Tim had Abe Hamadeh, running for House of Representatives' seat for the 8th district of Arizona, as the guest.
Hannah & Ian were the co-hosts.
Naturally, Abe was given no time to elucidate the audience on what his positions are, outside of when Hannah asked him what his thoughts were on a particular topic.
Clip Collection:
- Hannah says she is against all feminism. Ian states he is a "second wave" feminist & supports "equal opportunities" for both sexes:
-Tim does not want someone who is not able to be drafted "to die" & if he goes to war. Ian tells him that what being a man is, protecting women & children. Tim argues that half of the population (women) is not up for the draft, & should not have a say in it. Tim, then, moves on. Hannah asks Abe what he thought of this
spiel:
-We get some insight into Ian's childhood, & how he learned the alphabet from "The Letter People", with his teach parading "blowup dolls" of letters into the classroom. We, also, saw what Ian watched on Saturday mornings. It may explain some things, such as his constant barminess:
-Tim tells Hannah "can't do anything about" people creating pornographic AI duplicates for abuse, as the technology grows beyond the ability to control:
-Tim talks about the algorithm being a psy-op, such as influencing people to embrace van life, not living in a building they own, but "in squalor" via promoting a channel on the topic:
-Tim claims YouTube decided Mr. Beast would be on the front page. Ian says Mr. Beast studied the algorithm to be successful. Tim disagrees, & lays out how Mr. Beast changed his content to follow the greatest number of views:
-Ian describes how he increased his metrics on YouTube, but feels he sold out to do so, by making reaction videos & trolling. Ian says do what you love, instead:
-In that same vein, Tim says he is not "click-farming", but "trolling" when he makes his barmy posts on "X":
-Tim wants to ban social media access, until they are 18 years old. Thankfully, Hannah remembers there is a guest that is running for office, & asks Abe's opinion on the statement:
-Tim lays out the requirements for participating in the skateboard contest, with a prize of $10,000: