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Kirsche literally does the thing that lawyers do during the discovery phase; bombard the court and the opposition with a ton of paperwork that takes weeks to go through.
Devon Del Vecchio / "Dev" / ShortFatOtaku / @sleepy_devo - Degenerate loser, honorary whiteknight for Lilith Lovett, constantly at odds with his own viewers for being a centrist
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Nick should honestly hire her. If there is one person that can find proof that Monty is a pedo on the farms when it does not exsist it will be her.
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Problem with SFOs muh both sides.
Is that he clearly supports one side and when they fuck up he treats them in Velvet gloves. And tries to find dirt from other side. Just imagine what his reaction would be if Trump and Biden switched places this month. His reaction would totally different.
His both sides thing is just larp to appear to his audience smarter than he is.
And of course most of his audience and online "friends" are right leaning so he knows if he sided 100% with Democrats and establishment his politisperg channel would soon be as relevant as his gaming channel.
Is that he clearly supports one side and when they fuck up he treats them in Velvet gloves. And tries to find dirt from other side. Just imagine what his reaction would be if Trump and Biden switched places this month. His reaction would totally different.
His both sides thing is just larp to appear to his audience smarter than he is.
And of course most of his audience and online "friends" are right leaning so he knows if he sided 100% with Democrats and establishment his politisperg channel would soon be as relevant as his gaming channel.
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The both sides nonsense falls when he starts parroting word for word Destiny talking points. The theft is so shameless that he even takes up Destiny's vernacular like "Dawg".
It takes a special kind of stupid to emulate a streamer that is so far left he gets banned from Twitch, Kick and demonetized on Twitter.
It takes a special kind of stupid to emulate a streamer that is so far left he gets banned from Twitch, Kick and demonetized on Twitter.
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So he knew Destiny his whole life? The plot thickens.
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I know I'm late posting this and it's old news by this point, but there have been a lot of happenings going on and filesize limits were a bitch.
Here's an archive of Dev's copestream with chapter summaries in 5-10 minute segments of the stream.
(note: these are AI generated from the subtitles, so may be missing stuff you consider important)
Hour 1
Hour 2
Hour 3
Hour 4
Hour 5
Hour 6
Hour 7
[ He Tunes Into Destiny's Stream]
Here's an archive of Dev's copestream with chapter summaries in 5-10 minute segments of the stream.
(note: these are AI generated from the subtitles, so may be missing stuff you consider important)
Hour 1
00:00:00-00:05:00
Dev begins by making edgy jokes about the recent event where Trump nearly got shot at a rally, and then addresses the backlash he received for his insensitivity.
He claims that edgy jokes are good universally, and that Trump has plot armor.
Dev mentions that he has already lost several subscribers for firing up the stream due to people being too sensitive.
He then proceeds to read a few initial super chats.
He asks Naomi to bring him water while she is in the kitchen, making a joke about women belonging in the kitchen.
00:05:00-00:10:00
Dev addresses the concerns raised by viewers and defends his position that he does not support Trump getting shot, even though he may dislike certain Trump policies and actions.
Dev says that he is being honest and emphasizes that he is against political violence.
Throughout the stream, Dev interacts with his viewers via super chats and addresses various comments and questions. Some notable events include:
Dev addresses a super chat mentioning how he ate a stick of salami on the way home from the supermarket, stating that he didn't actually eat the entire stick of salami.
A viewer brings up the claim that Destiny supports the idea of a "boogaloo" (a hypothetical second American Civil War) from a left-wing perspective.
Dev clarifies that while he disagrees with Destiny's perspective, it's not any worse than what he has heard from the right over the past few years.
Dev acknowledges a silver super chat and defends Destiny, stating that Destiny is just being more honest in his views about Trump.
A viewer asks Dev if he believes all the same things about Trump as Destiny does, and Dev confirms that he believes Destiny aligns with his views about Trump but is more honest in expressing them.
Dev addresses a viewer who claims that Dev is addicted to getting one side of a story. Dev responds by stating that he is not baited into nonsense and emphasizes his stance against political violence.
00:10:00-00:15:00
Dev claims that people are missing the point that there are legitimate concerns about Trump and his policies.
Dev emphasizes that this does not mean one should resort to violence and that the democratic process should be allowed to play out.
Dev addresses the comparison between Destiny and Tim Pool, stating that he understands the concern about Destiny's reactions but thinks that Tim Pool has also made extreme statements.
Dev also clarifies his stance that people should use the ballot box instead of resorting to other means, and criticizes the double standard when it comes to right-wingers who have made similar statements.
Dev says he'll may put a temporary hold on Super Chats to do further research.
00:15:00-00:20:00
Dev starts by saying that he cannot see the member chats as they have been lost and focuses only on the chat with Katie.
Katie shares a message about how she's afraid that the reaction of the left might radicalize Republicans, even if the shooter was right-wing.
Dev agrees that this needs to stop and shares her fear.
Dev addresses the recent event where Trump survived an assassination attempt. He is criticized for criticizing a dead Republican for his political views. He defends his stance, saying that his opposition comes mainly from Trump's attempt to subvert an election, outlined in the Eastman Memo.
Dev feels people are attacking for not supporting Trump despite the assassination attempt, saying that it's an overly simplistic take to say he's wrong and Trump is right.
Dev argues that populism is not just democracy, but is also a form of mob rule. He gets a message from Katie twice but cannot see it in the chat. Several super chats come in. Dev appreciates the support.
Dev notes that despite his dislike of Trump, he understands why people voted for Trump now because Democrats supported Reagan when he was shot.
Dev mentions there is conflicting evidence about the shooter's political affiliations and promises to elaborate further on this point in the stream.
00:20:00-00:25:00
Dev mentioning that his reaction to the shooting was "oh god, the memes are gonna be good" instead of being shocked or concerned.
Dev receiving donations from his chat and thanking them for the coffee and weight loss support
Dev discussing his take on the left and right's reactions to each other and how they both have a point.
Dev stating that neither side is trying to understand the other's perspective, leading to radicalization and escalating conflict
Dev calling out users who disagreed with his take and suggesting they might need to check themselves into a mental institution or have a low IQ.
Dev also reads a superchat about Tim Pool, saying he went to the hospital for a stiffy that lasted over three hours and kept muttering "civil war."
Dev says "we'll see" what the potential ideology of the shooter was.
00:25:00-00:30:00
Dev mentions that there is a confirmed photo of the shooter and brings it up on the screen.
Dev jokingly speculates about the shooter's identity, mentioning several possible culprits, including Boogie, Sam Hide, and Dragon Fat.
Dev mentions that Trump's assassination attempt may have distracted from recent controversies on the left and right.
Dev brings up the controversy surrounding Boogie, who was about to lose his career after being caught faking a cancer diagnosis, and speculates that he may have been involved in the assassination attempt.
Dev jokingly suggests that the shooter, who is referred to as a "stormtrooper", may have been unable to aim properly.
00:30:00-00:35:00
Dev introduces a topic about the 2020 election and the court cases related to it.
He mentions that Destiny does not understand the conservatives' headspace in America and that they are not educated about facts.
Dev explains that if one goes through the court documents and evidence, they would realize that the right wing was wrong about the 2020 election.
He discusses how conservatives in the states have not gone through the process of looking at all the evidence and assume the election was stolen, leading to their actions.
Dev clarifies that once one realizes that conservatives genuinely believe the election was stolen, it makes sense why they are violent.
He criticizes destiny for assuming malice when it is ignorance, saying that destiny does not realize that conservatives haven't gone through the process of looking at all the evidence.
Dev explains what standing is in the context of court cases, saying that if the person bringing the case is not the right person or has no evidence, it gets thrown out.
He discusses the court cases in Pennsylvania, where the Republicans had a year to challenge the state's election laws but did not, and only came forward after they lost the election.
Dev emphasizes that the relief the Republicans asked for in the court cases was unreasonable and that this was the reason why the cases were thrown out, not because of a lack of merit.
Artemis, a user and a Trump supporter, disagrees with Dev, saying that the cases were thrown out on standing, not merit. Dev replies that being tossed out on standing is a component of merit, not separate from it.
00:35:00-00:40:00
Dev, discusses legal standing law.
Dev uses the example of Person A shooting Person B, and how Person C, who is unrelated to the case, would not have standing to participate.
Dev argues that the belief that Trump's 2020 election was stolen is an incorrect belief, which has led to the right wing's actions since then being more or less insane.
Dev criticizes the right wing for being ignorant and refusing to accept the truth, despite the fact that they are held accountable for their actions.
The topic of Texas versus Pennsylvania comes up, with Dev explaining that Texas did not have standing to come in and tell Pennsylvania how to conduct their elections, as it was Pennsylvania's responsibility to handle their own elections.
Dev addresses the chat, speculating about a successful assassination attempt on Trump, and speculates there would have been a short lived civil war that would have fizzled out because nobody could replace Trump.
00:40:00-00:45:00
Dev reads a news article by the New York Post about the incident.
He shows a video of the incident. He points out that the shooter was trying to take out Trump with three shots, and then a sniper took him out with five shots.
Dev discusses the timeline of the events, including the three initial shots fired by the shooter and the subsequent five shots fired by the sniper.
He also talks about the reaction of the crowd and the lack of awareness of the shots being fired until the sniper took out the shooter.
Dev takes a break to adjust his equipment.
He references other news sources, such as WFAA.
Dev mentions the death of Richard Simmons.
00:45:00-00:50:00
He shares news clips and photos of the event, stating that Trump was rushed off the stage and a shot went through his ear.
He speculates that the event might win Trump the election, but one of his viewers disagrees, claiming that the event was staged, similar to the January 6th events.
Dev then shares a statement made by President Biden, who was at a community event in a small town church at the time of the incident.
Biden was unaware of what happened and was briefed by the federal government on the situation.
Dev reacts to Biden's statement, calling those who criticize it "retards" and stating that they are coping with the situation.
Dev claims Biden wasn't reading off a teleprompter.
00:50:00-00:55:00
Dev says Biden was reasonable not calling it an assassination attempt because he didn't have all the information yet.
Dev explains that he thinks it was an assassination attempt, but notes that the term "assassination" typically implies a more organized and planned attack, rather than a lone gunman.
Dev criticizes those who are spreading misinformation and "brain-rotting" their followers with unverified information from social media.
He explains his point of view, stating that he believes it was an assassination attempt, but wants to wait for all the facts before making further comments.
Dev plays a clip of President Biden's statement on the incident, which he believes is reasonable and cautious, as Biden says he doesn't know enough to comment definitively on the situation.
Dev responds to criticism from his chat, stating that he has already said it's an assassination attempt and asking what is wrong with President Biden's statement, which is to wait for all the facts before commenting further.
Dev addresses comments from his chat, including one person who believes that JFK was not assassinated by the CIA, and another who is criticizing his lack of understanding of American politics.
Dev asks his chat to calm down and stop arguing, stating that he has already said it's an assassination attempt and that the point is that President Biden's statement is reasonable and cautious.
00:55:00-01:00:00
Dev reacts to a tweet by Biden people say are "inflaming tensions," and calls them "retarded."
Dev expressing his intention to watch the footage of the shooting, saying it will "suck," but he'll get demonetized instantly.
Dev realizing he doesn't have his Mosaic filter installed on his computer and opting to use a watermark instead.
Dev reacting to a Super Chat that mentions Trump's "1000 gold sneakers," joking about how Trump needs his shoes and saying he paid good money for the Yeezys.
Dev begins by making edgy jokes about the recent event where Trump nearly got shot at a rally, and then addresses the backlash he received for his insensitivity.
He claims that edgy jokes are good universally, and that Trump has plot armor.
Dev mentions that he has already lost several subscribers for firing up the stream due to people being too sensitive.
He then proceeds to read a few initial super chats.
He asks Naomi to bring him water while she is in the kitchen, making a joke about women belonging in the kitchen.
00:05:00-00:10:00
Dev addresses the concerns raised by viewers and defends his position that he does not support Trump getting shot, even though he may dislike certain Trump policies and actions.
Dev says that he is being honest and emphasizes that he is against political violence.
Throughout the stream, Dev interacts with his viewers via super chats and addresses various comments and questions. Some notable events include:
Dev addresses a super chat mentioning how he ate a stick of salami on the way home from the supermarket, stating that he didn't actually eat the entire stick of salami.
A viewer brings up the claim that Destiny supports the idea of a "boogaloo" (a hypothetical second American Civil War) from a left-wing perspective.
Dev clarifies that while he disagrees with Destiny's perspective, it's not any worse than what he has heard from the right over the past few years.
Dev acknowledges a silver super chat and defends Destiny, stating that Destiny is just being more honest in his views about Trump.
A viewer asks Dev if he believes all the same things about Trump as Destiny does, and Dev confirms that he believes Destiny aligns with his views about Trump but is more honest in expressing them.
Dev addresses a viewer who claims that Dev is addicted to getting one side of a story. Dev responds by stating that he is not baited into nonsense and emphasizes his stance against political violence.
00:10:00-00:15:00
Dev claims that people are missing the point that there are legitimate concerns about Trump and his policies.
Dev emphasizes that this does not mean one should resort to violence and that the democratic process should be allowed to play out.
Dev addresses the comparison between Destiny and Tim Pool, stating that he understands the concern about Destiny's reactions but thinks that Tim Pool has also made extreme statements.
Dev also clarifies his stance that people should use the ballot box instead of resorting to other means, and criticizes the double standard when it comes to right-wingers who have made similar statements.
Dev says he'll may put a temporary hold on Super Chats to do further research.
00:15:00-00:20:00
Dev starts by saying that he cannot see the member chats as they have been lost and focuses only on the chat with Katie.
Katie shares a message about how she's afraid that the reaction of the left might radicalize Republicans, even if the shooter was right-wing.
Dev agrees that this needs to stop and shares her fear.
Dev addresses the recent event where Trump survived an assassination attempt. He is criticized for criticizing a dead Republican for his political views. He defends his stance, saying that his opposition comes mainly from Trump's attempt to subvert an election, outlined in the Eastman Memo.
Dev feels people are attacking for not supporting Trump despite the assassination attempt, saying that it's an overly simplistic take to say he's wrong and Trump is right.
Dev argues that populism is not just democracy, but is also a form of mob rule. He gets a message from Katie twice but cannot see it in the chat. Several super chats come in. Dev appreciates the support.
Dev notes that despite his dislike of Trump, he understands why people voted for Trump now because Democrats supported Reagan when he was shot.
Dev mentions there is conflicting evidence about the shooter's political affiliations and promises to elaborate further on this point in the stream.
00:20:00-00:25:00
Dev mentioning that his reaction to the shooting was "oh god, the memes are gonna be good" instead of being shocked or concerned.
Dev receiving donations from his chat and thanking them for the coffee and weight loss support
Dev discussing his take on the left and right's reactions to each other and how they both have a point.
Dev stating that neither side is trying to understand the other's perspective, leading to radicalization and escalating conflict
Dev calling out users who disagreed with his take and suggesting they might need to check themselves into a mental institution or have a low IQ.
Dev also reads a superchat about Tim Pool, saying he went to the hospital for a stiffy that lasted over three hours and kept muttering "civil war."
Dev says "we'll see" what the potential ideology of the shooter was.
00:25:00-00:30:00
Dev mentions that there is a confirmed photo of the shooter and brings it up on the screen.
Dev jokingly speculates about the shooter's identity, mentioning several possible culprits, including Boogie, Sam Hide, and Dragon Fat.
Dev mentions that Trump's assassination attempt may have distracted from recent controversies on the left and right.
Dev brings up the controversy surrounding Boogie, who was about to lose his career after being caught faking a cancer diagnosis, and speculates that he may have been involved in the assassination attempt.
Dev jokingly suggests that the shooter, who is referred to as a "stormtrooper", may have been unable to aim properly.
00:30:00-00:35:00
Dev introduces a topic about the 2020 election and the court cases related to it.
He mentions that Destiny does not understand the conservatives' headspace in America and that they are not educated about facts.
Dev explains that if one goes through the court documents and evidence, they would realize that the right wing was wrong about the 2020 election.
He discusses how conservatives in the states have not gone through the process of looking at all the evidence and assume the election was stolen, leading to their actions.
Dev clarifies that once one realizes that conservatives genuinely believe the election was stolen, it makes sense why they are violent.
He criticizes destiny for assuming malice when it is ignorance, saying that destiny does not realize that conservatives haven't gone through the process of looking at all the evidence.
Dev explains what standing is in the context of court cases, saying that if the person bringing the case is not the right person or has no evidence, it gets thrown out.
He discusses the court cases in Pennsylvania, where the Republicans had a year to challenge the state's election laws but did not, and only came forward after they lost the election.
Dev emphasizes that the relief the Republicans asked for in the court cases was unreasonable and that this was the reason why the cases were thrown out, not because of a lack of merit.
Artemis, a user and a Trump supporter, disagrees with Dev, saying that the cases were thrown out on standing, not merit. Dev replies that being tossed out on standing is a component of merit, not separate from it.
00:35:00-00:40:00
Dev, discusses legal standing law.
Dev uses the example of Person A shooting Person B, and how Person C, who is unrelated to the case, would not have standing to participate.
Dev argues that the belief that Trump's 2020 election was stolen is an incorrect belief, which has led to the right wing's actions since then being more or less insane.
Dev criticizes the right wing for being ignorant and refusing to accept the truth, despite the fact that they are held accountable for their actions.
The topic of Texas versus Pennsylvania comes up, with Dev explaining that Texas did not have standing to come in and tell Pennsylvania how to conduct their elections, as it was Pennsylvania's responsibility to handle their own elections.
Dev addresses the chat, speculating about a successful assassination attempt on Trump, and speculates there would have been a short lived civil war that would have fizzled out because nobody could replace Trump.
00:40:00-00:45:00
Dev reads a news article by the New York Post about the incident.
He shows a video of the incident. He points out that the shooter was trying to take out Trump with three shots, and then a sniper took him out with five shots.
Dev discusses the timeline of the events, including the three initial shots fired by the shooter and the subsequent five shots fired by the sniper.
He also talks about the reaction of the crowd and the lack of awareness of the shots being fired until the sniper took out the shooter.
Dev takes a break to adjust his equipment.
He references other news sources, such as WFAA.
Dev mentions the death of Richard Simmons.
00:45:00-00:50:00
He shares news clips and photos of the event, stating that Trump was rushed off the stage and a shot went through his ear.
He speculates that the event might win Trump the election, but one of his viewers disagrees, claiming that the event was staged, similar to the January 6th events.
Dev then shares a statement made by President Biden, who was at a community event in a small town church at the time of the incident.
Biden was unaware of what happened and was briefed by the federal government on the situation.
Dev reacts to Biden's statement, calling those who criticize it "retards" and stating that they are coping with the situation.
Dev claims Biden wasn't reading off a teleprompter.
00:50:00-00:55:00
Dev says Biden was reasonable not calling it an assassination attempt because he didn't have all the information yet.
Dev explains that he thinks it was an assassination attempt, but notes that the term "assassination" typically implies a more organized and planned attack, rather than a lone gunman.
Dev criticizes those who are spreading misinformation and "brain-rotting" their followers with unverified information from social media.
He explains his point of view, stating that he believes it was an assassination attempt, but wants to wait for all the facts before making further comments.
Dev plays a clip of President Biden's statement on the incident, which he believes is reasonable and cautious, as Biden says he doesn't know enough to comment definitively on the situation.
Dev responds to criticism from his chat, stating that he has already said it's an assassination attempt and asking what is wrong with President Biden's statement, which is to wait for all the facts before commenting further.
Dev addresses comments from his chat, including one person who believes that JFK was not assassinated by the CIA, and another who is criticizing his lack of understanding of American politics.
Dev asks his chat to calm down and stop arguing, stating that he has already said it's an assassination attempt and that the point is that President Biden's statement is reasonable and cautious.
00:55:00-01:00:00
Dev reacts to a tweet by Biden people say are "inflaming tensions," and calls them "retarded."
Dev expressing his intention to watch the footage of the shooting, saying it will "suck," but he'll get demonetized instantly.
Dev realizing he doesn't have his Mosaic filter installed on his computer and opting to use a watermark instead.
Dev reacting to a Super Chat that mentions Trump's "1000 gold sneakers," joking about how Trump needs his shoes and saying he paid good money for the Yeezys.
Hour 2
01:00:00-01:05:00
Dev shows a chart of Trump's presidency, which he considers to be a disaster, and mentions that around 20 million people were negatively affected.
Dev shares a video of the attempted assassination, pointing out the three shots that were fired and Trump being hit.
Dev dismisses a chat member's concerns and advises them to calm down and seek moderation in their views.
Dev comments on a chat member, "Zeal," and tells them to come back when they can be more rational.
Dev addresses a chat member, "Grammar," who gifted Dev a five-dollar donation, and mentions that this donation helps cover the demonetization of their channel.
01:05:00-01:10:00
Dev mentions the possibility that the assassination attempt might actually help Trump win the election if right-wing supporters do not react violently.
He argues that a peaceful response would maintain Trump's momentum and goodwill.
Dev addresses the hypocrisy of left-wing violence being tolerated while right-wing violence is not.
He suggests that if a right-winger had shot Biden and Biden had survived, the left would lose all momentum if they reacted with violence.
Dev expresses frustration with conspiracy theories claiming that the assassination attempt was staged.
He argues that sometimes, events actually do happen and that the January 6 Capitol riot was not staged either.
Dev acknowledges the failure of the Secret Service in not preventing the assassination attempt, calling for someone in charge to be held accountable.
Dev shares his thoughts on the political climate, likening the current situation to the 1960s and expressing his disappointment with some of his viewers for losing their minds and refusing to accept differing viewpoints.
01:10:00-01:15:00
Dev discusses his thoughts on a previous stream by Vee, saying he has a strong bias and should be taken with a grain of salt.
Dev mentions a superchat from Sean, saying he likes watching Vee for perspective but has a strong bias.
Dev addresses a superchat from Lucy, agreeing with her that as a Trump supporter, ignoring troll comments is best.
Dev discusses the assassination attempt on Trump at a campaign rally, stating that it was an assassination attempt and that the FBI is investigating.
Dev plays a video discussing security concerns following the event, stating that Trump will likely continue to hold rallies, but security will be reassessed and may lead to more indoor locations.
Dev talks about the moment the bullet grazed Trump's ear, saying it was "unthinkable" but "not unimaginable".
Dev addresses a superchat from Teresa, saying that the event will change the way law enforcement and the Secret Service protect candidates.
Dev discusses the reaction to the event, saying it was "chaotic".
Dev plays a video of a man who claims to have seen the suspected shooter before the shots were fired and tried to report it to law enforcement.
Dev addresses a superchat from Matt, discussing the potential implications for Trump's rallies, including the possibility of more indoor locations and bulletproof glass.
Dev mentions a superchat from an unknown user, saying that Biden's DHS denying extra requested Secret Service agents multiple times doesn't help, but he urges people to stay calm and focus on fact-finding rather than political advantage.
01:15:00-01:20:00
Dev watches a video featuring Rico Ralmore, who was there, describe his reaction
Dev reads superchats about ketchup packets, Sam Hyde, Alec Baldwin, and Boogie, and more theories about the shooting.
Dev watches a video where the FBI say they are investigating the event as an assassination attempt against the former president.
01:20:00-01:25:00
Dev mentions the discovery of explosive devices in the car of the alleged shooter, Thomas Matthew Crooks, after the failed assassination attempt.
Dev talks about Melania Trump supposedly releasing a statement regarding the incident, although it hasn't been seen in the chat yet.
Dev discusses Trump's rally where the shooting occurred, with Dev displaying a map of the area.
Dev talks about the details of the shooting: Crooks fired multiple rounds from a nearby rooftop, and a secret service sniper ultimately killed him. He used an AR rifle that was purchased by his father, who Dev mentions isn't discussed much.
Dev talks about Crooks' background: He was 20 years old, had just graduated from high school, and Dev shares some of his school pictures.
01:25:00-01:30:00
Dev talks about the shooter, Thomas Matthew Crooks, a 20-year-old from Pennsylvania as an "asocial autist."
The shooter registered as a member of the Republican party in 2021.
Dev addresses a claim that President Biden was responsible for the assassination attempt on Trump, stating it was a misinterpretation of Biden's quote, where he was discussing campaign strategies against Trump.
Dev mentions receiving hate for not always supporting the right-wing, including losing 90 subscribers and being called "angry and retarded."
Dev criticizes Lauren Bobert for not making a statement about the event, despite her earlier claim that Biden was responsible for the assassination attempt on Trump.
Dev clarifies Biden's statement about putting Trump "in a bull's eye," explaining that it meant ramping up the campaigns against Trump, not an actual assassination attempt.
01:30:00-01:35:00
Dev discusses whether Biden actually wanted to kill Trump, stating that if someone believes that, they must take that belief seriously.
Dev mentions Rudy Giuliani's call for a trial by combat in 2020, using it as an example to emphasize the importance of having the same standard for everyone's words and actions.
Dev talks about the Halo forcefield saving Trump's life, referring to it as a humorous way to describe the situation.
Dev discusses the importance of having high standards in evaluating people's words and actions, emphasizing that one should not be worse than the other person's actions.
Dev mentions the violent language used by Trump in his 2020 speech, comparing it to Biden's statement, emphasizing that the standard must be the same for both.
A viewer suggests that violence is not the solution, clarifying the difference between peaceful protest and violence.
Dev acknowledges that the shooter may not have been an expert shooter and could have acted rashly due to strong beliefs.
Dev highlights the importance of understanding that the shooter could also have gone through a lot of suffering to reach that point, and people should empathize with them while also condemning their actions.
Dev discusses stochastic terrorism, stating that it may be justified if Trump is considered an existential threat, but it's a challenging question to answer.
A viewer shares an image that helps identify the shooter's location, which Dev thanks for the information.
01:35:00-01:40:00
Dev talks about the right wing's attempt to win over the election, and the importance of maintaining high standards and the moral high ground.
Dev discusses how the constant hyperbolic language on both sides of the political spectrum is making the situation worse.
Dev notes that people who contribute to the escalating language are contributing to the current state of affairs.
Dev acknowledges that everyone, including himself, contributes to the current situation to some extent.
Dev emphasizes the importance of understanding and empathizing with the other side in political discourse.
Dev describes how the sheltered lives of many in the West have resulted in a lack of understanding of the destructive potential of civil war.
Dev calls for self-reflection and an understanding of the other side (refering to the left) in political discourse.
01:40:00-01:45:00
Someone jokes about the assassination attempt on former president Trump, saying "do you know how difficult that is?" referring to the assassin missing his target by a significant margin.
Dev discusses the escalating political climate, asserting that both Democrats and Republicans have contributed to the escalation.
A viewer mentions the event of January 6th (referring to the insurrection at the Capitol).
Dev talks about historical instances where he thinks Republicans have acted in ways considered beyond acceptable standards and have been normalized over time.
Dev suggests a solution to the escalating political divide is Trump and Biden sharing a stage to appeal for de-escalation and unity.
01:45:00-01:50:00
Dev talks about the January 6th attack on the Capitol and emphasizes that it was an attempt to stop the transfer of power to a legitimately elected president.
Dev mentions the connection between the January 6th attack and Gamergate, suggesting that the same forces are at play.
Dev addresses someone who believes the election was rigged and counters their claims, telling them to look at the actual audit results and recounts.
A viewer provides information about the shooter, describing him as an incompetent shooter who missed Trump by a small margin.
Dev talks about the need to de-escalate and be more friendly in dealing with outsiders and promoting a friendlier image.
Dev shares that he killed a bear at a long distance using a rifle.
Dev's chat references Naruto, an anime character, to describe Trump after he was shot.
Dev talks about a gift for a viewer, despite the recent incident, saying he is feeling pretty good.
A viewer discusses the Rick and Morty situation as a sign that the elites can take over easily.
Dev and his chat discuss the location of the shooting incident on a map, showing the shooter's location, Trump's location, and the counter shot's location.
01:50:00-01:55:00
Dev discusses the Arizona audit results, stating that Biden actually won more votes than initially thought.
Dev talks about the right-wing response to Trump's legal troubles being escalated to "prepare for the boogaloo," distinguishing it from political action.
Dev states that Trump went to court for illegal actions, and the right-wing response was to escalate the situation by saying it was political persecution.
Dev discusses the hypocrisy of claiming everyone is against Trump when in fact, there is evidence for his violation of the law.
01:55:00-02:00:00
Dev lists the four primary indictments against Trump, which involve falsifying business records, mishandling classified documents, and attempting to change the outcome of the 2020 U.S presidential election in Georgia. He also mentions a private matter not related to the 2020 elections that involves a claim of rape.
Dev clarifies that indictments are accusations, not proof of guilt. However, to file an indictment, there must have been sufficient evidence collected to reach a guilty verdict. He contrasts Trump's situation with Hillary's, where she didn't reach the indictment stage, which is the difference.
Dev discusses the role of cultural institutions and how the left's control over them has allowed the right to use their hard power more freely. He argues that this escalation on both sides has resulted from the imbalance.
Dev mentions a point about the need for proof that the indictments are filed in bad faith, indicating that an indictment can be seen as filed in bad faith if it seems politically motivated.
Dev humorously includes himself on a "watch list" due to his interactions with an individual who he deems as "consistently ridiculous in how he treats" him.
The discussion briefly touches upon Hillary Clinton's 1994 case but does not elaborate further.
Dev imagines a hypothetical scene where Biden and Trump compete in a golf challenge similar to their debate.
Dev shows a chart of Trump's presidency, which he considers to be a disaster, and mentions that around 20 million people were negatively affected.
Dev shares a video of the attempted assassination, pointing out the three shots that were fired and Trump being hit.
Dev dismisses a chat member's concerns and advises them to calm down and seek moderation in their views.
Dev comments on a chat member, "Zeal," and tells them to come back when they can be more rational.
Dev addresses a chat member, "Grammar," who gifted Dev a five-dollar donation, and mentions that this donation helps cover the demonetization of their channel.
01:05:00-01:10:00
Dev mentions the possibility that the assassination attempt might actually help Trump win the election if right-wing supporters do not react violently.
He argues that a peaceful response would maintain Trump's momentum and goodwill.
Dev addresses the hypocrisy of left-wing violence being tolerated while right-wing violence is not.
He suggests that if a right-winger had shot Biden and Biden had survived, the left would lose all momentum if they reacted with violence.
Dev expresses frustration with conspiracy theories claiming that the assassination attempt was staged.
He argues that sometimes, events actually do happen and that the January 6 Capitol riot was not staged either.
Dev acknowledges the failure of the Secret Service in not preventing the assassination attempt, calling for someone in charge to be held accountable.
Dev shares his thoughts on the political climate, likening the current situation to the 1960s and expressing his disappointment with some of his viewers for losing their minds and refusing to accept differing viewpoints.
01:10:00-01:15:00
Dev discusses his thoughts on a previous stream by Vee, saying he has a strong bias and should be taken with a grain of salt.
Dev mentions a superchat from Sean, saying he likes watching Vee for perspective but has a strong bias.
Dev addresses a superchat from Lucy, agreeing with her that as a Trump supporter, ignoring troll comments is best.
Dev discusses the assassination attempt on Trump at a campaign rally, stating that it was an assassination attempt and that the FBI is investigating.
Dev plays a video discussing security concerns following the event, stating that Trump will likely continue to hold rallies, but security will be reassessed and may lead to more indoor locations.
Dev talks about the moment the bullet grazed Trump's ear, saying it was "unthinkable" but "not unimaginable".
Dev addresses a superchat from Teresa, saying that the event will change the way law enforcement and the Secret Service protect candidates.
Dev discusses the reaction to the event, saying it was "chaotic".
Dev plays a video of a man who claims to have seen the suspected shooter before the shots were fired and tried to report it to law enforcement.
Dev addresses a superchat from Matt, discussing the potential implications for Trump's rallies, including the possibility of more indoor locations and bulletproof glass.
Dev mentions a superchat from an unknown user, saying that Biden's DHS denying extra requested Secret Service agents multiple times doesn't help, but he urges people to stay calm and focus on fact-finding rather than political advantage.
01:15:00-01:20:00
Dev watches a video featuring Rico Ralmore, who was there, describe his reaction
Dev reads superchats about ketchup packets, Sam Hyde, Alec Baldwin, and Boogie, and more theories about the shooting.
Dev watches a video where the FBI say they are investigating the event as an assassination attempt against the former president.
01:20:00-01:25:00
Dev mentions the discovery of explosive devices in the car of the alleged shooter, Thomas Matthew Crooks, after the failed assassination attempt.
Dev talks about Melania Trump supposedly releasing a statement regarding the incident, although it hasn't been seen in the chat yet.
Dev discusses Trump's rally where the shooting occurred, with Dev displaying a map of the area.
Dev talks about the details of the shooting: Crooks fired multiple rounds from a nearby rooftop, and a secret service sniper ultimately killed him. He used an AR rifle that was purchased by his father, who Dev mentions isn't discussed much.
Dev talks about Crooks' background: He was 20 years old, had just graduated from high school, and Dev shares some of his school pictures.
01:25:00-01:30:00
Dev talks about the shooter, Thomas Matthew Crooks, a 20-year-old from Pennsylvania as an "asocial autist."
The shooter registered as a member of the Republican party in 2021.
Dev addresses a claim that President Biden was responsible for the assassination attempt on Trump, stating it was a misinterpretation of Biden's quote, where he was discussing campaign strategies against Trump.
Dev mentions receiving hate for not always supporting the right-wing, including losing 90 subscribers and being called "angry and retarded."
Dev criticizes Lauren Bobert for not making a statement about the event, despite her earlier claim that Biden was responsible for the assassination attempt on Trump.
Dev clarifies Biden's statement about putting Trump "in a bull's eye," explaining that it meant ramping up the campaigns against Trump, not an actual assassination attempt.
01:30:00-01:35:00
Dev discusses whether Biden actually wanted to kill Trump, stating that if someone believes that, they must take that belief seriously.
Dev mentions Rudy Giuliani's call for a trial by combat in 2020, using it as an example to emphasize the importance of having the same standard for everyone's words and actions.
Dev talks about the Halo forcefield saving Trump's life, referring to it as a humorous way to describe the situation.
Dev discusses the importance of having high standards in evaluating people's words and actions, emphasizing that one should not be worse than the other person's actions.
Dev mentions the violent language used by Trump in his 2020 speech, comparing it to Biden's statement, emphasizing that the standard must be the same for both.
A viewer suggests that violence is not the solution, clarifying the difference between peaceful protest and violence.
Dev acknowledges that the shooter may not have been an expert shooter and could have acted rashly due to strong beliefs.
Dev highlights the importance of understanding that the shooter could also have gone through a lot of suffering to reach that point, and people should empathize with them while also condemning their actions.
Dev discusses stochastic terrorism, stating that it may be justified if Trump is considered an existential threat, but it's a challenging question to answer.
A viewer shares an image that helps identify the shooter's location, which Dev thanks for the information.
01:35:00-01:40:00
Dev talks about the right wing's attempt to win over the election, and the importance of maintaining high standards and the moral high ground.
Dev discusses how the constant hyperbolic language on both sides of the political spectrum is making the situation worse.
Dev notes that people who contribute to the escalating language are contributing to the current state of affairs.
Dev acknowledges that everyone, including himself, contributes to the current situation to some extent.
Dev emphasizes the importance of understanding and empathizing with the other side in political discourse.
Dev describes how the sheltered lives of many in the West have resulted in a lack of understanding of the destructive potential of civil war.
Dev calls for self-reflection and an understanding of the other side (refering to the left) in political discourse.
01:40:00-01:45:00
Someone jokes about the assassination attempt on former president Trump, saying "do you know how difficult that is?" referring to the assassin missing his target by a significant margin.
Dev discusses the escalating political climate, asserting that both Democrats and Republicans have contributed to the escalation.
A viewer mentions the event of January 6th (referring to the insurrection at the Capitol).
Dev talks about historical instances where he thinks Republicans have acted in ways considered beyond acceptable standards and have been normalized over time.
Dev suggests a solution to the escalating political divide is Trump and Biden sharing a stage to appeal for de-escalation and unity.
01:45:00-01:50:00
Dev talks about the January 6th attack on the Capitol and emphasizes that it was an attempt to stop the transfer of power to a legitimately elected president.
Dev mentions the connection between the January 6th attack and Gamergate, suggesting that the same forces are at play.
Dev addresses someone who believes the election was rigged and counters their claims, telling them to look at the actual audit results and recounts.
A viewer provides information about the shooter, describing him as an incompetent shooter who missed Trump by a small margin.
Dev talks about the need to de-escalate and be more friendly in dealing with outsiders and promoting a friendlier image.
Dev shares that he killed a bear at a long distance using a rifle.
Dev's chat references Naruto, an anime character, to describe Trump after he was shot.
Dev talks about a gift for a viewer, despite the recent incident, saying he is feeling pretty good.
A viewer discusses the Rick and Morty situation as a sign that the elites can take over easily.
Dev and his chat discuss the location of the shooting incident on a map, showing the shooter's location, Trump's location, and the counter shot's location.
01:50:00-01:55:00
Dev discusses the Arizona audit results, stating that Biden actually won more votes than initially thought.
Dev talks about the right-wing response to Trump's legal troubles being escalated to "prepare for the boogaloo," distinguishing it from political action.
Dev states that Trump went to court for illegal actions, and the right-wing response was to escalate the situation by saying it was political persecution.
Dev discusses the hypocrisy of claiming everyone is against Trump when in fact, there is evidence for his violation of the law.
01:55:00-02:00:00
Dev lists the four primary indictments against Trump, which involve falsifying business records, mishandling classified documents, and attempting to change the outcome of the 2020 U.S presidential election in Georgia. He also mentions a private matter not related to the 2020 elections that involves a claim of rape.
Dev clarifies that indictments are accusations, not proof of guilt. However, to file an indictment, there must have been sufficient evidence collected to reach a guilty verdict. He contrasts Trump's situation with Hillary's, where she didn't reach the indictment stage, which is the difference.
Dev discusses the role of cultural institutions and how the left's control over them has allowed the right to use their hard power more freely. He argues that this escalation on both sides has resulted from the imbalance.
Dev mentions a point about the need for proof that the indictments are filed in bad faith, indicating that an indictment can be seen as filed in bad faith if it seems politically motivated.
Dev humorously includes himself on a "watch list" due to his interactions with an individual who he deems as "consistently ridiculous in how he treats" him.
The discussion briefly touches upon Hillary Clinton's 1994 case but does not elaborate further.
Dev imagines a hypothetical scene where Biden and Trump compete in a golf challenge similar to their debate.
Hour 3
02:00:00-02:05:00
[DEV MELTS DOWN]
Dev, while responding to a viewer, states he is done dealing with people who are just hostile without providing constructive feedback. He emphasizes that he values input from people who have a different opinion, as long as it is backed with a reason, but has had enough of those who only spew Dev experiences technical issues with his computer, which almost causes the stream to stop. He complains about his computer, saying, "Don't fucking die computer god damn it i'm like opening things up and it's it's."
Dev responds to a super chat from a user named Hal Creo. Despite finding Hal's message, Dev initially can't read it due to the technical issues he's experiencing. When he eventually can, he replies with, "Hey hal creo, here's how the internet works, Fuck you."
Dev responds to a user named Erin, saying, "Hey erin you were an asshole before the show as well, fuck you."
Dev mentions the need for a "hug box," stating that he needs a place for users who only spread negativity, saying, "Dev needing a hug box is so fucking pathetic." He plans to remove users who don't contribute positively to the conversation, saying, "I'm done with people coming in and are just like they're not contributing anything. Lots of people who are just hostile if if you're just hostile, just get out."
Dev refers to the concept of "spoon theory" or "spoonie spiral," stating, "Dev is starting the spoonie spiral. No, I'm not."
Dev addresses a user saying, "Translation I will ban you if you disagree with me. No, it's not what I said. That's not what I said. Like, why are you still fucking here?"
Dev refers to "femboy smut," saying, "Deb's computer is revolting better conditions less femboy smut. Oh my god."
Dev discusses political blame, saying, "As for both sides, it doesn't hold water after six years. Do my there's my leftist. Yes it does because rightists have also demonized for four years you guys have been like the election was stolen. We can't take it. We have to completely discredit and distrust everything only things that help us are true. No you contributed. If you're not listen if you're not going to at least accept your part of the responsibility, I do not care what you have to say about the other side's responsibility. I do not care, you."
02:05:00-02:10:00
Dev accuses the right of demonizing the left for four years, implying they don't take responsibility for their role in polarization.
Dev criticizes the right for rejecting all government inquiries and evidence that don't align with their beliefs, such as the January 6th commission.
Dev argues that both sides are responsible for escalating violence and that ignoring one side's responsibility will only continue the cycle.
A superchatter says that President Trump was taken out of context when he said "fight like hell or you won't have a country anymore," but rather urged people to "march peacefully."
Dev checks a claim by a viewer (Artemis) about a quote from Trump shows Trump said it. Dev uses this to argue that the quote was not taken out of context.
Dev criticizes those who refuse to accept their own responsibility for escalating the political divide.
Dev points out that the left is currently more violent than the right, but argues that it's part of a cycle, with each side escalating in response to the other.
02:10:00-02:15:00
The individual criticizes Dev for seemingly conflating physical violence with calling out government corruption.
Dev counters that it's not about advocating violence, but rather highlighting governmental wrongdoings.
The individual accuses Dev of double standards, stating that the individual cannot blame Biden for inciting violence when he criticizes Trump.
Dev retorts that it's not incitement if Biden didn't actually mean for someone to take physical action.
The individual accuses Dev of victim-blaming when he refers to fighting against corruption.
Dev argues that he's simply highlighting what he believes to be governmental misdeeds and not advocating for physical confrontation.
Dev calls the individual out for being inconsistent in his stances, pointing out that he initially supported the idea of fighting like hell, but then backed down.
The individual brings up Biden's statement about putting a "bullseye" on Trump.
Dev counters, asking why the individual can't hold a consistent opinion on whether Biden's words were incitement.
Dev says either "fight like hell" and "put him in the bullseye" are both incitement, or they are neither incitement, (not understanding the commenter's argument that neither are incitement, and Dev holds a double standard)
02:15:00-02:20:00
Dev metaphorically gets shot: Dev talks about a situation where someone, presumably a Trump supporter in the chat, metaphorically "shoots" him. He says, "No, and dev got shot by the truth bullet nope I am going through."
Dev talks about Kaea and banning people: Dev mentions "kamea" and says, "This is kamea and he's like now my timeline is immaculate after he starts banning people." Later, Dev says, "I'm silencing people who are dissenting in bad faith."
Dev gives someone an ultimatum: Dev tells someone, "You should disengage from me the way that I would disengage from you if you did it to me. So if me doing it bothers you there is the door go and walk through it."
Someone "unsubs": Dev talks about someone "unsubbing," or unsubscribing, from his stream. He says, "Unsubbed based get out."
Dev claims he's not the problem: This suggests there could be ongoing disagreements or tensions in the chat and he thinks his chat is problematic.
02:20:00-02:25:00
Dev mentions his Discord.
Dev discusses purges, mentioning a user named "saninka" and saying "why would I ban you, I know you."
Dev mentions a user named "jugalo" and acknowledges the user's behavior as someone who "always makes points, is always cordial and lays out the argument logically and consistently."
Dev discusses the "trump assassin" who had explosives in his car.
Dev talks about a "dev dislike ratio" and people commenting on it.
Dev clarifies that he will still ban people who have paid him money and that he only cares about good faith arguments.
Dev mentions having to do "some purges" and discusses users named "willison" and "dolvin gil."
A user named "devs computers" is mentioned, with a request for better conditions and less "femboy smut."
A user named "dolvin gil" comments that "no matter how far back you go, you always find some reason to blame the other side." They mention presidential figures such as Trump, Hillary, Obama, Bush, Gore, Reagan, and Carter.
02:25:00-02:30:00
The discussion begins with viewers commenting on American politics and the state of the country.
A viewer, Phil Swift, brings up the point that both the right and the left have crossed a line, which Dev agrees with.
There is a discussion about Trump supporters not understanding the electoral system and how it works.
There is concern for safety concerns for Trump, with some users discussing potential threats from the left.
There is a mention of political grandstanding within the stream, leading to annoyance from some viewers.
The conversation moves to the New York indictment case against Trump, with Dev noting that it depends on whether they can prove it in court.
Dev mentions that they might continue with colons in their stream, pending finishing a particular section.
There's a brief mention about a user suggesting others should stop watching Dev's stream, to which Dev responds that people can make that choice if they wish.
The conversation briefly touches on the Iwo Jima photo, seen as a "good photo."
A user named Mr. Chat mentions the "Vee" situation, presumably referring to a previous event or situation that was mentioned earlier in the stream.
02:30:00-02:35:00
Dev accuses Vee of not treating him well as a friend in a personal level.
He states that Vee has made videos about him without considering their friendship and without discussing his perspectives beforehand.
Dev believes this is not a friendly act and implies that Vee is only using him to gain more clicks on his videos.
Dev mentions that Vee used to be his "go-to" when he wanted to use someone as a "punching bag", implying that Vee unfairly targeted him in his videos.
Dev mentions that he cut off contact with Vee because he felt Vee wasn't treating him right as a friend and stopped watching his videos.
He says he's "done with" Vee, indicating that he doesn't intend to communicate with him anymore, despite Vee calling him "fat and retarded".
Dev gives out his Discord (deadman144), presumably so he doesn't have to interact with Vee anymore.
Dev struggles with his computer, which might affect how the stream is going, leading to some frustration.
Dev thanks his supporters, but is uncertain if he missed a Super Chat from a viewer (blobby)?
He seems a bit upset that he might have, and repeatedly checks his notifications to see if he missed any.
Dev indicates that despite the technical issues and missing a possible supporter's message, the show must go on.
02:35:00-02:40:00
Dev clarifies his opinion on Biden's decision not to call the shooting incident an assassination attempt. He believes that Biden wanted to wait for all the facts before making such a claim.
Dev watches a video of mug club journalists being stopped by secret service en route to the alleged shooter's place.
Dev talks about a viewer's super chat, mentioning the user by name, and acknowledges their concern about his opinion on a particular subject.
Dev makes a joke about almost hitting a viewer with a hammer before clarifying he wasn't being dishonest, but rather, just disagreed with the viewer.
Dev talks about another viewer who he believes is overreacting, saying they're "melting down against retardation" and he's trying to have a logical conversation but the viewer is losing their mind.
Dev acknowledges another viewer's super chat, mentioning them by name. They make a joke about Dev having a nuanced take and insinuates that Dev is "evil". Dev admits he got something wrong but doesn't consider it lying.
Dev talks about yet another viewer who made a joke after the shooting incident, saying it's their right to do so.
Dev shares information with his audience about the road leading to Donald Trump's house being closed off. He listens to audio of police interactions with bystanders attempting to pass the road block.
Dev mentions that some of his viewers lost their minds while others remained reasonable, suggesting that he appreciates the latter group.
Dev prepares to discuss more subjects with his audience, mentioning there are several tabs open on his computer for the next topics of discussion.
02:40:00-02:45:00
Dev discusses a leftist reacting to the assassination attempt on Donald Trump. The leftist is said to be celebrating the event but lamenting that the assassination attempt failed due to the shooter missing Trump.
Dev talks about the shooter having a "Protect Trans Kids" poster in his window, but they were confused about the person in the story. After clarification, it was confirmed the shooter had a different poster.
Destiny, another YouTuber, is mentioned as making comments about the incident. Dev talks about some of Destiny's comments being funny, but some of his takes are deemed "bad".
Dev mentions deleting a Twitter account, suggesting a desire to remove the content of the account. This may relate to the previous discussion about the shooter.
Dev eventually shares a photo of the shooter's gruesome injuries, confirming that he was indeed injured gravely. He expresses satisfaction at not having shown the photo earlier.
02:45:00-02:50:00
Dev receives a super chat mentioning the attempted assassination on Trump.
Dev reads another super chat mentioning deleted posts about the shooting.
Dev apologizes for the dead air in the stream.
Dev mentions the shooter donated $15 to a Democratic campaign fund.
Dev mentions the shooter registered as a Republican eight months later.
02:50:00-02:55:00
Dev discusses theories on who the shooter was
Dev talks about Thomas Crooks - A person who donated to Act Blue, a Democratic fundraising platform.
The FBI has identified Crooks' DNA on the shell casings, seemingly confirming him as the shooter.
Dev says the body found did not resemble Crooks, and his Twitter account was active after the incident, leading to suspicions that it might be a decoy.
Dev says Maxwell Yarek, who was Known for involvement in Antifa protests since 2016 is more likely.
Dev says he has a stronger motive for the shooting, but the physical evidence points more towards Crooks.
Dev highlights that Antifa supporters have deleted articles and tweets implicating Yarek in the shooting.
Dev criticizes the media for irresponsible reporting of the shooting, arguing that their headlines were misleading.
Dev mentions the FBI interviewing Crooks' parents to obtain a DNA sample, possibly from a hairbrush.
Dev emphasizes the importance of waiting for more evidence before drawing conclusions about the identity of the shooter.
02:55:00-03:00:00
The Attorney General cancels plans to travel and closely monitor the investigation of the Trump assassination attempt.
A firefighter was killed at the rally. He dove on his family to protect them.
The firefighter's wife and two daughters mourn his death.
Biden is set to deliver new remarks in 20 minutes.
There's scrutiny on the Secret Service's security protocols and the rooftop access.
Law enforcement spotted the shooter outside the event, acting suspiciously near the walkthrough metal detectors.
Local law enforcement noticed the shooter had explosive material inside his car and house.
Melania Trump calls for the country to rise above the hate following the assassination attempt on her husband.
Melania thanks the brave Secret Service agents and law enforcement who risked their lives to protect her husband.
The House Intelligence Chairman calls for a congressional investigation into the assassination attempt.
An individual recounts being front row during the gunfire at a Trump rally.
Authorities used the gun from the assassination attempt to help identify the shooter, which led to the identification that the gun belonged to the shooter's father.
Dev plans to watch Biden's address.
[DEV MELTS DOWN]
Dev, while responding to a viewer, states he is done dealing with people who are just hostile without providing constructive feedback. He emphasizes that he values input from people who have a different opinion, as long as it is backed with a reason, but has had enough of those who only spew Dev experiences technical issues with his computer, which almost causes the stream to stop. He complains about his computer, saying, "Don't fucking die computer god damn it i'm like opening things up and it's it's."
Dev responds to a super chat from a user named Hal Creo. Despite finding Hal's message, Dev initially can't read it due to the technical issues he's experiencing. When he eventually can, he replies with, "Hey hal creo, here's how the internet works, Fuck you."
Dev responds to a user named Erin, saying, "Hey erin you were an asshole before the show as well, fuck you."
Dev mentions the need for a "hug box," stating that he needs a place for users who only spread negativity, saying, "Dev needing a hug box is so fucking pathetic." He plans to remove users who don't contribute positively to the conversation, saying, "I'm done with people coming in and are just like they're not contributing anything. Lots of people who are just hostile if if you're just hostile, just get out."
Dev refers to the concept of "spoon theory" or "spoonie spiral," stating, "Dev is starting the spoonie spiral. No, I'm not."
Dev addresses a user saying, "Translation I will ban you if you disagree with me. No, it's not what I said. That's not what I said. Like, why are you still fucking here?"
Dev refers to "femboy smut," saying, "Deb's computer is revolting better conditions less femboy smut. Oh my god."
Dev discusses political blame, saying, "As for both sides, it doesn't hold water after six years. Do my there's my leftist. Yes it does because rightists have also demonized for four years you guys have been like the election was stolen. We can't take it. We have to completely discredit and distrust everything only things that help us are true. No you contributed. If you're not listen if you're not going to at least accept your part of the responsibility, I do not care what you have to say about the other side's responsibility. I do not care, you."
02:05:00-02:10:00
Dev accuses the right of demonizing the left for four years, implying they don't take responsibility for their role in polarization.
Dev criticizes the right for rejecting all government inquiries and evidence that don't align with their beliefs, such as the January 6th commission.
Dev argues that both sides are responsible for escalating violence and that ignoring one side's responsibility will only continue the cycle.
A superchatter says that President Trump was taken out of context when he said "fight like hell or you won't have a country anymore," but rather urged people to "march peacefully."
Dev checks a claim by a viewer (Artemis) about a quote from Trump shows Trump said it. Dev uses this to argue that the quote was not taken out of context.
Dev criticizes those who refuse to accept their own responsibility for escalating the political divide.
Dev points out that the left is currently more violent than the right, but argues that it's part of a cycle, with each side escalating in response to the other.
02:10:00-02:15:00
The individual criticizes Dev for seemingly conflating physical violence with calling out government corruption.
Dev counters that it's not about advocating violence, but rather highlighting governmental wrongdoings.
The individual accuses Dev of double standards, stating that the individual cannot blame Biden for inciting violence when he criticizes Trump.
Dev retorts that it's not incitement if Biden didn't actually mean for someone to take physical action.
The individual accuses Dev of victim-blaming when he refers to fighting against corruption.
Dev argues that he's simply highlighting what he believes to be governmental misdeeds and not advocating for physical confrontation.
Dev calls the individual out for being inconsistent in his stances, pointing out that he initially supported the idea of fighting like hell, but then backed down.
The individual brings up Biden's statement about putting a "bullseye" on Trump.
Dev counters, asking why the individual can't hold a consistent opinion on whether Biden's words were incitement.
Dev says either "fight like hell" and "put him in the bullseye" are both incitement, or they are neither incitement, (not understanding the commenter's argument that neither are incitement, and Dev holds a double standard)
02:15:00-02:20:00
Dev metaphorically gets shot: Dev talks about a situation where someone, presumably a Trump supporter in the chat, metaphorically "shoots" him. He says, "No, and dev got shot by the truth bullet nope I am going through."
Dev talks about Kaea and banning people: Dev mentions "kamea" and says, "This is kamea and he's like now my timeline is immaculate after he starts banning people." Later, Dev says, "I'm silencing people who are dissenting in bad faith."
Dev gives someone an ultimatum: Dev tells someone, "You should disengage from me the way that I would disengage from you if you did it to me. So if me doing it bothers you there is the door go and walk through it."
Someone "unsubs": Dev talks about someone "unsubbing," or unsubscribing, from his stream. He says, "Unsubbed based get out."
Dev claims he's not the problem: This suggests there could be ongoing disagreements or tensions in the chat and he thinks his chat is problematic.
02:20:00-02:25:00
Dev mentions his Discord.
Dev discusses purges, mentioning a user named "saninka" and saying "why would I ban you, I know you."
Dev mentions a user named "jugalo" and acknowledges the user's behavior as someone who "always makes points, is always cordial and lays out the argument logically and consistently."
Dev discusses the "trump assassin" who had explosives in his car.
Dev talks about a "dev dislike ratio" and people commenting on it.
Dev clarifies that he will still ban people who have paid him money and that he only cares about good faith arguments.
Dev mentions having to do "some purges" and discusses users named "willison" and "dolvin gil."
A user named "devs computers" is mentioned, with a request for better conditions and less "femboy smut."
A user named "dolvin gil" comments that "no matter how far back you go, you always find some reason to blame the other side." They mention presidential figures such as Trump, Hillary, Obama, Bush, Gore, Reagan, and Carter.
02:25:00-02:30:00
The discussion begins with viewers commenting on American politics and the state of the country.
A viewer, Phil Swift, brings up the point that both the right and the left have crossed a line, which Dev agrees with.
There is a discussion about Trump supporters not understanding the electoral system and how it works.
There is concern for safety concerns for Trump, with some users discussing potential threats from the left.
There is a mention of political grandstanding within the stream, leading to annoyance from some viewers.
The conversation moves to the New York indictment case against Trump, with Dev noting that it depends on whether they can prove it in court.
Dev mentions that they might continue with colons in their stream, pending finishing a particular section.
There's a brief mention about a user suggesting others should stop watching Dev's stream, to which Dev responds that people can make that choice if they wish.
The conversation briefly touches on the Iwo Jima photo, seen as a "good photo."
A user named Mr. Chat mentions the "Vee" situation, presumably referring to a previous event or situation that was mentioned earlier in the stream.
02:30:00-02:35:00
Dev accuses Vee of not treating him well as a friend in a personal level.
He states that Vee has made videos about him without considering their friendship and without discussing his perspectives beforehand.
Dev believes this is not a friendly act and implies that Vee is only using him to gain more clicks on his videos.
Dev mentions that Vee used to be his "go-to" when he wanted to use someone as a "punching bag", implying that Vee unfairly targeted him in his videos.
Dev mentions that he cut off contact with Vee because he felt Vee wasn't treating him right as a friend and stopped watching his videos.
He says he's "done with" Vee, indicating that he doesn't intend to communicate with him anymore, despite Vee calling him "fat and retarded".
Dev gives out his Discord (deadman144), presumably so he doesn't have to interact with Vee anymore.
Dev struggles with his computer, which might affect how the stream is going, leading to some frustration.
Dev thanks his supporters, but is uncertain if he missed a Super Chat from a viewer (blobby)?
He seems a bit upset that he might have, and repeatedly checks his notifications to see if he missed any.
Dev indicates that despite the technical issues and missing a possible supporter's message, the show must go on.
02:35:00-02:40:00
Dev clarifies his opinion on Biden's decision not to call the shooting incident an assassination attempt. He believes that Biden wanted to wait for all the facts before making such a claim.
Dev watches a video of mug club journalists being stopped by secret service en route to the alleged shooter's place.
Dev talks about a viewer's super chat, mentioning the user by name, and acknowledges their concern about his opinion on a particular subject.
Dev makes a joke about almost hitting a viewer with a hammer before clarifying he wasn't being dishonest, but rather, just disagreed with the viewer.
Dev talks about another viewer who he believes is overreacting, saying they're "melting down against retardation" and he's trying to have a logical conversation but the viewer is losing their mind.
Dev acknowledges another viewer's super chat, mentioning them by name. They make a joke about Dev having a nuanced take and insinuates that Dev is "evil". Dev admits he got something wrong but doesn't consider it lying.
Dev talks about yet another viewer who made a joke after the shooting incident, saying it's their right to do so.
Dev shares information with his audience about the road leading to Donald Trump's house being closed off. He listens to audio of police interactions with bystanders attempting to pass the road block.
Dev mentions that some of his viewers lost their minds while others remained reasonable, suggesting that he appreciates the latter group.
Dev prepares to discuss more subjects with his audience, mentioning there are several tabs open on his computer for the next topics of discussion.
02:40:00-02:45:00
Dev discusses a leftist reacting to the assassination attempt on Donald Trump. The leftist is said to be celebrating the event but lamenting that the assassination attempt failed due to the shooter missing Trump.
Dev talks about the shooter having a "Protect Trans Kids" poster in his window, but they were confused about the person in the story. After clarification, it was confirmed the shooter had a different poster.
Destiny, another YouTuber, is mentioned as making comments about the incident. Dev talks about some of Destiny's comments being funny, but some of his takes are deemed "bad".
Dev mentions deleting a Twitter account, suggesting a desire to remove the content of the account. This may relate to the previous discussion about the shooter.
Dev eventually shares a photo of the shooter's gruesome injuries, confirming that he was indeed injured gravely. He expresses satisfaction at not having shown the photo earlier.
02:45:00-02:50:00
Dev receives a super chat mentioning the attempted assassination on Trump.
Dev reads another super chat mentioning deleted posts about the shooting.
Dev apologizes for the dead air in the stream.
Dev mentions the shooter donated $15 to a Democratic campaign fund.
Dev mentions the shooter registered as a Republican eight months later.
02:50:00-02:55:00
Dev discusses theories on who the shooter was
Dev talks about Thomas Crooks - A person who donated to Act Blue, a Democratic fundraising platform.
The FBI has identified Crooks' DNA on the shell casings, seemingly confirming him as the shooter.
Dev says the body found did not resemble Crooks, and his Twitter account was active after the incident, leading to suspicions that it might be a decoy.
Dev says Maxwell Yarek, who was Known for involvement in Antifa protests since 2016 is more likely.
Dev says he has a stronger motive for the shooting, but the physical evidence points more towards Crooks.
Dev highlights that Antifa supporters have deleted articles and tweets implicating Yarek in the shooting.
Dev criticizes the media for irresponsible reporting of the shooting, arguing that their headlines were misleading.
Dev mentions the FBI interviewing Crooks' parents to obtain a DNA sample, possibly from a hairbrush.
Dev emphasizes the importance of waiting for more evidence before drawing conclusions about the identity of the shooter.
02:55:00-03:00:00
The Attorney General cancels plans to travel and closely monitor the investigation of the Trump assassination attempt.
A firefighter was killed at the rally. He dove on his family to protect them.
The firefighter's wife and two daughters mourn his death.
Biden is set to deliver new remarks in 20 minutes.
There's scrutiny on the Secret Service's security protocols and the rooftop access.
Law enforcement spotted the shooter outside the event, acting suspiciously near the walkthrough metal detectors.
Local law enforcement noticed the shooter had explosive material inside his car and house.
Melania Trump calls for the country to rise above the hate following the assassination attempt on her husband.
Melania thanks the brave Secret Service agents and law enforcement who risked their lives to protect her husband.
The House Intelligence Chairman calls for a congressional investigation into the assassination attempt.
An individual recounts being front row during the gunfire at a Trump rally.
Authorities used the gun from the assassination attempt to help identify the shooter, which led to the identification that the gun belonged to the shooter's father.
Dev plans to watch Biden's address.
Hour 4
03:00:00-03:05:00
Dev discusses a person who impersonated someone who looks like Thomas Crooks, a man who was mistaken for the shooter at a Trump rally. The impersonator later claimed he was being trolled after receiving backlash.
Dev mentions the gun used in the shooting was legally purchased by the suspect's father.
Authorities are investigating if there are any ties between the shooter and extremist organizations or individuals, examining the suspect's phone and other digital devices for evidence.
There's discussion about a possible conspiracy theory suggesting that Biden was setting up Trump for an "assassination attempt," which Dev dismisses as "stocastic terrorism."
There's a debate between Dev and another user about whether the president's speech can be hyperbolic without consequences. Dev argues that Trump's "fight like hell" speech doesn't warrant impeachment, as impeachment doesn't strip a president of immunity.
03:05:00-03:10:00
Dev initially states that he doesn't have enough facts to form an opinion on the situation surrounding the shooting attempt on Trump.
Dev criticizes Tenant Media, claiming that they want a virtue signal from Biden. He believes their demand for Biden to specifically condemn the shooting is "stupid" and "irresponsible."
The discussion then moves to Lauren Chen, who Dev suggests needs to "stop" with her statement.
Dev then jokingly suggests that Biden could use SEAL Team Six to take down Trump, if legally allowed, due to Supreme Court rulings.
Dev continues to criticize those who advocate for political violence, saying that they're "evil" and "need to be stopped".
The conversation moves to people advocating for violence, with Dev commenting that he has made mistakes in his takes and should have just logged off.
There is a mention of photographers capturing the bullet moving after the shooting, with Dev saying that Tenant Media's post didn't provide all the facts, and Biden had already condemned the shooting.
Dev then engages in a heated exchange with a viewer, calling them a "fencing piece of shit" and advises them to "calm down."
Dev laughs at an internet meme involving a drawing of the Sonic character, Rabbit, with a gunshot wound.
Dev finally expresses he found the Sonic meme funny, saying "Good job guys."
03:10:00-03:15:00
Dev references the claim that the Biden campaign took down their TV advertisements, but he quickly moves on from this topic, acknowledging that there are more significant things happening.
Dev discusses the assassination attempt on former President Trump. He describes the scene and positions of both Trump and the shooter. He also debates the idea that presidential immunity is stripped upon not being pardoned, stating that it needs to be proven in the impeachment clause.
Dev mentions a Grace Randolph deleting her post, stating that it is getting insane. Dev mentions that he'll keep voting Democrat, no matter the situation.
Dev discusses a controversy involving Tim Pool, with Dev criticizing what he sees as hypocrisy from both sides of the political spectrum.
He says that it is "unbelievable" that people are claiming that incidents were staged.
Dev debates whether or not immunity is stripped retroactively when a president is impeached. He admits there could be an argument for it, but they need to know for sure. He also criticizes an argument about immunity having to be retroactive, saying it's not a confirmed argument.
Dev mentions a statement from Marjorie Taylor Greene, and discusses whether or not that statement could be seen as a call to violence.
Dev questions if Trump's statement post-assassination attempt could be seen as a call to violence.
Lastly, Dev clarifies the implications of impeachment on immunity. He mentions that it's an invalidation of actions while not acting in a special capacity under the constitution. He also asks for further proof to support the claim that immunity should be retroactive.
03:15:00-03:20:00
Dev talks about the call to impeach Trump and how it doesn't automatically remove the immunity a president might have due to their position. He argues that it's not explicitly written in the law that impeachment removes the immunity.
Dev brings up Gerald Ford's pardoning of Richard Nixon, stating that it might be because it was unclear about the extent of a president's immunity at the time, which led to the need for a pardon.
Dev discusses the trolling of a person who looked like a potential shooter at a Trump rally. He emphasizes that the person was just trolling, and he isn't the actual shooter.
Dev talks about a person named Thomas Matthew Crooks, who donated to Act Blue. Dev mentions that Thomas Crooks claims he is not the shooter, and he "hates Trump and Republicans."
Dev also mentions a law interpreting that it's unclear whether it removes a person's immunity from their previous actions, even after impeachment.
03:20:00-03:25:00
Discusses the appearance of Crooks by showing a picture from the person's past and comparing it to a recent photo of the person.
Refers to a moment when he "nuke[d] your entire twitter presence," suggesting an embarrassing or concerning experience on Twitter.
Prepares to play Biden's comments from a public event, indicating that he will be analyzing or discussing the statements.
Goes to the washroom while the video plays, asking viewers to wait and promising to return after listening to the Biden speech.
Expresses gratitude to the stream's community, highlighting his appreciation for the audience despite differing views.
Mentions a user named "jiggy calzone" and curses their name, seemingly frustrated with the person.
Leaves the stream for a short period while the video plays, promising to come back and continue the stream afterwards.
03:25:00-03:30:00
[ Dev is AFK ]
03:30:00-03:35:00
[ Dev is AFK ]
03:35:00-03:40:00
[ Dev is AFK, but finally gets back to the stream ]
03:40:00-03:45:00
Dev argues that one must trust official sources, comparing them to a doctor or a grocery store.
Dev criticizes people who dismiss information based solely on their dislike for the institution it originates from.
Dev says that it's not about respecting authority but about trusting individuals who have expertise and knowledge.
Dev mentions that conservatives should understand the philosophy of human limitations.
Dev discusses the closed primaries in Pennsylvania, where someone could vote for the opposing party as a spoiler.
Dev talks about the possible motives for someone within the Republican party shooting Trump.
Dev points out the apparent discrepancy between Melania's supposedly inadequate English skills and her eloquent public statements.
03:45:00-03:50:00
Dev receives a super chat from a viewer who believes Trump will win the election.
Dev talks about the impeachment process and how it works, mentioning the possibility that an official can be removed from office but not stripped of their immunity from past actions while in office.
Dev mentions having to read and enforce the pinned comment in the chat before interacting, indicating that some viewers might be difficult or disruptive.
Dev lists the number of impeachments that have happened in U.S history, including former presidents like Andrew Johnson, Bill Clinton, and Donald Trump.
Dev expresses anger and frustration with people becoming more radical and unable to accept different points of view.
Dev says Destiny has become a bit unhinged.
03:50:00-03:55:00
Dev discusses the concept of immunity and how it relates to political figures, specifically in the context of impeachment and criminal trials.
Dev clarifies the difference between absolute and qualified immunity, highlighting that the president has absolute immunity in certain instances.
Dev uses an example of a hypothetical scenario involving President Trump, a shooter, and the FBI to explain the concept of absolute immunity.
Dev emphasizes that even with immunity, actions taken under a president can still be stopped, but a pardon from the president can resolve any potential issues.
03:55:00-04:00:00
[ Dev watches the presidential address ]
Dev praises Biden's address to the nation as a call for unity without any gaffes.
Dev makes a humorous comment referring to Biden sounding as if he said "homeless security."
Dev discusses a person who impersonated someone who looks like Thomas Crooks, a man who was mistaken for the shooter at a Trump rally. The impersonator later claimed he was being trolled after receiving backlash.
Dev mentions the gun used in the shooting was legally purchased by the suspect's father.
Authorities are investigating if there are any ties between the shooter and extremist organizations or individuals, examining the suspect's phone and other digital devices for evidence.
There's discussion about a possible conspiracy theory suggesting that Biden was setting up Trump for an "assassination attempt," which Dev dismisses as "stocastic terrorism."
There's a debate between Dev and another user about whether the president's speech can be hyperbolic without consequences. Dev argues that Trump's "fight like hell" speech doesn't warrant impeachment, as impeachment doesn't strip a president of immunity.
03:05:00-03:10:00
Dev initially states that he doesn't have enough facts to form an opinion on the situation surrounding the shooting attempt on Trump.
Dev criticizes Tenant Media, claiming that they want a virtue signal from Biden. He believes their demand for Biden to specifically condemn the shooting is "stupid" and "irresponsible."
The discussion then moves to Lauren Chen, who Dev suggests needs to "stop" with her statement.
Dev then jokingly suggests that Biden could use SEAL Team Six to take down Trump, if legally allowed, due to Supreme Court rulings.
Dev continues to criticize those who advocate for political violence, saying that they're "evil" and "need to be stopped".
The conversation moves to people advocating for violence, with Dev commenting that he has made mistakes in his takes and should have just logged off.
There is a mention of photographers capturing the bullet moving after the shooting, with Dev saying that Tenant Media's post didn't provide all the facts, and Biden had already condemned the shooting.
Dev then engages in a heated exchange with a viewer, calling them a "fencing piece of shit" and advises them to "calm down."
Dev laughs at an internet meme involving a drawing of the Sonic character, Rabbit, with a gunshot wound.
Dev finally expresses he found the Sonic meme funny, saying "Good job guys."
03:10:00-03:15:00
Dev references the claim that the Biden campaign took down their TV advertisements, but he quickly moves on from this topic, acknowledging that there are more significant things happening.
Dev discusses the assassination attempt on former President Trump. He describes the scene and positions of both Trump and the shooter. He also debates the idea that presidential immunity is stripped upon not being pardoned, stating that it needs to be proven in the impeachment clause.
Dev mentions a Grace Randolph deleting her post, stating that it is getting insane. Dev mentions that he'll keep voting Democrat, no matter the situation.
Dev discusses a controversy involving Tim Pool, with Dev criticizing what he sees as hypocrisy from both sides of the political spectrum.
He says that it is "unbelievable" that people are claiming that incidents were staged.
Dev debates whether or not immunity is stripped retroactively when a president is impeached. He admits there could be an argument for it, but they need to know for sure. He also criticizes an argument about immunity having to be retroactive, saying it's not a confirmed argument.
Dev mentions a statement from Marjorie Taylor Greene, and discusses whether or not that statement could be seen as a call to violence.
Dev questions if Trump's statement post-assassination attempt could be seen as a call to violence.
Lastly, Dev clarifies the implications of impeachment on immunity. He mentions that it's an invalidation of actions while not acting in a special capacity under the constitution. He also asks for further proof to support the claim that immunity should be retroactive.
03:15:00-03:20:00
Dev talks about the call to impeach Trump and how it doesn't automatically remove the immunity a president might have due to their position. He argues that it's not explicitly written in the law that impeachment removes the immunity.
Dev brings up Gerald Ford's pardoning of Richard Nixon, stating that it might be because it was unclear about the extent of a president's immunity at the time, which led to the need for a pardon.
Dev discusses the trolling of a person who looked like a potential shooter at a Trump rally. He emphasizes that the person was just trolling, and he isn't the actual shooter.
Dev talks about a person named Thomas Matthew Crooks, who donated to Act Blue. Dev mentions that Thomas Crooks claims he is not the shooter, and he "hates Trump and Republicans."
Dev also mentions a law interpreting that it's unclear whether it removes a person's immunity from their previous actions, even after impeachment.
03:20:00-03:25:00
Discusses the appearance of Crooks by showing a picture from the person's past and comparing it to a recent photo of the person.
Refers to a moment when he "nuke[d] your entire twitter presence," suggesting an embarrassing or concerning experience on Twitter.
Prepares to play Biden's comments from a public event, indicating that he will be analyzing or discussing the statements.
Goes to the washroom while the video plays, asking viewers to wait and promising to return after listening to the Biden speech.
Expresses gratitude to the stream's community, highlighting his appreciation for the audience despite differing views.
Mentions a user named "jiggy calzone" and curses their name, seemingly frustrated with the person.
Leaves the stream for a short period while the video plays, promising to come back and continue the stream afterwards.
03:25:00-03:30:00
[ Dev is AFK ]
03:30:00-03:35:00
[ Dev is AFK ]
03:35:00-03:40:00
[ Dev is AFK, but finally gets back to the stream ]
03:40:00-03:45:00
Dev argues that one must trust official sources, comparing them to a doctor or a grocery store.
Dev criticizes people who dismiss information based solely on their dislike for the institution it originates from.
Dev says that it's not about respecting authority but about trusting individuals who have expertise and knowledge.
Dev mentions that conservatives should understand the philosophy of human limitations.
Dev discusses the closed primaries in Pennsylvania, where someone could vote for the opposing party as a spoiler.
Dev talks about the possible motives for someone within the Republican party shooting Trump.
Dev points out the apparent discrepancy between Melania's supposedly inadequate English skills and her eloquent public statements.
03:45:00-03:50:00
Dev receives a super chat from a viewer who believes Trump will win the election.
Dev talks about the impeachment process and how it works, mentioning the possibility that an official can be removed from office but not stripped of their immunity from past actions while in office.
Dev mentions having to read and enforce the pinned comment in the chat before interacting, indicating that some viewers might be difficult or disruptive.
Dev lists the number of impeachments that have happened in U.S history, including former presidents like Andrew Johnson, Bill Clinton, and Donald Trump.
Dev expresses anger and frustration with people becoming more radical and unable to accept different points of view.
Dev says Destiny has become a bit unhinged.
03:50:00-03:55:00
Dev discusses the concept of immunity and how it relates to political figures, specifically in the context of impeachment and criminal trials.
Dev clarifies the difference between absolute and qualified immunity, highlighting that the president has absolute immunity in certain instances.
Dev uses an example of a hypothetical scenario involving President Trump, a shooter, and the FBI to explain the concept of absolute immunity.
Dev emphasizes that even with immunity, actions taken under a president can still be stopped, but a pardon from the president can resolve any potential issues.
03:55:00-04:00:00
[ Dev watches the presidential address ]
Dev praises Biden's address to the nation as a call for unity without any gaffes.
Dev makes a humorous comment referring to Biden sounding as if he said "homeless security."
Hour 5
04:00:00-04:10:00
Dev talks about Thomas Matthew Crooks, the alleged shooter.
Crooks was registered as a Republican eight months after giving an ActBlue donation and voted in the 2020 Republican primaries.
Dev considers the possibility that Crooks is a left-leaning individual who registered as a Republican just to participate in the primaries, a right-leaning individual who wants the old Republican party to return, or someone with a far-right view who thinks Trump is compromised.
Dev acknowledges that it's best to wait for the investigation's results before determining motives.
Demolition Ranch, a gun channel with 11 million subscribers, confirms there's no link between the channel and Crooks.
Dev wonders about the potential reactions of Trump and Biden to the shooting.
Dev notes that if people blame Biden for the shooting incident, they should also consider other acts of terrorism as well.
Dev posts a troll post on Twitter about people who blame Biden for the shooting.
The discussion about Maxwell Yarick, who was earlier mistaken for Crooks due to physical similarities.
Maxwell Yarick had a long history with Antifa but was not the shooter.
A tweet from someone who claimed Maxwell Yarick was the shooter was deleted.
A user who claimed Mark Violi was the shooter also deleted the tweet after it gained attention.
Mark Violi is an Italian person, and some Americans believed he was the shooter.
A viewer accuses "American idiots" of trolling by claiming an Italian person was the shooter.
The discussion about security concerns if Trump requested more protection, potentially implying Secret Service negligence.
The body of the person who died at the scene is carried out.
A viewer is praised for not taking sides about Trump's loss in the 2020 election.
A doctor, who is also an ER physician, helps the shot victim.
The doctor talks about the victim's headshot and brain matter.
The doctor describes moving the victim, who had a headshot and was jammed between benches.
04:10:00-04:20:00
Dev mentions someone got shot, and he performed CPR.
The shooter was on the roof with a rifle, and the police were unaware of this.
The police did not act quickly enough in Dev's opinion.
Dev criticizes left-leaning opinions on the incident.
Dev mentions people are overreacting, and he's mass banning people for disagreeing with him.
Dev talks about a conspiracy theorist who believes there was a plan behind the shooting.
Dev discusses the shooter's possible training on behalf of Iran.
There's a theory the shooter was acting for Iranian interests.
Dev criticizes an opinion that the shooter's shot was not difficult.
Dev says if Trump is guilty of crimes, he is a threat to America.
Dev thinks the charges brought against Trump are credible and Trump is likely a threat.
Dev says criticism of Biden's statement on Trump being a threat to the nation is reasonable only if they're false and he's innocent.
04:20:00-04:30:00
Dev responds to a viewer's comment stating that Donald Trump might want to dismantle democracy, to which Dev disagrees, saying that, while Trump is not innocent or good, accusing him of wanting to dismantle democracy is a "brain-dead" take.
Dev mentions that Trump lost to Biden in the election and that Trump tried to keep himself in power after January 20, 2021. This assertion leads to a heated discussion between Dev and his audience.
Dev refers to what he calls "Trump derangement derangement syndrome," where he claims his critics are not critiquing Him, but rather suffering from a psychological condition due to their inability to dislike Trump.
Dev argues against the comparison of the Eastman memo scenario to a similar situation with then-President Trump's accusations regarding the handling of Hunter Biden's laptop by certain media outlets.
Dev clarifies that the Eastman memo outlines a plan for Pence to challenge certain states' electoral college votes.
The stream has a discussion on a scenario proposed in the Eastman memo, where Vice President Mike Pence would defer deciding on Arizona's electoral college votes until after considering votes from all other states.
Dev explains the process laid out in the Eastman memo, detailing what Pence would do if there were no valid electors appointed in certain states.
Dev reacts to a viewer's comment about the Democrat Party's response to the Eastman memo, stating that per their view, 270 votes (the required majority to become president) were not achieved and therefore the matter should be sent to the House of Representatives for a vote.
Dev addresses the idea proposed in the Eastman memo that Vice President Pence could, without asking for permission, declare Trump reelected based on the 12th Amendment and the total electoral votes received.
Dev argues against a viewer's claim that what Eastman proposed is the same as what Al Gore did in Florida during the 2000 presidential election. He contends that the scenarios are different and the viewer is simply wrong.
There's a heated interaction between Dev and a viewer where the viewer criticizes Dev's reading of the situation, to which Dev retorts by calling the viewer a moron.
There's a moment where Dev reacts to a viewer's comment, accusing him of only reading Democrat talking points, to which Dev defends his reading of the Eastman memo as coming from Trump's own lawyer.
Lastly, there's a discussion about the role and authority of the vice president in electoral processes, which is a critical point in understanding the Eastman memo.
04:30:00-04:40:00
Dev talks about John Eastman's claim that there were disputes in seven states, which would allow Trump to win.
Dev argues that this claim is false, as there were not disputes in seven states and the disputes didn't lead Trump to win.
The discussion centers around the idea that Trump's team tried to push fake electors in several states.
Dev mentions that even the National Archive didn't accept these unsanctioned documents.
Dev talks about Michigan's Attorney General investigating fake GOP electors from Michigan.
Dev displays scepticism, questioning the existence and validity of the fake electors' documents.
Dev cites the manipulation of official procedure as more severe than voter behavior or news manipulation.
Dev mentions the suppression of the Hunter Biden laptop story, comparing it to the censorship of the fake electors' documents.
Dev emphasizes that Trump believed he was following his lawyer's advice and didn't violate any rules.
Dev presents authentic electoral documents from Oregon, contrasting them with the fake documents produced by Trump's team in Arizona and Michigan.
Dev discusses the Trump team's failure to have their legal challenges certified, rendering the fake electors' documents invalid.
Dev addresses the situation where Trump supporters claimed to be the real electors, forging their own documents.
Dev discusses the Capital Commission and the fraudulent acts of people forging documents.
Dev mentions that many people who forged documents have been charged with fraud.
Dev reiterates that the Trump campaign's actions amount to fraud.
04:40:00-04:50:00
The governor's staff has confirmed that all 16 electors for Biden are present and will vote for the electoral college.
There is a debate regarding whether the GOP electors are officially included in the government certificate.
The GOP electors are not physically present at the Senate chamber at 2 pm.
Dev claims that the paperwork provided by Trump supporters is fake.
A video went viral of the Trump supporters being denied entry to the Senate building.
The Trump team allegedly prepared fake documents.
Dev mentions the "Eastman memo" which suggested alternate electors be prepared for if court cases went through. However, the cases didn't go through.
Someone highlights that Trump's team was preparing for two scenarios - the election results going through regular channels, or if the court cases went in their favor, they would use alternate electors.
Dev argues that this situation was a "legalistic coup".
The memo was written a few weeks after the December 15, 2020 incident.
Dev highlights that there were court cases in Georgia and Arizona that were still ongoing.
The Trump team attempted to present fake documents to overturn the election results.
Mike Pence is called a "patriot" for not going along with the Trump team's plan.
Dev states that Trump could be on trial in Washington D.C. and Georgia.
Dev questions whether Trump was unaware of his team's actions, suggesting ignorance as a possible defense.
The conversation addresses whether Trump was actively involved in the plan to overturn the election results or if he was unaware of the plans.
The debate continues on the legitimacy of Trump's actions and whether it was an attempt to overthrow the election results.
Dev compares this situation to the Watergate scandal involving Nixon.
Dev argues that Trump should be held accountable for his actions if he was indeed involved in the plot to overthrow the election results.
04:50:00-05:00:00
Dev's explanation of the 1960 presidential election between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon, highlighting discrepancies in the results that led to Kennedy being declared the winner.
Dev argues that Trump and his supporters pushed for "fake electors" in the 2020 presidential election.
Trump, according to Dev, pressured Vice President Pence to support the plan to overturn his electoral loss.
Dev references a tweet where Trump called Pence a "traitor."
Dev criticizes Trump supporters for not responding substantively to the evidence presented.
Dev contrasts the 2000 election, saying the court decision was respected, unlike in the 2020 election.
Dev calls out Trump supporters for changing arguments when presented with evidence.
Dev bans a user from the chat.
Dev calls out the inconsistency of Trump supporters not accepting the courts' decision in Trump's favor.
Dev calls his viewers "retarded" for not responding substantively to the presented evidence.
Dev talks about Thomas Matthew Crooks, the alleged shooter.
Crooks was registered as a Republican eight months after giving an ActBlue donation and voted in the 2020 Republican primaries.
Dev considers the possibility that Crooks is a left-leaning individual who registered as a Republican just to participate in the primaries, a right-leaning individual who wants the old Republican party to return, or someone with a far-right view who thinks Trump is compromised.
Dev acknowledges that it's best to wait for the investigation's results before determining motives.
Demolition Ranch, a gun channel with 11 million subscribers, confirms there's no link between the channel and Crooks.
Dev wonders about the potential reactions of Trump and Biden to the shooting.
Dev notes that if people blame Biden for the shooting incident, they should also consider other acts of terrorism as well.
Dev posts a troll post on Twitter about people who blame Biden for the shooting.
The discussion about Maxwell Yarick, who was earlier mistaken for Crooks due to physical similarities.
Maxwell Yarick had a long history with Antifa but was not the shooter.
A tweet from someone who claimed Maxwell Yarick was the shooter was deleted.
A user who claimed Mark Violi was the shooter also deleted the tweet after it gained attention.
Mark Violi is an Italian person, and some Americans believed he was the shooter.
A viewer accuses "American idiots" of trolling by claiming an Italian person was the shooter.
The discussion about security concerns if Trump requested more protection, potentially implying Secret Service negligence.
The body of the person who died at the scene is carried out.
A viewer is praised for not taking sides about Trump's loss in the 2020 election.
A doctor, who is also an ER physician, helps the shot victim.
The doctor talks about the victim's headshot and brain matter.
The doctor describes moving the victim, who had a headshot and was jammed between benches.
04:10:00-04:20:00
Dev mentions someone got shot, and he performed CPR.
The shooter was on the roof with a rifle, and the police were unaware of this.
The police did not act quickly enough in Dev's opinion.
Dev criticizes left-leaning opinions on the incident.
Dev mentions people are overreacting, and he's mass banning people for disagreeing with him.
Dev talks about a conspiracy theorist who believes there was a plan behind the shooting.
Dev discusses the shooter's possible training on behalf of Iran.
There's a theory the shooter was acting for Iranian interests.
Dev criticizes an opinion that the shooter's shot was not difficult.
Dev says if Trump is guilty of crimes, he is a threat to America.
Dev thinks the charges brought against Trump are credible and Trump is likely a threat.
Dev says criticism of Biden's statement on Trump being a threat to the nation is reasonable only if they're false and he's innocent.
04:20:00-04:30:00
Dev responds to a viewer's comment stating that Donald Trump might want to dismantle democracy, to which Dev disagrees, saying that, while Trump is not innocent or good, accusing him of wanting to dismantle democracy is a "brain-dead" take.
Dev mentions that Trump lost to Biden in the election and that Trump tried to keep himself in power after January 20, 2021. This assertion leads to a heated discussion between Dev and his audience.
Dev refers to what he calls "Trump derangement derangement syndrome," where he claims his critics are not critiquing Him, but rather suffering from a psychological condition due to their inability to dislike Trump.
Dev argues against the comparison of the Eastman memo scenario to a similar situation with then-President Trump's accusations regarding the handling of Hunter Biden's laptop by certain media outlets.
Dev clarifies that the Eastman memo outlines a plan for Pence to challenge certain states' electoral college votes.
The stream has a discussion on a scenario proposed in the Eastman memo, where Vice President Mike Pence would defer deciding on Arizona's electoral college votes until after considering votes from all other states.
Dev explains the process laid out in the Eastman memo, detailing what Pence would do if there were no valid electors appointed in certain states.
Dev reacts to a viewer's comment about the Democrat Party's response to the Eastman memo, stating that per their view, 270 votes (the required majority to become president) were not achieved and therefore the matter should be sent to the House of Representatives for a vote.
Dev addresses the idea proposed in the Eastman memo that Vice President Pence could, without asking for permission, declare Trump reelected based on the 12th Amendment and the total electoral votes received.
Dev argues against a viewer's claim that what Eastman proposed is the same as what Al Gore did in Florida during the 2000 presidential election. He contends that the scenarios are different and the viewer is simply wrong.
There's a heated interaction between Dev and a viewer where the viewer criticizes Dev's reading of the situation, to which Dev retorts by calling the viewer a moron.
There's a moment where Dev reacts to a viewer's comment, accusing him of only reading Democrat talking points, to which Dev defends his reading of the Eastman memo as coming from Trump's own lawyer.
Lastly, there's a discussion about the role and authority of the vice president in electoral processes, which is a critical point in understanding the Eastman memo.
04:30:00-04:40:00
Dev talks about John Eastman's claim that there were disputes in seven states, which would allow Trump to win.
Dev argues that this claim is false, as there were not disputes in seven states and the disputes didn't lead Trump to win.
The discussion centers around the idea that Trump's team tried to push fake electors in several states.
Dev mentions that even the National Archive didn't accept these unsanctioned documents.
Dev talks about Michigan's Attorney General investigating fake GOP electors from Michigan.
Dev displays scepticism, questioning the existence and validity of the fake electors' documents.
Dev cites the manipulation of official procedure as more severe than voter behavior or news manipulation.
Dev mentions the suppression of the Hunter Biden laptop story, comparing it to the censorship of the fake electors' documents.
Dev emphasizes that Trump believed he was following his lawyer's advice and didn't violate any rules.
Dev presents authentic electoral documents from Oregon, contrasting them with the fake documents produced by Trump's team in Arizona and Michigan.
Dev discusses the Trump team's failure to have their legal challenges certified, rendering the fake electors' documents invalid.
Dev addresses the situation where Trump supporters claimed to be the real electors, forging their own documents.
Dev discusses the Capital Commission and the fraudulent acts of people forging documents.
Dev mentions that many people who forged documents have been charged with fraud.
Dev reiterates that the Trump campaign's actions amount to fraud.
04:40:00-04:50:00
The governor's staff has confirmed that all 16 electors for Biden are present and will vote for the electoral college.
There is a debate regarding whether the GOP electors are officially included in the government certificate.
The GOP electors are not physically present at the Senate chamber at 2 pm.
Dev claims that the paperwork provided by Trump supporters is fake.
A video went viral of the Trump supporters being denied entry to the Senate building.
The Trump team allegedly prepared fake documents.
Dev mentions the "Eastman memo" which suggested alternate electors be prepared for if court cases went through. However, the cases didn't go through.
Someone highlights that Trump's team was preparing for two scenarios - the election results going through regular channels, or if the court cases went in their favor, they would use alternate electors.
Dev argues that this situation was a "legalistic coup".
The memo was written a few weeks after the December 15, 2020 incident.
Dev highlights that there were court cases in Georgia and Arizona that were still ongoing.
The Trump team attempted to present fake documents to overturn the election results.
Mike Pence is called a "patriot" for not going along with the Trump team's plan.
Dev states that Trump could be on trial in Washington D.C. and Georgia.
Dev questions whether Trump was unaware of his team's actions, suggesting ignorance as a possible defense.
The conversation addresses whether Trump was actively involved in the plan to overturn the election results or if he was unaware of the plans.
The debate continues on the legitimacy of Trump's actions and whether it was an attempt to overthrow the election results.
Dev compares this situation to the Watergate scandal involving Nixon.
Dev argues that Trump should be held accountable for his actions if he was indeed involved in the plot to overthrow the election results.
04:50:00-05:00:00
Dev's explanation of the 1960 presidential election between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon, highlighting discrepancies in the results that led to Kennedy being declared the winner.
Dev argues that Trump and his supporters pushed for "fake electors" in the 2020 presidential election.
Trump, according to Dev, pressured Vice President Pence to support the plan to overturn his electoral loss.
Dev references a tweet where Trump called Pence a "traitor."
Dev criticizes Trump supporters for not responding substantively to the evidence presented.
Dev contrasts the 2000 election, saying the court decision was respected, unlike in the 2020 election.
Dev calls out Trump supporters for changing arguments when presented with evidence.
Dev bans a user from the chat.
Dev calls out the inconsistency of Trump supporters not accepting the courts' decision in Trump's favor.
Dev calls his viewers "retarded" for not responding substantively to the presented evidence.
Hour 6
05:00:00-05:10:00
Dev addresses an incident where former President Donald Trump was shot at a campaign rally but clarifies that the shooting is not as bad as trying to overturn an election.
A user challenges Dev, claiming that Dev is dishonest in his statements. Dev argues against this, insisting that he has never justified the shooting.
Dev clarifies the differences between Trump's situation and Bush's situation in 2000, stating that while Bush took legal routes, Trump's actions were not legal.
Dev bans users who he believes are being abusive or disruptive in the chat, and justifies his actions, asserting that he does not want them around.
Dev laments the intelligence of his audience, stating that many users are too stupid to grasp his arguments.
Dev discusses the legality of Trump's actions, arguing that Trump's actions were legal.
Dev continues the discussion about the charges Trump is facing, using Trump's indictments on Wikipedia as a reference. He explains Trump's cases, including the Stormy Daniels case, the classified documents case at Mar-a-Lago, and the Eastman memo case.
Dev clarifies that one of Trump's charges, related to overturning the election, is directly linked to the Eastman memo and the fake electors plot.
Dev engages with a user, Shade Fire, discussing whether the charges against Trump are relevant to the case. He proves that the charges are indeed related, refuting Shade Fire's initial statement.
Dev discusses the presidential immunity issue, explaining that it could make a president, such as Trump, immune from overturning election results, which would be detrimental to democracy.
05:10:00-05:20:00
Dev reads a super chat addressing him directly, mentioning the double standard regarding Hillary Clinton not receiving a guilty verdict.
Dev expresses that he is not sure how he feels about the Supreme Court ruling that granted immunity to Trump.
Dev discusses the assassination attempt, theorizing that the Secret Service may have identified the object he was holding before flagging.
Dev differentiates between civil and criminal liability in the immunity case.
A viewer claims Dev's content has deradicalized them.
Dev comments on Roe v. Wade, stating it was a bad ruling in his opinion.
A viewer suggests that states should decide certain issues, such as abortion.
Dev mentions that states shouldn't decide on free speech or gun rights.
A viewer suggests Dev should consider RFK Jr. as a presidential candidate due to his age.
A viewer criticizes leftists for potentially voting for Trump after the shooting incident.
Dev addresses the right and left's mutual radicalization.
Dev says the current political environment is a result of both sides influencing each other.
Dev says he will unban a viewer, hoping the viewer learns from the experience.
A viewer says Trump tried to stop the transfer of power.
A viewer comments that Trump's actions make a 2024 attempt more difficult.
05:20:00-05:30:00
Artemis mentions donating five dollars to the streamer, discussing legal and constitutional theory.
Artemis questions Trump's belief that there was election fraud.
Dev believes Trump knew he lost and continued to push for power.
Dev argues that the law is being weaponized for personal gain rather than following the spirit of the law.
Artemis brings up the trucker video and suggests voter fraud occurred.
Dev states that Biden received more votes than previous presidents.
Artemis mentions that the GOP electors were part of the government document.
Artemis argues that the election was contested in seven states, but the GOP did not participate.
Dev mentions that Trump wanted Pence to overturn the election.
Artemis says the fraud wasn't proven in court.
Dev blames CNN for calling everyone who disagrees with the left "nazis."
Artemis claims that Trump could have overturned the election if fraud was proven.
Artemis mentions that Pence could have chosen other electors.
Artemis suggests that CNN's narrative influenced the person who shot at a Trump rally.
Dev says he is tired of answering the same questions repeatedly.
Dev appreciates being considered responsible during a difficult situation.
Dev lambasts content creators who are just trying to make money from the situation.
Dev appreciates viewers who support him and want rationality.
05:30:00-05:40:00
An officer encountered the gunman just before he shot at Trump, but backed off when a gun was pointed at him.
People warned the police about the shooter before it occured.
Discussion about Destiny's content and his perception.
Discussion of the right-wing losing their influence.
Explanation of presidential immunity and its consequences.
Criticism of Democrats for their rhetoric compared to Republicans.
Discussion about a personal conflict between Phil and Destiny.
Discussion about Biden's lead in Pennsylvania being a "ridiculous" lead.
05:40:00-05:50:00
Dev mentioning firearms and firearm practice
Trump's attempted assassination
Reference to the Eastman memo
Opinion that some Trump supporters want a "god emperor"
Trump's reaction to Paul Pelosi's assault
Joe Biden sending orders
Critique on financial investors
Trump's request for full immunity
Banning of r/destiny subreddit
Discussion about presidential immunity
05:50:00-06:00:00
Dev apologizing and offering front-row seats to the next Trump rally to anyone he offended with his tweets.
The suggestion of a federal law for disclosing payments and taxes for news commentators.
Disagreement with someone who claims that Destiny is wrong in his views.
Dev says he agrees more with Destiny than he disagrees with him right now.
Acknowledgment of some edgy jokes and comments made by Destiny.
The right-wing escalating issues in the country.
Discussion about the right-wing list that also includes left-wing equivalents.
Discussion about presidential immunity and its concept.
Comparing police qualified immunity to presidential immunity.
Criticism of CNN for its headlines.
Offering assistance to join the $5 club and being put into the Discord server.
Dev addresses an incident where former President Donald Trump was shot at a campaign rally but clarifies that the shooting is not as bad as trying to overturn an election.
A user challenges Dev, claiming that Dev is dishonest in his statements. Dev argues against this, insisting that he has never justified the shooting.
Dev clarifies the differences between Trump's situation and Bush's situation in 2000, stating that while Bush took legal routes, Trump's actions were not legal.
Dev bans users who he believes are being abusive or disruptive in the chat, and justifies his actions, asserting that he does not want them around.
Dev laments the intelligence of his audience, stating that many users are too stupid to grasp his arguments.
Dev discusses the legality of Trump's actions, arguing that Trump's actions were legal.
Dev continues the discussion about the charges Trump is facing, using Trump's indictments on Wikipedia as a reference. He explains Trump's cases, including the Stormy Daniels case, the classified documents case at Mar-a-Lago, and the Eastman memo case.
Dev clarifies that one of Trump's charges, related to overturning the election, is directly linked to the Eastman memo and the fake electors plot.
Dev engages with a user, Shade Fire, discussing whether the charges against Trump are relevant to the case. He proves that the charges are indeed related, refuting Shade Fire's initial statement.
Dev discusses the presidential immunity issue, explaining that it could make a president, such as Trump, immune from overturning election results, which would be detrimental to democracy.
05:10:00-05:20:00
Dev reads a super chat addressing him directly, mentioning the double standard regarding Hillary Clinton not receiving a guilty verdict.
Dev expresses that he is not sure how he feels about the Supreme Court ruling that granted immunity to Trump.
Dev discusses the assassination attempt, theorizing that the Secret Service may have identified the object he was holding before flagging.
Dev differentiates between civil and criminal liability in the immunity case.
A viewer claims Dev's content has deradicalized them.
Dev comments on Roe v. Wade, stating it was a bad ruling in his opinion.
A viewer suggests that states should decide certain issues, such as abortion.
Dev mentions that states shouldn't decide on free speech or gun rights.
A viewer suggests Dev should consider RFK Jr. as a presidential candidate due to his age.
A viewer criticizes leftists for potentially voting for Trump after the shooting incident.
Dev addresses the right and left's mutual radicalization.
Dev says the current political environment is a result of both sides influencing each other.
Dev says he will unban a viewer, hoping the viewer learns from the experience.
A viewer says Trump tried to stop the transfer of power.
A viewer comments that Trump's actions make a 2024 attempt more difficult.
05:20:00-05:30:00
Artemis mentions donating five dollars to the streamer, discussing legal and constitutional theory.
Artemis questions Trump's belief that there was election fraud.
Dev believes Trump knew he lost and continued to push for power.
Dev argues that the law is being weaponized for personal gain rather than following the spirit of the law.
Artemis brings up the trucker video and suggests voter fraud occurred.
Dev states that Biden received more votes than previous presidents.
Artemis mentions that the GOP electors were part of the government document.
Artemis argues that the election was contested in seven states, but the GOP did not participate.
Dev mentions that Trump wanted Pence to overturn the election.
Artemis says the fraud wasn't proven in court.
Dev blames CNN for calling everyone who disagrees with the left "nazis."
Artemis claims that Trump could have overturned the election if fraud was proven.
Artemis mentions that Pence could have chosen other electors.
Artemis suggests that CNN's narrative influenced the person who shot at a Trump rally.
Dev says he is tired of answering the same questions repeatedly.
Dev appreciates being considered responsible during a difficult situation.
Dev lambasts content creators who are just trying to make money from the situation.
Dev appreciates viewers who support him and want rationality.
05:30:00-05:40:00
An officer encountered the gunman just before he shot at Trump, but backed off when a gun was pointed at him.
People warned the police about the shooter before it occured.
Discussion about Destiny's content and his perception.
Discussion of the right-wing losing their influence.
Explanation of presidential immunity and its consequences.
Criticism of Democrats for their rhetoric compared to Republicans.
Discussion about a personal conflict between Phil and Destiny.
Discussion about Biden's lead in Pennsylvania being a "ridiculous" lead.
05:40:00-05:50:00
Dev mentioning firearms and firearm practice
Trump's attempted assassination
Reference to the Eastman memo
Opinion that some Trump supporters want a "god emperor"
Trump's reaction to Paul Pelosi's assault
Joe Biden sending orders
Critique on financial investors
Trump's request for full immunity
Banning of r/destiny subreddit
Discussion about presidential immunity
05:50:00-06:00:00
Dev apologizing and offering front-row seats to the next Trump rally to anyone he offended with his tweets.
The suggestion of a federal law for disclosing payments and taxes for news commentators.
Disagreement with someone who claims that Destiny is wrong in his views.
Dev says he agrees more with Destiny than he disagrees with him right now.
Acknowledgment of some edgy jokes and comments made by Destiny.
The right-wing escalating issues in the country.
Discussion about the right-wing list that also includes left-wing equivalents.
Discussion about presidential immunity and its concept.
Comparing police qualified immunity to presidential immunity.
Criticism of CNN for its headlines.
Offering assistance to join the $5 club and being put into the Discord server.
[ He Tunes Into Destiny's Stream]
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After going a little too far in spergatood this year. A coalition is forming to deliver a great feltening.
https://x.com/AydinPaladin/status/1817002638182920557
FurbusCuckus
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Wouldn't be more efficient to make a video?
BigGuyOS 6 : Jovial Janny : you should clipped using OBS, unironically, that's what i use to save render time and clipping stuff, just load the video as media and clip the parts you need.
BigGuyOS 6 : Jovial Janny : you should clipped using OBS, unironically, that's what i use to save render time and clipping stuff, just load the video as media and clip the parts you need.
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Despite Dev's protests, I do wonder whether his relentless reply guy antics on Lilith's twitter are some form of latent simping. Most of the time Lilith doesn't even seem to acknowledge it, the closest I've seen to a recent interaction was Lilith explicitly denying dating Dev.
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The actions of somebody who isn't a retard simp?
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The actions of somebody who isn't a retard simp?
FurbusCuckus
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Oh but again.....THERE's TOTALLY NOTHING BETWEEN US CHUDS, YOU ARE JUST IMAGINING THINGS!
reinigen
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So some hilarious shit about this entire Kirsche/SFO/DFD situation just went down on Twitter. A small bit of setup is needed to explain.
First thing's first - Dev is still a fag and defending Dragon Fat Deposits (DFD) and not admitting she did anything wrong.
So Momma Occo is a small time drama reporting vTuber. The other day, he (one of the few cases of a man using a voice changer, by their own admission) read the Kirsche document on stream as content. Afterwards, he posted a summary video of it on his Youtube.
And posted about it on Twitter -
That isn't the fun part. What REALLY was amazing, was what started going down in the replies.
Cordovan Splotch was someone who was named in Kirsche's document. They showed up telling DFD they could assist with Gayops on Kirsche's server (pictured below as a refresher[Dagoth Ur is a renamed DFD])
He shows up replying to Momma Occo blowing the horn on DFD.
What's this? DFD had always been referred to as a "She" by Dev, right? What's going on here?
So in summary -
First thing's first - Dev is still a fag and defending Dragon Fat Deposits (DFD) and not admitting she did anything wrong.
So Momma Occo is a small time drama reporting vTuber. The other day, he (one of the few cases of a man using a voice changer, by their own admission) read the Kirsche document on stream as content. Afterwards, he posted a summary video of it on his Youtube.
That isn't the fun part. What REALLY was amazing, was what started going down in the replies.
Cordovan Splotch was someone who was named in Kirsche's document. They showed up telling DFD they could assist with Gayops on Kirsche's server (pictured below as a refresher[Dagoth Ur is a renamed DFD])
He shows up replying to Momma Occo blowing the horn on DFD.
What's this? DFD had always been referred to as a "She" by Dev, right? What's going on here?
So in summary -
- Worst case scenario - DFD is employing ridiculous gayops and using people she knows as some kind of ploy to throw off this entire thing regarding Kirsche.
- Best case scenario - DFD is a tranny/male posing as a women who has been scamming all sorts for the better part of 13 years. INCLUDING POTENTIALLY DEV.
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It must be my birthday because you just give me a gift. I smell the sizzle of a shit steak a cooking.
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Its a constant train wreck—so the result would be basically the same. Besides, this is probably something either he would take off YouTube because of embarrassment or demonatization. The main delay wasn't rendering or anything, it was just there are a gazillion happenings going on right now.
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The trannies never end, what's wrong with this guy
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Lmao imagine sending a woman you've never met steam gift cards and patreon tugboats for over a decade only to find out its a man
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Many 4channers' steam libraries have been built up through this method. If it works, it works.
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Sucking the tranny dick doesn't bother Dev.
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Whenever I see a Vtumor, I imagine the worst by default. Since this is Dev we are talking about however, I feel conflicted.
Insert the image of when a monster meets a beast or whaterver, I as a human want the death of both.
Insert the image of when a monster meets a beast or whaterver, I as a human want the death of both.