*Timed out on editing, & appending this to my prior post*
Tim had Jameson Ellis, a candidate in the Republican primary to unseat Dan Crenshaw, as the guest.
Hannah & Ian were the co-hosts.
Jameson went full Texan, & came dressed in an Uncle Pecos cosplay. Though he really needs a better moustache for it:

*Jameson defends TikTok, as it is a platform outside U.S. influence & gives a method to reach Generation Z. Tim argues against TikTok, as being a foreign entity promoting barmy ideas: 1:29:38-1:37:22
Clip Collection:
-Tim does his level best to explain how Donald Trump getting more votes in a two-person race, compared to the uncontested Democrat primary, is indicative of the former's road to victory in 2024:
-I appreciate Hannah admitting to having no expertise on presidential immunity, & declining to speculate on it:
-When Jameson asks about Great Replacement Theory, Tim is slightly off the fence on this topic:
-Will Tim declare what he would do if he were Governor of West Virginia? Absolutely. Will Tim actually run for Governor of West Virginia to make these declarations into reality? Absolutely...not. Tim will ride this hobby horse until he gets splinters, but would not make the sacrifice of giving up his current lifestyle:
-The power flickers, as Ian prepares to challenge Tim about a CBP official making definitive claims that children are being given to sex traffickers. Tim says it is in another clip, but does not show that one:
*Appending the 29 February episode, here*
Tim had Kingsley Wilson, chairman of the D.C. Young Republicans, as the guest.
Hannah & Ian were co-hosting, once more.
It was not a terribly clippable outing, this Leap Day.
Clip Collection:
-Ian criticises the audio issues with Rachel Maddow & Chris Hayes' broadcasts. Tim brags how his studio is bigger than MSNBC's studios:
-Hannah is correct, we should not listen to broadcasters that promote drama & fear for attention. Now, what was Tim saying about the upcoming Civil War & global conflict?:
-Hannah asks if Ian would ever join a school board. Ian says, only if he has children in the district. Ian, also, says he has "been through a few pregnancies that, unfortunately, did not pan out". Ian claims his current life is "great & wonderful, & meaningless" without children:
-Tim will be lining up Michael Malice for the 1,000th episode, which is coming up in April:
-Tim cites some of his issues with Donald Trump, calling him "a 60" out of 100, but was the best president of his lifetime:
Bonus Bits:
-Tim goes for dark humour on "X", talking about how he is torn over the issue, as abortion is killing a child, but it is liberals aborting their children. Tim appends a disclaimer on how it is just a joke:

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This is why I infinitely prefer Ian's Jaden Smith-esque posts, instead:

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