John Doyle Uncensored: Whoopi Goldberg Threatens To Withhold Sex From Men Over Trump

Summary

Timcast IRL Episode Summary Episode: John Doyle Uncensored: Whoopi Goldberg Threatens To Withhold Sex From Men Over Trump
Release Date: November 17, 2024
Host: Tim Pool
Guests: John Doyle, Phil Labonte, Luke Rudkowski, Jack Murphy, Ian Crossland, Josie

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1. Opening Remarks and Main Topic Introduction

The episode kicks off with light-hearted banter among the hosts discussing a humorous and provocative claim: Whoopi Goldberg threatening to withhold sex from men over political disagreements involving Donald Trump.

Notable Quote:

• Luke Rudkowski [00:30]: "Whoopi Goldberg says she won't have sex with you."
• Tim Pool [01:08]: "I've never been intimately involved with a woman, and so I had sort of like, set. Whoopi Goldberg is like, my first time's gotta be special."

2. Gender Dynamics and Feminism

The conversation swiftly transitions into a broader discussion on gender dynamics, the enforcement of gender norms, and the impact of feminism on societal interactions.

Notable Quotes:

• Josie [01:50]: "Did she just confirm the gender binary right there?"
• Phil Labonte [07:22]: "They think they're talking to men as men."
• Luke Rudkowski [02:02]: "Women immediately invoke the gender binary and then try to enforce gender norms."

3. Media Representation and The View

The hosts critique media representations, particularly focusing on "The View," and discuss the challenges faced by pro-Trump personalities in gaining airtime on such platforms.

Notable Quotes:

• Ian Crossland [03:17]: "Anna Navarro worked with Trump... she's massively anti Trump."
• Jack Murphy [02:51]: "Yeah, as a Gen X, I had dreams and hopes of one day meeting Whoopi and marrying her."
• Tim Pool [02:31]: "I replaced my picture of Kate Upton... with the Whoopi Goldberg image instead."

4. Body Cameras and Police Accountability

A segment addresses the role of body cameras in police interactions, emphasizing how they enhance accountability and transparency in law enforcement.

Notable Quotes:

• Ian Crossland [23:22]: "Officers, body cams are the best thing that have happened to the United States."
• Tim Pool [23:40]: "They have no longer, like, perpetrators no longer have the ability to lie about what happened."

5. Boxing Commentary: Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson

The hosts engage in a playful debate over the potential boxing match between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson, weighing the narrative and audience expectations.

Notable Quotes:

• Luke Rudkowski [25:25]: "They have no, they have no shot at all. It's all fake."
• Jack Murphy [25:58]: "I think it's fake."

6. Caller Segment: Political Concerns and Trump’s Potential Second Term

Listeners call in with their concerns about what could go wrong if Donald Trump secures a second term, discussing issues like immigration, support for Israel, and potential pardons.

Notable Quotes:

• Corey Walker [26:36]: "Immigration is top priority, which he seems to understand based on who he's surrounding himself with."
• Jack Murphy [27:35]: "Supporting Israel and allowing Israel to keep fighting their wars with Lebanon... I think that's a terrible idea."

7. Caller Segment: FEMA Trucks and Election Interference Fears

A caller raises alarms about FEMA trucks reportedly mobilizing at abandoned Air Force bases, suggesting preparations for suppressing dissent in the event of electoral disputes.

Notable Quotes:

• Phil Labonte [47:24]: "Next news network... FEMA trucks... detain camps... to suppress dissent."
• John Doyle [33:17]: "They are going to try to stymie him... and now that election season's over, it's off the books for another 18 months."

8. Discussion on Authentic American Conservatism Post-Trump

John Doyle provides an in-depth analysis of the future of American conservatism after Trump, emphasizing the need to consolidate power and dismantle liberal influences.

Notable Quotes:

• John Doyle [37:02]: "The coalition that Trump has assembled is doing a pretty good job at that."
• John Doyle [42:50]: "The battle only really starts now. Everything starts now."

9. Christian Influence in Politics

The conversation touches on the diminishing political influence of Christians and the importance of strategic engagement rather than confrontational tactics.

Notable Quotes:

• Tim Pool [43:37]: "Christians lost us so much with the tolerance... allowing everyone to be who they want to be."
• John Doyle [37:35]: "We have to be smart about it. Understand, we are in a fallen society."

10. Closing Remarks and Upcoming Topics

The episode concludes with the hosts teasing upcoming topics, including child sex trafficking, and expressing gratitude towards listeners and contributors.

Notable Quotes:

• Luke Rudkowski [52:08]: "Tomorrow we are going to be joined by a couple of ladies to talk about the child sex trafficking that's been going on."
• Tim Pool [46:43]: "Thank you all so much."

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Conclusion

In this episode of Timcast IRL, host Tim Pool and his panel delve into a mix of light-hearted and serious topics, ranging from gender dynamics and media representation to political strategies and election interference fears. The discussion highlights the ongoing struggles within political and social spheres, emphasizing the need for strategic action to preserve conservative values and counteract liberal influences. Through engaging dialogue and listener interactions, the episode offers insightful perspectives for those interested in independent political analysis.

Transcript

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[Luke Rudkowski]

Welcome to our special weekend show Sunday uncensored. Every week we produce four uncensored episodes of the Tim Cast IRL podcast [e-mail] and we're going to bring you the most important for our weekend show. If you want to check out more segments just like this, become a [e-mail] now. Enjoy the show. Guys. I got bad news, Phil. John. Whoopi Goldberg says she won't have sex with you.

[Ian Crossland]

I was worried.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Yeah. And I know this is hard on you. John's the most devastated.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, it's true. You know, I've, I've never been intimately involved with a woman, and so I had sort of like, set. Whoopi Goldberg is like, my first time's gotta be special. And so to hear that, you know, here I was thinking, in Trump's America, we could all get what we want. We could dream big again.

[Luke Rudkowski]

But he's 69 years old. You know, that's, that's what we call mature over the hill.

[Ian Crossland]

She actually said that.

[Tim Pool]

This.

[Phil Labonte]

We all came.

[Luke Rudkowski]

I dare.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, you, you didn't get here by yourself, man. You can't do this without us.

[Luke Rudkowski]

And if we don't let you, you don't get any.

[Tim Pool]

It's that simple. It's that simple. This.

[Phil Labonte]

We all came out.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Who is she talking to?

[Ian Crossland]

I don't know.

[Josie]

Did she just confirm the gender binary right there?

[Luke Rudkowski]

Oh, my response to this was that. I love that whenever, whenever it comes to this kind of shit, women immediately invoke the gender binary and then try to enforce gender norms.

[Tim Pool]

I mean, she's, you know, you think of your sex icons like Farrah Fawcett, Pam Anderson, Whoopi Goldberg. She does have a little bit of authority, I guess, to speak on these things. So we should just shut up and we should, we should sit our male asses down and listen.

[Luke Rudkowski]

I mean, every, every young man remembers having that picture of Guinan on the poster in their bedrooms, you know, in the early 90s, that, that I imagine Phil, you know, had a pin up of Goldberg after, after Sister Act 2. You know, you could not you could not was.

[Tim Pool]

You know, you grow up and you're watching Baywatch and you've got the Pam Anderson poster on the wall and it's like that scene in Toy Story when he gets Buzz Lightyear and it's like the montage of everything in the room changing. That was me when the View started broadcasting with Whoopi Goldberg and I replaced my picture of Kate upton, Sports Illustrated 2012, not that I care, remember, but with the Whoopi Goldberg image instead.

[Jack Murphy]

Yeah, as a Gen X, I, I had dreams and hopes of one day meeting Whoopi and marrying her.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Well, I'm sorry to hear, but she won't have sex with you.

[Jack Murphy]

I did say that, but thank you.

[Tim Pool]

You could still marry her. She just won't sleep with you, which is just fine.

[Jack Murphy]

No prenups, Whoopi.

[Luke Rudkowski]

So ABC is trying to put a pro Trump person on the View now because they're realizing that they're fucking retarded.

[Ian Crossland]

We talked about that today on pcc. It's like you guys had fucking like they put Anna Navarro on there and all that happened was Ana Navarro was consumed by the blob and now Anna Navarro is massively anti Trump. Anna Navarro worked with Trump. She knows the guy enough to be like, okay, he's a real person. He's not this cartoon character that the left has created for him or created that's supposed to represent him. And yet at the same time she, she was completely and totally consumed by the, the want to fit in the mob.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Yeah, that's it.

[Ian Crossland]

Well, if they're going to get a woman on there, they're going to have to get a woman that is so incredibly disagreeable and so comfortable with not going along with the crowd, which is really, really hard to find. They would, they might be able, they might do well if they got someone like Ann Coulter. Cuz Ann Coulter has, whatever your opinion on Ann Coulter, she's got balls of steel. You know, she has absolutely no problem saying what she thinks and she has no problem with people disliking her. But it's going to have to be someone with that much backbone. And I'm not sure that someone with that much back. I'm not convinced that someone with that.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Well, Josie said she, she volunteers as tribute.

[Ian Crossland]

I mean, Josie is great, but I don't know that, I don't know that they would have her.

[Jack Murphy]

I was thinking something like Megyn Kelly or even Laura Trump, but they would never, I don't think they would ever go on, on that.

[Ian Crossland]

Megyn Kelly might, she's probably doing too.

[Jack Murphy]

Well by herself then she does, she doesn't need the View, but maybe she would do it just for the cause.

[Tim Pool]

Dude, I would do it. I wish I could maybe like, dude.

[Jack Murphy]

Just become a woman.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. I don't know, man. It's like the devil's bargain because you just get to argue with women all day and be responsible for the increase in the cortisol levels of like, yeah. Rich liberal women throughout the country.

[Ian Crossland]

Waffles.

[Tim Pool]

Yes. Yes.

[Ian Crossland]

The cortisol leaking out of the office. Every like orifice of the office.

[Tim Pool]

I would put all of my savings into whatever pharma stocks and then I would make my debut on the View and I would just be myself and then that money would just grow.

[Ian Crossland]

I mean, I.

[Jack Murphy]

Pretty good plan.

[Ian Crossland]

I can't, I, like I said, I can't really think of who would actually, you know, fit into that position. They're, they're. And I can't really imagine who would want to because these, these shows, I mean, I assume the View does okay because it's daytime television for essentially for awfuls, but like all of the other like left leaning and, or, or what they would call legacy shows, they're all dying. They're all falling apart. They're, they're, they're losing out to podcasts all over the place. So I don't, I don't know. I don't know that there's any, I don't think that there's value there for someone to go.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. And I.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Did you guys see the video of the women all like this?

[Ian Crossland]

Yeah.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Like the various parlance.

[Tim Pool]

Oh my gosh.

[Luke Rudkowski]

When I saw that, I was just like, now I understand the Salem witch trails.

[Ian Crossland]

Yeah.

[Jack Murphy]

And it, yeah. It would not help out. I mean like we're saying it would help out anyone who has a base already to go on there. They would not help them in any way ship form. They'd have to do it just because they wanted to argue with these weird crazy ladies.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Why watch the View when you can watch General Hospital? Asks Caesar Retardes Maximus. I say, why watch the View when you can watch reruns of Futurama on Hulu.

[Tim Pool]

If you're a woman and you're trying to like convince us that we have made a mistake politically, the last thing you want to do is just act like a kindergarten teacher and be like, I'm standing here and my arms are crossed. Like, no one's going to take that seriously. Because you're not portraying like intimidation and power and strength because unfortunately, like you're Five foot three with an attitude. And so this is not something that's going to like, compel me to be like, oh, maybe I messed up.

[Luke Rudkowski]

That's that, that's the thing. I mentioned this when AOC was at that rally in the Bronx and she was jumping up and down and shaking her face and hooting like, it doesn't work.

[Ian Crossland]

Yeah, women are, women are powerful only as long as men allow them to be.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Well, Bill, Bill Burr said it. Ladies, you got to hoard it up. You know how to get a free drink.

[Tim Pool]

Come on.

[Luke Rudkowski]

But make the farmer think he's got a chance.

[Ian Crossland]

But seriously, not bad. Women, women are only powerful as long as men allow it. And the evidence of that is Iran. Because Iran was a progressive state, a progressive country, until the Iranian revolution, and then the mullahs got in charge and now everyone gets the shit kicked out of them if they take their burger or whatever off. So, so the, this idea that women have that like, we're going to stand up to men, blah, blah, blah, you only stand up to men as long as men allow it. Because men will punch you in. The men can punch you in the face and smash your orbital.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Don't correct that. Go back to what you were going to say.

[Ian Crossland]

Men. Well, no, I'm just saying they can.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Punch you in the face.

[Ian Crossland]

Some men will, but that.

[Luke Rudkowski]

And, and we're a good country, we don't do that. Yeah, we'll arrest you for it. But Iran, they'll punch you in the face.

[Ian Crossland]

That's exactly right.

[Jack Murphy]

Stony to death.

[Ian Crossland]

The evidence is Iran and countries like that, like the Taliban came back into Afghanistan. Now women aren't allowed to speak to each other. So this, so the attitude that women have towards men in the west, it's really, really offensive because men treat women in. Men in the west treat women way better than the feminists deserve.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. And the problem is too, is they don't understand how. They're just shooting themselves in the feet because again, accountability is something that they're not a big fan of. But the problem is when you have something like feminism, which is now selecting, oh, get into these positions simply because you're a woman and you're so great. The problem with that is when you start doing that, the law of averages kicks in and you're dealing with a type of person whose rhetorical and speaking skills have evolved to scold children. And so they can't help but then speak to normal Americans as though they are children. And that is very off putting to them. And so you see the acceleration of the gender divide politically where men are shifting more to the right, women are maybe moderate, young men are going more right and then women are going radically far left.

[Jack Murphy]

Yeah, young men hate that they. Oh yeah, they are not fond of being told that they stink, they have no value or they have no say in the community.

[Ian Crossland]

Men have been falling behind in gr. In graduating college. Men have been falling behind when it comes to getting new jobs. Men commit suicide more than women. Men have been falling behind in getting like workpl in the workplace. And women still feminists, not all women. And actually there, there are more women that have a traditional opinion nowadays, I think than there have been in the past previous 10 years. But still feminists will tell you that the gender gap, the gender pay gap is real. They will tell you that women are still oppressed in Western countries even as men do the dying, Even as men's men do all of the hard work, all of the work, the jobs that make society, make modern society possible. They do all of it. But women will swear up and down that there's not gender parody. They don't want gender parity when it comes to collecting trash.

[Tim Pool]

Ask them what they want. It's like that, what?

[Luke Rudkowski]

Abortions?

[Tim Pool]

I haven't, it's the Ryan Gosling one. And it's like, what do you want? She's like, it's not that simple. Tell me, what do you want? It's like they don't know.

[Ian Crossland]

They have no idea. And honestly, that's a big part of the reason why they don't know is because they've been told by society that they should want to be mentioned. Essentially, they, they're, you're equal to men. You should want a job like a man. You should want to work for yourself. You shouldn't want to be a mother. They're, they're looked, you're looked down upon. My girlfriend's great. She wants to be a stay at home mom. And she's like, when I told, you know, when I, I told my doctor this or whatever, I, she shot me a dirty look. She's like, I want to have kids and I want a family. And that's like when I told my doctor that they were just like, what are you, what are you talking about? You know, her mother is, is, is, is like a Gen Xer, a little on the, on the older side of Gen X. And, and she's like, no, you shouldn't, you shouldn't want these things. And she's like, like women are supposed to have kids. Like that's why we're built to have kids. And, like, I want a traditional kind of, you know, family.

[Luke Rudkowski]

So let me tell you, I saw this video of some woman, and she's like, you got to be fucking sucking my dick right now. Donald Trump won the election. And I was like, ma'am, you have no penis. Why are you saying that? Because a woman saying, eat my pussy. If a guy says to another guy, suck my dick, the guy goes the fuck up, motherfucker. What'd you fucking say to me? But if a woman goes to a guy and see my pussy, he'll go, when? This is why. This is why men and women. Men and women are fucking different. So women trying to act tough and behave like men have to say, suck my dick. And the guy just goes, you don't have one. Your insult means fucking nothing. And if the woman then tries to be tough and go, yeah, motherfucker, eat my pussy. They'll be like, bro, there'll be 10 guys lined up outside any minute now. Yeah, women are different real quick. That's why when Bill Burr said, women, you got to whore it up. Make the farmer think, like, he's got a chance. Come on. We all know. We all know that you know how to get a free drink. That's the dynamics between men and women. How do men rally other men for support? They look them in the eyes and they say, trust me, and I will lead you to glory. You will bask in riches for which you have never experienced. You will have beautiful women as far as you can see. And the riches, the glory, and the tales they tell of this day will live on in history. And guys are like, holy shit, give me some of that.

[Jack Murphy]

I mean, I just got pumped.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Women, women, they can't do that.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Women can't go to a guy and say, the rich is going to. He's gonna be like, aha. Now take your pants off.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. They can only, like, parrot what they see men who can actually lead and inspire do, whether it's by saying that language. And then they come off as, like, silly. And it's like, okay, well, no one believes that. Or if they're like, remember during the height of the gender wars, maybe a summer or two ago, when you had these, like, only fans, models who were getting attacked by guys, and then they would make these tiktoks and be like, you better stop or I'm gonna fuck your dad. And it's like, do you understand that that's not going to be a problem? Like, you probably shouldn't do? I would prefer you not but it's not like you're. Oh, I'm so owned right now because you decided to sleep with my dad. Like, that's not the same as, like.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Some hot chick wants to hook up with my dad.

[Jack Murphy]

I'd be like, I give him a high five. Yeah.

[Luke Rudkowski]

I'd be like, wow.

[Jack Murphy]

Good job, dad.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Wow, dad, you still got it. Yeah.

[Jack Murphy]

Let me give you some virus.

[Luke Rudkowski]

But they don't get it because they think they're talking to men as men. If a. What would it. What would you do if a guy said, if you don't shut the fuck up, I'll fuck your dad? Like, what the fuck?

[Tim Pool]

Like, we had a guy.

[Luke Rudkowski]

But hold on. It's because a guy will say, I'll fuck your mom. And they're like, don't you fucking say that about my mom. I'll beat your ass. So a woman goes, I'll fuck your dad. And you're like, okay.

[Tim Pool]

One time I was in a math class or something, and some kid said something which I thought was going to be that, but he said to another kid, he's like, man, shut the fuck up for a kiss you on the mouth. I'd probably shut up.

[Jack Murphy]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's a good one here.

[Tim Pool]

But you could kiss me. I don't know, man.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Hold on. If a guy said, shut up before I kiss you on the mouth, it's a threat, a weird one. If a woman said, shut it before I kiss you on the mouth, it's a romantic gesture. And then she leans in for the kiss and it's a romcom.

[Jack Murphy]

Unless she is, you know, blue haired, average weight.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

That American woman. I don't know, man.

[Ian Crossland]

There's a lot of dudes.

[Tim Pool]

Some of the art hoes, they're sure.

[Jack Murphy]

There are a lot of dudes.

[Luke Rudkowski]

But this is the thing about. It was funny. If I say this stuff, the left goes, tim, sexist. I'm like, this is your idea. The left has the idea that inherit sexism holds Kamala Harris back. I agree. Kamala. They don't know how to run a woman because women do not, like, look, strip clubs. Men go to strip clubs because women are in submissive positions where the men are like, they get to watch and throw the money at her. Women don't go to strip clubs because women don't like men in submissive positions. So this means that there's a problem for women trying to run for office because they do not exude power at the same level as a man. So it's just not going to fucking happen. The only way I see us getting a female president is if the two, excuse me, the two major political parties only run a woman, and the only choices are two women.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. And it has been done before. Like you look for example, at Donald Trump's chief of staff. Now, this is not a woman who behaves like a woman. She has a sort of like matriarchal energy about her, but she's not getting out there like Kamala Harris and acting like a 20 year old girl and, you know, waving herself around and acting like a theater kid. Like, she's acting like sort of a grandmother kind of figure where, yes, you can tell she's feminine, but she's not like leaning into it to just, you know, be annoying.

[Ian Crossland]

A powerful woman should not emulate a man. If you're emulating a man, you don't come across as a powerful woman. You come across as a mockery of a man. You come across as someone like Kamala Harris or, you know, any number of other people that are. That. That don't really translate well. Like a. A woman, a powerful woman should be someone like Margaret Thatcher. She didn't come off like a man. She came off like a stern woman, like a matriarch, like a mother. And that's how people respond to powerful women.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. You know, they're gonna hate me for saying this, but Kamala's performance actually made me miss Hillary Clinton in a way. Oh, really? Hillary Clinton? She's totally corrupt. We, we want to lock her up, but at least she didn't, like, lean into that annoying Gretchen Whitmer kind of energy that like all these Democrat women are wanting to, you know, embody. Now, she did have that kind of old school, corrupt pantsuit, just like, yeah, okay, I don't like her, but she wasn't as annoying to me immediately as somebody like Kamal Harris so obviously tries to be. So I think the bottom line is like, insofar as these ideas are sexist, we understand the differences between the sexes as a dentist understands teeth. A dentist, a sexist. We are aligned with reality. It's not the end of the world.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Oh, Jake Paul's the favorite.

[Jack Murphy]

Really?

[Luke Rudkowski]

Yeah. I'm betting on Jake Paul.

[Jack Murphy]

Do it 33.

[Luke Rudkowski]

I'm not betting on a 40,000 man, no matter how good he was at boxing back in the day.

[Jack Murphy]

I mean, search Jake Surgeman thinks he's gonna get Jake. He thinks Jake Paul's gonna get murdered tomorrow.

[Luke Rudkowski]

60 years old, dude.

[Ian Crossland]

Have you watched him train?

[Luke Rudkowski]

Yeah, I know, I'm impressed for a 60 year old, but Jake Paul is like, what is he, like 27?

[Jack Murphy]

I mean, isn't, you're right. There's a difference between eight, 40 years and age, no matter what.

[Luke Rudkowski]

So here's the issue.

[Jack Murphy]

I don't know.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Here's what, here's what, here's what they're probably saying, okay, I don't know, I don't know how.

[Ian Crossland]

27, shit about right?

[Jack Murphy]

27, still very young.

[Luke Rudkowski]

So he's probably saying, look, you need to guard because Mike Tyson will fucking knock you out in a single hit, but you will wear him out and he will not be able to make it a full fight with a 27 year old. So that's, that's gotta be the play for Jake Paul.

[Jack Murphy]

Are they going 10 rounds or they gonna just doing like five UFC style?

[Ian Crossland]

I don't know.

[Tim Pool]

What do you guys think about people saying those fights are staged?

[Jack Murphy]

I think it's baloney.

[Luke Rudkowski]

11Pm tomorrow. Dude, this is great. Cause it means we can wrap the show and then we get to watch the fight. Dude, I'm, I'm fucking ordering pizza.

[Jack Murphy]

We have a screen.

[Luke Rudkowski]

I know. We got the big screen. I'm so excited.

[Jack Murphy]

And the vocals are up too, the speakers.

[Tim Pool]

I know.

[Luke Rudkowski]

I, I, I want to watch the whole thing. And it's like, I'll be completely honest with everybody watching. I would, I would rather watch the 8pm start of the title, the full card than, you know, do the show. But we'll do the show because it's important. I got to be honest. You know what I mean?

[Ian Crossland]

It is important.

[Jack Murphy]

A question about the. You have to run two females versus females. So what if you get Tim Walls versus Tulsi Gabbard?

[Tim Pool]

I would take, yeah, here, you know.

[Jack Murphy]

Like now who you take. But who would win? Oh, American President Gabbard.

[Tim Pool]

I'm. Well, no, yeah, probably Tim Walls. What? I don't know. People, you know, they are kind of right when they say that like America's not ready for like a black female president or something. Like they are sort of right about that. I think that Barack Hussein Obama woke something up in the baby boomers that they're not quite ready to go back to in terms of like non, you know, WASP presidents.

[Ian Crossland]

Well, the, the whole, like all of the, the ideological, you know, woke stuff really started with Barack Obama. Like we had as a country, we were really doing our best to not be racist and put racist things behind us, racist tropes behind us. And when Barack Obama came in and everybo, the Tea Party was like, you know, we're, we're Concerned about spending. You're talking about Obamacare, blah, blah, blah, blah. The response was, we don't want to spend this money. And everybody was lambasted as a racist.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, the. The BLM stuff, which had to go away until it was brought out again in 2020 because the climax of it was that ambush, that massacre in Dallas where that guy murdered five police officers. That stuff was so destructive to the country and to the fabric of it. All based on lies, by the way. I mean, still to this day, I'm pretty sure you go to Black Lives Matter's website, they cite as the catalyst for starting their movement Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown, these things which were like, objectively don't do that. Yeah, but still, I mean, they maintain that these things were like, correct and justified. And if you disagree, it's because you're just as bad as, you know, the alleged perpetrators.

[Ian Crossland]

Yeah, it's unbelievable that not only that these lies were continuously repeated, but they were repeated by people in positions of authority. You know, Barack Obama said, oh, Trayvon could have been my son. And. And. Etc, etc. And it's like, look, the evidence shows that Trayvon Martin was on top of Zimmerman. Zimmerman's not a good guy. Like, you've. There's a.

[Tim Pool]

Sell the gun.

[Ian Crossland]

There's. Yeah, there's a lot of that he did afterwards that made it very clear that he was a piece of. But that doesn't change the fact that Trayvon Martin was on top of him, smashing his head against the.

[Tim Pool]

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[Ian Crossland]

So, like, the dude's gonna defend himself. So. And then the. The Michael Brown case that was just. Clearly, Michael Brown was.

[Tim Pool]

Was a bad kid.

[Ian Crossland]

Yeah, he was a bad kid. Trying to get the gun from the cop, and the cop tried not to shoot him. Like, as when he reached into the. Into the. They found that he reached into the cruiser to try to get the gun from the cop. The cop had every right to smoke him then.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah.

[Ian Crossland]

Never mind. Let him go. Walk away. He walk. He could have walked away. And then he turned around and ran towards the cop.

[Tim Pool]

You see that video? It was just a few weeks ago. I don't know when the incident was, but the video was going around X a few weeks ago. And it was, I think, an Asian police officer responding to some distress at an apartment. And this woman comes out and she's got a knife.

[Ian Crossland]

The first thing she does, slash him in. Slash him in the face.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. And he waits before taking that shot. And it's like, you have to understand, they know in their minds, if I have to use my weapon, it's my career, my family, I'm cooked. And their lives are now at greater risk simply because the public is not ready to accept that. The kinds of people who tend to get into these kinds of altercations with police are people who, like, more or less are fafo. I mean, I've spent hundreds of hours watching body cam footage. It has cured any frustration I've gotten from speeding tickets. Because you see what these cops are dealing with, and it's like, okay, dude, you know? Yeah, you've got some punk kid who's going 15 over. Yeah. It's like they have to take the anger out on you because they can't on these other people. And it's like, okay, I understand.

[Ian Crossland]

Officers, body cams are the best thing that have happened. Honestly, the best things that have happened to the United States.

[Tim Pool]

Yes.

[Ian Crossland]

Because there is no longer, like, perpetrators no longer have the ability to lie about what happened, which is what they.

[Tim Pool]

Thought they were like, we need body cams. And then you'll see.

[Jack Murphy]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

And what they actually produced is something that, like, the most racist person you know would have been like, okay, I didn't think it was that bad because, like, people are fucking insane.

[Ian Crossland]

Yeah, they're completely insane. So.

[Jack Murphy]

So back to Whoopi Goldberg. No, lady, we don't want nothing to do.

[Tim Pool]

Remember that the south park didn't take on the Like Black Lives matter. George Floyd stuff knows that. Trayvon, when Token was like getting frustrated with Cartman and anytime Token would just be like, you know, Carmen, I'm gonna be like, token, calm down. Like he was gonna like charge him and start a race. It was a World War Z, but it was like a race war. And then Token would yell at him and he'd just be running through the streets like a. Guys, is happening.

[Jack Murphy]

Everybody talking. A black character?

[Tim Pool]

Is the Token black character? Yes. You're not familiar with South Park?

[Jack Murphy]

No, I get. I get lambasted by like Elad and Search because I don't. They think it's part of our current culture and I don't know it.

[Tim Pool]

So yeah, park is funny.

[Ian Crossland]

South park is. Is really, really, really funny.

[Tim Pool]

That was a huge deal too. In like 20 other scene when they debuted that season, they brought in PC Principal.

[Ian Crossland]

That was like 2014 too.

[Tim Pool]

They were ahead of the curve. I mean, I'm not going to say that they're like the new bastions of like right wing thought or. But they clocked it, they saw it, they made fun of it. And I remember going to school at the peak of wokeness and guys now had permission to be like doing PC Principal impressions, making fun of these kids and stuff like that, which had that not been the case, they, I don't know, maybe would have just had their tails between their legs.

[Josie]

Well, in that episode too, they talk about how it's like the second coming of the whole PC thing, because it happened before. Happened in the early 90s when the show first came out with like 90 in like 1998, when bigger, longer, uncut, the first episode came out, or episode, movie, whatever you want to call it. But they just said it's the second time. There's like this. This all happened before. We've seen it all happen. Just another go around.

[Jack Murphy]

I just.

[Luke Rudkowski]

I switched my bet to Tyson. Why bet on Tyson? I think it's fake.

[Tim Pool]

What information? Since we were talking about that, did you come across. What's the.

[Luke Rudkowski]

I was just thinking about it. There's no reason for Jake Paul to win. There's no story arc there. Mike Tyson as the legend who comes back and beats a young upstart. Makes more sense than Jake Paul destroys a legend.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. So his brother beat story or Mayweather beat his brother. Didn't he box?

[Luke Rudkowski]

It's just like I imagine Mike Tyson being like, I'm the champ, man. Like, why would I want to lose? And then he's like, you're not going to lose, dude. We're going to, it's going to be a good fight. It's going to look real good. We're going to make a lot of money and you're going to be the champ forever. And then imagine, imagine the narrative of Jake Paul wins. It feels like shit. You feel shitty.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Tons of Gen Xers and boomers are going to feel shitty seeing Mike Tyson lose.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Mike Tyson wins. Or they draw and they're going to be like, yeah, man, like, fuck.

[Jack Murphy]

Yeah.

[Luke Rudkowski]

He still got it.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. It's not like he needs the money for the fight either.

[Jack Murphy]

Tyson, I mean, that makes sense. But I was, I still wouldn't mind young Jake Paul being his face and that would be fine too, with me.

[Luke Rudkowski]

All right, we're going to go to callers. We'll start with Corey Walker.

[Tim Pool]

What's up? Hey, guys. I know that we've had a great week since Trump has been elected, but I would like to hear your all's opinion on what you think is the worst thing that he could do in his second term.

[Ian Crossland]

The worst thing that he could do.

[Jack Murphy]

The worst thing?

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, I would say not touch anything with immigration or fail to.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Everything he's doing right now just stops doing. And then he goes and sits in a rocking chair.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. Because there was this, this feeling in 2020 where as bad as things were and as much as it took the wind out of your sails, maybe there was this knowledge that no matter what, this motherfucker is going to keep running. He can be in a jail cell and he's going to come back. But now, you know, he's, he's going to be, too. He's not going to do it again in 2028. And so if they can impede his administration the second time around by, like Tim said, just stopping everything that he seems to be on track to do, then that's going to be, that's going to be really disheartening. And so I think we do have that four year window that we were talking about to do enough damage to where, you know, their ship is taking in water and they don't have the strength to hit us back to where we can't, you know, stay in the fight. But in terms of a specific policy, I would say immigration is top priority, which he seems to understand based on who he's surrounding himself with, what he was talking about on the campaign trail. That is how the left has consolidated political power in the last 60 years.

[Jack Murphy]

I would go with supporting Israel and allowing Israel to keep fighting their wars with Lebanon with everyone and Allowing them to take over the West Bank. Just if it was unfettered support for Israel. And in war wise, I don't care about Israel in general, but just allowing. Just giving them money, our money to fight wars. I think that's a terrible idea. And I would think that'd be the worst that I can think of off the bat.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Yeah. Is there anything else you want to add? I guess so. Simple question, I suppose we have too much faith in the men. I mean, I did. I thought it was. I thought it was going to be a marginal presidency until he started appointing these people. And then I was like, oh, shit.

[Tim Pool]

Something I'm less sure about because he hasn't mentioned it. And I understand why he hasn't mentioned it, because you don't want to draw that level of heat during your campaign. But if he does not pardon Derek chauvin and the J6 people.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Yeah, he can't pardon Chauvin. Chauvin's a state level offense.

[Tim Pool]

Oh, he's also my fourth cousin.

[Ian Crossland]

Is he really? If he doesn't. If he doesn't make sense, I think the worst he could do would be to not pardon the J6 people. That's one of the worst things he could do.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Is there anything else you wanted to add?

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, I just want to let you know, ever since you made your announcement about the kid, I've been praying for you and mom, healthy baby and everybody. And I have three myself at 28 years old, so it's been amazing.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Yeah, everything's going good. We're. We're going good. It's going good. All right, man. Thanks for calling in. Appreciate the prayers.

[Tim Pool]

Thank you.

[Luke Rudkowski]

All right, next up, we've got Frozen Discord. Totally frozen.

[Jack Murphy]

Is that a name?

[Luke Rudkowski]

Nope, it's the Discord is frozen and I can't do anything.

[Tim Pool]

He's in the Discord for popular animated children's film Frozen, which came out in 2011. Just hanging out in there.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Okay.

[Tim Pool]

I'm still funnier than the Onion.

[Jack Murphy]

Yeah. Yo, for real, you are. No doubt.

[Tim Pool]

It's.

[Luke Rudkowski]

They're scared of offending people.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Holy crap, Discord. What the.

[Jack Murphy]

When you were playing Onion, no one left, and as soon as you went to the other station, it was all funny.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Yeah. Discord's froze. This happens all the time. And it's server side.

[Josie]

Yeah. Here, let me. Let me try this one real fast.

[Luke Rudkowski]

What are you doing?

[Josie]

I was trying to see if it takes out of the group and back into the group again, but didn't do anything.

[Jack Murphy]

In and out.

[Josie]

Yeah. The old in, out and out.

[Jack Murphy]

Yeah.

[Josie]

As they say.

[Jack Murphy]

Yeah. Rebooting.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Yeah. Because this also, this is a. The app is not frozen inside of. It's frozen. And this is a different computer.

[Jack Murphy]

Like when we do. We do the shows on the after show sometimes.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Okay, I've got a new.

[Jack Murphy]

Gotta go out and come back in.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Yeah, it's completely frozen.

[Josie]

Yeah, you can. That's what I was going to do next. Just killing the task manager.

[Jack Murphy]

Yeah. That's what. Discord's gay like that.

[Josie]

It's really lame.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah.

[Josie]

This happened on the other computer as well. So it's just definitely not us. It's just Discord.

[Jack Murphy]

Discord.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Okay. Well, it still won't go away even though I nuked it.

[Ian Crossland]

Yeah.

[Josie]

That's weird.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Oh, my God. There it is. There's 800 instances open.

[Jack Murphy]

Oh, my creative cloud. I've tried that. It's hard to work. Well, not.

[Tim Pool]

I don't know.

[Jack Murphy]

Good thing you guys got like a giant computer here.

[Luke Rudkowski]

It's crazy. This is a brand new machine.

[Jack Murphy]

Yeah. Yeah. I had no idea about computer performance or whatnot until I started working here and I'm like, holy Fuck. It's like 3 foot by 10 foot computer now.

[Luke Rudkowski]

It's trying to update itself.

[Josie]

Yeah, man. Discord is frustrating sometimes.

[Ian Crossland]

Discord's updating itself. Yeah, yeah, just.

[Josie]

It's decided that it has to do right now. Mandatory updates are the worst.

[Ian Crossland]

Mandatory.

[Jack Murphy]

So did you watch the movie All Saints, Phil? You got all.

[Ian Crossland]

Yeah, no, I haven't.

[Jack Murphy]

Okay.

[Tim Pool]

Did you guys see Heretic?

[Ian Crossland]

No. What's that about?

[Tim Pool]

I'm. I.

[Jack Murphy]

That's a lady with the young girl's head.

[Tim Pool]

No, no, no. It's. It's supposed to be scary. It's more of a thriller. If I tell you even like the plot you would get, if you Google it, it would almost be less enjoyable. Like, I told my dad to go see it. He's like, what is. I was like, just trust me. You need to just go into it and just know absolutely nothing about it. But it's actually, it's very well done. It tries to have like religious commentary, but not in a cringe way. It's basically about these two Mormon missionary girls. They go to a house.

[Jack Murphy]

Oh, yes, I know.

[Tim Pool]

Things go yo the way they're not supposed to.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Discord itself is just frozen. What the fuck, man?

[Jack Murphy]

I have seen that trailer in between talks. Yeah. And it's like a. Like one of those A 24 types. Not B movies, but like, you know, semi, you know, A minus, which is still solid.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah.

[Jack Murphy]

You don't you don't need to be a AAA movie to be good.

[Tim Pool]

I mean, yeah, 824, they consistently make good movies. And it's kind of a meme now. Like, people like good. Well, they'll depict, like, the soy Jack and put him in, like, an A24 hat. Because I guess, like, millennial sort of like cringe culture has become very overlapped with a 24. But I'm an a24 patriot, dude. I stand by them. They make good movies.

[Jack Murphy]

Agreed. And they always have the same, like, neon lights.

[Luke Rudkowski]

They have.

[Jack Murphy]

They have.

[Luke Rudkowski]

I don't know. I don't know what your username is because it's frozen, but I think you're unmuted.

[Jack Murphy]

As if there's Farah, if he's number two. Yep.

[Luke Rudkowski]

What up?

[John Doyle]

Hello, everybody. Thank you for having me. How is everybody doing this evening?

[Luke Rudkowski]

Well, except for Discord, I guess.

[Josie]

Yep.

[John Doyle]

Well, Discord's Discord. It's owned by the ccp. What can we expect?

[Luke Rudkowski]

Yeah.

[John Doyle]

So I have an interesting question. It's for Tim and the crew. Anybody can chime in on this one, but what are your thoughts? That the leftists are losing followers.

[Phil Labonte]

And.

[John Doyle]

Paid subscriptions primarily from Chinese, Ukraine, foreign interference in our election, propping them up to push a message that would promote the dnc, which directly gains wealth to them and drains the United States.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Agreed. People don't realize this, but I bought. Well, I'll just say this. I spent $10,000. I gave. I gave Sam Cedar 10 grand. I gave him 10 grand. Actually, it was 6,000 because YouTube took a cut. We ran an ad on Sam Cedar's channel where we were just like, hey, why are you watching this? You should watch us instead. All he's doing is talking about me anyway. And so Sam has no idea that the money he got that month came from me. So I could. I could choose any YouTube channel I want, run ads specifically on their channel, and all they see is like, oh, I'm getting ads, I'm getting money. And they have no idea who's buying them.

[Jack Murphy]

I went to his channel after I heard that because I didn't know about it beforehand, but you and Phil doing that. And I went to every single video and kept trying to. I signed out and kept trying to watch it. I didn't see the video, the commercial, because I was excited. It would have been hilarious. But it didn't show it. But that sounds fun and exciting.

[Tim Pool]

It showed up, like, before and it played for five seconds.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Yeah, it was. It was like a 40 second ad.

[Tim Pool]

Okay.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Where I was like. And before we go to this next. Wait, are you. Were you going to watch this guy? No, you don't want to watch him. He's probably talking about me anyway. And.

[Jack Murphy]

Yeah, it's hilarious. Hilarious.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Yeah. So what you can do is you can run your ads on any channel you want, and so the CCP can buy ads for Coca Cola. You. It looks like Coke. No, Google doesn't give a shit. You. So you can take any video you want and run as an advertisement. Even like some random. Like, you could take AOC's videos, run them as ads, and they'll appear and they'll be like, did AOC buy an ad on my channel? Yeah, they won't be able to tell the difference. And so the CCP can buy Coca Cola ads on your channel and give you 100 grand, and you'll just be like, wow, how am I making so much money? This is great. This is crazy. It's China.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. I tried to run ads for this video that we did where it was me debating, like 25 or 26 Kamala Harris supporters. And I was trying to do this right before the election to get the excitement going and can't do politics. Exactly. They said it's election interference. It was similar format. Yeah. And I appealed it because it said in the description, like, you know, we can't advertise candidates. But I was like, I'm having a conversation about, like, abortion rights or something. And they still. They struck it down. They.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Yeah, it's politics.

[Tim Pool]

So. Yep, that.

[Jack Murphy]

But politics is so important to an American way of life that I hate how they, you know, they don't let. Allow you to talk about it because it's important. Like, it's our country, for God's sakes.

[Ian Crossland]

It's ridic.

[Luke Rudkowski]

It's because you have to be registered as a Republican. No, you have to be registered as an. You have to register election ads to verify that you're an American citizen if you want to run ads.

[Ian Crossland]

Okay.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Is there anything you would like to add, sir?

[John Doyle]

Oh, I actually think that they're doing a little bit more than that. I actually think they're buying physical subscriptions to these. To these people, because it directly benefits them. And now that election season's over, it's off the books for another 18 months.

[Tim Pool]

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[Luke Rudkowski]

Graduation performance. Knees will be slapped, hilarity will ensue.

[Tim Pool]

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[Luke Rudkowski]

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[Jack Murphy]

Well, CCP. I am decided to take subscribers on X. So just FYI.

[John Doyle]

That's funny. Holy Raymond.

[Jack Murphy]

Thank you.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Right, man.

[Tim Pool]

I guess.

[John Doyle]

I guess. I guess that's pretty much it, man. I mean, I just. I hate this idea of election interference, but what can you do? Like, unless you could directly prove a link, there's not much you can do.

[Ian Crossland]

Mm. Yeah, there's not much you can do.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Yeah, sorry, I'm getting. I'm getting messages.

[Jack Murphy]

Thank you for bringing.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Yeah, well, thanks for calling in anytime.

[John Doyle]

Can I just give you a quick shout out real quick?

[Luke Rudkowski]

Get it?

[Tim Pool]

Yeah.

[John Doyle]

Everybody should watch Tim Cast. I hear he's got some great things going on. So, I mean, it's this random channel that we all listen to. That being said, I just wanted to say really quick, Tim, thank you very much. I didn't say this the last time I called in, but you pulled me out of my TDS. I've been listening to you probably since like 2015.

[Tim Pool]

Ish.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Wow.

[John Doyle]

And I was kind of like anti. I was really anti Trump back then. And slowly, over time, I saw the truth. And I'm probably like one of the biggest Trump supporters you'll ever find in my state of Massachusetts. But that being said, I did fail, though. I did not lose 50 pounds this year. I'm kind of. Kind of upset with myself, but I did take myself down from a balmy 300 to 275 and unable to move to actually having muscles. So I think I lost 50 pounds of fat.

[Tim Pool]

Wow. Good.

[Luke Rudkowski]

That's cool. Right on, man.

[John Doyle]

And all I did cut the seed oils out, cook better for the. For the wife and the family, and walk. Just get out and walk for an hour a day.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Glad to hear it. Well, thanks for calling in, brother.

[Jack Murphy]

He's.

[John Doyle]

Thank you very much.

[Jack Murphy]

He's OG in the IRL chat.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Right on style.

[Jack Murphy]

FYI, too.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Please don't freeze. Next up, we've got it froze.

[Jack Murphy]

Corey Walker.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Liam the Sensor. Oh, Corey Walker was just on.

[Tim Pool]

Hello, Hello, Hello. Is your favorite Christian nationalist back in the Collins again? John, my question's for you. By the way, I'm a longtime fan, former Hawk member, but I wanted to ask you, what do you see is the future of authentic American conservatism post Trump? We know it's inevitable that they're going to try to stymie him, and they'll try to let the neocons hijack the movement, as they already have tried to. So who do you think are the best people to guard against that and promote the country's interests? I think that the coalition that Trump has assembled is doing a pretty good job at that. You know, as I've gotten older and I've developed some patina, you know, at the ripe age of 24, I think that my politics have become much more pragmatic. And I think that your political model has to be something that works, and Trump's model works. And I Remember in fall 2022, this was the time where Trump had, like, no allies. He had just made his announcement speech. They said that it was low energy, he sucked. We have to support Ron DeSantis or we have to support Kanye West. The law firs building up. And I remember I was trying to run cover for Trump at the time because people were trying to outflank him from the right and being like, he's actually less conservative than George Bush because he's hosting, like, a gay wedding at Mar a Lago or something. And I was like, look, man, Donald Trump is Donald Trump, and he can win on nationalist policies. You might be a social conservative, as am I, but you can't run on the Mike Huckabee platform and win a presidential election in 2024. It's just unfortunate. Maybe you can change that culture, but you're going to need power to do so, and we just don't have that. So right now, we've got very few paths. Donald Trump seemed to be working, so I think we have to lean into that. And if you can do things like we were discussing earlier in the show, where you not only get into power at the federal level, but you dismantle the ability for communists to get back into power and subvert your country, because you don't need to force people to be normal. If you stop people from, like, ruining everything, society will heal in, like, two generations or so. Everything that's going on now is only so backwards because people are locked into their screens 16 hours a day, being constantly inundated with the propaganda that goes away, like, America's made great again. So I think that you win and you are passing things, that people like you consolidate some sort of federal power for Republicans, and then you can start chipping away at the social liberalism. You can start repealing feminism, repeal the whole 20th century, do whatever you want to do. But in terms of what you have to focus on before that, it has to be the things we went on, which are foreign policy, trade policy, immigration crime, things of that nature. And trying to put pressure on Trump, I think, to become more socially conservative, like the pro life movement was trying to do, for example. It's just like politically illiterate in my opinion. So in terms of the post Trump era, I think that the Trump era is not stable enough to really have a sort of extension beyond Trump. And what I mean by that is that we have to have Trump for four years and then whoever he appoints is his sort of successor and we have to keep leaning into that. But in terms of it evolving into a direction that is not just like continuing along the Trump vector, I would say we don't know what that looks like yet. And so we have to lean into this now as much as possible so that there isn't a scenario where they can fight back and hit us harder. And then, you know, the last 15 years has just been a waste. So I think we probably agree on the end goal. The question is just, okay, what do we actually do step by step to get there and make society the way we want it to be?

[Josie]

Did you perchance catch Sargon of a Cards video today on Emperor Julian of the Roman Empire? You saw that today because he talked about this almost exactly saying that like it may be, it could be like what Emperor Julian was, which was essentially a flash in the pan and a return to the old Rome, which we don't want to happen.

[Jack Murphy]

No.

[Josie]

Which is really important for us to get the cabinet installed. And members of the members that he's currently been appointing are a huge, huge, I guess you'd say just assign the opposite direction. It's not going to be like that. But yeah, the battle only really starts now. Like everything starts now. All this stuff has to be done now. All the work that we've been talking about for years has Feel youl Max.

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[Josie]

Should be done now.

[Tim Pool]

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[Josie]

So, yeah, I hope. I hope it's not a flash in the pan, but, yeah, I mean, it's kind of just up to everyone that's being appointed right now to see if that actually turns out the right way.

[Tim Pool]

Who knows? Yeah. And the last thing I would say on that is that I think it's the responsibility of, like, Christians who want to make the politics more Christian to sort of read the writing on the wall and understand that when you have people like these pro life leaders who are putting pressure on Trump to endorse something like a federal abortion ban, they're not doing that because they actually want that to happen. They're doing that because they're paid to be the person who stands up and says, we have to stop doing this thing. That's bad. They get paid, like, a half a million dollars a year. You know, Mike Cernovich went through all their tax records and everything, and now what's happened is Donald Trump has realized, wait a minute, I can win a presidential election by not listening to the pro life movement. They all told me to go fuck myself. Why do I have to pay them dividends? I gave them their justices. I overturned Roe, I overturned Casey. Well, the fuck do I need them for? So just be smart about it. Understand, we are in a fallen society. Christians don't have the political influence that we had 50 years ago. So now is not the time to put a big target on your back and go and flip everybody off. We have to be smart about it. I think so. Yeah.

[Jack Murphy]

And Christians lost us so much with the tolerance, allowing everyone to be who.

[Luke Rudkowski]

They want to be.

[Jack Murphy]

I want to be this person. So Christians were like, okay, you can be that person, but then we'll let it go, and then let's let it be. And then they did fight back for it. I mean, I. That's a. A big factor in the whole movement of tolerance.

[Josie]

Sorry, it's. It's a common misunderstanding of, like, the weak will inherit there. The meek shall inherit the earth. They don't understand that. Meek doesn't mean weak. Meek doesn't mean, like, kind or compassionate. The compassionate vote of the compassionate party. It means someone that has a big stick and carries it and knows how to use it. You know what I mean? Like, like, what's. What's the guy said that.

[Tim Pool]

Roosevelt.

[Josie]

Roosevelt, yeah. Famously said that. But, yeah, everyone. Everyone misses that part. You know, it's like Jordan Peterson says, like, it's not about being a good person. It's about being a total monster and being able to control yourself. That's. That's what it is.

[Jack Murphy]

Great way of putting it.

[Josie]

Yeah.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Yeah. Is there anything you wanted to add or shout out?

[Tim Pool]

Not a whole lot else. Although, Tim, this is pertinent to all West Virginia residents. I recently learned that the West Virginia family planning program allows minors to get access to birth control, pregnancy testing, STD testing, all for free without their parents consent or their parents being able to be informed. So please pressure your representatives, your delegate, senators, whoever to look into that. We have a supermajority in both houses. We have the governor. We have no reason not to repeal this. This is abhorrent. Also, shout out to John Doyle. You are awesome. You're a great patriot. I've heard a lot about you and everybody loves you. You're doing a fantastic job, big guy.

[Jack Murphy]

You know, Liam.

[Tim Pool]

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I have to use over the ear headphones when I go to coffee shops because people don't stop talking about this guy. I mean, the work he's doing at the local level. I mean. So true.

[Jack Murphy]

Hurrah. Go, Liam.

[Ian Crossland]

So true.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Right on, man. Well, thanks for calling in.

[Tim Pool]

Thank you all so much.

[Luke Rudkowski]

All right, don't freeze on me. Last up, we got Nico the Natch. I can't read the rest of your name.

[Phil Labonte]

Hi, guys. Long time listener, first time caller. It's Nacho. Nacho, thanks for having me on. So I have got a. Oh, somebody just dropped out. I've got a news bomb to drop on you guys. It's something that I haven't been hearing anybody else talk about, but I think it. It's incredibly important and actually very alarming. I haven't heard you talk about this, so I want to know if you've heard about this. So next news network, I don't know if you know them, they recently broke a story about FEMA trucks moving undercover of nights and mobilizing at abandoned Air force bases in Wisconsin and Michigan. They said that a military whistleblower came forward and said that the movements that they are making match logistical maps that detail a response plan to civil unrest. The conspiracy, or the fear is that they are moving military equipment and personnel to staging areas in red counties in preparation to suppress dissent in the event of Democrat power grabs. Say, refusal to certify the vote. Kamala refusing to step aside. Something like that. And they have been running drills and have been apparently setting up detention camps. That's what I. That's what they said. That was the claim.

[Luke Rudkowski]

I've been hearing that for not talking about this. I've been hearing that my entire life. I don't think it's real. So the only thing you can do is just prepare for any circumstance they've been talking about. There have been stories about CAM since I was a little kid and first got an AOL, when in like 93 or 4 or whatever.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. I think that the incumbent regime is not secure enough to do something like that. I think that they can be tyrants just fine without having to be so explicit about it. And to Tim's point, you know, it is sort of a boy who cried wolf thing. But if it does end up true and we all end up in the camps, we're going to. We're going to write songs about you and we'll. We'll sing. Yeah, you're right.

[Jack Murphy]

I mean, we.

[Luke Rudkowski]

And I'll give you. I'll give you my first portion of gruel as a. As a reward for the I told you so.

[Jack Murphy]

You get my. You get a half of my loaf of my piece of bread.

[Tim Pool]

The thing is, like, the people that they would be putting into these camps, like a normal American patriots, we are the productive force. We keep the lights on. We pay the taxes. They can't. They literally cannot afford for these people to disappear from society unless it's the.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Leftist they're going to put in the camps.

[Phil Labonte]

So I should clarify that. Like what the fear, like what they think is actually going to happen is that if they were to do like a power grab, like when it comes to the inauguration or something like that, that there would be a second J6, basically, and they would use that opportunity to just mass arrest people.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Well, that wouldn't make sense because Donald Trump won and swept. So a second J6 could only be Democrats if. If they go in to seize power from the victor, then they're doing a J6.

[Jack Murphy]

I see blue and on friend. Yeah, I don't see that. Yeah, we won. We won.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Yeah. Like, the story here is just. You're saying the Democrats are planning a coup. That's the only story, basically.

[Phil Labonte]

Yeah. And those are the details that. Yeah, the FEMA stuff.

[Luke Rudkowski]

And I don't think so. Normalcy, bias, maybe. I don't know.

[Jack Murphy]

And I don't think they have it in them. I don't think they have the capability. They might have it in them because they're crazy, but they don't have the capability.

[Luke Rudkowski]

It's like the idea with the Army National Guard would be ordered to overthrow Trump and they'd say, yes, yeah, this is not happening. I really doubt that.

[Tim Pool]

I think every attempt was made already legally, because they couldn't do that. They rely too much on the perception of this is due process, everything's normal. This is our democracy. They couldn't take the mask off like that. When they do, they have to do it procedurally. And all the seals clap and think it's justified and people are like, wait a minute, you're just prosecuting him for no reason. This is law fair. They have to have that sort of plausible deniability, which they wouldn't have if they did something like that.

[Jack Murphy]

And their fever, folks who follow them are people in cities who want abortions and shave their heads. Whereas we don't have that on our team. Like, we have real, real folks who will fight. And so they have no, they have no shot at all. It's all fake.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Yeah, I'm not worried about it.

[Phil Labonte]

Well, you guys aren't worried about it then I suppose I can rest easy about it as well. I. I trust you the most out of everybody that I listen to. If you think it's nothing, it's. Well, I mean, one source talk about it.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Just buy guns, like, you know, There you go. Buy guns. Buy food [e-mail] have food, water and guns.

[Phil Labonte]

Nice plug.

[Luke Rudkowski]

There you go. Well, is there anything else you wanted to mention or shout out?

[Phil Labonte]

Sure, I guess I will shout out. If you want to subscribe to Nico the Nacho on YouTube, I don't have anything up on there yet, but I am planning on starting a channel for video game. Let's plays video essays, vocal covers, that kind of stuff. Nothing of interest is up on there yet. You won't find anything on there when you subscribe except for like, just like old stuff that I did like way back when. But there will be stuff there, so. Yeah, okay, cool.

[Luke Rudkowski]

All right. On. Well, thanks. Thanks for calling in and thanks for warning us. And if you turn out to be right, I owe you a Coke.

[Phil Labonte]

If I turn out to be right, you'll probably be talking about it at some point. All right, cool. Hope to call it again. I'll see myself out.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Thanks for calling in. All right, John, thanks for hanging out. It's been fun.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, it's been a great time.

[Luke Rudkowski]

Tomorrow we are going to be joined by a couple of ladies who are to talk to us about the child sex trafficking that's been going on. Oh, yeah, yeah. So this is a big one and it's, it's crazy. Phil will be here. It's going to be creepy and gross probably, but you know, these are stories we got to talk about. And so these are some of the people with some insider knowledge and we'll see if Trump's going to solve this problem. So. All right, everybody, thanks for hanging out. We'll see you all tomorrow morning. Hey, it is Ryan Seacrest. There's something so thrilling about playing Chumba Casino. Maybe it's the simple reminder that with a little luck, anything is possible. Chumbacasino.com has hundreds of social casino style games to choose from them with new game releases each week. Play for free, anytime, anywhere for your chance to redeem some serious prizes.

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