💰 Grifter Tim Pool - 'journalist' who claims to be a sensible centrist & sucks Sargon of Akkad's wiener; Afraid of the Milkshake ANTIFAs

JamesWebbSlinger said:
Tim may be looking to shift his Dominion to Virginia:
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the problem is everything in Northern virginia costs about 10x as much as it does where he is currently located. if Tim was smart he would have done this a lot earlier, trump's "back to the office" mandate made office space rents shoot up. plus i'm sure VA has way more bullshit regulations about media outlets or coffe shops which is why most places prefer maryland. unless forced to do their business in VA. Like they don't even have casinos, skate parks, strip clubs, or weed in VA.
TheRaptorJesus said:
He just can't get away from the DC area can he? Wonder how much money he's gotten from USAID.
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he does get surprisingly high profile guests to sit in a car for hours to go to where he's currently making his show.
 
Get the rope Macaulay! said:
the problem is everything in Northern virginia costs about 10x as much as it does where he is currently located. if Tim was smart he would have done this a lot earlier, trump's "back to the office" mandate made office space rents shoot up. plus i'm sure VA has way more bullshit regulations about media outlets or coffe shops which is why most places prefer maryland. unless forced to do their business in VA. Like they don't even have casinos, skate parks, strip clubs, or weed in VA.
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Lets be real here, he's going to the boonies and buying another huge compound. You think Tim cares about money?
 
JamesWebbSlinger said:
Tim may be looking to shift his Dominion to Virginia:
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I'm surprised.
His poor neighbors who were collectively breathing a sigh of relief at him leaving turned to one of frustration as he decides to just move across a line and still be in the vicinity.

Tim paying 10x as much to save a few bucks on taxes and hiring policies seems in line for his level of stupidity.
 
JamesWebbSlinger said:
Tim may be looking to shift his Dominion to Virginia:
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Aka he's moving to NOVA. Whenever these people say they are moving to Virginia they 95% of the time mean NOVA. Don't get me wrong I think NOVA is nice, I like Alexandria and Arlington but these places are 10 times more expensive than anywhere in West Virginia. I'm sure he has the money to move there from savings, donations, and funding, but we all know why he is moving (closer to the capital). Also Virginia in places like NOVA are pretty blue, about the same as NYC or Philly, which is funny seeing since 2020 he has bitched about le dems
 

Tim returns, with Omeed Afsarifard, the social media personality known as Nuance Bro, as the guest.
Elad, Ian, & Phil were the co-hosts.

It appears everyone at the Branch Timidian compound was exposed to weapons-grade dumbonium, this outing, because everyone had a chance to have a brain-dead take on something.

Clip Collection:
-Tim repeats the claim that "over one hundred location requests" for his coffee shops:


-Tim explains that his absence, last episode, was due to Allison needing to visit the doctor for a check-in, prior to delivery. The beanie boy says this is the final month, & may have this happen, more as the day approaches:


-Tim wonders how Politico can make so much money despite not getting as many views as him, yet having "$200 million a year" in revenue:


Later on, the beanie boy continues to complain, asking what he is doing wrong to not make that kind of money. As if he did not spend $2 million on a skatepark, in his compound, or sunk who knows how much into a coffee shop he just abandoned:


-Tim brings up a page, claiming it proves BBC's news division was being funded by USAID. Though he must not spend sixteen hours reading what he puts on-screen, because the site says clearly this is an international charity, & completely independent of the news branch of the BBC's funding:


Tim manages to catch this error, later in the show:


-Despite his prior objections to being on Team Elon, during the H-1B debate, Tim rushes to defend the honour of his "full self-driving" Tesla from Elad's criticism. Elad highlights the comparisons to the dot com bubble, with AI being the same over-valuated product that may crash due to people being deceived on its actual worth. Phil pipes in to ask how that comports with self-driving cars. Elad says he doubts the claim that there are full self-driving cars. Phil & Tim immediately jump on this, claiming it is simply not true. Elad questions if it works with inclement weather, or in more rural locales. The Beanie Boy claims he trusts it, to the point that he does not even hold the steering wheel, & in snowy conditions. I was surprised by this, & decided to vet this. & apparently, even Tesla does not have the same confidence in its product that Tim does, as they say you need "a fully attentive driver, who has their hands on the wheel and is prepared to take over at any moment". To support Elad, Omeed tries to explain how a Tesla's dependence upon cameras means it can misjudge objects it cannot clearly identify. Tim retorts that "blind spots" exist in human-driven cars & no one cares about that. :


-Ian tries to steel-man some of the criticisms of DOGE & Elon Musk, by highlighting that the executive order establishing it requires an administrator be appointed, but no one has officially taken that position. Tim says he simply does not care, & even the Democrats are not complaining about those types of granular details. Tim claims that because it is based upon an executive order-established bureaucracy, not one enacted by law, it does not matter whether it is legal, but only if it is illegal:


Tim harps upon this aspect of it being not illegal, with Elad stepping in to comment upon potential conflicts of interest, due to his business relying on foreign factories & U.S. government contracts. Omeed argue there have been no evidence of that, after Donald Trump imposed tariffs on Chinese goods. Tim cuts in to say he does not care about "granular, bureaucratic debate" questions, only that Elon Musk is highlighting waste in the government, as "an advisor to the presidency":


Ian questions the efficacy of entering a state of exception, "breaking the law" to accomplish things, such as "suspension of habeas corpus" during Reconstruction. This is not entirely accurate as there was a military occupation of the former Confederate States, but also an expansion of habeas corpus to protect federal personnel & blacks from state-level prosecution. This leads Tim to conflate this with the Civil War suspension of habeas corpus & objecting to Ian's argument. Ian contends that not following the letter of the law sets dangerous precedent, while Tim responds that this leads to paralysis on acting against wrongdoing. Ian uses the Dungeon & Dragons alignment system to lay out how following the law is not always the moral thing to do. Tim decides to end the argument, by making a joke about Elon Musk offering to place all of USAID's funds towards graphene, if Ian stops talking about this:


-After spending a good deal of the prior segment raking Ian over the coals for being so concerned with the granular details of the letter of the law, Tim brings up a story on Democratic congressmen advising illegal aliens of their right to not talk with ICE agents. He argues this breaks the law, as this "encourages, or induces" people to illegally immigrate, & he claims explaining how to utilise their rights is doing this. Omeed pushes back that telling someone their legal rights is not necessarily breaking the law. Phil admits he does not know what they are saying, so he cannot judge one way or the other. Tim creates a strawman argument about how a bank robber just asking for money would "fly in court". Tim goes on to say that legal migrants have nothing to fear, & should cooperate with ICE, while the advice given to not talk to law enforcement only applies to illegal aliens. Ian butts in to say this is akin to telling someone "Don't talk to the cops", even if you did nothing wrong. Tim pushes back, saying that advice applies to "all Americans, of all status", while this is specifically for illegal aliens to avoid ICE & "inducing them to reside in this country":


Tim claims that unlike lawyers & therapists, if someone advising a person on how to break the law shall get you in trouble. He claims both those former professions may not be obligated to report criminal acts, due to professional standards. For future reference, attorney-client privilege does not cover acts in furtherance of a crime, or concealing it. Therapists are permitted to conceal previous criminal acts, but not present or future action a client may admit. Omeed clarifies that explaining their rights in dealing with law enforcement is not the same as facilitating committing a crime. Elad reads out what Ilhan Omar was quoted as saying, in the article Tim chose, which was to "the Somalian people", not explicitly to illegal aliens. Tim has to concede this point:


Phil asks for the specific code Tim was citing, to be clear whether it counts as "encouraging to reside in". Tim argues for arresting every bus driver that transported illegals during the Biden administration. Ian cautions on political retribution for people, like that. Tim claims "they knew what they were doing was illegal". Elad notes Biden made some illegal immigrants legal, as seen with Haitians in Ohio under temporary protected status. Tim continues to argue for prosecuting people that flew illegals around the nation, & "serviced those flights". Ian wonders if there should be a similar approach as was done after the Civil War, & offer clemency. Phil argues for prosecution, because there shall likely be Democrats attempting lawfare. Ian comments that even talking about this may see it manifested:


-Phil finally loses his patient with Ian's woo-woo magic talk, after the Graphene Guy says he needs to take care about what he says shall happen as it could manifest. Ian says Phil needs to be careful with his "spell", because you spell words. Tim tries to tamp down the disagreement by noting Ian did manifest Gaza being annexed, & shifts talk to betting on whether Trump shall be impeached:


-Tim explains that The Culture War is going to start having a live audience, composed of exclusively Timcast members, which can take turns coming on-stage to debate the guest, for a set period:


-Tim ends the episode exhorting people to become members, because he going to be producing paywalled documentaries, over the coming year. He, also, states that people should sign up, this week, or else they may miss out on some nebulous perk that he will clarify, next week:
 
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On 6 February, Tim had Melody Krell, of The Mel K Show on Rumble, as the guest.
Brett & Phil were the co-hosts.

Clip Collection:
-Tim says a member called in, saying that Donald Trump's political career tracks with the original Star Wars trilogy, making his second term "Return of the Orange Man". It was such a terrible pop culture comparison, I originally thought Tim made it, on my first listen. Tim, also, is claiming Trump is victorious over "the deep state" & sees the current situation as him going scorched earth upon their institutions:


-Tim's sixteen hour days of work do not include bookmarking, or archiving, things he wishes to reference on IRL, apparently, as he fails to find the "government package" advertised on Politico Pro's website. The conversation went on while Tim searched, for several minutes, but eventually he gave up:


-Tim jokes that he would offer a $1,000 tier for his memberships, so people could be given his number. But no guarantee he would answer. Tim adds that it would be funny if Donald Trump would do that, & be left to leave a message. Though considering how popular Ian is with Matt Gaetz, Thomas Massie, & Donald Trump Jr., it would be the height of hilarity for the President to ask Tim to give the Graphene Guy a message:


-Immediately afterwards, Tim notes that recording with Trump would be contingent upon going to him. The beanie boy says he contemplated having "satellite studios" around the capital. He talks about trying to rent "a townhouse" in Washington D.C. for recording shows with politicians, so that they do not need to truck out to the middle of nowhere. However, no one would work with Tim. He claims "four times" now, as soon as the Branch Timidians submitted a bid, it was taken off the market. When Phil proposes simply buying a building, Tim says why not get one at "the Winter White House", at Mar-a-Lago:


-Phil tries to bring up Ian "Vaush" Kochinski's (AKA Defective Ian, as he shares the Graphene Guy's first name) clip of him begging for more subscriptions & donations. Phil brings up the downfall of leftist streamers, as of late, citing Hassan Piker's terrorism support, & Steven Bonnell's legal woes, atop Defective Ian's money problems. Instead of commenting on this, Tim decides it is the best time to reiterate how he is still bothered that Politico makes more money than he does:


-Phil & Tim take some swipes at Ian:


-Tim thinks that offering a chance for his Timcast members to come on-stage, for live The Culture War episodes, shall result in "fresh ideas" being added to the show. Due to having trouble booking liberal personalities on his show, Tim believes this shall incentivise more politically varied people to join his community. Because liberals would want to pay him, for the luxury, of maybe getting to talk for five minutes, at an event they need to pay to travel to:


-Tim, wisely, says he shall not be sharing photographs of his soon-to-be-born child:




On 7 February, Tim had Tony Ortiz, from Current Revolt, an independent news outlet from Texas, as the guest.
Brett & Phil were the co-hosts.

Clip Collection:
-You can count on Tim to keep abusing his golden goose, as he talks about how quickly Ian's coffee blend sells, yet belittles him at every opportunity:


-It is always a nice contrast when people that work on the ground visit the Branch Timidian compound. Tony notes how you have to visit the southern U.S. border, in order to truly understand the situation. & we can count on Tim to never make that trek:


-Tim has begun to temper his faith in Tesla's auto-drive function, noting two occasions it almost drove him straight into an accident:
 
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Ian has responded to Phil's criticism of manifesting, posted to "X". Of course, the Graphene Guy thought being nude, in a sauna, would be the best visauls for his reasoned response. Ian remarks that Phil has "dwarvish warrior tendencies...you have magic resistance built in". Very appropriate, as Phil is 5' 7". Ian says he loves Phil, praising his Gimli-like personality, as he is "the first warrior whose been a reoccuring host on Timcast IRL". Meanwhile, Luke Rudkowski is "a bit of a ranger...tuned into the divine magic", while Seamus "has the priest energy", according to Ian. No word on what Tim would be, in Ian's estimation:



Though the show was taken off YouTube, it was promptly posted to Rumble.

I have tried to pinpoint what specifically made Tim yank the cable, or if it was after posting the show, but with Milo Yiannopoulis as one of the guests, there are a plethora of moments it could be. The other guest was Nicholas Ochs, the founder of the Hawaii chapter of the Proud Boys & a 6 January participant .

Phil & Shane were the co-hosts.

Clip Collection:
-Milo plants the Chekhov's gun of causing the show to be pulled, by saying how Tim calling Nicholas "more substantive" could see the mercurial man stop being nice:


-Milo is also three sheets to the wind, this episode, appearing to have had a bottle of wine before the episode, while working through one during it. Also, Milo implies that he respects Tim enough not to simply empty his glass unto the floor, but rather chugs it down. Not missing a chance to needle someone, Milo brings up how Phil met him, in 2016, yet "stops returning [his] calls" after he landed into trouble. Tim desperately tries to claw back control from his guest, throughout:


-Ian is too guileless for his own good, having taken Milo asking him where he got his "rainbow-coloured extraordinary thing" suit as genuine:


-The first moment where the show may have been taken down was Milo referring to Nicholas' mixed race child as a "little niglet". Milo apologises, & credits the child for turning him away from homosexuality, due to his "caterwauling":


-The second came when Tim became upset over Milo bringing up the Tenet deal, though the mincing man claimed to be unaware that the beanie boy was involved. Tim discusses the possibility that USAID money may have made their way to liberal/leftist podcasters, unaware that is whom is buying ad reads on their content. Milo makes a remark that they must know, criticising Dave Rubin for taking money from Russia, via Lauren Chen, without vetting that funding source. Tim appears upset by this, claiming that he, Dave Rubin, & Benny Johnson did some checking on Lauren. Milo is conciliatory towards Tim, but states that "to take money from someone obviously, ludicrously insubstantial as Lauren Chen, & not ask more questions seems stupid to me". Tim retorts that there were questions asked, which sees Milo attempt to drop this. Though Milo does say that he refuses to take the word of someone that "concoct Franken-babies", so easily, towards the end, getting a last barb out for Dave:


-Tim asks what motivated Kanye West to purchase ad space, during the Super Bowl, for a website that sells t-shirts with swastikas upon them. Milo alleges that Kanye has been the foremost "boundary pusher", & calls out right-wing personalities whom ostensibly claim to be free speech, but dislike Kanye's acts. Milo claims that freedom is neither a conservative value, nor a Christian value. Tim brings up his experience platforming Kanye, where people denounced him, but once "he stormed off", they apologised for thinking he would be soft upon the tempermental talent. This leads into recounting the trip to Sweden, because people similarly told him not to, but he still did it:


-While Milo stepped away to the bathroom, a super-chatter proposes Milo be a professional roast master. This leads into talks about having a roast of Milo, himself, which the panel seems open to:


-The third moment that may have caused a takedown was Milo claiming that the Jews killed Michael Jackson. Knowing the philosemitic reputation Tim has, it would not surprise me. Milo brings up how "black artists" seem particularly earmarked for tearing down via allegations of child sexual abuse, soon after making anti-Israel, or anti-Jewish, statements. Milo notes that "they murdered Michael Jackson" over talking about Jews, over the Prince of Pop talking negatively of the tribe. Nicholas also brings up the example of how Michael Jackson penned the song, They Don't Care About Us, which included the phrases "Jew me" & "kike me", which was considered anti-semitic, at the time, inciting claims of sexual abuse against him. Though these are not entirely accurate. To Milo's contention, the second round of allegations against Michael were two years before the call leaked, & he died four years after it did. As for Nicholas', the first allegations of being inappropriate with a child was in 1993, two years before the song released:


-Milo takes pleasure in flaying Ian & Elad, but wanted the latter to be present for his verbal vivisection. He is flabbergast that Elad would be the Branch Timidian outlet's White House correspondent. Tim jokes that they could make Milo one, which leaves him tickled pink. Tim tries to praise Elad's on-the-ground reporting, which Milo questions the quality of, stating he offers "straight questions from a fruity man":


-Milo talks about beef tallow being replaced by vegetable oil, at McDonalds, blaming leftists for this. Nicholas & Tim inform him that "vegans & Indians" pushed for it. Milo says he is now aware that "Big Vishnu" did it, & notes the uniquely antagonistic behaviour of Indians in the United States, versus other locations. He calls Indians "uglier White people" & imminently replaceable, if they are this ungrateful:
 
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On 11 February, Tim had Mark Dubowitz, CEO of the Foundation for Defense of Democracy, a pro-Israel non-profit organisation.
Phil & Raymond were the co-hosts.

This outing was dominated by rants from Tim, where he decided to go off on a particular topic. If you are not a fan of self-righteous indignation, then this episode is not for you.

Clip Collection:
-Tim unveils his big surprise, hinted at for his members, which is that the show has joined Rumble Premium. Now, all of the exclusive Timcast content shall be on Rumble, instead of his own site. The reason he pushed people to join was because, anyone that had a prior membership can be given Rumble Premium for free, as long as they maintain their membership. He plans to keep the Discord, but move the after-shows to this new venue. With this new move, Tim is going for eight documentaries to be released there, over the next two years; as well as a sports show, & a skate show:


-Mark is planning a podcast to follow the Trump administration's actions against Iran. Unfortunately, Tim left the Israel talk behind the paywall of his pre-show. Supposedly, they agreed on tapering off aid to Israel, but that depends on you trusting Tim & I am not paying for verification:


-I recall Tim being petrified of even mentioning Eric Ciaramella's name, claiming that mentioning it could see a channel struck. But now, hopped up on Rumble 'roids, apparently, Tim just drops it in the midst of one of the rants against the national security apparatuses:


-Tim regularly asks why people think he kow-tows to Israel. It is from moments, like this one. Mark brings up the importance of sending military aid to support Israel & Ukraine, to fight what amounts to another Axis of Evil which he later calls the Axis of Aggressors. This time it is composed of Russia, North Korea, Iran, & Communist China. Tim says nothing when Mark praises Israel fighting Iran. But when Mark notes that there are no American troops in Ukraine, Tim calls that "rather manipulative", because there are foreign volunteers & American special forces, in country, as a way to get around declaring war. Tim, then, asks why the United States wants Ukraine as an ally. Mark makes the same neo-conservative arguments for stopping Russia in Ukraine, rather than face a hot war. Tim whips himself up, into a rant running down Ukraine's faults, & how much of a mistake it is for the United States to be there. He notes that there is questionably corrupt business dealings involving politicians, & Vladimir Zelenskyy refuses to call elections:


Tim goes on to talk about the advantage of disrupting Russia's gas dominance. He takes particular umbrage at Zelenskyy giving a speech in Congress, & "getting our congress to wave Ukrainian flags", all to spend immense sums to fund his war. He simply does not want America tied to such a corrupt albatross of a so-called ally. Tim claims he wants Americans to decide, via their representatives, whether to join a conflict. He blames this on "permanently elected bureaucrat-politicians" funded by special interests. When Tim describes what may happen if America withdraws, he names Ukraine & Taiwan falling, but omits Israel. Tim describes how Trump is the one standing against an elite class fixated on global involvement, while leaving the United States to crumble. Mark tries to find common ground with Tim, by agreeing that Trump is different, because he is not willing to retreat from the global stage, but makes believable threats of force. He lays out the leaders of his Axis of Evil, as "dictators", which Tim tries to append Zelenskyy to. Mark disagrees with this, but settles with acknowledging Trump makes America's enemies fearful:


As I highlighted, nearly every criticism of Ukraine Tim could muster can be easily applied to Israel, as well. Yet, I have never seen him rise to this level of outrage over the Jewish State as he does for Ukraine.

-A super-chatter brings up the arrest of a SWATter that may have been involved with calling in raids upon the Branch Timidian compound. Tim clarifies that this chap is just hired to do this, & the real orchestrators are still out there. Tim heavily implies it to be one of his former employees, such as Rocco Castoro, as the particular address was "not publicly unavailable". He complains that after informing the FBI, no one pursued this tip, so he has little faith in that agency:


-Tim clarifies that he shall still be posting upon YouTube, but the exclusive content is Rumble based, now. & he praises having the weight of managing a website off his back, which was a big money & time sink, according to him. One of the things the beanie boy can fund with his freed-up funds may be a documentary where Ian & Milo Yiannopouilps go to Israel. Tim even hints at collaborating with other creators on Rumble Premium, such as Dr. Disrespect, as part of this new venture:



Phil responded to Ian calling him "Gimli", by using a Star Wars quote:
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On 12 February, Tim had Debra Lea, a pro-Israel social media personality, as the guest.
Ian & Phil were the co-hosts.

Tim has officially started to multi-stream, onto Rumble, as well as Youtube. It only took almost a decade of abuses, but he finally started prising himself away from that abusive relationship.
Despite having another explicitly pro-Israeli guest, this one had less annoying double standards, as the topic never came up. More of a conventional outing, in that way.

Clip Collection:
-Ian asks why states should not have the ability to regulate immigration, alcohol, firearms, etc. Phil breaks it down for him, but Tim cuts this off to switch topics. It would not be an episode of IRL without Tim curtailing a discussion to keep to his schedule:


-Tim claims he hired more skater scum for Boonies HQ. The next project is that the beanie boy bought "1,000 pop tarts" to consume them, with that channel's personnel. What amazing things Tim does with all the money he gets from his supporters...:
 
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JamesWebbSlinger said:
The second came when Tim became upset over Milo bringing up the Tenet deal, though the mincing man claimed to be unaware that the beanie boy was involved.
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It's annoying when right-wingers like Timmy suck Russia's asshole so much that they take money from them because they are le based or whatever just to have a hissy fit over it when getting called out by some gay fag for it. Milo is right you can't act stupid when so much money is being given to you and act like you have no clue where it came from.


BTW Russia isn't based, it's arguably more degenerate than America in its own right. Once the Soviet Empire fell, so did alot of Russia
 

Tim had Nate Cain, a failed candidate for one of West Virginia's House seat in the Congress & currently runs a cybersecurity business, as the guest.
Phil & Raymond were the co-hosts.

Clip Collection:
-Tim saves all his most interesting content for behind the paywall. This way the panel can masticate over the same news stories, from his morning segments:


-Tim claims he "lost three people" to the alleged draconian laws on contractors, in West Virginia:


-Tim says that one person signed up for his $1000/month tier for his membership. Now, Tim is working with " our members team" to vet this person. Though it appears to be someone that was a member, since it started. Tim says it is a little difficult to arrange a call because of his company being this size. He shares his computers, phones, etc., with other people. Phil jokes that the best way to reach Tim if for him to ping Allison, Tim's newly wedded wife, in Slack. Tim says that most of the behind the scenes operations are managed by her, while he goes to "complain on camera". This may explain why he was so ready to toss all his other staff out, like Hannah, because Allison mismanaging things must be impossible. It was the other staffers failing Tim, all along. Tim segues back to his lack of personal electronics, now, compared with before the Branch Timidian empire expanded:


-A super-chatter brings up being "selectively targetted" on Tim's Discord, & called "a fed", leading to him being banned. Tim apologises for this, stating it is difficult to manage so many things, like responding to emails for customer support. But to remind all his paying members just how much he cares, Tim says that the majority of support emails are akin to people just making elementary mistakes, in a demeaning tone. To fix this issue the super-chatter had, Tim deputises Raymond to be "the sheriff of Discord". Raymond sounds very reluctant to do this, but does not outright reject the promotion:


-Tim reiterates that a good number of people reached out, about setting up franchise locations for CastBrew Coffee. But the beanie boy cannot say more, as it is in the hands of Chef Anthony Gruel & there may be restrictions on what can be disclosed. One thing he does mention is plans to host episodes at the new locations that open:
 
Nod Flenders said:
I never could undestand Tim's appeal.
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Early on it was because he was the only guy calling out the Mainstream's bullshit. He'd show their stories and point out how they're lying. I liked it.
then it started to get a lil stagnant, then he started to insert himself into everything... Then he started to contradict everything he was saying sometimes in the same sentence.
I think Tim was my first grifter experience honestly.
 
Tim offered his commentary on guest of IRL, Ashley St. Clair being the latest receptacle to gestate one of Elon Musk's bastards. He condemned journalists for trying to make a story out of someone having a child:
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But, considering Tim repeatedly declared himself not a journalist, there is no hypocrisy posting sarcastically about Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez being pregnant:
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After Pearl Davis commented upon people claiming Ashley is in some form of danger are "simps". Tim replies, stating that Pearl is just jealous of her " youth, beauty and ability to attract powerful men". A random account said Tim was a simp. Demonstrating his quick wit, Tim replies with the equivalent of "I know you are, but what am I?":
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Tim had some of the Discordians, AK Roma & Skrappjaw, which started a show of their own called Roma Nation, as the guests.
When previously mentioned, on the show, I kept hearing it as "Roman Nation".
Brett & Phil were the co-hosts.

Tim must have "aexed" his spell checker, considering the error on the title card:
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Clip Collection:
-There is something poetic about Tim constantly degrading Ian, on-air, saying how wrong he is, all the time, only to have the product Ian designed sell out faster than that which Tim worked up:


-Tim introduces us to the faces behind one of the shows that emerged from his Discord. & Tim has the gall to compare his chat room to the pubs & coffee houses where the Founding Fathers planned the American Revolution:


-Tim calls for "a producer" to start creating short films for the Branch Timidian media empire. However, he "has no idea how any of this stuff works at this company". Brett says people should send their pitches to Raymond, which Tim immediately says not to. Despite claiming it does not matter if something is not legal, previously, Tim rushes to stop people sending pitches as it is a legal grey area over ownership. Tim claims that as soon as you send a pitch to the beanie boy, "it instantly becomes our property", & "it's not illegal, but it's not legal":


-It is funny seeing some rat-faced Discord doof talk about going on-the-ground, to report on Springfield, Ohio's, Haitian hullaballoo. Meanwhile, Tim has sat inside his remote compound, reading other people's news stories, ever since his beanie was burgled. How the mighty have fallen:


-A few years ago, Tim criticised Michael Bloomberg for imposing a tax upon sodas, as a way to incentivise poor people not to buy them. Now, he makes a joke of EBT potentially taking away the ability to use it on unhealthy foods. No cries of "racist authoritarian", here:


-Tim says that with remote work, he would never have come up with the idea of ordering 1,000 pop tarts for his skater scum to gorge upon as content for The Boonies:


-A super-chatter complains about Ian being a drag on the show. Tim notes that including Ian makes sure there is no mono-culture on the panel, & he can make good points. Appropriate for the moment, as Ian said, on The Culture War, Elon Musk may have a bevy of undocumented bastards out there, no one knows about. This turns to talk of Elon Musk's behaviour fathering children out of wedlock, which Tim is not too critical & is concerned how "he can be there for each of his kids, in a way a father needs to be". Skrappjaw says that it cannot be the same as being a monogamous husband to a monogamous wife:
 
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A racecar sponsored by Timcast crashed into a wall at the ARCA Menards Series, a semi-pro stock car racing league, causing a 15 car pileup. It was car 11 driven by Cody Dennison AKA CAMELOT331 on youtube, who was previously an associate of Nick Rekieta and sponsored by Rekieta Law. Cody started in position 10 and crashed while in position 8. Credit to @SaidNoOneEver https://kiwifarms.net/threads/nicholas-robert-rekieta-rekieta-law-nickrekieta.53871/post-20601231

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