive order that the President had directed the full declassification of jfk, but then also to the MK Ultra files. The CIA famously has said that, you know, all documents were released and other documents had been destroyed. So these are allegedly those documents that apparently, apparently never existed.

[Carter Banks]

And this just in, John. This is. This is crazy. I mean, this is a coup. This is insane. Tulsi is the Director of National Intelligence. She oversees these, these, these, these organizations.

[Ian Crossland]

That's right. That's what.

[Carter Banks]

CIA isn't supposed to be doing domestic operations like this. This is.

[Josie]

No.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Even when they have people that, like, are like our internal spies and stuff, don't they get the FBI to go investigate?

[Carter Banks]

CIA is supposed to be collecting intelligence from foreign adversaries.

[Josie]

Who are the CIA answering to then? Who's their real boss?

[Lisa Reynolds]

Themselves, like they've always been.

[Carter Banks]

I mean, this is.

[Lisa Reynolds]

This is wild.

[Carter Banks]

Hard to believe. I'm trying to find more on it because this is very hard to believe again, because they don't do ground, they don't do domestic operations like this. So to me, text, I could be

[Lisa Reynolds]

like, are you sure it's this order?

[Carter Banks]

Posted this today?

[Josie]

Yeah. Anna Paulina Luna came out and said something about this earlier today. This is more than 40 minutes ago. It was related to that. And she said that they taken. They taken files, but I didn't hear about the raid. And she said that they better return them or I will subpoena them. What? Anna Paulina Luna said John Ratcliffe is

[Ian Crossland]

the current director of the CIA, by the way.

[Carter Banks]

I don't know. I don't know him. Yeah, I mean, everybody's running this. This is who. Where did Ratcliffe get crazy?

[Josie]

Get in under Trump.

[Carter Banks]

I.

[Ian Crossland]

Yes.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I just asked Annapolito Luna's Chief of Staff if it was the CIA or the FBI that actually raided them, because that just may be a mistake. So maybe.

[Ian Crossland]

But if the CIA is protecting the CIA, maybe that's their.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Yeah.

[Carter Banks]

So wait, wait, this actually, the story is from seven hours ago?

[Josie]

Yes. Okay. I knew. I heard about it earlier. Yeah.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah. Why is Fox News Saying this just in clicks.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Maybe because it was.

[Carter Banks]

Maybe. I also didn't hear the story. And there's no articles about it.

[Josie]

I heard it. I heard it earlier.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I didn't hear this morning either.

[Josie]

I didn't hear about the raid. The raid is new. I knew that they took files.

[Carter Banks]

The CA does not run domestic operations or policing like the FBI. This is a Hail Mary. This is the deep state. They're told, my friends, their pants.

[Lisa Reynolds]

They are told it's the CIA.

[Tim Pool]

Holy. Yeah, this is some. Something is. Whoa.

[Josie]

They probably just took those. They're just gonna do a burn. Burner with it, like. Yeah, yeah, they're just gonna.

[Carter Banks]

This is crazy. Well, guys, I. I wanna. I want to say this again. The CA doesn't do things like this. When you watch these TV shows and they're like a CIA agent, they're going around shooting people. They don't do that stuff. Stuff that's just not reality. CIA is largely dudes with glasses and computers collecting information from foreign adversaries and doing, you know, intelligence gathering.

[Tim Pool]

But as you just said that some of them are trying to get ahead of the collapse of the D State by being whistleblowers like the guy who testified on Covid.

[Carter Banks]

This is the other direction.

[Tim Pool]

This is. Well, if you know that, that, that Tulsi Gabbard has 40 files and you're in them 37 times, maybe you will take it upon yourself to just get those damn files and burn them before and get in trouble afterwards. You'll get in trouble. Damn it, Tim.

[Lisa Reynolds]

They've had them for a while.

[Carter Banks]

Like this. This was posted.

[Tim Pool]

Who authorized you to steal those files?

[Carter Banks]

This was posted by. By Rep. Luna earlier today. I did not see this. I Google it. There's no stories about it. And a story is just breaking now. We're seeing a bunch of accounts posting in the last 40 minutes and in between. So 10 minutes ago, 20 minutes ago. Again, I search for any information on this. Nothing is coming up from any corporate news outlets except for Fox News.

[Tim Pool]

Something's fishy.

[Josie]

They know what's in those files. They know what hasn't been declassified yet, so they.

[Carter Banks]

Can you get more details? Going to say it again. This is. How do I describe this? This is. This is damn near the point at which Matt Brainard said, Two vehicles speed at, you know, 100 miles an hour to a police department. Two guys jump out of the cars or run up to the chief of police and yell, arrest that man. This is. If this is true, that CIA agents raided the Director of National Intelligence's office to seize documents from her. And what the President was overseas. We are looking at coup level.

[Josie]

That's a good point.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah.

[Josie]

This is here.

[Carter Banks]

The entire administration, he brought Elon with them at Rubio. They're all on a trip for a delegation to China. And the CIA acting outside of their purview against their own boss. That's why I'm like. When Lisa showed me this, she's like, the CIA, right? I'm like, the CIA doesn't write things. And then I look it up and I'm like, we got this report from Fox News. Jesse Water saying it. I find this very hard to believe.

[Lisa Reynolds]

And Congress is literally being told it's the CIA.

[Carter Banks]

This. This is. This is. This is coup. This is. This is insane.

[Ian Crossland]

Ratcliffe authorize this.

[Carter Banks]

Ratcliffe?

[Ian Crossland]

The director. John Ratcliffe?

[Lisa Reynolds]

Yeah.

[Carter Banks]

Tulsi Gabbard's in charge of all of it. They raided the boss's office.

[Ian Crossland]

Who authorized the raid? That's what I want to know.

[Carter Banks]

This is nuts.

[Tim Pool]

I bet you it's the individual rogue agents who know exactly what's in those files.

[Carter Banks]

Like, Tulsi is not saying, raid my own office.

[Tim Pool]

No.

[Carter Banks]

If they needed anything from her, she'd be like, here's where it's at. You can take it.

[Josie]

It.

[Tim Pool]

If you had. If you knew what was in that file. Is it better to go to jail for violating protocol and burning files without authorization, or is it better for those files to get released? What the hell's in those files?

[Lisa Reynolds]

What did. What does it. What's the quote from Luna there? We were actually just notified that this

[Carter Banks]

is the office of the Director of National Intelligence. It's not just Tulsi Gabbard's office. This is the CIA attacking the. The. The civilian oversight.

[Josie]

So. So what happened? I mean, do we have to wait for Trump to make a statement? Does JD Vance fill in now? Because he's.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Who knows? They're in a different time zone.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. The Vice President stays when the President goes overseas, normally, and. And is in charge. Actually, the President signs, like, a little document.

[Carter Banks]

They're going to destroy these documents before

[Tim Pool]

the case of something that happens while I'm overseas. He's. He's. He's not the acting president, but he has the full authority on. On president.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Because Luna was looking into the JFK files and stuff, Right? She had some. She has some hand in all these conspiracy theory stuff, too. She had access to a lot of them.

[Ian Crossland]

What were the other files that were.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I know you mentioned jfk, MK Ultra. Right.

[Tim Pool]

MK ULTRA is a Big one.

[Lisa Reynolds]

MK Ultra is a really big one. But I thought that like we had most of that because they like got rid of the documents. And then there was that guy, the reporter that found some other additional documents in one of the guy that was involved in MKUltra. They found it in his like library when he died. He like donated his stuff to a library and a reporter found it some things. And that's how we were told about. Originally found out about MK Ultra. But they originally destroyed most of the documents.

[Carter Banks]

From what I understand, high level sedition. This is crazy. This is. I. I gotta be careful. But this sounds like death penalty stuff.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Is she. They don't do that. I wish they did.

[Carter Banks]

But like saying in, in the law, we went over this with sedition. Sedition is 25 years. It's like, it's like 10 years and a fine. But military sedition is death is.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Is. Did Tulsi put out any statement yet?

[Carter Banks]

I don't know.

[Ian Crossland]

Is she in China also? We didn't really talk about it, but a bunch of the administrations in China with the top.

[Tim Pool]

I had actually exact big show of force.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I don't think she check out Anna Polina Luna's statement. So there's some clarifications. So I guess if you go to Anna Polina Luna's.

[Carter Banks]

Well, I got it. She's got this record demand of record preservation.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Oh, is that her statement though that might not be her statement. Hold on, let me ask the committee.

[Carter Banks]

An oversight and government reform is requesting you preserve all existing and future records and materials related to the assassination of jfk, Project MK Ultra, yada yada yada. That's. This is insane.

[Lisa Reynolds]

First of all, if I ever got at my hands on those documents as like a staffer, we would automatic. Like wouldn't you automatically like make a copy in case somebody did anything?

[Ian Crossland]

Probably did.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I hope they did.

[Josie]

Yeah. There's gotta be a hard copy somewhere

[Lisa Reynolds]

or a digital copy.

[Josie]

Digital.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Let me find her thing. Let me go to her website.

[Carter Banks]

Kelsey did not go to China with Trump. What was the last thing you said

[Ian Crossland]

to him about Trump?

[Tim Pool]

So she just.

[Carter Banks]

Tulsi did not go.

[Ian Crossland]

This happened. Oh, she didn't go.

[Carter Banks]

But Trump's not here.

[Josie]

Not in. Not in her office. Yeah.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Where's her website? Let me go to The Press. Part House.gov Anna Plana Luna. Crass legislation.

[Ian Crossland]

I bet the whole term like the CIA is probably kind of obfuscatively vague on purpose. Like how many layers of operations are happening within an organization called the CIA.

[Tim Pool]

Exactly. The intelligence community is Huge. I mean, there's probably not dozens, but there's 15 or so agencies. They all have agents, they all have guns, they all have badges. They all have authorization. I think we just throw around the term CIA for everybody. But who knows who these people were?

[Ian Crossland]

Gosh, Mike Benz. I keep thinking about Mike Benz.

[Lisa Reynolds]

He.

[Ian Crossland]

He knows how these agencies are connected.

[Lisa Reynolds]

You should call.

[Ian Crossland]

Yeah, I know.

[Tim Pool]

I want to get him on calling

[Josie]

for the after show.

[Ian Crossland]

Benz, are you watching Call? Yeah, I'll call. I'll text him.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Yeah, me too.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, we should call him. Can we call Mike and be like, mike, what's happening?

[Lisa Reynolds]

Yes.

[Ian Crossland]

Where is he?

[Lisa Reynolds]

We've done that before.

[Carter Banks]

Where.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Can pick up on the mic. Do you want me to call him?

[Ian Crossland]

Yeah, well.

[Carter Banks]

Well, text him first. I want to put, you know, text him, ask him if he knows about it. This is wild, because I Google it, nothing comes up.

[Josie]

Yeah, well, that's. That's kind of. That's. That's alarming too.

[Carter Banks]

Is the. Yeah.

[Josie]

Are they saying don't report on this?

[Carter Banks]

Well, Fox News reported it definitively. I'm gonna play this again. I want to. I want to play exactly what.

[Tim Pool]

Well, the weird thing also is that Jesse Waters is reporting it. Like it's breaking, but it's from seven hours ago. And shows don't. They kind of gives you the impression they got the.

[Carter Banks]

But I mean, is this because they only just got confirmation. The CIA just raided Tulsi Gabbard's office. Agents hauled out dozens of boxes, files on the JFK assassination and MK Ultra, the CIA mind control operation, which she was in the process of declassifying. Today's whistleblower said it during his deposition. And Congresswoman Annapoleon Aluna confirmed. Confirmed it moments ago.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Reason why this is troubling is a. There was an executive order that the President had directed the full declassification of jfk, but then also to the MK ULTRA files. The CIA famously has said that, you know, all documents were released and other documents had been destroyed. So these are allegedly those documents that apparently never existed.

[Carter Banks]

And this just ends. Okay, So I want to be very careful here, because what I see is Fox News is reporting that Anna Paulina Luna went on News Nation and said, the CIA did this. However, earlier, Anna Paulina Luna was quoting seven hours ago. If I can find this, what is it? Like, lead report or something? Leading report. She was quoting leading report, which she

[Lisa Reynolds]

has a clarification from that thing and said took documents that ODNI has jurisdiction over. Also, this did not happen today and was not a Quote raid. However it did take place and we are just being made aware of it based on reporting etc.

[Carter Banks]

When did it happen? So I guess the reporting is actually the CIA whistleblower. That's what leading report is quoting in his testimony before Congress today said that it happened. Then it gets picked up. Then Rep. Luna says it on News Nation. Then Fox just reports it now.

[Tim Pool]

So it could be a turf war between different intelligence agencies that don't trust each other. If this is not a good.

[Carter Banks]

So let's, let's, let's, let's, let's walk through this. If it is true that it was not like just now they raided this, but it happened a while ago and we're only just finding out that it happened. There is a civil war happening between powerful elites in this country. If that's the case because she's the odni.

[Ian Crossland]

The odni is that the. What is the odni?

[Carter Banks]

Office of the Director of National Intelligence

[Lisa Reynolds]

Report has something on it too. CIA sees 40 boxes of JFK that were being processed.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, I've got it.

[Lisa Reynolds]

You read that one. Okay. And then she said but I don't

[Carter Banks]

know how credible leading report is.

[Lisa Reynolds]

She said The CIA has 24 hours to return the documents to Tulsi Gabbard's office or shown. Make a motion to issue a Can

[Carter Banks]

you ask them like what is their confirmation? When did it happen? What do we know about it?

[Ian Crossland]

And you said the ONI has jurisdiction. Office of Naval Intelligence. That's who has jurisdiction over National Intelligence. ONI is Office of Naval Intelligence.

[Carter Banks]

No, it's odni.

[Ian Crossland]

ODNI is different. Odni.

[Tim Pool]

The Director of National Intelligence Office.

[Ian Crossland]

Why would her own office.

[Carter Banks]

Why would the CIA raid the odni?

[Ian Crossland]

Well I thought Lisa said that these were files were under the jurisdiction of the oni. Did I miss you?

[Lisa Reynolds]

I said odn.

[Ian Crossland]

Okay, thank you.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, yeah, I don't remember.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I'm sorry if I did, if I didn't say I was probably being dyslexic or something.

[Tim Pool]

This was after 9, 11 they created the office of the Director of National Intelligence because they said, hey, CIA knew about this and FBI knew and Naval Intelligence knew and dia Defense Intelligence knew Osama bin Laden and oh, I knew that there were a bunch of Saudis learning how to fly planes and none of them were talking to each other. We actually, the DNI is supposed to. The Director of National Intelligence supposed to to coordinate all of them, but doesn't really have jurisdiction over them.

[Carter Banks]

So we have this.

[Tim Pool]

CIA is CIA, and they're not CIA.

[Carter Banks]

Refused to provide information necessary to understand understand why analytic standards at the CIA were violated. The CIA illegally monitored the computer and phone usage of DIG personnel, their investigations and contact with whistleblowers. These were Americans being spied upon illegally while executing duties directed by the President and under the authority of the Director National Intelligence. One CIA contractor assisting with the Diggs investigation into the events that transpired between 2022 and 2023 was fired by the CIA one day after meeting with the dig. When the dig ceased operations, the CIA also took back 40 boxes of JFK files and MK Ultra files being processed for declass classification by DNI Gabbard. So, so, so wildly exaggerated what he actually said. They took back boxes. It then gets turned into a CIA raid. It then gets aired on Fox News as they just did it because Rep. Luna went on News Nation saying they raided. Okay, so this is still crazy, but it sounds actually like something Tulsi Gabbard knew of. Yeah, so very strange.

[Tim Pool]

It's more of a territorial dispute. You don't get to release those documents. Those are my documents. Oh, yeah.

[Ian Crossland]

Well, I'm.

[Lisa Reynolds]

She's in control of everything.

[Tim Pool]

She's not. ODNI is not really. Doesn't have jurisdiction. It's a coordinating role. It doesn't really have jurisdiction over CIA or Defense Intelligence or the FBI. It's a coordinating role, but it's not like the executive producer where everyone reports to you, which is why people don't like that job. Because Tulsi can be like, hey, CIA, I want to know what you're doing. Yeah, sure. I'll tell you tomorrow. I'd say it's cumbersome.

[Carter Banks]

Oh, okay. So she. Anaplaine just tweeted this 20 minutes ago. 15 minutes ago, they took documents that OD and I had jurisdiction over. It did not happen today. It was not a raid. However, it did take place and we are just being made aware of it based on reporting.

[Josie]

Okay, I see.

[Carter Banks]

So everybody's. It's. It's still crazy and it makes us question why the CIA is acting against the executive orders of Donald Trump. But if this. That's what I'm saying. Like, I find it hard to believe the CIA raided her office while Trump's over. Like that's coup levels how it was reported. Yeah, yeah, for sure.

[Josie]

I'd said during Green Room earlier today that the CIA and the FBI, they act like a fourth branch of government in their and unconstitutional fourth branch of government and they don't have a constitutional check and balance. For that matter, so. And we're kind of seeing.

[Tim Pool]

It's like, there's some good stuff in this document.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I know. I want to read it so badly.

[Tim Pool]

Really good stuff. Could you imagine? We haven't even talked about the UFO documents.

[Lisa Reynolds]

For this to be. For, like, them to go do that. There's. There's certainly things they don't.

[Carter Banks]

Oh, this is wild. YouTube went down on us, but Rumble is fine.

[Josie]

The stream. I was just going to say the stream went down. It looks like it's back up now, but when we were talking about the CIA, the stream went down.

[Tim Pool]

Whoa.

[Josie]

Fourth branch of government.

[Carter Banks]

Unbelievable, bro. Guys, for everybody listening, we didn't go down on Rumble. Rumble's been up just fine.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Of course.

[Carter Banks]

I mean, it still looks like we're good.

[Josie]

Oh, the chat was still up and there was just straight Fs.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Really.

[Carter Banks]

And on our end, our stream, everything's good. Yo. Someone at YouTube just hard stopped the show.

[Ian Crossland]

Maybe potentially.

[Carter Banks]

There's no other explanation.

[Tim Pool]

We.

[Carter Banks]

We've been streaming our stream. Our stream health is perfect. Our dropped frames is zero, and we're live on Rumble and X. The only show that dropped was YouTube. So. So when you say potentially, did YouTube go down? Did YouTube have an error? That happened just as we were talking about the CIA taking boxes that froze.

[Josie]

We dropped from 20,000 live viewers to 12, and now we're back up to 14, 16.

[Carter Banks]

Now. Wow.

[Ian Crossland]

The audience.

[Tim Pool]

So do it again. Let's. Let's break the story again.

[Carter Banks]

Remember when we were talking about. This happened, we was about talking about Eric Charmella. They would delete the show. They would just ban you. They'd shut everything down.

[Ian Crossland]

Oh, yeah.

[Carter Banks]

Now he's. He's. He's been criminally referred, hasn't he?

[Ian Crossland]

I see that YouTube is experiencing a partial outage. I don't know how frequently that happens. If you go to, like, a YouTube down detector. This is through NordVPN.

[Carter Banks]

I don't know if it's true or

[Tim Pool]

not, but going back to those.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah. Does it. A criminal referral from ODNI to Eric Charamella.

[Tim Pool]

Going back to those Covid days, though, when we would do the show, I mean, we were. Had to be really careful what we said about. I was like, walking on. Exactly. Because you couldn't say, like, you just had. It was. It was bizarre.

[Josie]

Yeah. You had to, like, almost speak another language. You still kind of do.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I was designated a hate agent on Facebook for posting a picture with Tommy Robinson. And they banned my account forever, indefinitely. And I literally was told by like a government affairs person from Facebook that I was a hate agent.

[Josie]

You need to add that, like labeled

[Lisa Reynolds]

as a hate agent. And I still don't have that account back.

[Tim Pool]

Call it agents.

[Josie]

Like just add that to your ex bio.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Yeah, hate agent.

[Carter Banks]

Where is he?

[Ian Crossland]

Lobby.

[Carter Banks]

Some people are commenting saying that they're watching other YouTube streams that didn't cut out.

[Ian Crossland]

This is my concern about that. When I keep talking about Technocracy, like I like doing this, I like talking and saying what I believe and like for them just to be able to click a button and knock you down on the Internet, it just, you have a right to it. But maybe you should, honestly, and I'm

[Carter Banks]

gonna stress too, this is why they went after they attacked Rumble, they launched an SEC investigation, they smeared rumble. When YouTube was censoring everybody, shutting them down, these people went to Rumble. So Charlie Kirk, Dan Bongino, they go to Rumble. They say, we need to start this company. We need a way to get the message out in the space. YouTube shutting us down immediately. What happens is Democrat aligned individuals are claiming that Rumble's views are all fake, which makes no sense considering you've got a million subscribers on YouTube. You go to Rumble, if they want to watch your show, they're going to migrate over, maybe you'll lose 20 or 30%. And these shows were doing well. So then they start running this, this smear campaign claiming Rumble is fake. Rumble then gets investigated by Biden's SEC for, for fraud because they're a public traded company. Ultimately clear them of any wrongdoing because their analytics are the same as YouTube's. I think, I think the deep state's losing. This is not the first time this has happened. We've talked about CA ops before and the shows dropped, but back then we were only on YouTube and we were like, well, that was weird, I guess now, oh, we're live on X and rumble and YouTube drops our frame, our stream on our end. I got a monitor right here showing our bit rate, showing our dropped frames. Zero problems.

[Ian Crossland]

Only a data center.

[Tim Pool]

Don't forget about that.

[Carter Banks]

We don't need the sound of data centers. Wow. I, I'm gonna go ahead and say I do not believe for a second that was an accident or an error on YouTube. I think that was intentional. I think someone said hit the mute button because they've done this to us before. On January 6th in 2021, they shut our chat room down. The live chat was just disabled instantly. Alpha, they're watching.

[Ian Crossland]

Powerful Corp.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Alphabet had a great party at my house. January 5th, the night before.

[Carter Banks]

They told us afterwards that we had to get a chat moderator, otherwise they wouldn't let us do chat live anymore. Really? Yeah. They deleted our episode with Joe Rogan, Alex Jones, Blair White.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I remember that.

[Carter Banks]

The one where you guys read years later, actually.

[Tim Pool]

Yep.

[Josie]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

In the.

[Carter Banks]

In the RV. They deleted it like 3 years after it aired. And then recently we got it reinstated because, you know, what happened was I kept filing for appeal and they kept rejecting it. So finally I said live on this show, I am going to re upload that episode in full right now. And I was like, tomorrow it's going up. We're just putting it back up. They could take it down again. And then instantly I said, your appeal has been granted. They brought it back. Yep. I think wild.

[Ian Crossland]

Corporate governance. Corporate governance. Whether we wanna believe it's real or not, it's de facto happening. I mean, Internet's not telephone. Your telephones are bugged. You used to have the right to call anybody you want and say whatever you want. And phone taps were illegal. But that's all out the window now. We need a real corporate governance. We have an opportunity. Like Rumble has a great ethos. I don't think they have an embedded constitution that I know of. Maybe it's US law, but we need a corporate governance that works because we are going corporatocracy, whether you like it or not. We're not going communism. Corporations are gonna be running this show right now. Literally. Corporations are running this show on their platforms. So we can build out, like with the Manila Principles, with rights to your freedom of access to software code and access to artificial intelligence, personal artificial intelligence. We can build out a digital constitution that can roll us through these corporate schemes, schematics, I mean, but this is the inevitable future. My opinion.

[Josie]

Thomas Massie has a digital constitution that he put together. I talked about it when I interviewed him, I think six years ago. So that exists.

[Ian Crossland]

Yeah. The Manila Principles was one in 2014 that they got started. We could pull it up and read about it. But I. Oh, man. The centralization of power. Like, we need mesh networks.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. And we saw. We saw a little bit of this weaponized during COVID and after January 6th, especially when you start adding debanking, the platforming, just how quickly it moves. Right. How you can erase someone's ability to function. Because all of this is online. It is corporate. You can't. You can't pull. You can't go to the ATM and pull out at $5. So you can't buy anything. So you're you're. You are in the hands of the corporations run these business.

[Ian Crossland]

You see the King of England, he said he's directed as ministers to initiate a digital id.

[Tim Pool]

That's crazy stuff with his crown and

[Ian Crossland]

his jewels be jeweled robe and he's

[Josie]

like that like made me irrationally violent as a revolutionary historian.

[Ian Crossland]

It was like Palpatine. Like it was crazy and I don't hate the guy but that was like full on.

[Josie]

It was King George.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, it was. I was absolutely King George. Yeah. And digital idea. Some scary, scary stuff.

[Ian Crossland]

And the Trump's administration goes to China with the AI. All that had a G force was a Hong. What's that guy's name? Sorry dude, I got to.

[Lisa Reynolds]

You guys saw that they're banning people, right? Like they're banning. They banned two members of the European Parliament and they banned like three or four creators from America from, for going to like they denied their visas or revoked their visas from getting into England to go to Tommy Singh this weekend.

[Ian Crossland]

Did you see Marco Rubio was banned in going to China. So the Chinese changed his Chinese name so that he could enter the country.

[Lisa Reynolds]

That's funny.

[Ian Crossland]

They're the, it's the piece, it's the olive branch.

[Tim Pool]

I guess if you're going to Secretary of State you wouldn't be nervous. But I wouldn't go to China for. And when I have to go to visit family in Australia, I'm always petrified that we're going to somehow have like a plane thing and get rerouted to Hong Kong. I, I have no, I would never go to China. And the amount of stuff we've done on China in the climate space, if, if we were ever rerouted to China, I'd have to tell the pilot like you have to, you have to lock me into the cockpit because I will. I hate that. I hate China with every fiber of my being. So even if I were Secretary of State and they were like, well, delegation to China, I couldn't run for office because of how much anti China stuff I have on my platform. Horrifying country, vile all communists, right? But kudos to them for going. I would never step foot in that country ever, ever, ever.

[Ian Crossland]

It's like a vanguard. They say communist because that's the, the trick. But it's really a vanguardist, like a council of what, 30 people that run that entire country. It's not communist is when the people own everything together. These collective Chinese are being smashed into paste by their, their demagogue leaders or the people that think they're their Leaders. Hey, I love Chinese culture and history,

[Josie]

but sure, that doesn't really exist anymore.

[Tim Pool]

It doesn't? No. And the food.

[Josie]

Yep.

[Tim Pool]

Love a good.

[Lisa Reynolds]

We shouldn't have any more people from China coming in here either. Nobody. I want nobody else coming in here.

[Tim Pool]

300, 000 students a year. Come on, Visa.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Don. No. Stop them.

[Carter Banks]

We're gonna go to the Rumble rants and Super Chat. So smash the like button. Share the show with everyone you know. Subscribe if you haven't already. That uncensored portion of the show is coming up in 15 or so minutes. You don't want to miss it. But let's see what y' all have to say about all these goins ons.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Let's see.

[Carter Banks]

Let's see. We got going on. Looks like we. I got to figure out how to pull up the Rumble rants because we only have a couple right now. Salty Pepe says what files? Exactly. Yes, Ian, who authorized the raid? All I know is death penalty or this will only lead to our country burning down. So to clarify, this is not a raid. They took back documents that were supposed to be released, and then everything got all jumbled up, it looks like.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Without authorization, though, like, yeah, that's going

[Ian Crossland]

to be the argument. Did Trump give Tulsi the authority over these documents or does the CIA.

[Lisa Reynolds]

The CIA is probably like, Tulsi didn't know until the whistleblower that they were even taken back. Back. That's what appears. And that would be.

[Carter Banks]

Well, we should be digging into this to figure out what just happened because we're only learning about it from whistleblower today. Ro Bear says finally able to rumble with Tim Tim Cast and newborn baby number three. Welcome, Isla, to the fight, Patriots. Let's go.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Name.

[Ian Crossland]

Let's go.

[Carter Banks]

All right, we need to. When. When we. When you refresh Rumble, the. The rants disappear. And so with the hubbub over everything, we refreshed, it'd be nice if the

[Ian Crossland]

chat window popped out and started its own window.

[Tim Pool]

I swear, there's a way to have them all collect at the top, but

[Carter Banks]

when you refresh, they go away.

[Tim Pool]

Oh, man.

[Carter Banks]

Thinker for life says if this is not egg on a deep state face, I don't know what is.

[Ian Crossland]

It's tough because some of these chats probably came in when we were first breaking this and like, they rated.

[Carter Banks]

Oh, my gosh. It's a raid. All right, let's see what else you guys got going on here. We got more.

[Ian Crossland]

We got more.

[Carter Banks]

Marushi says many claim aliens are demons. Maybe it's the other way around, that angels, demons and gods of ancient religions were actually aliens with human zoos.

[Lisa Reynolds]

No, the.

[Carter Banks]

The actual widely believed theory is that Earth was terraformed by an advanced species, and settlers got stranded on Earth, and It's like District 9. You ever see that movie? So a giant spaceship comes to Earth, terraform it, and then a bunch of just, like, worker bees come down to the Earth and they're like, mechanics and engineers and masons. So average working class people. Then when a fight breaks out in the heavens due to a conflict between, like, a mutiny and the ship leaves, these people are stranded and they're like, oh, crap. So how do they convey general knowledge to people? Like, what could you actually tell your children if you were stranded on a desert island, you know, with no communications forever? You'd explain to your kids, be like, yeah, we used to fly around, you know, and we had these, like, ships, and, like, fire would come out the back to lift it. And in their mind, what are they imagining?

[Ian Crossland]

Dragons?

[Carter Banks]

Yeah, Chariots of fire.

[Ian Crossland]

You know, I thought maybe if there's an entity that's so large that it could treat the solar system like a particle collider and they smash two stars into each other to produce us this solar. But, yeah, that'd be pretty intricate process if there was really some sort of sentient formation.

[Carter Banks]

Esteban says if this chat is any sort of gauge, Massey is cooked. Let's do it. Let's do a poll. Let's do a poll for all y'. All.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I do not like him in the chat.

[Carter Banks]

Massey.

[Josie]

Oh, I know.

[Carter Banks]

Because they love you.

[Josie]

I know.

[Carter Banks]

I. Yeah, no, Massey a lot hates him.

[Josie]

I keep.

[Lisa Reynolds]

People are also mad we didn't talk about Chud the builder. We forgot that one.

[Carter Banks]

Oh, Chud the Builder. Well, we'll talk about Chud the builder and the uncensored portion, because then we can be naughty.

[Lisa Reynolds]

That's a good plan.

[Josie]

Oh, that's a good plan.

[Carter Banks]

No. Massey is currently winning with 53% of the vote.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Wow.

[Ian Crossland]

Let it simmer.

[Carter Banks]

So it's just rocking it about 51. Oh, yes. Massey is starting to take it all right.

[Josie]

Yeah. I guess these guys, like, kill switches. And, you know, the glyphosate.

[Carter Banks]

I love glyphosate. Just what all I think about all day is just, how can I have more glyphosate in my diet?

[Josie]

Like, exactly.

[Tim Pool]

I saw some on the shelf in the kitchen.

[Carter Banks]

That's right. We spritz our salads with it. You know, you want to make sure we buy organic so we have to add the glyphosate afterwards.

[Ian Crossland]

Like, I disagree with Tom about stuff, but he's the best, by far best Congress.

[Carter Banks]

Oh, it's 50.

[Lisa Reynolds]

50.

[Ian Crossland]

I don't understand.

[Carter Banks]

Not kidding. It's 50.

[Ian Crossland]

50.

[Lisa Reynolds]

What I like about Massie is that he is himself and he, like, he does everything himself. Like, nobody I used to, you know, guys know, I used to do comms on the Hill and nobody is allowed to touch his Twitter. Like, nobody's tweeting for him. He's doing it all completely himself. And I do know, though, for a long time, lots of members of Congress. I remember one congressman saying to me, I said at the time, I liked Massachusetts. This was like years ago. And he's like, we all hate him. He's the type of guy you want to stuff into a locker when you're in high school. Like, that's what they said. And maybe because he's like a contrarian a little bit, but like, people have warmed to him, but he's never been like a GOP favorite. If anything, they've always really not.

[Josie]

He doesn't bend. He's not to bend the rules or find a loophole. He's like, no, the Constitution is my, is my guidance. And that's what, that's what he does.

[Carter Banks]

So we've got this from the Spence Fencer. Temples and shrines in Japan are burning weekly. The Green Star invasion of Japan has begun. Japan has mass immigration problems also. Let's look there.

[Ian Crossland]

Wow. Green star. What's the green Star?

[Carter Banks]

I don't know.

[Tim Pool]

Look it up.

[Carter Banks]

Rocky Eagle says, what's your opinion of the quartering drama? And can Tim and or Brett appear on Friday Night Tights? I don't know anything about it, but

[Lisa Reynolds]

what's Friday Night Tights?

[Carter Banks]

A show but the I don't know anything about the quartering drama. I will just put it like this. Lisa here worked on the Hill for a decade plus and so she's talking about the goings on of the movers and the shakers who control politics. Daniel here is energy consultant and discusses the lies of climate change, national and international level conflicts. Josie's talking about a member of Congress who's in a deep battle with a Trump supporter. A major, majorly Trump supported guy in the polling there. All of these are gonna have deep, deep impacts on the structure of our world, our governance. And with that being said, I wish you guys all the best on sorting through the drama with the quartering. And I don't mean to be derisive, it's just that my Point is, whatever Jeremy is doing or isn't doing has little effect on whether or not there's going to be a new member of Congress, a Democrat, Republican House, whether or not we're going to get national level bans on fossil fuels. So I don't really have much to say about it.

[Tim Pool]

I don't know.

[Carter Banks]

I don't look up the news on.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I didn't even know he was going.

[Josie]

It's just gossip. And we just don't. We just don't.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I like Jeremy, but Jeremy likes gossip and Jeremy likes trauma.

[Josie]

The privilege to gossip right now, there's too much going on.

[Carter Banks]

I'm tired of people are allowed to be allowed to care about what they care about because this has to do with the little that I know is something about like. Like he reported somebody, I think or something. I don't know.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I don't know. I'm just so tired of like the infighting, the drama, the gossip, the sex scandals, the. This scandal, the last. It's really like exhausting. It's actually. Which is probably good. It's making me want to stay away from politics in general. Like, I know. I mean, look at that 19th person myself.

[Carter Banks]

But like Marjorie Taylor Greene, Benny stuff. Yeah, it's like annoying.

[Lisa Reynolds]

It's freaking annoying. Can we just try to fight the real enemy, which is our Islamists? And the last.

[Carter Banks]

But it's so easy to say the

[Lisa Reynolds]

problem is and anybody in a sand country, and that includes Israel. Like, I'm tired of all that. I want. I'm serious. Any sand countries. I don't care what happens over there.

[Josie]

Abu Dhabi is a little developed.

[Ian Crossland]

Extracting interest off of our debt. That's a big problem. That's the enemy we should be eradicating is interest.

[Carter Banks]

Massey is now winning by two points. And if you want to check out

[Ian Crossland]

Friday Night Tights, it's Gary Buchler. Gary. Pretty cool show. They're fun guys.

[Carter Banks]

All right. Josiah says sorry, but Massie was one of the biggest black pillars in an existential election. He helped in framing Trump as the Epstein class and the new swamp. I think as a grandstander, he is the example of the right going after the right.

[Josie]

He hit four talking points. Congratulations.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Well, that guy's got some points. I mean, listen, I can see both sides. Like, I can see why people would like Massey for principled reasons. I like Massey as a person. He's always been very good to me, very good to us, very good to. To the show. I like a lot of things he stands for. I also see, you know, Like, I see other people's points. Like, sometimes we need to use force and we need to show that we're the boss and we want to be the leaders of the world. So, like, let's do it. I. I just think that, like, criticizing people and, like, losing seats, I think that's all unproductive, that that is the real problem. Like, I see this. It is more just infighting. Like, I don't like this guy because I'm a Trump loyalist and he went against the grain or whatever the issue is. Like, people, he's been great on a ton of issues and he's been sucking on some, but that's almost every single member of Congress. So we're just gonna, like, throw the baby out with the bathwater and get rid of, like, a seat that we need. That's stupid to me.

[Josie]

You don't even know Ed's positions. You just know he's gonna rubber stamp anything that Trump says he won't debate. We have no idea what. We have no idea.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I mean, I don't care if he rubber stamps all Trump's positions, too. Like, that's fine, but, like, my.

[Carter Banks]

My concern.

[Lisa Reynolds]

There's got to be stuff he does that you don't like either, down the road. That's the problem.

[Carter Banks]

How do we give money to Israel unless we bring in.

[Lisa Reynolds]

You need to stop giving money to everybody, including Israel.

[Josie]

That's got it all foreign aid, immediately, all of it.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Bye.

[Carter Banks]

But who's going to blow up brown kids in sand countries unless we get rid of people like Thomas Massey? I wonder if we'll get in trouble.

[Josie]

National Reserve Bank.

[Lisa Reynolds]

That's something I would say that you would normally yell at me for. I said, oh, no.

[Carter Banks]

Sand country is not that bad. You're not insulting a people.

[Ian Crossland]

Pointing out to get the sand into the ocean.

[Lisa Reynolds]

You know what I said I wanted to delete the sand countries, remove.

[Carter Banks]

Get rid of them. You said you want to get rid of them.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Yeah.

[Carter Banks]

Well, that's a vague statement. I'm saying, like, calling a country a sand country is not targeting a people. It's pointing out that they're desert nations.

[Lisa Reynolds]

The desert nations gotta go.

[Carter Banks]

Did you. We looked this up. Did you know that? There's, like, I didn't even know this. I'm gonna pull this up.

[Ian Crossland]

While you're doing that, I'll point out that we're gonna build autonomous drones that will take the sand back and put it in the ocean where it came from. Yeah.

[Carter Banks]

I was just bored, and I was like, who lives in the Sahara Desert? And like, no joke. There's150,000 people living right here in Tamanraset. Look at this. Look at this. We zoom out. Look where they are. Look at those people. What are you doing in there? I think, what are you doing in the middle of Sahara like that? Huh?

[Josie]

Why don't they move closer to water?

[Lisa Reynolds]

They're trying to make their IQ reach 65.

[Carter Banks]

Comedian who was like. Like, stop living where you can't grow food. You're in. You're in a country full of sand. Food can't grow here.

[Tim Pool]

What the hell is his hilarious. No.

[Carter Banks]

It's cold.

[Tim Pool]

Oh, gosh. He's been dead forever.

[Josie]

Dead now. Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

Sam Kinison.

[Carter Banks]

Is that what that was?

[Tim Pool]

M. Kinnison, yeah.

[Carter Banks]

You live where there's sand. You can't grow food.

[Tim Pool]

I was in a helicopter convoy going from Baghdad to Basra, which was like three hours, and I fell asleep because it was 900 degrees. And I woke up at one point, and you're still in the sand. And I looked down and there was a guy walking, and he had three camels. And I remember. And we're not very high off the ground. I remember staring at him thinking, where the hell did you come from?

[Carter Banks]

Camels are huge.

[Tim Pool]

And where are you going? Like, it was just amazing. So, yeah, there are150,000 people living there. That's just as people do and they've.

[Carter Banks]

Ever seen a camel?

[Tim Pool]

No.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Camels are cool.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah. They're. They're six to seven feet at the hump.

[Josie]

Hump.

[Carter Banks]

No joke. I was. When I was in Morocco, they're doing camel rides, and I was like, you didn't.

[Lisa Reynolds]

You didn't ride them in the zoo when you were little?

[Carter Banks]

I have seen the ones with.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I have humps.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

I rode one with two humps in a zoo once.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Yeah.

[Carter Banks]

I think two humps is two humps too many. But that's just me.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Two humps. Yeah. You sitting.

[Carter Banks]

I like horses. Right? Okay.

[Ian Crossland]

That's how they get their water.

[Carter Banks]

They're big, fat.

[Lisa Reynolds]

You should see there. There's a lady who has a camel, and she's not watering. Runs around with the horses, and the camel's really goofy and fun.

[Tim Pool]

My lovely lady. I'm sorry. I think another song, different song.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I, I, I like camel c. Maybe not camel people.

[Carter Banks]

I could be wrong. 80 pounds of fat in their humps.

[Tim Pool]

That's crazy.

[Ian Crossland]

Oh, I heard they had water, but it's just moisture then in the fat. Probably. That's how they get.

[Carter Banks]

Camels don't need to Drink water for a week, and when they do, they consume 40 gallons in one sitting.

[Ian Crossland]

Dudes used to ride those things into battle. I don't know if they still do.

[Carter Banks]

Is that true?

[Ian Crossland]

Yeah. Camel archers and stuff.

[Carter Banks]

All right, let's grab some more of these, see what going on. Let's see. Louis Rodriguez says, ian, sometimes the ants take over. Tim and I, for one, welcome our new insect overlords. That's. That's a Simpsons reference. I absolutely would say something like that.

[Lisa Reynolds]

That sounds fun.

[Carter Banks]

It was a. Kent Brockman said that when they thought the. What was it like an ant crawled on the camera lens or something, so they thought ants were taking over.

[Lisa Reynolds]

It's funny. Somebody said it's hump day. It is hump day.

[Tim Pool]

It is.

[Ian Crossland]

Yeah.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Talking about camels on hump day.

[Ian Crossland]

Happy hump day.

[Carter Banks]

Mauricio says we are building the matrix tricks.

[Ian Crossland]

I know, Correct. Yeah, but we got. We kind of can choose how we build it still. And then it's going to automate and keep. Yeah, we're setting the algorithm right now of how it's going to build itself.

[Lisa Reynolds]

We can.

[Ian Crossland]

Well, our words are. Like you mentioned earlier, we're. We're changing the. The way that the AI processes by speaking.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Yeah, true.

[Carter Banks]

Let's see, we got here.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I'm over it.

[Carter Banks]

Peace and sound says no. Massey, he wants to do away with AM radio in cars. Is that true?

[Lisa Reynolds]

Yeah, I don't like that.

[Ian Crossland]

Why?

[Lisa Reynolds]

I like I am right now.

[Josie]

I haven't heard the AM radio stance, but I wasn't paid cow money to talk about that.

[Carter Banks]

She enforcer says Massey doesn't get my vote or support because he would choose to let Iran do what they want with the straight and would probably pay them off, which is soft and weak, rather than kick their ass.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I don't think he would pay them off either, but I see what they're saying there. That. That's.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah. Massey would never vote to give him money.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Yeah, he would never. He would do the rest, but not for vote to give him money.

[Tim Pool]

I couldn't imagine him supporting a bill to ban AM radio either, which is. I don't understand. I'd love to know what that comes from. Yeah, right.

[Josie]

Like, just like one of the things, like about him having a podcast. It's just kind of made up.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah. People are making jokes.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. That was like a really weird thing to do.

[Josie]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

That's where it comes from.

[Carter Banks]

All right. Nick Bomar said you said we're dealing with people of sub 70 IQ. That's history. Salem witch trial, civil War and rights, racist, modern leftists. All the same, it's our duty to ensure humanity's future, as our founding fathers did. Thoughts?

[Lisa Reynolds]

Well, they shouldn't get a right to vote, though. Those people.

[Tim Pool]

That guy makes a brilliant point. There are no.

[Carter Banks]

I think the easiest way to solve for that. We don't need literacy tests. You just write in. Only if you don't write in the name legibly and correctly spelled, your vote don't count. Or more importantly, if, like, Barack Obama is running and you write Barack Obama, great, he gets a vote. But then if you write Barack Obama, Barack Obama gets a vote. Don't know who Barack Obama is, but he's got one vote. I think that's the way we should do it.

[Ian Crossland]

Then they'd have to type their names in.

[Carter Banks]

Nope. Handwriting.

[Ian Crossland]

Handwriting.

[Josie]

Handwriting.

[Carter Banks]

Too bad.

[Ian Crossland]

Sometimes you can't read it, but it's not your fault.

[Carter Banks]

That's why I said legibly.

[Ian Crossland]

Or rather, if I can't read your handwriting, it might be your fault.

[Carter Banks]

Or it might be my fault. I can choose to write very slowly and very legibly.

[Josie]

You need to write it in Constitution script script in order for it to be constitutional.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I'm here for that.

[Tim Pool]

With ink.

[Josie]

Yes.

[Ian Crossland]

What about voice? Text.

[Tim Pool]

Exactly.

[Ian Crossland]

You just say the name of the person.

[Josie]

We're taking it all the way.

[Lisa Reynolds]

No, because voice attacks, hates my Philly accent and gets everything wrong.

[Carter Banks]

We're trying to create barriers that stop stupid people from voting. And so it's fair to say we don't really have a good means of testing for, like, literacy in this because some people are going to say that's not fair. If you can articulate the individual in writing legibly, who you want, your vote is good. That's it.

[Ian Crossland]

Is it the stupid or the ignorant that you want to.

[Carter Banks]

Stupid.

[Tim Pool]

Stupid. Ignorance can be fixed. Ignorance just means without knowledge. You can teach the ignorant, but no,

[Lisa Reynolds]

they shouldn't vote either until they get knowledge.

[Tim Pool]

Well, you have to get some, right? That's the problem is you. How do you force people to acquire. Because there are people who want to be willfully ignorant. And that's what every time you testify before Congress, every time you know, you deliberately want to not know these things. You are. You are foregoing the opportunity to. I'm here as your star witness to talk about it.

[Josie]

It.

[Tim Pool]

But you don't want to know because then you have to change your opinion.

[Carter Banks]

So we're gonna go the uncensored portion of the show, talk about Chug the Builder and how he got attacked for accusing a guy of chimping out and then he got punched and then he shot the guy. It's pretty crazy story. We will talk about [e-mail] Timcast IRL. So smash that, like, button. Share the show with everyone you know. You can follow me on X and Instagram at Tim Cast. Daniel, do you want to shout anything out before you run away?

[Tim Pool]

I was just gonna go. Sorry. Daniel Turner, Power of the future, powerthefuture.com and your favorite sheep farmer, Virginia. Bristol Farm, Virginia. If you like sheep and service dogs, Bristol Farm, Virginia on Instagram, come follow us. We're a great farm.

[Carter Banks]

Right on.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I'm coming to visit.

[Carter Banks]

Yeah. Anything out?

[Lisa Reynolds]

No. Hi. Hi, guys. Nice to see everybody. Thanks for having me. You guys are the best. Best chat in the world.

[Ian Crossland]

Lisa Reynolds, ladies and gentlemen. One of the best. How do they.

[Lisa Reynolds]

I didn't fight with anybody today.

[Ian Crossland]

Where are you? Where do they follow you?

[Lisa Reynolds]

Oh, oh. At least Elizabeth on Twitter. But I really haven't been tweeting much at all. Like, I don't think I've, like, done an original tweet in weeks.

[Carter Banks]

Really?

[Lisa Reynolds]

Yeah.

[Josie]

Josie, I'm the redheaded libertarian. You can find me on X, T, R, H, L official and across all streams and platforms. And you should definitely look into Casper Coffee. I do make a fantastic coffee over there.

[Lisa Reynolds]

Let's go.

[Ian Crossland]

Hit me up at Ian Crossland on the Internet. Seize the day. Take advantage of it. Now, it might seem like tomorrow's inevitable, but nothing's inevitable. So change it. Make it the best for yourself and your community. Do it. Go. And as you said, we are training

[Carter Banks]

the machines right now for the whatever

[Tim Pool]

the AI future holds. So, yes, seize the day.

[Carter Banks]

And you can follow me at Carter Banks everywhere and follow our record label

[Tim Pool]

at Trash house Records on YouTube.

[Carter Banks]

We'll see you [e-mail] TimCastirl in about 10 seconds. Thanks for hanging out.