Trump Signs Order Requiring Citizenship PROOF To Vote, Democrats Will NEVER Win AGAIN w/ Terrence K. Williams

Summary

Timcast IRL: Trump Signs Order Requiring Citizenship Proof To Vote, Democrats Will NEVER Win AGAIN w/ Terrence K. Williams

Release Date: March 26, 2025

Overview

In this episode of Timcast IRL, hosted by Tim Pool and featuring comedian and "Pancake King" Terrence K. Williams, the primary focus centers on former President Donald Trump's executive order mandating proof of citizenship for voter registration. The discussion delves into the potential ramifications of this move on the Democratic Party, internal party conflicts, and broader implications for future elections. Throughout the episode, Pool and Williams critique the current state of American politics, emphasizing perceived flaws within the Democratic Party and projecting a bleak outlook for its electoral prospects.

1. Executive Order on Voter Citizenship Proof

Tim Pool opens the discussion by outlining Trump's recently signed executive order, which mandates documentary proof of citizenship for individuals registering to vote in federal elections. He highlights the controversial nature of the order, noting that while Democrats are vehemently opposed, Pool believes the move will significantly hinder Democratic victories in future elections.

Tim Pool [00:01]: "Donald Trump has signed an executive order requiring proof of citizenship for people registering to vote... this shows Donald Trump understands the issue with the electoral system. And if these moves succeed, I don't think Democrats will ever win again in their current iteration."

2. Democratic Party's Internal Struggles

Pool presents data from Gallup, revealing that 45% of Democrats desire a more moderate stance, while 29% advocate for even more liberal policies. Only 22% wish to maintain the party's current direction. He interprets this as a sign of internal disarray, suggesting that the majority within the Democratic Party are steering it toward positions that Pool deems electorally disadvantageous.

Tim Pool [04:37]: "45% of Democrats, according to Gallup, want the party to become more moderate... a lot of people... their policy positions are insane... they are on the wrong side of numerous 80, 20 issues."

3. Real ID and Voter Fraud Concerns

The conversation shifts to the specifics of the citizenship proof requirement, discussing the Real ID system and its validity as proof of citizenship. Pool and Williams debate the effectiveness of Real ID, pointing out that non-citizens can still obtain certain forms of identification, thereby questioning the sufficiency of the proposed measures to prevent voter fraud.

Phil Labonte [09:13]: "Real id is not proof of citizenships as well."

Terence Williams [12:35]: "They're going to have... proof of citizenship with... birth certificate or Social Security card."

4. Polling Data and Republican Advantage

Pool references recent polling from Politico and Quinnipiac, indicating that Democrats hold a net approval of -9, while Republicans enjoy a 69% approval rating. This stark contrast, he argues, solidifies the Republican advantage and underscores the declining influence and unity of the Democratic Party.

Tim Pool [19:56]: "This is massive. And if you were to compare it to when presidents have historically been reelected... Republicans right now have the advantage."

5. Future of the Democratic Party and Electoral Prospects

The episode explores the potential long-term effects of Trump's executive actions and the Democratic Party's internal conflicts. Pool and Williams predict that without significant moderation, Democrats may struggle to win elections, leading to a Republican supermajority in Congress and continued political dominance.

Tim Pool [21:54]: "Democrats are never going. If Trump succeeds in these efforts."

Terence Williams [25:21]: "Common sense is back. We need to live a reality."

6. Guest Insights and Broader Political Commentary

Comedian Terrence K. Williams shares his perspectives on the current political climate, emphasizing the perceived irrationality and extremism within the Democratic Party. He underscores the necessity for moderation and criticizes the party's focus on issues like transgender rights, arguing that such stances alienate moderate voters.

Terence Williams [23:19]: "Most Americans believe that the trans movement is a very weird, delusional movement... it is absolutely sickening."

7. Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Tim Pool concludes the episode by reiterating his belief that the Republican Party is better positioned for future electoral success, thanks to Trump's strategic initiatives and the Democrats' internal issues. He encourages listeners to support Republican candidates and remain vigilant against what he perceives as Democratic overreach.

Tim Pool [86:27]: "The Republicans right now have the advantage. The precedent set with the country being on the right track is that whoever is going to replace Trump in the next term is likely going to win."

Notable Quotes

• Tim Pool [00:01]: "If these moves succeed, I don't think Democrats will ever win again in their current iteration."

• Terence Williams [19:56]: "This is massive. And if you were to compare it to when presidents have historically been reelected... Republicans right now have the advantage."

• Phil Labonte [09:13]: "Real id is not proof of citizenships as well."

• Mary Morgan [75:22]: "It's Something deeper than that. I think it's a spiritual problem because people have become so disagreeable and ornery and stubborn that their intellect, our intellect collectively, is just darkened by wrath."

Final Remarks

This episode of Timcast IRL offers a critical examination of recent political developments, particularly focusing on Trump's executive order related to voting and its potential impact on the Democratic Party. Through a blend of polling data analysis and guest commentary, Pool and Williams articulate a narrative of Republican ascendancy and Democratic decline, advocating for strategic support of Republican initiatives to counteract what they perceive as Democratic overreach and internal dysfunction.

Transcript

[Tim Pool]

Donald Trump has signed an executive order requiring proof of citizenship for people registering to vote. Or PBS just says outright for voters. And of course, you know, Democrats are apoplectic, but it don't matter. The polls have come in. Politico, the Hill, many other mainstream publications have stated. Yet Democrats are in their own mini civil war. They have no leader. They're not likely going to win the midterms, even though it's kind of far out considering Donald Trump is now going after. Well, first he went after USAID and these other strange funding sources for NGOs. We think this is a big component in the machine. States now requiring citizenship for voters certainly will get challenged. But this, this shows Donald Trump understands the issue with the electoral system. And if these moves succeed, I don't think Democrats will ever win again in their current iteration. Now, 45% of Democrats, according to Gallup, want the party to become more moderate. Here's the sad thing. 22% think it should stay the same, which is crazy. And 29% think it should be crazier. So the plurality think the Democratic Party should be crazy or crazier. I don't think Democrats are going to be able to muster up any sane kind of defense to Donald Trump by the midterms. And he literally just got in office. So we're talking about that plus a bunch of other stories. Also, don't forget to go to Cast brew coffee@cast brew.com and pick up some Appalachian nights. We got a bunch of amazing flavors. Ian's graphene dream is officially back in stock. You guys can't get enough of it? Get it while you can. There's 1,656 bags available, my friends. And Ian sells like a thousand plus bags per week. Considering the demand for Ian's graphene dream [e-mail] I recommend you buy it now before it's too late. And don't forget to go to boonies hq.com we only have a few left of the 28th amendment skateboards. Look at that chicken doodle. It is a picture of a chicken. It is the greatest chicken doodle ever, ever made. And it reads the 28th amendment chickens being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep, bear and breed chickens shall not be infringed. And if you believe that is true, then you got to buy one of these skateboards. Or more importantly, if you own chickens and you've got like a backyard, a coop or something like that, get one of these, hang it up. It's a It's a great decorative piece and really do appreciate your guys support. Don't forget to also smash that like button. Share the show with everyone you know right now. Joining us tonight to talk about this and so much more is Terence Williams.

[Terence Williams]

It's always a pleasure to be on here. So, so I'm excited. I ain't been on here since Donald Trump won so, you know, I'm so excited man. It's been a great time.

[Tim Pool]

Who are you? What do you do?

[Terence Williams]

Oh, well, I thought everybody knew who I was.

[Tim Pool]

I'm just, maybe some people don't.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah, I'm, I'm, I'm not that famous but I'm a comedian. I am also the pancake king. And speaking of comedian, I'm going on tour with Adam Carolla. I'll be in Florida and in May on May 4th and with a Conservative aunt on May 5th. So go to terrencekwilliams.com and I'll see you in Florida.

[Tim Pool]

Right on. Mary's hanging out.

[Mary Morgan]

Hi, I'm Mary Morgan and you can usually find me on Pop Culture Crisis here at Tim Cast. Glad to be back.

[Phil Labonte]

Hello everybody. My name is Phil labonte. I'm the lead singer of the heavy metal band all that Remains. I'm an anti communist and a counter revolutionary. Let's get into it.

[Tim Pool]

Here's the news from PBS.org Trump signs action requiring proof of citizenship for voters. Other measures overhauling U.S. elections. They say Trump signed a sweeping executive action to overhaul elections in the US including requiring documentary Proof. Documentary? You mean like documented proof? I guess citizenship to register to vote in federal elections. It's a weird way to phrase it. Like, people got to come in and be like, I made this one hour long documentary My Life proving that was the order says the US has failed to enforce basic and necessary election protections and calls on the states to work with federal agencies to share voter lists and prosecute election crimes. It threatens to pull federal funding from states where election officials don't comply. The move, which is likely to face swift challenges from voting rights organizations, is consistent with Trump's long history of railing against election processes. He often claims elections are being rigged even before the results are known and has waged battles against certain voting methods since he lost in 2020. Trump has focused particularly on mail in voting, arguing, I love how they do this without evidence that it's insecure and invites fraud, even as he has shifted his position on the issue given its popularity with voters, including Republicans. While fraud occurs, it's rare. You see, I got a question. Why do they do that?

[Phil Labonte]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

No, no. I mean, I think we know the reason why, but let me just point out a couple things. They say, arguing without evidence, it's a nonsense statement. It's fake anyway because Trump has cited many, many examples. And then it goes on to say, while fraud occurs, it's rare. Why, why we. So, okay, we used to have a news team. We have a news team anymore at Tim Cast. And we wrote an article that said Donald Trump says thing. And it was a quote. And it was like, today Donald Trump appeared before a group of people and he said this, that or otherwise. And he planned to do this thing. We got, we got a ding from News Guard because they were like, you didn't fact check Trump. And we were like, we're a news organization. We reported that Donald Trump came out and we quoted him and they said, yes, quote was wrong. And I said, that is not our responsibility. We are not a fact checking organization. Organization. We are just literally reporting the news. We know why they're doing this. They're poisoning the well with these stories so that anybody who reads it instantly without evidence thinks Trump is wrong. So let me just try this. PBS.org says without evidence that Trump made a claim without evidence. Do they have any, Is there any proof they have that Trump never cited any anomalous things in elections?

[Terence Williams]

Absolutely not. I mean, these are the same people who, who accused Trump of things when they didn't have any type of evidence at all. Yeah, I mean, most, most of these companies, most of these news organizations like CNN and msnbc, pbs, they never come with facts or evidence at all. So I find it really funny that. But now I find it funny that they're reporting that Trump is claiming things without evidence.

[Tim Pool]

Well, let's just start here. Democrats are never going. If Trump succeeds in these efforts.

[Phil Labonte]

What do you mean succeeds in these efforts to.

[Tim Pool]

Well, they're going to try and block him from this. But if you get a citizenship question, it's not just about. Okay, first of all, I'll say this. It's literally not about illegal immigrants voting. That's, that's stupid. We've been over this a million times. Illegal immigrants do not vote. Sometimes they do. It's rare. Non citizens don't vote. Sometimes they do. It's rare. They get caught, but they don't vote in any, any meaningful numbers. The reason why Democrats want noncitizens in their states is to bolster their census numbers so they get extra congressional seats and extra electoral college votes. So if they can bring in 750,000 people into California, they get an extra Electoral College vote. Yeah, they'll get an extra. That means those people may as well be voting. So why would Donald Trump then say you need proof of citizenship to vote? Because it will weed out voters who are no longer living or duplicate voters. It'll make it extremely difficult to double register in multiple states. So one of the things that we saw in 2020, there was an interview with a guy who was from Tennessee. I think he was from. I think he was from Arizona or Tennessee, but he was in the other state. And he said that he was listed as having voted in his home state, despite the fact that he moved for college and did not vote in that state. And because these states are all independent of the elections, are not federal, they're state. If one person votes in California and the same name appears in Arizona, these states don't cross their databases over to make sure there's no double voting because the states are each an independent election to determine who the President is going to be by requiring proof of citizenship. It's extremely. It's a little bit more difficult to falsely register somebody else on their behalf.

[Terence Williams]

Right? Yeah. Yeah. Listen, they. They're going to do anything they can do to cheat. To be honest, like, this is just going to stop, you know, all the things that, I mean, to be honest, a lot of people. I had a friend in California who, who lives in California, and during the last election, he was, he said that he was. He wanted to see if it was true, if he would be able to vote twice. So he went and he did not vote twice. Okay, So I don't want anybody. Y'all don't want to, you know, so don't call the fans or anything. I don't want to talk to nobody. Okay. He did not vote twice. But he said, though, when he went to the polls that they were not checking IDs, and he went there again to see if they will let him vote again. And they literally said, yes, you can vote. They didn't even check his polling location. The same polling location? Yeah, he went to the same one.

[Mary Morgan]

The same one with people manning.

[Terence Williams]

The same one.

[Phil Labonte]

You said this in California.

[Terence Williams]

Yes, this is California.

[Phil Labonte]

I understand correctly. In California, it's illegal for them to, like, actually illegal to ask for, for identification, which I'm. That makes me wonder what, how this is going to impact those kind of things. I, I know there's California and there might be one other place where it's illegal to ask for any kind of.

[Tim Pool]

Id, which is California. They made it illegal.

[Mary Morgan]

To ask for id, a government issued ID without being a citizen. Then what would we use as documented documentary proof.

[Phil Labonte]

Yeah.

[Mary Morgan]

Of citizenship. What would it be?

[Tim Pool]

So it's probably going to be a passport or a birth certificate.

[Mary Morgan]

Okay, that's so funny. I forget if I mentioned this before, but I was just chatting with the protesters again and they said that if people are forced to bring their birth certificate to vote that women who are married are going to be denied the vote because they've changed their last name.

[Phil Labonte]

I have, I have a feeling which.

[Mary Morgan]

Is going to affect Republican women more.

[Tim Pool]

Than Democrat if that ever were a consideration. They need only bring their marriage certificate with them.

[Phil Labonte]

I have a feeling that.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Phil Labonte]

The real id the new. Their. Most states require a real id. Now there's only a handful of states that are holding out. New Hampshire is one of them. But I believe the real ID is counts as a no way a citizen proof of citizen.

[Terence Williams]

So they're going to request no way.

[Tim Pool]

To get it to get a.

[Mary Morgan]

Without being a citizen. Right, right.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. You get a real ID license if the DMV has updated their protocols and are in a federal database. So all you got to do is bring a piece of mail. You can use a credit card. Like when you go, it's like we need proof of your identity and you can go and bring birth certificate, credit card and a couple other things. But, but they do allow people to get driver's licenses if they're non citizens.

[Phil Labonte]

Real id. Real id. Real ID does count as proof of citizenship for US citizens.

[Tim Pool]

So. Okay, so then this is meaningless.

[Terence Williams]

So, so they're going to ask for what? A birth certificate? That's it. Or a Social Security card.

[Phil Labonte]

They're going to ask for proof of citizenship and the real ID counts as proof of citizenship for U.S. citizens.

[Mary Morgan]

Okay, so what Trump is calling for isn't even extensive enough.

[Terence Williams]

So that means. Well, well, illegal immigrants shouldn't be allowed to have an actual. An ID in this country, period. No type of id. Illegal immigrants shouldn't even be able to get a library, a library card. They shouldn't have any type of ID at all.

[Phil Labonte]

I agree. But you know, there's obviously the left doesn't and the reason they don't is.

[Mary Morgan]

Because of like Tim imagine that they're too stupid to get an id.

[Tim Pool]

I'm going to go ahead and say this probably doesn't apply in this scenario and real idiot it, it makes no, I, I don't know where you're seeing that because it makes no sense if non citizens can get real IDs how is it proof you're a citizen?

[Phil Labonte]

I googled it. I asked. It's in Brave so I can go to Google and check.

[Tim Pool]

I'd imagine that's incorrect. Clock like drivers. People like tons of non citizens have driver's licenses.

[Mary Morgan]

Tons of them don't too.

[Terence Williams]

You know what they should also do? They should, they should also scan those IDs. You know like when I. There were times when I went out to the bar or, or to a club. You know, you show that, I'll show them my id but then they scan it to make sure it's a real id to make sure it's not a fake. Cuz people can have fake IDs as well. So what if you went there and you had a fake id?

[Phil Labonte]

Rock says real ID is not.

[Mary Morgan]

Not.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, it's, it's not Driver's license are not proof of citizenship because they inherit. They. The, the criteria for getting one is you can have a permanent resident card, you can have a foreign passport with a US Visa to get an ID in this country, I mean or to get a driver's license. So real ID is all real ID is is. The states are now in a link database.

[Mary Morgan]

You just show up and you're like McLovin.

[Phil Labonte]

So brave browsers Wrong. Yeah. So I just googled it and Google AI says no real ID is not proof of citizenships as well.

[Terence Williams]

But I. Yeah, but I think they're.

[Tim Pool]

Going to have is not. They're gonna have source here is Homeland Security.

[Phil Labonte]

Yeah. Google and, and Grok both say no it was Braves.

[Tim Pool]

Well DHS.gov says real ID is not proof of citizenship.

[Mary Morgan]

So it has to be birth certificate.

[Terence Williams]

It appears so are there people out there with fake birth certificates?

[Phil Labonte]

Of course.

[Terence Williams]

How are they going to verify these documents are not real?

[Tim Pool]

Here's another secret for you. You can get a birth certificate for anybody.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah. So that's what I'm saying. So when they go to these voting polls, are they going to have scanners to make sure that this ID is real, that the birth certificate is real? How are they going to confirm? Because people have fake passports, people have fake IDs. People have, you know, fake everything.

[Mary Morgan]

But some people share the same Social Security number as well.

[Terence Williams]

So we should take extra steps to, to ensure that these documents are legit. You know, because I don't put it past the Democrats. They, they might, they may help people somehow.

[Mary Morgan]

I think you have to do the fitness grammar.

[Terence Williams]

They may funnel some money and, and help people come create fake IDs and birth certificates. You Know people, they will do whatever they have to, whatever they can do to cheat. I don't put anything past.

[Mary Morgan]

You going to go with. You have. You have to spell. You have to go through the Alphabet backwards. Then you have to do the fitness gram pacer test. What else?

[Phil Labonte]

I don't know, but I don't like the idea of having to go through the Alphabet backwards.

[Mary Morgan]

You have to do this one.

[Terence Williams]

You have to know the name.

[Tim Pool]

Like, going through the Alphabet backwards. Like, wouldn't everybody screw that up?

[Phil Labonte]

I mean, my girlfriend says that she can do it.

[Terence Williams]

What if they. Yeah, maybe that's fake.

[Tim Pool]

They never asked for that.

[Terence Williams]

What are the names of the Founding Fathers? They can't.

[Phil Labonte]

How many?

[Tim Pool]

I mean, most people can't name any of them. Well, like you, you, you. I gotta be honest, I don't think anybody in this room can name more than a handful.

[Mary Morgan]

You have to do a times table.

[Tim Pool]

Maybe, bro, I, I could write a name off the Declaration of Independence. You'd be like, who's that?

[Terence Williams]

I can name them. You got Thomas Jefferson. You got cousin T. You got John Adams. You got Martin Luther King.

[Phil Labonte]

I mean, you're missing Ben Franklin.

[Terence Williams]

There's. You can't vote.

[Tim Pool]

There's at least 56 people.

[Terence Williams]

Okay? The ones that only matter to us, the ones that we talk about the most.

[Tim Pool]

To be fair, I think they all matter.

[Terence Williams]

Well, yes, but I'm talking about. But we only talk about like four or five of them the most.

[Tim Pool]

Exactly.

[Terence Williams]

But actually I guess they all matter. But I'm saying, America, we glorify about four or five of them.

[Phil Labonte]

You have to list. You have to list all of them, except for the well known ones like Thomas Jefferson and James Madison and, and Hamilton and stuff like, what do you.

[Tim Pool]

Think would happen if like George Clymer showed up here? He was like, certainly this, this time I'm labeled, listed as one of the great heroes of this country. And they're like, who are you?

[Terence Williams]

Who are you who.

[Tim Pool]

When he's like, I signed the Declaration of Independence for Pennsylvania. And they're like, why are you talking like that? People didn't talk like that back then.

[Mary Morgan]

You're right to your colony and nobody knew you.

[Tim Pool]

I also want to stress, back then, people talk the exact same way that we do now. The British accent as we know it was created after the colonies were already formed.

[Terence Williams]

What?

[Tim Pool]

Yep.

[Mary Morgan]

No way.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, so we actually have the. So we speak real English. They speak. So what happened in the uk they decided that they wanted to be uppity and so they started intentionally speaking a Non rhotic form of English and teaching kids to talk that way. Oh, and we actually speak closer to real English than they do.

[Mary Morgan]

I thought that the American Southern accent was derivative of the English accent. Oh, it's Scottish.

[Tim Pool]

Scottish.

[Terence Williams]

Perhaps a lot of founding Fathers. I didn't even.

[Tim Pool]

That's right.

[Terence Williams]

I'm over here talking. I'm over. I don't even know my damn self.

[Tim Pool]

Come on, dude.

[Terence Williams]

Who knows? Suggesting stuff.

[Tim Pool]

Button Gwinnett. Button Gwinnett. Georgia.

[Terence Williams]

Georgia.

[Tim Pool]

This guy signed the Declaration of Independence for Georgia. That's based. But I. I don't. Cesar Rodney.

[Terence Williams]

John Jay is an easy name to remember. Why don't we talk about John Jay?

[Tim Pool]

Well, people know about John Jay.

[Terence Williams]

Colonel I've never heard of John J.

[Mary Morgan]

Okay, Colonel Sanders. Papa John Ronald McDonald.

[Tim Pool]

The modern founding Hamburglar.

[Terence Williams]

Grimace Cat Williams.

[Phil Labonte]

Taco Bell Chihuahua.

[Mary Morgan]

Yeah, Grimace is up there too.

[Phil Labonte]

Taco Bell Chihuahua.

[Mary Morgan]

Yeah. Oh, yeah. The Target dog.

[Phil Labonte]

Spud MacKenzie.

[Mary Morgan]

I mean, unironically more representative of our values today than the actual founding Fathers.

[Tim Pool]

Unfortunately, that's true.

[Terence Williams]

I'm going back to school.

[Tim Pool]

There's this. There's this video that was going viral where a guy says he. There's trisodium phosphate in Cinnamon Toast Crunch. So he goes to a Home Depot and he's like, here's trisodium phosphate. It's a cleaning agent. And then he was like, they actually don't sell the phosphate version anymore. The alternatives, because tsp, as it's called, is dangerous. So he orders some online and shows the warning label saying, dangerous if inhaled or consumed. And then he's like, but it's in Cinnamon Toast Crunch. And he's like, we gotta have better options. And I. I just got bad news for everybody. I watched a commercial on the TV where a morbidly obese man was eating pizza. And then when he takes the bite, he goes. And it's like, don't give up the foods you love in. Take this drug. And there was a drug advertisement. And then he takes the pill and he's like. And then starts eating. I'm like. I'm like, dude, if the food is physically causing pain, stop doing it. Stop eating it. But people would rather eat food that is destroying them and take a drug to cover it up.

[Mary Morgan]

That's me.

[Tim Pool]

And not eat unhealthy things.

[Terence Williams]

It is an addiction. I was. I was talking to a couple fellas in the green room earlier. A lot of people don't know. I was. I was addicted to, like, really addicted to sweets at Cake and cupcakes. Birthday cake. And cupcakes, not people. People will come to my house. I love pancakes, but I'm talking about just sweets. People will come to my house and ask me, well, whose birthday is it? Because I would have a whole. I would have an actual birthday cake, a whole layer of cake sitting out. I'm like, it's somebody's birthday. I would wake up in the morning, cut a piece of cake and drink coffee. And then I said, you know what? This is not a healthy. So I started buying the smaller cup. So I started buying tiny cupcakes, and I would eat those in the morning with coffee. But then I looked at the calories and said, oh, well, I ate. Well, I guess it's the same.

[Tim Pool]

Is it, Is it true? I heard that in the black community, they put a lot of sugar in food. They put extra sugar.

[Terence Williams]

Oh, yeah. Especially in Kool Aid. We don't even look at the. We don't even look at the recipe. People say how much sugar you should put in there. I'd be like, I don't know, just keep pouring until it tastes good, you know? But, yeah, I know people who put sugar in their spaghetti.

[Mary Morgan]

Oh, that.

[Tim Pool]

Yes.

[Terence Williams]

That is, that is, that is absolutely crazy. But I used to do this. I used to put. I used to. I loved eating sugar with. I will put sugar and butter in my rice. It was so delicious. That is sugar, butter, rice.

[Mary Morgan]

Uncle Ben, there's another founding father right there.

[Terence Williams]

We used to.

[Mary Morgan]

Aunt Jemima, Founding mother Butterworth.

[Terence Williams]

I used to, I used to make a toast. I used to give. I used to make toast. And I would put either sugar, sugar and butter on the toast or syrup on the toast.

[Tim Pool]

Come on. Like so.

[Terence Williams]

A butter sandwich.

[Tim Pool]

Buttered toast with cinnamon sugar.

[Terence Williams]

Oh, yeah.

[Tim Pool]

Yes.

[Phil Labonte]

Amazing.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah, it's pretty good.

[Tim Pool]

Let's, let's get back to the news. Let's jump to the story from Politico. They say we dug into the polls. Democrats in Congress should be very afraid. You see, I mentioned in the previous segment that Democrats are never going to win again if Donald Trump succeeds in his efforts to require proof of citizenship for, for voting. But it ain't just about whether or not Donald Trump can actually make it harder for them to game the system. Everybody hates them. So politico.com mentions that for the first time in their polling history, this is. Which. Which polling? Quinnipiac. For the first time in Quinnipiac polling history, Democrats are underwater -9 net approval, while Republicans are enjoying a 69% approval, which is absolutely crazy. Now, this is among their party. So 69% of Republicans like the Republican Party, and it's gone up among Democrat voters. They, they view the Democratic Party extremely negatively. Now, here's why I say they're not going to win. Take a look at this from Gallup. They. They found 22% of Democrats and Democratic leaning independents in 2025 want the party to stay the same. 29% want it to be more liberal, and 45% want it to be more moderate. So the way I explain this is I combine the more liberal and stay the same in the same category. I'll tell you why the party is insane. The Democratic Party right now represents. They're on the wrong side of numerous 80, 20 issues. That's, that's, that's the talking point. Right? Immigration, they're on the wrong side. Transgender stuff, wrong side. So if they stay the same, the party is crazy and can't win. If they get more liberal, they're even crazier and they can't win. That means 51% of the Democratic Party wants to be crazy enough to not win ever again. And 45 are saying, please, moderate. You know, I love this because it means that 45%, they're going to come knocking. They're going to say, terrence, I don't know. The Democrats are crazy. I'm buying waffles from you.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah, absolutely. Listen, this is why President Trump won. Like I said before, there were people who I. There are people who, who I know that did. They did not like Trump at all, would never vote for him, but they voted for him in this past election just because they thought the Democrats were so crazy. Democrats, and, and I know people who, they do not like Trump as a person. And, but they voted for him. And this one lady said, she said, I'm a vote for Trump, but I'm a. Hold my nose while I'm doing it. But she still voted for him. She just couldn't believe it. She was sick to her stomach that she felt like she had to vote for him because the party that she's been supporting is absolutely insane.

[Phil Labonte]

Not. They're not voting for Trump. They're voting against the Democrats.

[Terence Williams]

Exactly.

[Phil Labonte]

Because the Democrats are completely insane. I know that the polling, like, the polling will tell you that this is not a, a major factor, but the party that says men can become women and women can become men will not win. You cannot change your gender. And the demand that the Democrats make that you, that you participate in that charade will always lose them. They will. They will. You will always lose the majority of.

[Mary Morgan]

One prediction or Maybe just a theory that they are amenable to the idea of moderating on those types of issues, on gender, ideology, LGBT stuff, all of those massively unpopular things. But what they're planning to do is radicalize on class division.

[Phil Labonte]

Yep.

[Mary Morgan]

Yeah, I don't know, like, emphasize class as possible. And right now they have.

[Tim Pool]

They have.

[Phil Labonte]

They have tons of work to do on that because the. The MAGA movement has already taken the middle class away from the Democrats. The Democrats decided that they were going for the very wealthy and the very poor, the people that are on some kind of government, some kind of government assistance, and the extremely wealthy. And they have no one else.

[Tim Pool]

The reason why they can't do that is that trans activists will show up to all of their events and scream at the top of their lungs.

[Phil Labonte]

The front throw fire.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah, but, you know, a common sense is back. We need to live a reality. You know, they push all this trans. This is. Excuse my language. I know this is not the after hours. I don't want to get carried away with cussing. I don't want to get carried away with cussing. But it's hard to cut. It's hard not to cuss. When you talk about Democrats. I mean, at home, behind closed doors, I say, oh, the profanity that I use when I talk about Democrats is absolutely insane. But yeah, I mean it. Common sense is back. Pushing, trying to. For forcing trans issues onto every American is absolutely just insane. You know, they would say trans issues are black issues. What the hell are you. When the cornbread hell are you talking about? What do you mean trans issues are black issues?

[Mary Morgan]

You know, they know that that's a regrettable decision and they're planning to moderate the rhetoric on it, but they're planning to radicalize rhetoric that's related to class division. And not talking about the middle class, but talking about the rich and the not rich. The haves and the have nots.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Mary Morgan]

Is that what you're sensing?

[Tim Pool]

They are definitely trying to do the oligarchy thing. AOC is doing it with Bernie. Their core message right now is that billionaires have too much money.

[Mary Morgan]

Look, it was popular in 2016.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. The problem is, I don't know if that's going to work for the average person. They're trying to go to working class people and saying the reason you're broke is because a rich person stole it from you. But the problem still remains. If they abandon the gender issue or if they try to just downplay it, Republicans will pounce.

[Phil Labonte]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

And they're going to Try and play the. They tried this already. They're going to say it's such a small population. Why are you so focused on it? Yeah, but that Kamala's for they. Them commercial really did hit hard. You got a lot of people.

[Phil Labonte]

The reason that people are so focused on it is because they want to enshrine it into law that your child can go to the teacher and, and hide the things like I'm a trans child to the teacher. What they're doing is they're putting the state in between parents and children. That is always a loser, first of all. And second of all, the, the situation, if they decide to go with, with, you know, a class war, the, the people that are, that have been in positions of authority in the Democrat Party, they're all millionaires too.

[Terence Williams]

Most, most Americans believe that, that, that the trans movement is a, is a very weird, delusional movement. Like, how could you be a man? And I don't care what you into. How could you be a man? How could you know, how can any. How could you just cut off your, how can you cut off your private parts and just throw it in the trash like you just cut it off and throw it away. Women cutting off their, their breasts, Removing their breasts. When you have, when you have women out here who have breast cancer and they have to get rid of, they have to remove their breasts to, to save their lives and they wish they would die to. I mean, they would literally do anything to have breast again, but they can't because they have breast cancer. They have to get rid of it. I mean, then you got these women out here, healthy as it can be, cutting off their breasts. Are you. I mean, it's sick. It is absolutely sickening.

[Tim Pool]

And, but it's, but it's not, it's not just that one issue. The left is insane on a plethora of topics. The average American supports Israel. That's a reality. And you've got these people in line who want to claim otherwise. Not the case. Poll after poll after poll shows it. They can make every excuse in the world for it. But this country is still largely Christian and there are Christians who want the US to be supporting Israel. That's why Donald Trump is going so heavily in support of Israel, because it's a, it's an 80, 20 issue and the Democrats are, are, are. They're moving to the wrong side of that one as well.

[Phil Labonte]

And yeah, one more thing. If they do try that specific angle of that angle or whatever, all it takes is a good economy and that loses because people that are satisfied, that feel like they have the ability to, to better their position in lives, they don't vote for class wars, have also.

[Mary Morgan]

Been hearing that we're heading into a recession.

[Phil Labonte]

I don't, I'm, I'm not, I'm not saying that, that, I'm not trying to predict the future. I'm saying that if the economy is good for six months before the election, then the Democrats will lose on that. If we, so the thing that we're talking about is the Democrats are looking there. They've lost a ton of people from California, from, from multiple states. And the electoral. They're going to lose congresspeople from multiple states. And the right is gaining people because all of the people that left New York, all the people that left California because of bad Democrat policies, those people have relocated in places like Florida, places like Texas. And they're going to be, they're going to see a larger number of people that are going to be, or they're going to have more congressional representatives. So these things are going to be a reality as well. So Democrats are not actually looking particularly good, even though historically the party out of power does better in the off year elections after, you know, a president wins.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah, I don't think, I mean, we could, I don't think we will go into a recession, but who knows? But if we do, it'll be a minor setback for a major comeback. Okay. And I think a lot of people think we may go into recession because of the tariffs, because, because of this tariff war. But I think it'll be a minor setback for a major comeback. Everything that President Trump is doing, it makes sense. Even reciprocal tariffs. That's supposed to happen on Liberation day, which is April 2nd. That makes sense. If you charging me 20%, I'm charging you 20%. You charging me 50. I'mma charge you 50. This is common sense, okay?

[Phil Labonte]

Multiple companies that have talked about.

[Terence Williams]

This is common sense.

[Phil Labonte]

There are multiple companies that have talked about significant investment in the United States because of the tariffs. Rolls Royce is talking about it. The, I forget what country it was, but a Middle Eastern country is talking about like 1.5 trillion over 10 years. Significant investment is happening in the United States because of talk of tariffs.

[Terence Williams]

But the, but, but the Democrats know that if, if we head toward, if we, if we enter into a golden age, there is no way that they can win in 2028. So their job is to destroy. Up until then, their job is to make sure that, that, that America is not doing well. Because if America Is doing great. If everybody's eating good and living good, going to win.

[Tim Pool]

It's not just that. It's that their policy positions are insane.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

Out of touch with Americans. And even if Americans are doing bad, they're not presenting them with issues that will make their lives better.

[Terence Williams]

Right.

[Tim Pool]

Let's go to the story from Yahoo News. Liberal social media sensation Cat Abu Ghazayla. I hope I'm saying that right. Announces run for Congress and raises more than $200,000 on first day. Abu Gazelle has taken on incumbent Democratic Rep. Jan schakowski in Illinois's 9th district. Guys, conservatives, hear me. We need her to campaign. Stop attacking her. Well, actually, I'm conflicted. Yeah, donate to her and hear me out. Hear me out. I'm going to donate to her. I mean it. I'm going to give her a max contribution. Okay. What we are looking at right now is the Democrats are facing their own version of the Tea Party. There is an uprising within the party that thinks that they're too. I don't know. They capitulate to Donald Trump. They're angry at Chuck Schumer. They're angry at Nancy Pelosi. They want Democrats to go nuts, and I want to help them. So when I see this Cat Abu Ghazayla and she's a progressive who says she's here to fight fascism, I'm like, please continue. But there's one reason. Please understand. You might be saying, no, no, no. I saw her viral video. She's crazy. She's. She's. She's a progressive far left who wants big government. Why support her? Here's the video that went viral.

[Mary Morgan]

Mantling our country piece by piece. And so many Democrats seem content to just sit back and let them. So I say it's time to drop.

[Tim Pool]

The excuses and grow a fucking spine. I'm a. And I'm running for Congress in Illinois's 9th district. Unfortunately, this party has become one where you have to look to the exceptions for real leadership as. Okay, I don't care what she has to say because she says nothing. But understand this. This video went viral. What? Do y'all notice? There's two things to be noticed about this video. Any guesses?

[Mary Morgan]

Lots of jump cuts.

[Tim Pool]

Well, that's not galactic.

[Mary Morgan]

Actually, she really might be. Why?

[Tim Pool]

She's narcoleptic.

[Mary Morgan]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

For real?

[Mary Morgan]

Yeah, for real.

[Tim Pool]

Oh, wow. Well, I hope she's probably on medafnil. That's pro vigil. That's for. For narcolepsy. But, no, no, that's not one of the things, though, a lot of jump cuts. The keffiya, the keffiyeh, that's number one. For those who don't know, that's the Palestinian scarf. And what's number two?

[Phil Labonte]

I mean, she left her bathroom door open, but I'm not sure.

[Mary Morgan]

Bad haircut.

[Tim Pool]

Oh, that is a bathroom door. How weird.

[Terence Williams]

I mean, is she.

[Tim Pool]

No American flag in a big empty wall.

[Phil Labonte]

Oh, yeah.

[Tim Pool]

So a lot of people pointed out that it's. It's actually kind of strange that somebody would be running. And they usually try to use pro America images. In this instance, she didn't use anything that resonates America, but she did have a keffiyeh. Okay, guys, now I'm going to tell you why I think we should be contributing to her campaign. And we should. We want her to run. She is running an Illinois in. In. Let me see if she mentioned at the end what's going on.

[Mary Morgan]

Wasted on old, ineffective tactics.

[Tim Pool]

No spammy guilt trip texts, no focus groups to test my views, and no.

[Mary Morgan]

Grifty consultants who care more about their.

[Tim Pool]

Paycheck than actually winning.

[Mary Morgan]

It's time to challenge the status quo.

[Tim Pool]

And if our leaders won't do it, we will. I'm Kat Abu Ghazale, and I'm running for Congress because it's time for Democrats to do more. So it says right there, Illinois's 9th. I absolutely love this video.

[Terence Williams]

Wow.

[Mary Morgan]

She did.

[Tim Pool]

Because I'm building the suspense for you guys. But let me just pull up this here Google Maps. And this is West Rogers park in Chicago. I'm from Chicago. She's running in Illinois. In Illinois's Illinois 9th district. Why did I say Illinois? Illinois is possessive. So let me. Let me pull this up for you because I really want to draw the suspense out and have everyone just get sick and tired of. Of me wasting time. But I do need. Where's the stupid link? Congress. Illinois. There we go. Okay, here we are. Here we are. Okay, here's the map on wikipedia of the 9th district. Notice that it includes that. That West Rogers Park I mentioned. And why does that matter? It is the largest Jewish community in Chicago. So now I can wrap up my point. After building the suspense, this progressive who wants to challenge the status quo is running for Congress in the debt with the densest Jewish population in Chicago with the keffiyeh behind her, saying, I don't need no consultants. I would love it if she had the resources to travel around this oddly shaped district espousing her views on Israel, Palestine to a bunch of regular Americans, largely Jewish people in Chicago. Because let's just be real. If she wins, she can't win for this reason, but if she does, the Democratic Party will be so crackpot insane. The Republican Party will win a supermajority across the board. Republicans in Congress and the Senate. If she runs in Evanston, you might actually get a Republican to win. If she, if she primaries Jan Schakowski. Schakowski. And actually beats her in the primary and the general election is between her and a Republican, Republican might actually win Illinois 9th district. So I'm here for you. I will make a donation.

[Phil Labonte]

I wonder if you looked if they've looked into her Twitter account and checked to see if she hasn't has it from the river to the Sea tweet.

[Tim Pool]

She has a bunch of stuff that people were sharing about being pro Palestine, anti Israel.

[Phil Labonte]

Yeah, pro Palestine, anti Israel. Asking Jewish people for your for their vote. That is unlikely.

[Tim Pool]

Not all Jewish people are pro Israel. No, but they're overwhelmingly pro Israel for obvious reasons. Yeah. So I will say it again. All these Republicans are, you know, okay, first let me just say maybe the right thing to do is actually to criticize her because then the Democrats will think she's the better choice. Maybe we should all be rallying behind Jan Schakowski to trick the Democrats into voting. But I'm just going to, I'm just going to wear. Wear my thoughts on my sleeve and say outright, I think she. First of all, in all sincerity, it is good that young people are running. I know I don't agree with her politically, but I can't stand the neoliberal establishment. Nancy Pelosi, Jan Chakowski, all these old neo, you know, neoliberal and neoconservative. Just. No. Anybody, anybody wants to in primary them, please do. So that being said, if people like her actually form a Democrat version of the Tea Party and oust a bunch of incumbent Democrats and she actually makes the Congress, dude, you're going to have like 20 or 30 insane people refusing to vote with Democrats and the Democratic Party will be in total disarray.

[Phil Labonte]

It's going to be like Twitch streamers. It's going to be her.

[Mary Morgan]

Yeah, this looks like a. I mean, that's low effort Twitch.

[Tim Pool]

That's exactly.

[Phil Labonte]

I mean with the whole, with the mic and everything. That's exactly what. You know what, it's relatable. Yeah, it has.

[Tim Pool]

I want her to win this primary. Look, remember when AOC beat Crowley back in 2018? I was cheering for it because Crowley, he was the fourth highest ranking Democrat in the party. He had like 10 terms. And he got ousted. He's gone now. AOC is, is, is, you know, problem of her own. But I still like seeing the shills get knocked out. That being said, AOC has now basically become the leader of the party, which is funny.

[Phil Labonte]

I mean, you look at the way that the people are reacting and talking about AOC out there with Bernie Sanders. Bernie Sanders is clearly too old. AOC is not. And Bernie Sanders has got a lot of energy behind him still. There are still a lot of people that, you know, when they hear Bernie Sanders talk, they're like, yeah, man, I like what he's selling. And so if Bernie Sanders kind of passes the torch to aoc, which he is, I could completely and totally see running for president. And I hope so.

[Terence Williams]

I hope.

[Phil Labonte]

No, no, you listen.

[Tim Pool]

Oh, bro.

[Phil Labonte]

Do not underestimate aoc. Not, not because she's a good politician, but because she is a good communicator. Do not underestimate.

[Terence Williams]

I will. No, I absolutely don't do. I disagree. I disagree.

[Phil Labonte]

I think she said.

[Terence Williams]

I disagree. She will listen if she, she will not win if she runs for president. I can guarantee you that. I can guarantee you that she will lose votes. Listen, Kamala Harris didn't only lose just because she was dumb, okay? She was dumber than a box of rocks. There are a lot of people in this country, and I'm actually friends with quite a few people like this. They will not vote for a woman, period. I know women who will not vote for women just, just because they're women. So she's like just the people who.

[Mary Morgan]

Admit that they wouldn't vote for a woman. Most of it is a. Subconscious decisions.

[Terence Williams]

Yes, but they. That's why I say she will not win. She will. She won't.

[Mary Morgan]

She represents the people in the Democrat Party who don't want to moderate. And Newsom, on the other hand, represents the people in the Democrat Party who want to moderate strategically.

[Terence Williams]

Yes, AOC is going to shove trans. She's going to shove the trans. The, the, the damn trans movement down Everybody's throat in 2028. She's going to do the same thing. That.

[Tim Pool]

Come on. She's not going to do that.

[Terence Williams]

You don't think she'll do that?

[Tim Pool]

And Bernie are already trying to go class war like, like Mary was mentioning. Yeah, they're doing the fight the Oligarchy tour. The issue is that they cannot remove the gender ideology and other weird woke stuff from the party if they start doing rallies. Their goal right now, I think, is this. You can't Remove it from the party. Let's just focus on oligarchy and the ultra wealthy and try and make this a 1% versus the 99% thing. The issue is you are going to get far enough activists like they did to Bernie Sanders in 2016, who are going to go on stage, grab the mic from him and say white supremacy. So they will try to ignore it. And they're trying to ignore it now. It's not going to work. Also, Abu Ghazayla's dad is Palestinian. Yep. Well, I do not see how she wins in this district, but maybe with our support, she actually will. So let me just say right now, I may regret this, but I hope she wins this primary and I'm going to do what I can to help.

[Terence Williams]

Listen, I just can't, I can't even pronounce the last name.

[Phil Labonte]

If you have, if you have a economic problem, if you have a poor economy and Bernie Sanders passing the torch to aoc, she is absolutely poised to take over the Democrat Party. You may not like her, I certainly don't. But the way that she can, can reach people, the way when she gets on her Instagram page and she does the, the, you know, the spaces or whatever you call it, the, the, the lives or whatever, she gets tons of people watching and that's just her sitting there BSing. You can, and they're right now, Bernie, and her getting 15,000 people coming out. I'm not saying that she's, I'm, not, you know, making a prediction that she'd win, but the right would be absolutely idiotic to underestimate that energy. Absolutely.

[Terence Williams]

I think she will have a lot of energy, but I can, I would, I would put everything I own on the table to say she will not win. She can't. She can rally some people, she can have thousands of people come out and see her, but I absolutely don't think she can win if the President.

[Tim Pool]

Listen, if the economy's bad, you terrorist is right.

[Phil Labonte]

If the economy's bad and, and Donald Trump is not like the Republicans are looked at as having failed in their mandate. She absolutely could win.

[Tim Pool]

I do not believe AOC can win because she's just generally off putting. And I do believe that women have a massive hurdle to overcome in elections. The, the, you would need a very weak, effeminate and short and smarmy male to run against her. But I, and I think like with Hillary Clinton, she got a miserable amount of, amount of votes. If the Democrats ran Anybody else in 2016, Trump would not have won. I think Trump won BY Only, what, 44,000 votes across three states.

[Phil Labonte]

Do you think that Hillary Clinton lost because she's a woman or because she's Hillary Clinton? Because I think it was because she's.

[Tim Pool]

It's both.

[Phil Labonte]

She was uniquely bad because I think both.

[Tim Pool]

It's both, right?

[Terence Williams]

Both.

[Tim Pool]

So if you had any other. If you had any other woman, probably would have beat Donald Trump. Hillary, like, dude, ain't no way I'm ever voting for Hillary Clinton. We despise that one.

[Terence Williams]

Right.

[Tim Pool]

If they got a.

[Terence Williams]

A.

[Tim Pool]

If there was like, a populist female, Trump probably wouldn't. Would not have won. So a lot of people like to say that Trump got. He won by, like, 70 some odd electoral votes. It was a major victory. Yeah. But it was like 44,000 or 40,000 votes in three states that got him all of those electoral votes. So it's actually a really close race. Hillary Clinton is despised by way too many people.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

If they had literally any other Democrat, I think the Democrats would have won. But Hillary Clinton, it was her turn. I also think with Kamala Harris, like you were saying, there are people who will literally not vote for a woman no matter what.

[Terence Williams]

No matter. And it's the. I think it's millions of people who will not vote for a woman no matter what. Yep. I'm not talking about small numbers a lot.

[Tim Pool]

I agree. And so I think.

[Terence Williams]

And I actually. I like that kind of thinking. I like that kind of thing. Well, this. This last election, I'm all, listen, I support women, you know, blah, blah, blah. Okay. But when it came to Kamala Harris, I. I would literally just. I would. I mean, I enjoyed hearing people say, I'm not voting for a woman. I said, oh, thank you so much, all yourself. Oh, I love you. Because you know what? Like, if it's a woman running that I don't want to win.

[Tim Pool]

Who.

[Terence Williams]

I don't. I don't want her to win. I am. I support everyone at that point who won't vote for a woman.

[Mary Morgan]

Don't project power. Their women can't do that. They can't do. You know, political power plays on the world stage. It's just not something they do. And think about this. How old is AOC? She's, like, still in her 30s, right?

[Phil Labonte]

Yeah.

[Mary Morgan]

I think she could get pregnant. She could get pregnant while in office.

[Phil Labonte]

Yeah.

[Mary Morgan]

If that's even a question.

[Phil Labonte]

Hillary Clinton got 65, 35, 853,000 votes. Donald. In 2016, Donald Trump got 62,984,000. So fair enough. You don't think that, that she could, a woman could win. But the numbers say differently. Kamala Harris was a, I do believe Harris was a terrible, terrible candidate that had absolutely nothing to after Joe Biden who was a terrible president. She lost and she lost. But that's not to say that a woman can't win.

[Terence Williams]

I'm just Kamala saying that nobody voted for her in the primary. She was forced on the people anyway. So they like, oh, I guess this is bad.

[Tim Pool]

Let's jump to the story where I'll explain to you why I don't think Democrats can win. This is a viral clip has been going around. We actually post this on Tim Cast news a while ago, but it's been getting picked up. It's Rosie O'Donnell who evacuated the country. She fled the country. She's in Ireland now. And when asked about the election, she said this. You know, a lot of people did vote for him. Yes. Do you accept their right to do that in their opinion of him? Well, I respect their right to do that. I question why the first time in American history a president has won every swing state and is also best friends and his largest donor was a man who owns and runs the Internet. So I would hope that that would be investigated and that we would see whether or not it was an anomaly or something else that happened on election night in America when Kamala Harris was filling up stadiums with people who supported her and Donald Trump was not able to do that. What? So it's curious to me and as an American and a believer in democracy, I would hope that we would be able to look at all of the reasons why this happened. So I just want to point out how insane these people are. Nixon won a 49 state landslide and Reagan won a 49 state landslide. And she said for the first time in history a president has won every swing state. Those two landslide elections are not even the only time a president has won every swing state. The makeup of swing states changes all the time and swing state is kind of just a pollsters guess, but she's an insane person and she represents a lot of what the older gen X to boomer generation Democrats think and feel. Yeah, they think Elon Musk owns and.

[Terence Williams]

Controls the Internet, but they had nothing. But, but they celebrated when Jack Dorsey and Mark Zuckerberg and all these other and YouTube when they banned President Trump from the Internet, when they were censo conservatives or anybody who did not align with their views. Of course that was okay. That was fine.

[Phil Labonte]

It wasn't just okay, that was Trying.

[Terence Williams]

That was okay. Yes.

[Phil Labonte]

Democracy.

[Terence Williams]

Oh, and George Soros's money is just fine too. He, I mean, you know, he, he, he's one of the richest guys in the world, but, you know, he's doing a good thing. But Elon is a bad guy.

[Phil Labonte]

There is no reason to expect consistency.

[Terence Williams]

Out of a man that's allowing people.

[Phil Labonte]

But, I mean, generally you don't read to expect consistency out of the left.

[Terence Williams]

But I love hearing Rosie cry. Oh, I love it. Oh, it feels so good. Like, yeah, no, I'm gonna watch this video again before I go to sleep tonight. I think it'll help me sleep better.

[Tim Pool]

You know, a lot of people did vote for him. Yes. Do you accept their right to do that in their opinion of him? Well, I respect their right to do that. I question why the first time in American history a president has won every swing state. I just want to mention, like, swing.

[Phil Labonte]

States don't even say the same.

[Tim Pool]

That was my point earlier. But if we just remove the stupidity of her for the first time ever. That's not true. If she just said, I wonder how Trump won every swing state. Could it be because he was popular?

[Terence Williams]

Right.

[Tim Pool]

You know, you know, I just got to say Occam's Razor. These people live in crackpot Wally world. Yeah, they, they, they're just, they, they hear hooves and they think zebras.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

Moved Deborahs to our commonwealth friends.

[Terence Williams]

Sorry, did she say she, she had to get a therapist or something? I heard, I heard she said that. Yeah. In this interview she, she had said that. She said that she, that, that she had to talk to a therapist after President Trump won and she talked with her therapist about moving to Ireland. That was the best thing to do for her mental health.

[Mary Morgan]

She had grandparents, so she got automatic citizenship in her ancestral homeland in Ireland.

[Tim Pool]

That's actually pretty cool that you can do that most places that if your grandparents are from a place you can go back and that's like a lot of Americans.

[Terence Williams]

But I have to give it to Rosie. She actually left like she said she was going to do. Yeah. Good job, Rosie.

[Tim Pool]

Here. Here you go.

[Terence Williams]

Yes. So, Whoopi, follow after Rosie. Follow after Rosie.

[Tim Pool]

We should just offer the women of the view a one one way, all expenses paid trip to any country of their choosing.

[Terence Williams]

Eli should let them get on one of his test rockets for free.

[Tim Pool]

Ours awaits. So what people need to understand is that while we're making fun of Rosie O'Donnell, this is how a bunch of the boomer Dems actually feel about what happened. Yeah, she did not manifest these thoughts on her own. She's reading this in her group texts, in her Facebook posts or whatever she's getting. And they genuinely believe that Kamala was filling stadiums and Trump couldn't do it.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Phil Labonte]

Boomer libs really do believe that Donald Trump stole the election. There are people that this election, they believe that Elon Musk had access to voting machines and that it was stolen. Not around. There are people see it on X again, take toxic. The boomer libs. But constantly, oh, this is stolen or.

[Mary Morgan]

Not digital to be.

[Terence Williams]

You know what's crazy? A lot of boomers are on Tick Tock. They. Oh yeah, they are. Tick Tock. There was a big. There's a big conspiracy on TikTok that Elon used Starlink to steal the votes through Starlink.

[Phil Labonte]

You guys Internet. Yeah, like that.

[Tim Pool]

You guys really got to check out Verify 2024 on Reddit. Here's one of their posts from two days ago. Rosie O'Donnell questions the validity of the 2024 election, but the silence is still deafening. Yeah, Evans mean. And you've got the. What is it? The people's voice not heard. There's a documentary about it. Election manipulation suggested by breaking PA Data analysis Lights on with Jessica Denson. There is quite literally, remember, remember the Trump loss in 2020. There were just whole movements of being like, no, he's actually going to get elected and come, come March 20, the true date, they'll bring him in. And I kept saying it's not going to happen, guys.

[Phil Labonte]

20Th still sticks in my head.

[Tim Pool]

The same thing is happening to a certain degree with Democrats. Yeah, they genuinely think that Trump cheated, though. They're not entertaining the idea that Biden's going to come back or common lives because they don't actually have any kind of charismatic leader. But yo, this is not the only forum. This is just one of these subreddits where the left is basically claiming that 2024 was rigged and Trump stole it.

[Terence Williams]

I was, I was on TikTok. I mean, you know, I was debating with a lot of people on TikTok. But yeah, there, there are people on there who still believe that, that Kamala Harris will still be the president. They believe that she will be the president because in one of her last speeches she said, it's not over, guys. Yep. So they've been running that clip. We're saying, why does she say it's not over?

[Mary Morgan]

It's like the Q.

[Terence Williams]

Why did she say it's not over?

[Mary Morgan]

The shadow president throughout the Biden admin.

[Terence Williams]

They were Saying Trump.

[Mary Morgan]

Trump was actually in charge secretly.

[Terence Williams]

Right.

[Mary Morgan]

Like, if QAnon people who support Trump are willing to believe that. I don't find. Tick tock.

[Terence Williams]

If you listen to. If you are. If you were on the other side and you were watching CNN and MSNBC and listening to a lot of these liberal podcasters and these influencers, you would think that Kamala Harris was going to win. Like, you would think that. You would really think that. I was watching one video on there, which I didn't even. I'm not too familiar with the Divine Nine and all that stuff, but they had this Divine Nine thing trending.

[Mary Morgan]

What is that?

[Terence Williams]

It's like the sorority stuff. Like, you know, like Kamala's sorority. You know, it's like, divine, Divine. Not. It's like a group of all those. Google it. I don't really know, but, yeah, type it in. What is it?

[Mary Morgan]

The National Pan Hellenic Council, an organization composed of nine historically African American fraternities and sororities founded in the early 20th century.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Mary Morgan]

So she was in one of them.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah, she was in one of those.

[Mary Morgan]

Okay.

[Terence Williams]

And literally this was another thing that's funny because people on that side. If you really. If you were just listening to these people, I saw so many clips where I started questioning the Divine Nine. They were like, trump can't win once the Divine Nine endorses Kamala Harris because nobody can beat the Divine Nine. I'm like. And then it's just a bunch of. It's just a. A group of. What is it like, a group of black people in these fraternity.

[Mary Morgan]

I've never even heard of it, but she faked her way in. She faked being black.

[Terence Williams]

It's like millions of them of them, I guess. But literally, they even had people thinking they. They said, nobody, no president can win without the Divine Nine. And I'm like, what if there are people listening to this? And like, there's no way that Trump won in the Divine Nine.

[Mary Morgan]

There were a lot of Harris witches, psychics, astrologers on Tick Tock as well, who were predicting that Trump would lose. And maybe they're trying to piece together some way could still happen.

[Terence Williams]

I'm not gonna lie, though. That was. That was a funny election because Kamala Harris said some of the craziest. She said some of the craziest stuff ever. That was some of the funniest stuff.

[Mary Morgan]

I mean, they were almost tricking me.

[Terence Williams]

It was pretty funny.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah.

[Terence Williams]

When I remember when Kamala said that her grandmother. When her. Her great, great grandmother who lived in a village hundreds of years ago was fighting for reproductive rights. She would go around with a bullhorn with. With a custom bullhorn screaming for reproductive rights and fighting for abortion in the village. Oh, Kamala, shut the hell up.

[Tim Pool]

I just want to give this quick chat to the Babylon B before we jump to the next story, because it's about the. The. The. The leak. They got two stories. One is 4D chess genius Trump leaks war plans to the Atlantic where no one will ever see them. Oh, that's a good one. And then they have another one. This is more silly. It's Darth Vader accidentally adds Admiral Ackbar to hollow chat, planning Alderaan bombing. Those are good ones. But let's jump to this story. This is from the Post. Millennial rep Jasmine Crockett faces house censure effort for calling Texas Governor Greg Abbott Governor Hot Wheels.

[Phil Labonte]

You know what you get.

[Tim Pool]

You all know we got Governor Hot Wheels down there. Come on now. The only thing hot about him is that he's a hot ass mess. Okay, so I saw the news reports on this, and there were statements that were put up. They're like, I cannot believe she would.

[Terence Williams]

Say such a thing.

[Tim Pool]

This is beyond the quorum. And I was just like, I thought it was funny. I don't like Jasmine Crockett, but are we really going to be so uptight?

[Mary Morgan]

They're trying to use the left's weapons.

[Terence Williams]

She's.

[Mary Morgan]

Come on. No, we have point out their hypocrisy.

[Tim Pool]

We have fun here. I mean, it's, it's. That's fair. Jasmine Crockett is a hypocrite for insulting. At the, at the Human Rights Campaign gala or whatever, a disabled guy. That being said, any comedian ever who was roasting Greg Abbott referred to him as Hot Wheels would get a laugh out of the audience.

[Mary Morgan]

They said the same stuff about that Madison Cawthorn guy, I remember.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, they called him Hot Wheels.

[Mary Morgan]

Yeah. And worse. Much worse.

[Tim Pool]

They call them much worse things. Yeah, I think actually they called him gay.

[Mary Morgan]

No. Yeah, they did say.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, that was. That was funny because I don't know.

[Mary Morgan]

What there was to that story, but they claimed that he was going to, like, gay gatherings. I don't know.

[Tim Pool]

Well, I mean, here's the weird thing about Democrats is not necessarily the politicians, but a lot of, like the liberal leaning people online will attack conservatives by calling them things they supposedly support. Like, you know, you're gay, like you're effeminate or whatever, you're secretly trans or something. And it's just like, I don't understand you like those things? Are you coming on to me now?

[Terence Williams]

Listen, so I like Greg Abbott. I personally, listen, I, I am a comedian, like you said. Some people will find that really funny. Personally, I did not find it funny only because now I used to make a lot of. I, I, There was a time I made jokes about disabled people and all this stuff, but I had a job where I work with people who were physically disabled and also in. And they had, they had intellectual issues as well. And I just stopped making fun of people who were disabled because I work with so many of them. I just stopped. You know, I think, I think you.

[Tim Pool]

Make fun of everybody.

[Terence Williams]

I mean, I mean, that's just me. But I do make fun of people like Jasmine. I make fun of that ghetto thing all the time. That hood rat.

[Tim Pool]

I, I take issue with that. You take that. She's not hooded.

[Terence Williams]

She's my Jasmine Crocker. Let me tell you something, okay? That Texas governor and a little hot wheel.

[Tim Pool]

She's faking. Yeah, you know she's faking it.

[Terence Williams]

No, I know. She grew up, right?

[Tim Pool]

So don't, don't, don't give her the street cred of calling her ghetto.

[Terence Williams]

She probably love that, Right?

[Tim Pool]

Exactly. She's pretending to talk like that. Any video you watch from her before she started running. Yeah, she's talking like this. You know, I'm really inspired to.

[Terence Williams]

She's pulling the Kamala Harris.

[Mary Morgan]

She was code switching. So you're actually racist for even saying.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

Oh yeah.

[Mary Morgan]

Code switching for her safety.

[Terence Williams]

I heard that's what they were saying about Kamala.

[Mary Morgan]

They were saying that she was talking white around white people to make sure they wouldn't kill her.

[Phil Labonte]

Oh, good lord.

[Mary Morgan]

I mean, that's really the argument for code switching. And if you call it out, that's even more.

[Terence Williams]

Kamala went. Kamala went to the south and started using a southern voice. You from California. Why are you trying to talk like.

[Mary Morgan]

An old southern hot sauce in her bag?

[Terence Williams]

Absolutely crazy. Jasmine Crockett is another Kamala Harris where she went to a private school that cost like 35000 a year. You. I'm sorry, I'm, I'm from the ghetto. I'm from the ghetto. If you can afford, if your parents can afford to pay 35000 a year for you to go to school. You are not from the ghetto.

[Mary Morgan]

You are not from the so called Baldwin's wife Iradia.

[Terence Williams]

But it's tacky.

[Mary Morgan]

Your name is Hillary and you were born in like Boston jazz.

[Terence Williams]

Stop pretending to be Jasmine Crockett. Is an embarrassment to the, to America because she's in conquer. She's an embarrassment to us all. She's an embarrassment to the black community, to black women. People get on to me about eating chicken and all. Cause you've been a stereotype. She's being a stereotype.

[Tim Pool]

I actually, I actually think that the, the trope about black people and fried chicken itself is racist. It's an inversion. Because they were. Because everybody in the world loves fried chicken.

[Terence Williams]

Absolutely.

[Tim Pool]

And so they were like, haha, you can't eat it now because that would mean that you're making black people look bad. And it's like, no, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah, right?

[Tim Pool]

Everybody loves fried chicken.

[Terence Williams]

You're trying to get me to stop. That's more chicken for you.

[Tim Pool]

Wings like 24 7.

[Terence Williams]

I love chicken. Oh my God. I just fried some in some beef tallow. Oh my goodness. It was so, it was good, the beef tallow. It sound better when it's cooking. It smell better. The flavor, it was so flavorful.

[Tim Pool]

I just.

[Terence Williams]

It's so good.

[Tim Pool]

We talk about this, like every time you come because it's, it's this weirdest thing in the world to me, where there, there are people on the left who are offended by the idea of this trope of black people eating fried chicken. And I'm just like, it's so good though. Like, who wouldn't like it? I don't understand Asians. They deep fry chicken balls with a ginger sauce.

[Terence Williams]

Exactly.

[Tim Pool]

Who doesn't like fried chicken?

[Terence Williams]

White people love fried. Look, all of the fried chicken people love fried chicken. Every. People love fried chicken. America. Chicken. All Americans love chicken. Most Americans just love chicken, period.

[Tim Pool]

They're trying to get you to stop eating fried chicken by telling you it's racist.

[Terence Williams]

Exactly. We put chicken in every chick, chicken and everything. Chicken Alfredo. The chicken. Spaghetti, chicken Allen King Chicken Popeye. We find a reason to put chicken in anything.

[Tim Pool]

I'm telling you, chickens are awesome.

[Terence Williams]

It is. God bless the chickens and the farmers. God bless them all.

[Tim Pool]

You're speaking my language.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah, but Jasmine, you know what? I, I, I cannot stand her. I can, but I do.

[Tim Pool]

Can we find that clip where she's faking her accent?

[Terence Williams]

I do impersonate her a lot. It's pretty fun. It's pretty fun. But the, but the girl is ghetto and there's a guy running against.

[Tim Pool]

Here we go. Here we go.

[Terence Williams]

Shelby.

[Tim Pool]

Here we go. Just listen.

[Mary Morgan]

You know, no one could have told.

[Terence Williams]

Me that when I went down to Austin.

[Mary Morgan]

Now looks like a little bit over.

[Terence Williams]

A year ago that I would be running for Congress.

[Mary Morgan]

It's just not what my plan was.

[Tim Pool]

But what I've always decided is that.

[Terence Williams]

I would step up when there was a need. Because we in these hot ass Texas streets, honey. Y'all know we got governor hot wheels down there. Come on now. Come on.

[Mary Morgan]

And.

[Terence Williams]

And the only thing hot about him is that he is a hot ass mess, honey. No, I said no one could have.

[Mary Morgan]

Told me that when I went down to Austin.

[Tim Pool]

Now, code switching. Is that. Is that literally what they do now?

[Terence Williams]

That's called being fake. That's called just being phony.

[Mary Morgan]

Well, they say that, you know, you tone down the accent around white people so that they don't rise up in a lynch mob.

[Tim Pool]

Could you imagine if, like, a white guy did the opposite and, like, walk into a black neighborhood?

[Mary Morgan]

You know, AOC toned up the Iban.

[Terence Williams]

From I want to be the next congresswoman to Nah.

[Tim Pool]

Saying, uh huh.

[Terence Williams]

No, I don't play that. See, we ain't playing with Trump. What did she say she was after? The State of the Union, whatever that was, is the state of the joint address. She said they act. They asked her if you could talk, if you could ask President Trump one thing, what would it be? She said for him to stop being Putin's hoe. I'm like, what? She is unreal. But there's a. Yes, there is a guy running against her. Some black guy. He's a lawyer as well. Very. I think. I think he's a veteran. I don't know. Maybe he is. Maybe he's not. I think he is. Well, his name is Sheldon. I. I hope that. I hope he wins. I hope you do. This is. She is a. She is. She's a damn hot mess.

[Tim Pool]

Indeed. But they're all fake. I mean.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

When. When Hillary Clinton went down to where she was like Arkansas or something, and she talked with a Southern accent.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

Nobody called that code switching. Somebody was like, we need a pr. We. We need, like a PR move for when we get caught doing this.

[Mary Morgan]

So is that a Mandela effect? Was she actually the Breakfast Club?

[Tim Pool]

No.

[Terence Williams]

Yes, she was.

[Mary Morgan]

Hillary.

[Terence Williams]

Yes, she was invited.

[Mary Morgan]

Actually invited to the Breakfast Club.

[Tim Pool]

Oh, yeah. She had hot sauce, right? That's.

[Terence Williams]

She pulled out a hot sauce.

[Mary Morgan]

Had hot sauce in her bag.

[Terence Williams]

She was trying to appeal to black.

[Mary Morgan]

People because of that Beyonce lyric on Le.

[Terence Williams]

She. She was. I am black, as y'all can see. Okay? There is not one black person that I know or that I've come across who's ever carried hot sauce with them in their purse. We don't even put it on the. We don't even put in our soup. I did not travel here with a bottle of hot sauce. Nobody travel who's traveling with hot sauce.

[Tim Pool]

You can. It's. You gotta throw it away.

[Terence Williams]

And you got a hot sauce bottle in your purse, so you just whipping out messy.

[Tim Pool]

If I.

[Terence Williams]

That's your favorite hot sauce.

[Tim Pool]

Come put mayonnaise in it.

[Terence Williams]

Come on.

[Tim Pool]

And ranch dressing. Mayo in your bag. I'm from the Midwest, so I'd have ranch and mayo.

[Terence Williams]

Come on.

[Tim Pool]

That's what we do.

[Terence Williams]

That. I mean, it's. Yeah, it's. It's. It is pandering, to be honest. That's actually racist that you think that this is how you win votes.

[Tim Pool]

What if she.

[Terence Williams]

What if Hillary's like, okay, I'm going on a black show, y'all. Let me get some hot sauce.

[Tim Pool]

What if she pulled out a small deep fryer or something? You're that in your person, ma'am.

[Terence Williams]

I carry hot sauce with me. I carry barbecue sauce. I carry Kool Aid in my purse. I got Kool Aid with me. You know what I'm saying?

[Tim Pool]

Crazy.

[Terence Williams]

I got some chicken batter in my purse.

[Tim Pool]

You know what's. I gotta tell you? You know what's really insidious about what Jasmine Crockett does at these events? She's talking to white women. Yeah. When she's talking like that, she's speaking to white liberal women.

[Terence Williams]

They love it, though. They love it. They're like, yes, she's gonna be the one to help us get black votes.

[Mary Morgan]

I think it funnels from, like, black women. And then it's adopted. The language is adopted by gay men. And then the gay men send it over to the white women in a game of telephone through RuPaul's Drag Race, I guess. Funnel. The funnel of the. The lingo they use in the accent.

[Terence Williams]

Nah.

[Mary Morgan]

Black women to gay men to white women. In that order.

[Phil Labonte]

From black women to gay men.

[Mary Morgan]

From black women to gay men. Yeah. To. To white.

[Phil Labonte]

Well, I mean, technically, if it goes through RuPaul's Drag Race, it would go black women to black men.

[Tim Pool]

Did you know that?

[Terence Williams]

I've never watched RuPaul.

[Tim Pool]

Black people are the white people. People of black people. Black. Black men are the white people of black people. Yeah.

[Mary Morgan]

Oh, yeah.

[Terence Williams]

Black man. Well, I get called whitewashed all the time, Terence. You whitewashed. You, you. You. You acting white.

[Tim Pool]

I'm not. It's not a joke. Straight black men are the white people of black people. You see, look, it's from the Root don't you know? Very smart, brothers. You see, you say, terrence, have you. Have you figured it out yet?

[Terence Williams]

I'm a white man. I'm a white man. I'm a white man trapped in a black man's body. That's the worst thing ever imagine. Now, listen, okay? You think you are a man trapped in a. You think you are. You think you're a woman trapped in a man's body? Imagine being white, dropped in a black body. Can't even get my white privilege or nothing.

[Phil Labonte]

Well, Joe Biden said that, right? You know. You know, if you don't vote for him, you ain't black.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

We got to jump to this next story. This one's from the Salem reporter, ladies and gentlemen. Salem man faces federal arson charges in Tesla vandalism case. It looks like these guys who were caught with the incendiary devices are getting additional charges as Dan Bongino and Cash Patel ramp things up against these domestic terrorists.

[Phil Labonte]

I think he's a man villain.

[Tim Pool]

A federal grand jury charged a Salem man with arson after authorities accused him of throwing Molotov cocktails at. At Salem's Tesla dealership. I kind of think this photo shows the man, at least a man throwing Molotov cocktails or at least about to. Fine. In the new Adam m. Lang, Lansky, 41, now faces two charges of attempted arson in addition to an earlier charge of possession of an unregistered destructive device, according to an indictment filed in Portland U. S. District Court March 18. In the new federal case, Lansky is charged with unlawfully possessing a Molotov cocktail and two counts of attempted arson, one for the dealership building and the second for a Tesla vehicle. He was arrested March 4th. So they're. They're upping the charges. They're adding charges to these people that they're arresting.

[Mary Morgan]

Does that not look like a chick to you?

[Terence Williams]

Yeah, it's crazy.

[Phil Labonte]

Moomoo.

[Mary Morgan]

It looks like a chicken.

[Terence Williams]

One of. One of my friends actually sent me a video last night.

[Mary Morgan]

Yeah?

[Tim Pool]

What happened?

[Terence Williams]

Oh, yeah. So one of my friends sent me a video last night. He. He just got a cyber truck not too long ago. He went out to eat, and he came back. He looked at his camera. It was a. A woman who appeared to look like a man. I put the post out. I thought it was a man, but it was really a lesbian woman. Went to her navy blue Mercedes and got back out, licked all sucking and licking on her fingers and just started rubbing all over the car, writing like, oops. And just. This is weird. Like, what are nuts.

[Tim Pool]

Like, did you. Did you see the video of the. There's a guy who's like a regional sales manager, and he keyed a cyber truck, and he's getting a felony charge now because of it.

[Phil Labonte]

Good.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, but these are like middle aged professional people. Don't.

[Terence Williams]

What.

[Tim Pool]

What. What has happened to their brains?

[Terence Williams]

Right. I never thought there'd be a time where I see liberals burning up tree huggers, and people who scream, save the planet, burn up electric cars and protest electric vehicles. What happened to saving the planet? What happened to green energy? What happened?

[Tim Pool]

Take a look at this video right here. Can we get it. Can we get it to zoom in? Here you go. So this is a video that's going viral. Six million views. This guy keying a cyber truck. I don't. I don't understand what's wrong with these people, that. These are the people who advocated for Teslas. They have cameras. Okay, just for those that don't know, right now on my phone, I can open up my app on Tesla. And there's on the left side, two cameras on each side facing back, two cameras on each side facing forward. There's a camera in the hood, there's a camera in the rear, and there's a camera in the cabin. Okay, I can see that. There are so many cameras, in fact, that when you're driving a Tesla, cybertruck or otherwise, it creates this. It's. It. I don't know if you guys have probably seen this. When driving a car, it creates an overhead view of the car. Have you ever seen this? Using the 360 camera data, it makes a. A view of, like, you're looking down at the car, so you can park it. That's how much it's capturing all the time.

[Terence Williams]

Okay, well, I'm gonna start a trend after this show. I'm gonna walk up to your cyber truck, if it's outside, and I'ma hug the cyber truck, probably give it a kiss, put it on video. We're gonna start.

[Tim Pool]

It's gonna record it.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

You know, the.

[Terence Williams]

The man called Hug.

[Tim Pool]

The annoying. The annoying thing about the cyber truck, about all Teslas, is that when you get into them, it always goes, sentry mode detected. You know, like three incidents. And it's always you. Yeah, you're walking up to the car. You get up to it, you open it, and it's like sentry mode is detected activity. And you press play, and it's a video of you walking to your car. And you're like, okay, like, I. I get it. Sure. But I'm glad. I'm glad it records. It records everything. So this guy is getting a class A felony in New Hampshire. And. And check this out. Here we go. We got audio on this one. You can sort. Can you hear it? No.

[Terence Williams]

Okay.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. You as well, sir. So right now they're asking for id.

[Phil Labonte]

Yeah. He's from Massachusetts, too.

[Tim Pool]

Yep. So basically, I don't know. We don't. We don't have to watch it. The cops stopped him. He asked him, did you do it? He goes, no. And he goes, did you do it? And then he says, we have you on video. And the guy goes, okay. No, it's. I don't understand what happened to people's brains. I was saying this a few months ago. I feel like a lot of people in this country lost 10 IQ points overnight.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah, it's. It's silly. What is going through your mind to. For you to. Like that man who was digging in his behind and wiping out all over a Tesla truck. Like. And how's this fighting? Like, how. How is this going to. This is not going to change anything at all. It's not going to change anything. And this is coming from the people of the.

[Tim Pool]

They.

[Terence Williams]

So they're supposed to be the party of. Of love and tolerance and also acceptance. Well, why are you not accepting the fact that we support Elon or we like cybertrucks, or that we voted the way that you didn't vote? I thought you were the party of acceptance, the party of love and the party of tolerance. Keeping a cyber truck. Yeah, okay.

[Tim Pool]

To be fair, like, them. Lying is one thing. We get it. They claim they're for talents we know they're not. My question is, though, I. I need. I need answers. So you guys who are listening, comments? Seriously, in the past couple of years, the average person's IQ has dropped 10 points. I am not being cute. I am not making a joke. I am saying sincerely and literally. I talk to people and. And. And I'm like, I don't understand. Like, here's a guy who's my age who I've known for 20 years, and his IQ has dropped 10 points. I'm like, bro, I used to sit down with some of these people and we talk about politics, war, conflict, crisis. I'm talking, like, 2010. It's like I'm traveling around for Vice. I sit down, we come back, we're playing Magic, the Gathering, playing card games. And today they don't even understand simple math anymore. And I'm like, watching this. I'm like, how did this guy. How do any of these people not realize that the Teslas they advocated for have cameras on them and they're going to prison for felonies? It's not just that. It's all the stuff related to Donald Trump in politics. It's playing the audio again. Okay, I'm gonna close that because it gets annoying when they do that. But I'm just saying I've talked to people where I've said something like, manufacturing doesn't work that way, and they're, you know, they. They repeat the same garbage nonsense from the TV that makes no sense. Like, they've never thought about it. They go, tariffs are going to make my product more expensive. Which product is that? I don't know. Why did you say that? Then I'm like, dude, I have had conversations with people where they will say something like, you know, oh, Donald, I'll give a hypothetical, because there's a few specific examples, but I don't want to expose anyone's privacy because they're going to know I'm talking about them. But they said something like, you know, Donald Trump made, you know, immigrant to the country illegal. And I'll be like, yeah, that literally never happened. Like, yeah, it did. And then I'll be like, when? And they'll go, I don't know. And I'm just like, here's actually what happened. I'll give them an example. A week later, I'll be talking, and they'll have completely forgotten that I showed them this thing. I've encountered so many people that in scenarios like this, it seems like their IQ has just dropped off by 10 points. What is going on in this country?

[Terence Williams]

I don't know. Is it something in the water? Is something to air? Is it something in the food? Or is it, I think. Or is it the things that they're watching, the people that they're listening to? I have no clue. But you're absolutely right.

[Phil Labonte]

I think that it's. It's the fact that, you know, everyone has their. The cell phone constantly. Oh, yeah, we have access to the Internet. And they. They stop actually trying to critically think, and they just rely on, you know, a simple search all the time. And I think that's probably gonna.

[Mary Morgan]

They live in a completely different reality from yours, and depending on the way that your algorithm feeds you information, you live in a completely different reality.

[Tim Pool]

I get it, but I'm not talking about knowledge. I'm talking about comprehension abilities.

[Mary Morgan]

It's. I don't think it's just a collective IQ decrease. It's Something deeper than that. I know, I, I always go to these conclusions, but I think it's a spiritual problem because people have become so disagreeable and ornery and stubborn that their intellect, our intellect collectively, is just darkened by wrath.

[Terence Williams]

And all those roads lead to low IQ and hatred.

[Tim Pool]

To be fair, rage does make you stupider.

[Terence Williams]

Yes.

[Tim Pool]

So this is something that's really important for anybody doing training. I learned this when I was a kid. When you are training and trying to become better at something, if you get angered by it, it actually inhibits your ability to advance and learn. This is true. That's why it's important that you always calm down and try and think rationally, because when you get angry or emotional, it overrides your logic, and then you do not improve.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

So maybe what's happening is that not that necessarily people's IQs have dropped, but that their ability to absorb information is stunted by their constant state of agitation and anger.

[Terence Williams]

Yep. Yeah. But most people don't know what they're talking about. I've, I, I've, I, I got into a debate. It wasn't even really a debate. Well, Trump is, I was talking to an old friend with Trump. So why don't you like him? What is. Well, he said, I heard on the TV they, he, this is, this is, this is his response. Well, well, I was watching. What, what was I watching? I don't, I don't. It was that one thing. I don't know. I, I gotta look again. So you don't know why. So you have to come back to me. So you, so you have to take a couple days to figure it out why you don't like President Trump, like, why you don't like, like, it doesn't make it like these. Some people are just not thinking. They're not thinking.

[Phil Labonte]

They're not, they're not thinking at all. It's, it's an emotional reaction.

[Terence Williams]

Yes. It's just emotional. They're not thinking because asking the breakdown. Why don't you agree with this? Some of them are so full of rage. Like, like, some of them will walk away because they're so full of rage. And so you ask them. So why don't you like this? I'm not gonna do this. I'm just not gonna have this conversation. What do you mean? I don't. Like what? What do you mean, why don't I, I'm just not having this conversation.

[Tim Pool]

I kind of feel like, you know, it's invasions of the Invasion of the Body Snatchers, some of the People that, like. One example I give is that there's a guy I've known since I was a teenager and we used to hang out every single day. We used to go skate every day. And then, you know, we drifted apart. I ended up moving. No beef. Periodically check in. How you been? One day he's online making up fake stories about me for Internet clout.

[Terence Williams]

Right.

[Tim Pool]

And I'm just like, what happened to people, man? I mean, maybe that's a normal thing with fame or something, but I do feel like people are in. Our Democrats especially, are in a perpetual state of emotional agitation, which is probably inhibiting their ability to think rationally. That could be it.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

Because I, I noticed this, to be completely honest, on the quote, unquote. Right. Which is an amalgam of post liberals. People aren't really that angry.

[Phil Labonte]

No.

[Tim Pool]

Like, you know, Jasmine Crockett calls Greg Abbott Hot Wheels. And I left.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

And I was like, whatever. Democrats bash their face on the table, screaming at any slight, you know, against anybody.

[Phil Labonte]

Babylon Bee was making jokes about the, the security lapse that the DOD and, and stuff had the other day. That's, that's the. To your point, though, the left, the things that they, that they need, that they want people to vote on are things that upset you. You know, the, the Republicans are mean. They're bad. There's these policies. They're constantly saying things like, they're trying to kill me. They're trying to. You're trying to take away my rights.

[Mary Morgan]

They're trying deny my existence.

[Phil Labonte]

Exactly. Exactly. It's all of these.

[Tim Pool]

Catastrophic.

[Phil Labonte]

Catastrophic. You know, the way they describe the. Their opponents is catastrophic. It's the, it's the Nazis. It's not the people I disagree with. It's. It's. They're the worst people in all of history. And yes, they need to have the. The left needs to have the right be the most aggressive evil that there is. And so they're always angry and upset because they believe that they're fighting against the worst people in the world. They're motivated by anger and hate.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah.

[Terence Williams]

I like, they're pushing this thing saying Donald Trump is going to roll back segregation. Shut up. People like this is. People really believe this. The segregation is coming back.

[Phil Labonte]

Well, but the left is. Who wanted it.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah. Right.

[Phil Labonte]

You know, the left is like, oh, we need to have safe spaces for, for people of color and, and safe spaces for trans people, et cetera. And they want the segregation. They need to have places that exclude white people. That was something that was very, very common to hear about on College campuses. 3, 4.

[Terence Williams]

It's not coming back. Trump is not bringing back slavery, is not bringing back segregation. And if he did, I'll be okay. Because I'm white. No. Yeah, because I'm white. Right. Yeah.

[Mary Morgan]

Well, in regard to the test Tesla, the violence against Tesla dealerships and Tesla owners and the Elon derangement, even though Elon's not my favorite, it's interesting because I remember years back seeing people driving in Teslas and rolling my eyes because it was a, it was a status marker among liberals.

[Tim Pool]

Yep.

[Mary Morgan]

And that was back when Elon was an outspoken shitlib and those were the people who stereotypically owned Tesla's. And I won't say what kind of car I drive. I don't want people to know, but it is a liberal coded car. And I have noticed, I do have, you know, stereotypically conservative cars acting quite aggressive to me on the road lately, ever since I started driving this liberal car. So maybe it's a two sided thing. Maybe.

[Tim Pool]

Well, conservatives are mad at your car.

[Mary Morgan]

Yeah. Because it's, I would believe, a liberal coded car.

[Terence Williams]

What kind of car you have?

[Mary Morgan]

I'm not gonna say because I don't want people, but like something in that realm, I have noticed a little bit.

[Terence Williams]

Why don't you like Eli? He's an African American.

[Tim Pool]

She's driving, she's driving a stretch wrangler.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah, a stretch wrangler.

[Tim Pool]

That's right.

[Mary Morgan]

People are driving. People are menacing me. People are menacing me on the road for it.

[Tim Pool]

Seriously, she's not driving.

[Terence Williams]

Is that, is that like a station wagon? You remember?

[Tim Pool]

I was joking.

[Mary Morgan]

Just, it's, it's a liberal car. That's all people need to know. And I do feel like I'm being menaced by people with Trump bumper stickers and stuff like that.

[Tim Pool]

It's a pink Volkswagen Beetle with a Bernie sticker on it.

[Mary Morgan]

Yeah.

[Terence Williams]

Oh.

[Mary Morgan]

I mean, maybe it's the Bernie sticker. Who knows?

[Phil Labonte]

But.

[Terence Williams]

Oh, that's why I am kidding.

[Tim Pool]

That's not even on the card. Let's, let's grab this last story. We got this from Mediaite. CNN's Harry Ensign reports. Percentage of Americans who think the country is on the right track under Trump is through the roof. So why does media always do that? So when you look at this, compared to sort of historically. Yeah. What does it tell you about the percentage of folks that think the country itself, with him at the helm, is.

[Phil Labonte]

On the right track?

[Tim Pool]

This, I think is rather important because again, if the polls have historically underestimated Donald Trump, what is a metric that might get an understanding at how popular he may actually be? So let's take a look at the percentage of the country who say that we're on the right track. It's actually a very high percentage when you compare it to some historical numbers. What are we talking about? According to Maris, 45% say that we're on the right track. That's the second highest that Maris has measured since 2009. How about NBC News? 44%. That's the highest since 2004. The bottom line is the percentage of Americans who, who say we're on the right track is through the roof. And if you were to compare it to when presidents have historically been reelected, of course Trump is not constitutionally eligible to run for reelection. But I think it sort of puts it in perspective. 42% of the country says the country is on the right track when the incumbent party is reelected. And also, keep in mind, back when Kamala Harris lost, when Democrats were turned out of power, only about 27 to 28% of the country said the country is on the right track. The bottom line is right now, a much higher percentage of the country says we're on the right track. So he's basically saying that the Republicans right now have the advantage. The precedent set with the country being on the right track is that whoever is going to replace Trump in the next term is likely going to win. This is, this is massive. And what's really surprising is that despite the fact CNN keeps showing these polls, they are still Trump derangement syndrome.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah, they are. But I do believe Trump is on the right track. I think JD Vance may be the next president of these United States.

[Phil Labonte]

I think that it's. I think it's worth, worth taking into consideration that the right track, wrong track, it does bring to people's minds what the option is. And again, we're talking about the, the, you know, historic unpopularity of the Democrats. So if people are, are making the, the comparison in their mind, what we could be doing had Kamala won, I think we're on the right track as opposed to that. I think that's just worth. Worth. Yeah, because the option, it was really, really bad.

[Terence Williams]

We are on the right track. Even. Listen, even the people who do not like Donald Trump, who did not vote for them, their lives will be better off under President Trump. And also if JD Vance is the president next, him as well. Most Americans want the American dream. They want to live out their American dream, want to see their dreams come true. That was not going to happen under Kamala Harris. I mean, the last, the last administration was just, it was a straight up clown show. I mean, and look, all this waste that's been going on, like Elon is on Indulge is uncovering so much waste and fraud. They are saving taxpayers a lot of money. If you are, if you are a business, you know, you go on social media now everybody's teaching a class about how to be an entrepreneur, how to be this and how to be, you know, like all these real estate gurus and, and all these gurus telling people how they can work for themselves and make money. That was not like, if, like under President Trump you will thrive, you know, and he's not going to tax the hell out of you when you do start making money like Kamala Harris and Joe Biden, you know what we're doing. So if you're a business owner, this is going to be the golden age. If you're just an American, period, this is going to be the golden age. You're going to live a really good life.

[Tim Pool]

Look at what Trump's done with all these executive orders and almost half, I mean, this is within the margin of error. Are saying the country's on the right track. So it's going to be interesting. The Democrats and the media keep pushing this insane narrative. But I honest, I think if we had an honest media, actually, I'll put this way, if we banned pharmaceutical ads, then the corporate press would cease to exist and the majority of media would be pro Trump. And then these, these Trump deranged individuals might calm down.

[Terence Williams]

I had no clue that the, that, that big pharma was, was sponsoring a lot of these bro Fox, a lot.

[Tim Pool]

Of these networks, but pharmaceutical ads.

[Terence Williams]

I did not know that. I don't even watch the commercials.

[Tim Pool]

Fox News will.

[Terence Williams]

I did not know that.

[Tim Pool]

They've got carriage fees from the cable channels and like, I don't know what's going on with YouTube TV or Sling or whatever these things are, but yo, I, I watch, I watch Fox and Friends in the morning when I'm getting up. I make waffles in the morning for me and the Mrs. And I watch Fox and Friends and it's just nothing but the, the van, the pharmaceutical one. See, I even know the name of the company.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

Because they have these anime commercials which are just the most insane things I've ever seen and I love them. I think their drugs are horrible, but hey, that's just me. But like they have this one where all of the electricity in Paris goes out and this Woman is running through a thunderstorm to climb a tower to pull the one lever that restores all of the electricity to Paris. And I was like, man, that's an easy city to conquer. You just flick one switch and they're. And the whole time they're talking about this drug that kills you and how it will, like, mess you up. And I'm just like, these are hilarious. Yeah, it's art.

[Terence Williams]

They should not be. They should not. Yeah, I'm glad that RFK Juniors.

[Tim Pool]

And there's that. That one that Chuck keeps bringing up. That one drug commercial that says to stop taking it if you get redness and swelling between the genitals and the anus.

[Terence Williams]

Oh, my.

[Tim Pool]

I am not joking. That is an actual commercial. Okay. Anyway, if you ban these, these networks go under. They can't afford to pay any of their. Of their shills anymore. And like, I like Fox Fox News.

[Terence Williams]

Well, you can start running some cast Brew commercials.

[Tim Pool]

They actually, we actually.

[Terence Williams]

They're going to be very cheap. No, run them after they drop all these big farm ads.

[Tim Pool]

I wish.

[Terence Williams]

Because. Because it's going to be the, the app. The ad placements are going to be cheaper because they're. They're going to need your ads. They're going to need your money, Tim, so. Because they're not going to have big farmers money once. Once this thing happens. You know, I might run some commercials too.

[Tim Pool]

We actually, we actually were talking with Fox News about doing the Casper commercial. The one where Ian wakes up and the rooster chases him. We want to run that on Tucker, but then they cancel Tucker, so.

[Phil Labonte]

Oh, yeah.

[Terence Williams]

Well, can't you run it on Tucker's podcast? He does ads.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, but that's not the same as the commercial where you're watching Tucker. What, and all of a sudden Ian's being chased by.

[Terence Williams]

Now, what about gut feel? You don't think that's a good ad placement?

[Tim Pool]

Oh, yeah, Maybe Gutfeld.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah. Gut feel. Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

So it's like $10,000 to run a 30 second commercial on Fox News.

[Terence Williams]

10,000?

[Tim Pool]

Yeah.

[Phil Labonte]

That's not so bad.

[Tim Pool]

But you got to understand that you're not actually spending money because if we, you know, if your commercial reaches so advertisements on network television can only be worth. You can only spend what you're going to make back, otherwise the rates start dropping.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

So for us, if we run a commercial for coffee that cost ten grand, we'd likely at least make that back in coffee sales.

[Terence Williams]

Right.

[Tim Pool]

So then you're getting more product, more people, you might break even. But you're Typically making money when you're running ads, like.

[Terence Williams]

And you build in awareness as well.

[Tim Pool]

Right. And that's why people sponsor this show. You know, we just sponsored Top of the show.

[Terence Williams]

They.

[Tim Pool]

They basically make back everything they're spending.

[Terence Williams]

Got you. Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. But we gotta. We gotta do new commercials for Casper, especially with luck of the Seamus coming out.

[Terence Williams]

Man.

[Tim Pool]

Maybe we'll get. We'll get Seamus down here to make something. Actually, I think we are working with Seamus on a commercial which is. Is really offensive, and I'm glad.

[Mary Morgan]

Shame is offensive to the.

[Terence Williams]

I did a cousin tease commercial and it was.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, I just.

[Phil Labonte]

I can't imagine James being actually offensive.

[Tim Pool]

Are you joking?

[Phil Labonte]

No, I'm serious. He's not. I've never seen him say anything like.

[Tim Pool]

Have you watched Freedom Tunes?

[Phil Labonte]

They're funny, but they're not offensive. At least not to me. I don't find him offensive.

[Tim Pool]

Wow.

[Terence Williams]

Like, Freedom, too.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, but he's always. He's always making fun of people.

[Phil Labonte]

He's very clever and very funny. But, I mean.

[Tim Pool]

Well, we're working on one that. That I think will be offensive enough to be okay and funny without, you know, getting in trouble.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

So we're working on it. Yeah, we'll have a Casper commercial.

[Phil Labonte]

Come on down, Seamus. Come hang out.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. What are you doing, Seamus? Huh? You know, we've been doing this show without you for how long now? Just up and left.

[Terence Williams]

I tell you, I paid for a commercial once. This company. I'm not even gonna call them out. It came back to, I spent so much money on it. They promise it's gonna be the best commercial ever. And I suggest when we're doing a commercial, I said, I think we should do it this way. They said, no, we got this. We got this.

[Tim Pool]

Like, to actually produce the commercial.

[Terence Williams]

Yes.

[Tim Pool]

Oh, you need us to produce your commercial.

[Terence Williams]

It was so. I'm not even gonna tell you how much I paid because it's embarrassing.

[Tim Pool]

Yikes.

[Terence Williams]

You know, we do it for free. I didn't even put the commercial out. And I asked him, could we. Could we redo this? And we go with my. Like, what. What I suggested. They said, no, we cannot do that. They didn't give me. They didn't try to fix anything. And then the company went out of business. Like, that makes sense. I said, and I wasted so much money on that. And that. That hurt because it was in the beginning of me starting this company, so I lost money.

[Tim Pool]

You ever. You ever see that coffee commercial? That was incestuous.

[Phil Labonte]

What?

[Tim Pool]

Yeah.

[Mary Morgan]

The Folgers.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Where the sister is like, her brother comes in, she's like, you're my present. And she sticks the thing on his chest. And then everyone's like, well, that was weird. What is Folgers trying to get going on over here?

[Terence Williams]

Well, I'm.

[Tim Pool]

Listen, we got it. We got to do that. But for your pancakes, I will pay.

[Terence Williams]

You because I've seen your work. It's really great. You got a great team. Y'all put out some good stuff. So. Yeah, I would not mind paying.

[Tim Pool]

We'll remake that commercial for everybody who gets. It's like a ten year old meme.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

And then we'll have you come in and just throw waffles at him. Be like, get out of my house. Why are you white people did my house for. You don't live here.

[Terence Williams]

I gotta see that commercial. I haven't seen it.

[Tim Pool]

You've never seen it? Let me see. It was Folgers, right?

[Phil Labonte]

Yep.

[Tim Pool]

Let's pull that one up. I think I found it. Is this it? I think it is. This is the extended version. Here you go. Okay, I'm gonna pause. So the beginning of this commercial is the real commercial. But then they added a second part to it. So here you go.

[Phil Labonte]

I must have the wrong house, sister. Oh, I missed you so much.

[Tim Pool]

They waited up all night for you.

[Phil Labonte]

You know, it's a long way from West Africa.

[Terence Williams]

Oh, coffee.

[Mary Morgan]

He's here.

[Phil Labonte]

I brought you something from far away.

[Tim Pool]

Really? Oh. What are you doing? You're my present this year. Okay, so that's it. That was the commercial and it went viral. Cuz everybody was like, so they See, I smelled it.

[Terence Williams]

He's back.

[Tim Pool]

Ryan, you have to leave.

[Terence Williams]

What? What? What are you guys talking about?

[Tim Pool]

We know what's going on here. We know you're trying to each other. What? No. Oh, please. Brothers and sisters don't look at each other like that. We sent you to West Africa for a reason, Ryan.

[Terence Williams]

To separate you and your sister.

[Phil Labonte]

You're crazy.

[Tim Pool]

Oh, yeah? What's this?

[Terence Williams]

He's my present this year.

[Phil Labonte]

Jesus Christ.

[Tim Pool]

Okay, we're.

[Terence Williams]

Oh, my God.

[Tim Pool]

Oh my God. And their son. And I'm in love with your daughter, Ryan.

[Mary Morgan]

What is in that box?

[Tim Pool]

What's in the box, Ryan?

[Terence Williams]

It's mine.

[Tim Pool]

Unbelievable. Shit.

[Phil Labonte]

Emily, I love that we have so.

[Tim Pool]

Much in common because we grew up together. And I just want to wake up.

[Phil Labonte]

Every, every morning to the smell of you and Folger's Colombian Dark Roast.

[Tim Pool]

You make me the happiest brother.

[Terence Williams]

I love him.

[Tim Pool]

Don't kiss my. Kiss.

[Terence Williams]

Hate it.

[Tim Pool]

I just.

[Terence Williams]

That's nasty, my brother.

[Tim Pool]

Now hold on. If that was the actual Folgers commercial the whole way through, I would buy so much Folgers right now. That's what I'm saying. We need recipes. Pancakes.

[Terence Williams]

Okay. You're gonna produce my commercial.

[Tim Pool]

We'll figure it out.

[Terence Williams]

I'm go with it.

[Tim Pool]

We'll figure it out. All right, everybody, we're gonna. We're gonna go to our Rumble rants and super chat. So smash that like button, share the show with everyone you know. We got that uncensored call in show coming up at 10pm you don't want to miss it. So you got to go to rumble.com timcast IRL. Join Premium Rumble Premium using promo code TIM10. And you'll get access to the green room show. We have a green room podcast up Monday through Friday. That's right. It's about a half an hour long. It's a whole other show of us hanging out in the green room before the show. Conversations to be had. It's great fun. And then we do the uncensored call in show. So we're grabbing our super chats right now. Smash that like button, of course. And your rumble rants. Let's go. All right, Change. Wilder says. Phil, thanks for blowing up my socials again. Tim, does look at the Seamus come with lucky charms, a potato or stone spoons? No, but Luck of the Seamus has a secret image on the back of the bag that I don't believe is displayed on the website. And all of you will be pleasantly surprised when you receive it. So we do. We should be at. We should have another thousand bags coming in stock soon. We sold 300 in one day.

[Terence Williams]

Wow.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, that's. That's, you know, people love Seamus.

[Phil Labonte]

Wow.

[Tim Pool]

Freedom tunes, coffee.

[Terence Williams]

That's amazing.

[Tim Pool]

So it's the. It's Irish cream flavored. We've got a bunch of stuff coming out. We got a 4th of July one coming out. We've got. Josie is going to have one. We're working on one with Mary right now for Halloween.

[Mary Morgan]

Yeah. Everyone already say any details?

[Tim Pool]

Everyone already figured it out. We don't want to spoil it, but that'll be fun. The deplorable Ms. Drake says off topic, but my nine year old son was super into one piece after hearing you talk about it. I suggested we try Dr. Stone now. The whole family is into it. Dr. Stone is awesome. But you know, the worrying thing about Dr. Stone is I get some things wrong, you know, so if kids watch. Actually, maybe your kids shouldn't watch Dr. Stone, they're gonna learn how to make gunpowder. Hey, maybe that's why they got it wrong. I think they said you can make gunpowder with calcium carbonate, and that's not correct. And I think they. They may have done that because they didn't want kids actually making, you know, black powder.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

So there's that. But for those who don't know, Dr. Stone is basically magic school bus for little boys because, like, regular Magic school bus is dumb. But this one is like, the main character is. He's got crazy hair, and he makes bombs and boats and airplanes, and he travel. He's like, we're gonna go to the moon for some reason. I don't know.

[Terence Williams]

Speaking of shows, I agree with you on Severance. I tried to watch that. It was so boring.

[Tim Pool]

Oh, I know.

[Terence Williams]

Right on apple. Oh, my goodness.

[Tim Pool]

I think people are lying about it.

[Terence Williams]

I couldn't do it. It was so slow and so boring.

[Mary Morgan]

Well, I don't know about. This is the second season they just. Just put out.

[Terence Williams]

Right.

[Tim Pool]

Have you. Have you seen it?

[Mary Morgan]

I've seen the first season. I have not seen the second season.

[Tim Pool]

What did you hate most about it?

[Mary Morgan]

I don't understand. I. I didn't like the gay stuff, but the rest of it was pretty interesting.

[Tim Pool]

It's a major plot point.

[Terence Williams]

I didn't know.

[Tim Pool]

Not really the whole motivation for. For what's his face. What's that guy's name?

[Mary Morgan]

He's like a side character.

[Terence Williams]

I didn't even make it that far.

[Tim Pool]

No, he's not. He's a main character. What are you talking about?

[Mary Morgan]

Been a while since I watched it, I guess.

[Tim Pool]

Okay, to be fair, he's a supporting character. Yeah, but he's in the office and he's like 25% of the show. You guys know what I'm talking about. You watched Severance, and you all hated it too. The firstbody likes Severance.

[Terence Williams]

I did not. I did not make it through the first episode. Okay? It took me forever to watch it because I didn't even like the. The. The. The damn trailer. The trailer was terrible to me.

[Tim Pool]

Like Westworld the first season.

[Mary Morgan]

See, that's what I'm saying.

[Terence Williams]

I couldn't get into Westworld.

[Mary Morgan]

It's the same thing that I think with Severance. It's just a good concept for one season, and then it all breaks down.

[Terence Williams]

It's not a good. And it's not a good concept for two episodes.

[Tim Pool]

This is exactly what I'm talking about. I think Ben Stiller, because he's the guy Behind Severance, he saw what happened to Westworld. In Westworld's first season, you had action, mystery, adventure, and you were learning things as a show went on, and everybody loved it. But then they had to advance the plot, and they did it too dramatically. The robots take over. The island's crazy now, and everybody dropped it when it. When it was people experiencing Westworld and the robots and trying to figure out the mystery of what that symbol means. People like the show. They turned that off. It's a different show now with Severance. Everybody liked the idea of severing yourself from your work body, but Ben Stiller is terrified of advancing the plot because people will then lose interest. So they just give you the teeniest morsel. And there's only in the first season. One time the plot advances. One time. The season finale. That's an insane show premise. Sorry, that's nuts. Yeah, so I started watching season two and I immediately was like, oh, my God. So what first happened is someone told me it was a good show. And a while ago I watched it. Allison and I got like 10 minutes in and we were like, should we turn this off? And she was like, yeah. And we put on something else. We just put on a different show. And there's a bunch of shows we watch. Like paradise is pretty good. We're starting to watch that one. I know Brett really likes it. So then when, when a bunch of people started posting that Severance was the best show on tv, I was like, maybe we just need to get through that first episode. Well, got to the first episode and, and I just said, I'm just gonna skip ahead, but I'll watch it so that I know because people are talking about it. I really, in my honest opinion, I think people are being paid to promote it. I think, I think there's a. There's. There's probably because, look. Well, yeah, the, the, the. The big thing with it is it doesn't have a water cooler moment like Game of Thrones did. And this is what the commentary on the failures of Apple TV is. Why is it they have a show that everyone is. That's winning all these awards, but for some reason it's not going viral and Apple TV isn't actually picking up subscribers because the show actually isn't good. It's. It's good to some people. And if you like Severance, that's totally fine. You're allowed to like it. But there's a lot of shows that, that have existed with that with a large fan base that didn't make enough Money and went out and got canceled. And so what I think is happening now is they believe at Apple, they're. They're missing the social water cooler moment, so they're going to pay for it. Yeah, that's my personal opinion. I don't know. That's true. But when Game of Thrones was on.

[Terence Williams]

I love gamer.

[Tim Pool]

Remember when. When Khaleesi kicked the fire over and killed Khal Drogo and then walked out of the place in flames.

[Terence Williams]

Yep.

[Tim Pool]

Every on Twitter, fire emoji was trending. Everybody was posting about it. Severance doesn't have any of that.

[Terence Williams]

They don't.

[Tim Pool]

There's literally nothing in the show where people are like, dude, and. And. And remember when the goats were there and they saw the. No. What? I can talk. I can go about Game of Thrones and be like, dude, the Red Wedding, they just killed all the main characters. Can you believe it? The Starks with severance, you're like, there were goats for some reason, I guess.

[Mary Morgan]

Is that because Game of Thrones was on network television and now we have streaming services, so everyone is watching different stuff?

[Tim Pool]

No, it's just become so. Game of Thrones wasn't network television. It was on cable. It was on premium. It was a premium subscription service, but it came out once per week. So every day, Sunday, you turn it on and everybody watching at the same time. And that creates social moment. Smart move. The issue with severance is while that does play a role, nothing happens in an episode that you can actually be like, wow, yeah, it's boring. Like when. When. When Heli tries to kill herself in the first season, there's just nothing afterwards. Yeah, I was. I was about to turn it off right then because I was like, this is great. She doesn't want to be forced to work. And then her out. Audi, they call it is is in the elevator strangling. And I'm like, this is going to be a great plot development. And they completely abandoned it right away. It's mystery box garbage. They make a thing happen. The next episode, it resets. And I was like, okay. So they mentioned that she was out and she was injured, and then she came back and then nothing happens and they just wash it away. I'm like, are you. Are you kidding me?

[Terence Williams]

Yeah. There was only one show on Apple that I was able to get through, and that's Silo. That was okay. It was all right.

[Tim Pool]

I mean, yeah, a lot of people are saying they think Silo is better. They're telling me to watch it, but. But I'll just Say this Apple TV is losing a billion dollars a year. Clearly their shows aren't working for people.

[Terence Williams]

Well, the problem is money grab for the Apple.

[Mary Morgan]

Apple just has so much money that it's not anything to them. Like losing a billion on a streaming service is nothing to them. They see it as something that will pay off their investment over time. Meaning like I'm just, I'm just watching.

[Terence Williams]

Whatever until House of Dragons is back.

[Tim Pool]

So I don't like that one. Let's, let's grab some more. We've got Evan Frost says you mentioned earlier that AOC likely doesn't need planted fans in the stands because she's popular, but that popularity does not guarantee that they'll go to her rallies. No, but it is just not correct that people are paying 30000 individuals to show up to events. Like if you paid. Come on, let's do the math. How much money would you have to pay someone to show up to a rally? Let's just say it could be 50 bucks, right? And then you've got 20,000 people. 30,000 people they claim. 34,000. 34,000 people. So, so, so what? People think she spent $1.5 million to fill a rally? That's not happening now. What they'll do is they'll spend a few thousand dollars on organizers who will go to bunch of universities and tell everybody to come down and they'll lie about it. They do things like Radiohead's going to be playing and then everyone shows up and then nobody.

[Mary Morgan]

They invite Megan the Stallion now.

[Tim Pool]

Right.

[Phil Labonte]

Well that's what, that's what Kamala Harris did when she had Beyonce play. Beyonce just showed up and like spoke.

[Mary Morgan]

Yeah, Beyonce didn't even sing. Everyone's like what paid enough.

[Phil Labonte]

But yeah, that's, you know, anything to get people in the door. And once you get people in the door, it doesn't even matter if they stay until the end. It's just you can get a picture of the place full and if people are leaving before the, the final speaker show gets on stage, it doesn't matter.

[Tim Pool]

Ben5375 says Tim 2030 is going to be much worse for Democrats. There was a hiccup in the 2020 Census and blue states got over counted. I live in MA. And we had four extra electoral votes in 24 than we should have and Trump still won.

[Phil Labonte]

That's something that there's been a lot of talk of as well. The over the problems with the previous census, the 2020 census. And they're looking to fix it for the 2030 census. And if you have, you have to have. I think you're gonna have to have Vance or some Republican be the president and you know, get the presidential election and the next one to. To actually fix it and have it stick. But yeah, it was an issue.

[Tim Pool]

Robert says Hot Wheels. A Republican will own it, a Democrat will cry. Abbott could kick Crockett to the curb. Abbott should put flames decals on his wheelchair next time and come out and just, just lean into it.

[Terence Williams]

That. That's a good idea.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. Yep. The real Doug Lane says, for the record, I actually do travel with hot sauce. Pick to the habit in the army with those little Tabasco bottles in the MREs. Current, current favorite is Lisa's hot Sauce, the extra hot habanero. We have a Tim Pool hot sauce downstairs.

[Phil Labonte]

Do you.

[Tim Pool]

Everyone loves it. Yeah, it's like a sweet Louisiana or something.

[Mary Morgan]

You sell that?

[Tim Pool]

I don't know. But someone that we were, someone that we want, that wanted to contract with us for products, made a bunch of samples and they gave us a big box of all these different hot sauces. Yeah, everyone loves them. They're just downstairs people put it on everything. We don't sell it though. Although I'm a big fan of spicy stuff. Clutch says I had a lefty try to use J6 to justify harassing Tesla owners. I said May 31, 2020 was worse. They had no clue about it, but didn't care when I said so. Said that they. They burned St. John's Church. So what? May 29th, 9th. But it was over a long period of time. So what? Indeed, so what? So yeah, usually when everyone. Someone brings up January 6th, I say fair. But May 29th was just as bad too. And we didn't have a committee about it. They go, what was that? I'd be like, oh, come on, you know about May 29th. You just brought January 6th. What do you mean? I just pretend like people are supposed to know these things and make them feel like idiots for not doing it. I'm not making the argument. I just assumed you knew about the May 29 insurrection when they firebombed the White House. You didn't know that? Oh, that's weird. Why didn't you know that?

[Phil Labonte]

It's hilarious that most people don't.

[Tim Pool]

Well, that's the Republicans fault.

[Phil Labonte]

Yeah, it's legitimate.

[Tim Pool]

Yup. Okay, what do we have herese? Fraser says in Australia we have to enroll to vote beforehand. Then they mark us off on the day. No machines are involved. Forms and pencil or pens only. It is also the law that we have to vote. Indeed. And that is very, very bad.

[Phil Labonte]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

Because then stupid people who don't know what they're voting for vote for bad things.

[Phil Labonte]

I think MTV was the big catalyst for a lot of dumb ideas and Rock the vote was probably top of of the the list. You know, they were, they were the ones that were like, oh, everyone should get out the vote.

[Terence Williams]

And Right.

[Phil Labonte]

Doesn't matter who you vote for. Everyone should vote. And it's like, maybe they shouldn't.

[Tim Pool]

Paul Jones says for Tim, ostensibly, Phil, you guys should listen to Ted Cruz verdict episode on Tyranny of Judges. It's good information you guys can pass on to your audience. Also, please read more super Chats. Less ranting during that time. No, well, the, the I say largely the challenge is we want to use the super chats as jumping off points. We want super chats that are substantive to conversation. There are a lot of super chats, with all due respect, we appreciate them that are just kind of like, hey, men, love the show and we really do appreciate those super chats. Don't get me wrong, I don't want to encourage people to not, you know, rumble rant or super chat yet. But the challenge is trying to talk while scrolling through to find super chats that. I don't know, I think we try to pick the most impactful ones and then some people get mad that someone will do like a hundred dollar super chat. But it will be. It's great that you did, but there's no guarantee we're going to read this because you have the money for us to spend. Right. I suppose as a businessman, I should say if you contribute, the higher your super chat, the more likely we are to read it. But actually I'm too much of a. A communist to actually feel like that's appropriate because a lot of people can't afford that and still have messages they want to get out. So we just try to read the best we can. Like this one. Sean H. Says the left can't even burn correctly. What's their next great insult going to be? Four eyes. Four eyes. You need glasses to see. I don't know. I liked Hot Wheels hollow point, says Tim. The Hot Wheels thing was funny, but we have said numerous times when we get power, we need to use it. It rep. Ratched should be censured. You know, not. I don't agree that this applies in this case. I, I don't want to be part of a political party that starts acting all stodgy and uppity. And upset over stupid jokes. Right. If. How about when she attacked Laura Loomer's camera guy? You saw that?

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. She should be censured for that. She physically attacked a camera guy. Okay, Censure her. She made a joke on stage. I've made. I've said worse things about her. V's memory says. Fun fact. Japanese people literally have KFC for Christmas. It's because it was advertised to them as an American tradition and they adopted it, not realizing it's not true. But, you know, I do love kfc. Kfc, you know, do they sell those little chicken sandwiches?

[Terence Williams]

I haven't been to KFC in a while.

[Tim Pool]

Like a little bomb with chicken slider.

[Phil Labonte]

Yeah. Thing.

[Tim Pool]

Those things are awesome. They put that, like, horseradish ranch or whatever on it.

[Phil Labonte]

She's awesome.

[Terence Williams]

Raising canes is good, too.

[Phil Labonte]

I like raising canes. Is great. The sauce I raise in Kansas.

[Tim Pool]

You know what?

[Terence Williams]

I've never had some bad sauce.

[Tim Pool]

I have never eaten at a church's or a Zaxby's. Yeah, don't go.

[Terence Williams]

You want to know a fun fact? Church's chicken. The original name is Texas Chicken.

[Tim Pool]

Really?

[Terence Williams]

And they have some Texas chickens. And they have some Church's chickens. It's the same company. They just name them differently in different cities. Really?

[Tim Pool]

Yep. Same thing with, like, Cardi's and Cardi's, hardee's and Carl's Jr.

[Terence Williams]

Most in the black. In a lot of the black communities, it's mostly Church's chicken. So. Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. That could be why I've never had it before.

[Terence Williams]

Yep.

[Tim Pool]

But I've driven past them. Sergeant Buck says the left doesn't know how many harmful chemicals they're releasing by torching these EVs. Yup.

[Phil Labonte]

And they don't care.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, they don't care. Right. Help my country is. That's too long. Your name's too long. He says was Jackie Chan code switching in rush hour. What? When?

[Phil Labonte]

He was just being hilarious.

[Tim Pool]

Dude, Rush hour is awesome.

[Phil Labonte]

It's great.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah.

[Terence Williams]

What is it good for? Absolutely nothing.

[Tim Pool]

That's why they made three of them, man.

[Phil Labonte]

Don't nobody understand what's coming out of your mouth.

[Tim Pool]

I heard that Chris Tucker got. Went broke.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah, he. He said he did.

[Tim Pool]

You know, that's crazy, man. He. He. Those rush hour. They made three of them. They were like, yo, people.

[Terence Williams]

He said he spent a lot of money and he owed the irs and he was just, you know, reckless with his money.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, I don't even know what to spend money on. What do you.

[Terence Williams]

What do people buy flying around in private jets and just. Yeah, cars. Buying bond houses for everybody in the family.

[Tim Pool]

The jets. That's got to be it.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah, the jets. Flying around in a private jet.

[Tim Pool]

That makes sense.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

Because when, like, for people like him, at a certain net worth, you're. When you're buying a car, you keep the car. The car can be sold. Yeah, but when you fly in a private jet, that just eats money. Yeah. You don't want to own a private jet. Nobody does. Not even rich people. That's. That's the truth. Maintaining it is really expensive. So typically, they charter. So a guy will buy a jet, and then he'll lease it out to a charter company, and then that covers all the costs. And then when they want to fly, they have to block out, like, certain dates, like when they need to use it. Yeah, but you're usually just flying on some other guy's plane that he never uses.

[Terence Williams]

Wow.

[Tim Pool]

Yep.

[Mary Morgan]

Is that what Trump was doing on the. The Epstein jet?

[Tim Pool]

That story? That was something. He was with his family, and they were flying back to New York, and I think. I think that's what it was. Epstein said, you can fly in my plane. I don't think Epstein was with him on the plane.

[Mary Morgan]

Yeah, a lot of people did that.

[Tim Pool]

Right. I've flown on a billionaire's private jet once from Texas. Guy who's just quite almost a billionaire was like, we're flying to D.C. and I was like, oh, yeah, we are too. And he's like, you want to fly with us? And I was like, hell, yeah. And just hopped on a plane. It was great. Rich dude, he said, flying this plane. I said, okay. He's a cool guy, by the way. All right, let's grab some more. What do we got? Jamie Brocadel says Hillary never pulled out the sauce that she totally had in her purse. It would have been hilarious if they asked to see the bottle. I don't know. I kind of feel like she probably had something. What if she pulled out this extremely rare, like, super expensive, limited, you know? What's the word for sauces? Limited edition?

[Terence Williams]

No, it's just the limited.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. She just has packets of Taco Bell sauce.

[Terence Williams]

I carry these. I don't know.

[Tim Pool]

I would respect.

[Terence Williams]

I carry these sauces around.

[Tim Pool]

If she was like, I got hot sauce in my purse right now. Which kind of. She pulls out Taco Bell fire sauce. I'd be like, I might vote for her.

[Terence Williams]

You want to know what's funny?

[Tim Pool]

Destroy the world, and she's evil. But I like Taco Bell.

[Terence Williams]

She literally. She thought that out. That was like a master plan for her. She got invited to. To a black podcast with a. Not with a. With a primarily all black audience and said, how can I make. How can I make good use of this interview? Hot sauce. Let me bring some hot sauce up in this thing without my purse.

[Tim Pool]

Someone told her.

[Mary Morgan]

It was some consultant that told her, like, you know, beyond.

[Terence Williams]

And this. No, but this. I don't. I don't. Okay. If somebody. The fact that she said, good idea. I will do that. Yeah, like this. It's insane.

[Tim Pool]

All right. Red Worm Charlie says low iq. Nah. They hypnotize these people. How do I not know how, but I am convinced. How? I do not know how, but I'm convinced. What happened, happened. Blame the Mockingbird, maybe. I mean, these people are like. Their brains have been taken over, you know?

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

What was it like when. When the CIA took over?

[Phil Labonte]

Oh, yeah. Operation Mockingbird.

[Tim Pool]

Okay, what was it? Was it the body snatchers where they would barf on you? Is that what. The one.

[Phil Labonte]

I don't know.

[Tim Pool]

They would chase you down and then throw up on your face and it would go in your mouth or whatever, and then you'd get brainwashed like that was a fungus.

[Terence Williams]

I don't know. I don't know.

[Tim Pool]

What movie was that?

[Phil Labonte]

I don't know.

[Tim Pool]

Someone Google it.

[Phil Labonte]

Was it.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, they. They chase you down and they. They barf in your face. Rick and Morty make a joke, Made a joke. They mock. They. They satirized it. But there's a movie where they would chase you down and then barf on you.

[Phil Labonte]

Was it like they're from the 50s, the 56 one, or there was.

[Tim Pool]

I have no idea.

[Phil Labonte]

I'm looking now. This. The. The spores in the. In the 1951. It was. It was. Or 56 is what it was. Spores that were placed near people when they were sleeping. Yeah. I don't see anything about barfing.

[Mary Morgan]

It's not an easy bunch of pods.

[Phil Labonte]

Yeah.

[Tim Pool]

The stuff.

[Phil Labonte]

This stuff. Okay.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. People eat it, and it takes control of your minds. Turn them into zombies, and then they would barf. They would start barfing on you.

[Phil Labonte]

It was ice cream in the. The.

[Tim Pool]

The stuff.

[Phil Labonte]

Yeah, it was. It was an ice cream.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, I just watched it. That's what it was. Yes, I watched it a couple months ago. The stuff. That's a good one. The vote says the 2020 election in Pennsylvania was stolen. It was certified with over 120k, more bows than the turnout showed. We exposed it through a Statewide canvassing effort. Interesting. Well, we'll see what Trump does about it.

[Phil Labonte]

Right.

[Tim Pool]

Arsenal man says bro thinks he's Uncle Ruckus. Lmao.

[Phil Labonte]

Who talking about.

[Terence Williams]

Oh, he's talking about.

[Tim Pool]

Oh, right, right. I know. Yeah. Boondocks. That show's funny.

[Phil Labonte]

Uncle R. Well, hilarious.

[Terence Williams]

Thank you for paying for a super chat to insult me. Tam really appreciates that I'm actually white.

[Tim Pool]

And I travel with hot sauce in my car. It's this delicious truffle sauce that is amazing on everything.

[Phil Labonte]

Truffle sauce.

[Tim Pool]

You know when you go to, like, these. These novelty shops and they got hot sauces with just ridiculous names like Butt Burn and Butt Blaster and Feel the Butt Burn and stuff like that. They have a whole, like when you go to, like. Yeah, if you go to. What's that place in LA where they have. The Grove? You've been to the Grove? They have a hot sauce shop there. And you can basically, basically get any kind of hot sauce you want. It's awesome.

[Terence Williams]

They got, like, different names.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah. And there's all, like, goofy ones. And it's just like the labels are all kind of like low quality Comic Sans. And you're like, what, did a child make this?

[Terence Williams]

Right.

[Tim Pool]

And there's a bunch of them that are just. They're gags, right?

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Mary Morgan]

What's happening to IPAs now?

[Tim Pool]

Oh, nobody likes IPA.

[Mary Morgan]

They all have these stupid labels, though. It's like the. I don't know, the Squidward Hops. Like, just random, like, trademarked bs.

[Phil Labonte]

I'm not down.

[Mary Morgan]

Neither am I. I'm not.

[Phil Labonte]

I don't. I don't. I don't like any of the IPAs or whatever.

[Mary Morgan]

I'm not really a beer drinker in general.

[Phil Labonte]

I don't drink anything anymore.

[Mary Morgan]

But you don't drink?

[Phil Labonte]

Even when I was a drinker, I was like, look, if I'm gonna drink, I just want vodka.

[Mary Morgan]

I'm gonna drink. I'm gonna drink.

[Terence Williams]

Yeah.

[Phil Labonte]

If I'm to drink. I'm serious.

[Tim Pool]

Liberty prime says, why is YouTube blocking super chats? Are they blocked by the CIA guy? I have no idea.

[Mary Morgan]

I'm pretty sure that YouTube blocks super chats that say the word rumble.

[Tim Pool]

Really?

[Phil Labonte]

Oo, yeah.

[Mary Morgan]

Someone in our chat today said, so.

[Tim Pool]

Why don't you guys that are listening try that. Send us a super chat with the word rumble.

[Mary Morgan]

Test it out. Little experiment Maybe.

[Tim Pool]

Maybe if 29,000 people all sent in $2. You know, that would just be nice.

[Mary Morgan]

Do it quick.

[Terence Williams]

Do it right now. Hurry up.

[Tim Pool]

Lord Humongous says Tim. If you Watch the show. Common side effects. I haven't. Have you guys?

[Terence Williams]

No.

[Tim Pool]

Is that the cartoon? Yeah.

[Phil Labonte]

I have no idea.

[Tim Pool]

Yeah, I haven't seen it. I think I've seen commercials for it. K Todd Swiss says. I'm so disappointed in Seamus abandoning the cast crew. Thieving spoons. This is an affront. We will not stand. We will not stand. Good sir. Come on, my friends. Smash the like button. Share the show with everyone you know. Join us at Rumble Premium. We're going to be doing that uncensored call in [e-mail] Timcast IRL. But also if you want to call in, you've got to join our Discord server. So don't just be a passive observer of the news. Be an active participant in the culture war. Join us. Make the world a better place. We're going to win these midterms, but we need you to be present. So go to timcast.com click join us. Get in our Discord server. Hang out with like minded individuals. Over 20, 000 people that you could be hanging out with. That's right, a lot. And that means if you've got ideas for projects, you've got people who are going to help you make them. There's night shows, there's morning shows, there's after shows, there's people in the community, they're having conversations, they're programming video games. There's a fitness chat room that'll help you get in shape. Join [e-mail] you can follow me on X and Instagram at Timcast. Terrence, you want to shout anything out?

[Terence Williams]

Yes. I'm going on tour. I'm doing a show with Adam Corolla May 4th in Florida. One in. And then I'm doing another show in in Venice, Florida. So go to TerenceK williams.com and all the dates and the cities will be there. And also I have my cousin T's pancakes. I just dropped rfk. I did it. Okay. My high protein pancakes, I got. Yeah, I got protein and I have keto as well. Protein pancakes and keto [e-mail] are they seed oil free? Seed. Seed oil free. No peanut oil, no cashews, no nothing. Straight up, Maha. Okay, so arm cake had a McGriddle.

[Mary Morgan]

This morning so I'm just like full on seed oil.

[Tim Pool]

Can I have that box or do you need it?

[Terence Williams]

You can have this box. Yes, you can. But this is just a prop box.

[Tim Pool]

Oh, there's nothing in it.

[Terence Williams]

I'ma send you because I have to travel, you know, I. Yeah, but you keep the box. I don't wanna take, but I'm sending you a boatload of pancakes. Okay. Yes. And I have my collectors. 45, 47 Victory Box. You can eat these while watching Trump demolish the Democrats. You know, they taste very. They taste better when liberals are crying. But Tim, thank you for having me on. This is all right. This is a big show. So I appreciate it. It's an honor to come on this show. It really is.

[Tim Pool]

Appreciate it.

[Terence Williams]

Yes. Thank you.

[Phil Labonte]

Thank you, sir.

[Mary Morgan]

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[Phil Labonte]

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[Tim Pool]

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