Timcast IRL – Trump Announces Israel Hamas PEACE PLAN SIGNED, Israel To WITHDRAW Troops w/ Shayne Smith & Myron Gaines
Date: October 9, 2025
Host: Shane Smith (guest host, filling in for Tim Pool)
Guests: Myron Gaines, Seamus Coughlin, Brett Dasovic
Overview
This episode centered on the breaking announcement of a peace deal brokered by former President Trump between Israel and Hamas. The panel dissected the peace plan, its implications for U.S. foreign policy, skepticism on all sides, and the broader context of foreign intervention. They also discussed rising domestic issues including a thwarted attack on a major church, left-wing online extremism, Trump’s push to designate Antifa as a foreign terror organization, and expanding interior immigration enforcement. The conversation repeatedly returned to themes of media manipulation, masculinity, and American cultural identity.
Main Discussion Segments & Insights
1. Israel–Hamas Peace Plan and Trump’s Role
[07:24–14:41]
Announcement & Initial Reactions
- Shane introduces the peace plan: “Israel and Hamas reach an agreement on first phase. I'm curious about how many phases there are and what they are, but the first phase of a plan to stop fighting, release hostages and prisoners.” [07:24]
- Myron raises skepticism: “I don't really trust the Israelis ever when, whenever they try to strike these deals… They were supposed to be a deal just like this… in the beginning of the year. And they kind of backed after the first one… used it for their own purposes.” [07:51]
Dynamics Behind the Deal
- Discussed prior deals negotiated but not honored; skepticism that this deal will result in durable peace.
- Myron suggests Trump benefited from timing: “This was a big W for him to come in. Basically already getting a cease fire going and… getting the aid back into Gaza, doing a hostage exchange.” [08:56]
- Shane observes, “It does seem like the Israelis are buying time so that they can cause as much collateral damage as possible." [09:10] (Sharp critique)
Intended Goals & Hurdles
- Myron details main sticking points: “One of the big hang ups here… they want Hamas to completely disarm… and obviously they want hatches within 72 hours… Israel pulling back to a decided upon line…” [11:19]
- Skepticism that real disarmament or sustained withdrawal will happen.
Broader Policy Critique
- Seamus (on U.S. interest): “The America first position is that this isn't our fight. I don't think the United States needs to have any involvement.” [14:11]
Notable Quote:
“It never feels like nobody actually buys into peace as like as an idea anymore, because they know that it's just cyclical anyways… I don't even care on foreign policy, even thinks of it anymore as a game that you can win. It's just something that's recycled and starts over and over again...”
— Brett Dasovic [13:38]
2. Domestic Terrorism: Basilica Bomb Plot & Extremism
[21:09–28:29]
- Shane introduces the church bombing attempt in DC: “Apparently, some psychopath leftist dude who named Lewis Jerry… went up to The Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle, pitched a tent, homeless style, and then I guess … just kept bringing explosives… and then gave up immediately without a fight, and then handed them his diary also.” [21:09]
- Panel ridicules the attacker’s incompetence and narcissism (“Start a Tumblr; you don’t have to try to blow up a church, you dork.” – Shane [22:20]), using it to lampoon the left wing’s approach to terrorism.
- They discuss FBI and law enforcement response: “We say we catch the dumb ones.” – Myron [24:23]
- Extended riff on manifestos, referencing past domestic terrorists (Unabomber, BTK, Zodiac), mixing macabre humor with insights on criminal investigation.
3. Escalating Antifa & Left-Wing Online Extremism
[36:33–41:12, 51:40–54:45]
- Discussion of recent anarchist website doxing ICE agents: “At least four ICE facilities in Chicago have been surveilled with detailed layouts, diagrams and photos posted, which is like again this is that, that like weird situation we're in where you're like, okay, that's really sketchy and intense and scary...” – Shane [36:33]
- Noted dramatic increase (1,000%) in assaults on ICE agents.
- Panel expresses frustration at law enforcement and mainstream media’s soft-pedaling of leftist violence, compared to aggressive prosecution of January 6 participants.
- Seamus points out leftist rhetorical strategy: “Every single accusation from the left is always an admission. You probably noticed a couple of years ago they started using this phrase, stochastic terrorism…” [44:56]
4. Immigration Enforcement & U.S. Policy
[41:12–48:50, 58:43–66:00]
- Myron details internal workings of ICE/HSI enforcement, the differences between Obama/Biden/Trump eras, and the complexities of expedited removals vs. NTAs:
“When Trump was in… You’re getting expedited removal. So within two weeks, you had to get out of here. They were deporting them right back. Like they were catching them. They’re giving them an er, which counts as actual, real, real deportation.” [42:18]
- Emphasis on the scale and range of immigration fraud (“People come from these like, you know, first world socialist countries like Canada, Australia, France, etc. come here all the time. Overstay…” [58:43]), highlighting that “illegal” immigration isn’t only an issue with southern border crossers.
- Myron: “Everything. Oh, it's just Mexicans and people coming in for. From third world. No, bro. People are coming in from the first world as well and beating us in many different ways.” [58:52]
5. Trump’s Move to Designate Antifa as a Foreign Terror Organization
[51:40–54:45]
- Panel reacts to Trump’s declaration (clip played): “If you designate them as a FTL [Foreign Terrorist Organization], now, you can start using intel service intelligence services on them. How do you guys think we're up these drug cartels right now? ... once you designate them as a terrorist or foreign terrorist organization, now the intel community is involved.” – Myron [52:28]
- Discusses the legal and tactical expansions such designation would bring, including more robust intelligence collection and military involvement.
- Some humorous jabs (“That was the plot of Sicario 2.” – Brett [53:34])
6. Culture, Masculinity, and the Manosphere
[69:00–82:21]
- Shane and Myron critique Kamala Harris’ claim in her new book that she “lost young men to the manosphere,” with Myron responding, “You never had the young men in the first place…” [69:02]
- Extended discussion on why men are abandoning the left: authenticity, male spaces destroyed, and alienation from media messaging (“This is what the left has been doing a really shitty job with because look at all the top left wing political commentators. Do you think you're going to sit and have a beer with Hassan Piker?” – Myron [69:48]).
- Dissection of advertising and pop culture’s feminization: The Gillette ad and its backfire with men (“A men's razor company is ostracizing their client base to appease to an opposite gender that doesn't really buy their razors.” – Myron [72:07])
- Advocates for restoration of male-only spaces and traditional cultural values.
- Myron: “I really, really don't think women should vote or be in positions of power in the United States at all.” [86:28] (controversial, presented with zero challenge from the panel.)
7. American Identity, Assimilation, and Immigration Moratorium
[58:43–66:39]
- Myron: “The other problem, too, is like, people don't come here, right, to assimilate. They come here to bring their culture in here. They don't want to assimilate. They want to bring all their weird third world stuff with them. And this is a problem.” [61:50]
- Debate over the “immigrant success story” as part of American mythology versus the loss of cohesive American culture.
- Repeated suggestion from Myron that a full immigration moratorium for “5-10 years” is necessary and that the U.S. legal immigration system is fundamentally broken.
8. Women in the Military/Politics & Gender Roles
[75:29–82:21]
- Extended critique of women in combat roles, female political leadership, and broader female suffrage—“I don't think women should ever have power. I don't even think women should have the right to vote. If we're going to be honest, I think we need to repeal the next, the 19th Amendment.” (Myron, [75:28])
- Discussion presented as “hard truths” regarding sex/gender differences and what makes a functional society. Introduces the notion that women are “wired to submit to one person… their husbands.”
- Panel says growing gender gap in ideology is a worldwide problem, referencing a chart on Korea and other countries.
Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments
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On the Israel–Hamas deal:
“Complete disarmament is not even an option. That would be like asking America or Iraq to disarm. ... These peace deals ... they're always pretty vague and nebulous, especially when it comes to our commitments on the west versus their commitments are very black and white.”
— Shane Smith & Myron Gaines [12:32–12:54] -
On left-wing terrorism:
“Here's the thing about the left is they're the worst at terrorists.”
— Shane Smith [22:54] -
On male/female communication:
“The way you say something is so much more important than what you say. For women.”
— Shane Smith [81:18] -
On migration and assimilation:
“People come here to bring all their weird third world stuff with them… It used to be people come here and they assimilate. They don't do that anymore.”
— Myron Gaines [61:50]
Timeline of Important Segments
| Timestamp | Topic / Segment | | ----------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 07:24-14:41 | Israel–Hamas Peace Plan – Announcement, Skepticism, Trump’s Role | | 21:09-28:29 | Basilica Bomb Plot – Domestic Terrorism & Manifestos | | 36:33-41:12 | Anarchist website targeting ICE, Left-wing extremism | | 41:12-48:50 | Immigration Enforcement, Interior Operations | | 51:40-54:45 | Trump Classifies Antifa as Foreign Terror Organization | | 58:43-66:00 | Immigration Fraud, Assimilation, Call for Moratorium | | 69:00-82:21 | Manosphere, Gender Roles, Media, Women in Power/Military |
Tone & Style
The entire episode was uncensored, irreverent, and characterized by rapid-fire banter, dark humor, and sharp political/cultural commentary. The guests frequently intermingled serious analysis with jokes and jabs at public figures or “the left.” Serious points about policy and society were routinely delivered with gallows humor, particularly around topics like terrorism, gender, and the failures of the mainstream media.
Key Takeaways
- The Israel–Hamas deal is met with deep skepticism; panelists view it as more about appearances and political capital (especially for Trump) than genuine prospects for lasting peace.
- Panel expresses a consistent “America First/Non-intervention” skepticism toward Middle Eastern entanglements and a rejection of both political parties' records.
- Domestic law enforcement is portrayed as both politically hamstrung and overburdened—especially handling leftist-driven terrorism and immigration crime.
- The left is depicted as culturally dominant in media and corporate discourse but losing the battle for men—due to lack of authenticity, anti-male rhetoric, and feminized messaging.
- Immigration is labeled by Myron as a “crisis on all fronts”—not just about the border but abuse of legal systems, with calls for a decade-long moratorium and total system reform.
- The manosphere’s allure is explained as a backlash to the disregard and demonization of men by mainstream media and establishment politicians.
- Blunt (often very controversial) assertions about gender roles, suffrage, and American identity were made, with little-to-no internal debate among the panel, reflecting a strongly held shared worldview.
Episode Summary in One Line
A raw, controversy-laden roundtable dissecting the Trump-brokered Israel–Hamas peace deal as political theater, denouncing current immigration and security policy, and laying out the case for a return to hardline, tradition-oriented American culture and masculinity.
