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Both of them were very willing to lie about the topic to push their view as well.
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Have any of the MAGAts realized that Tim Pool is a useless tool, a Geraldo of the internet, or are they still clinging to fantasies of bitch-tits golfing Orange Man ordering their lives? This thread is full of simping fags.
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The only Tim Pool simping I've seen has been for ghost girl, what drugs are you on?
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You've posted in this thread before.
You should know no one in here likes Tim Pool and we despise his fence sitting faggotry.
So you're either baiting or mentally retarded. Probably both. Sorry your retarded, faggoty, lover Adam got stomped on by a balding manchild that couldn't argue his way out of a wet paper bag.
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Then fuck off.
I was referring to Trump and MAGA simping. I'm well aware that nobody likes Tim.
So I get hit with "politically sperging.". This website is garbage. Everyone who regularly comments is probably a pedophile. I have done nothing other than criticize Styxhwxenhammer and JF Gayrapey. And I deserve to be humiliated and attacked because of that?!
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This faggot really named his daughter PP? She was just born...what did she do to him to make him hate her that much already....
Tim even offered to hold up a picture of Muhammad with Adam. He told him Adam wouldn't even make a joke about Islam in the US because he was a coward.
I have a particular hatred for Adam so I went through the painstaking effort of listening to the entire stream. Something interesting of note did happen at the end for those that made it through. Adam took the lead on the conversation for a bit and began discussing streaming projects and ad revenue which ultimately led to discussion the Tencent lawsuit. He got Tim to openly discuss more of it, because at one point he flat out accuses Tim of taking money from Russia. According to Tim, who shows quite a bit of restraint basically confirms the whole thing is dead in the water and there is no lawsuit being pursued at this time. That doesn't stop Adam though from trying very hard to get Tim to say something he can use to defame him though.
Adam is an absolute shitstain of a human being. The first topic was about immigration and he spends the entire time playing dumb and not saying anything. The main debate was over this one illegal girl who wrote a paper criticizing the US involvement with Israel and this got her deported for violating her visa and siding with Hamas. This turned into argument about free speech and how Adam was a free speech absolutist. At one point, he does mask drop and says non-citizens and citizens deserve the same equal treatment and rights. The free speech stuff is what led to the "Go to the UK and make a joke about Muhammad". Adam feigns dumb the entire time claiming not to be aware that's what's happening in the UK. He also says he doesn't have Islam jokes because there's nothing funny about Islam. He keeps saying he's confused about the UK situation.
This is why I took particular interest in this stream. Adam, whether you like it or not, back in the 2010s had at least a little genuine establishment power. He was considered the "smart guy" on the internet for however brief that lasted. He broke into the normie culture space and became an actual name people recognized. It wasn't until Joe Rogan that people realized how much of a fuck he was.
Adam has another mask drop moment earlier during the immigration debate where he just flat out says he doesn't care what the law or legalese of the matter is. He just doesn't feel like America should be the type of place where an opinion can get you thrown in a van and deported.
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The Joe Rogan episode really did destroy him. "I have a friend" sort of becane a short-lived meme.
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Yeah... after watching the rest of the episode, that whole interaction legitimately irritated me. That smug faggot knew he was getting thrashed, so pulled out the "muh' Russian asset" angle. The exact same ploy that confirmed jew Sam Seder tried to use as a "gotcha" against Tim. Again, like most liberals, when confronted on their beliefs, they resort to name calling and needless, semantic bullshit. Surprisingly, Tim handled it well and kept calm and level-headed.
It also surprised me that Adam didn't know the whole "very fine people" hoax was debooonked. The giddiness of Tim showing him up over that was funny, especially since he's talked about that very thing on his show numerous times. And it made Adam look even more like a clueless idiot, if that were even possible.
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Why would he bother knowing something that invalidates most of the rhetoric about Trump being an evil orange hitler?
He's pretending to be retarded because if he admitted he knew the "very fine people" talking point was media bullshit he would have to admit he's a fraud. And then his lefty supporters would eat him alive for handing a win to the uber right fascists (reminder that this is Tim "my only steadfast conservative belief is that I can't show my bald head on camera" Pool we're talking about).
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It doesn't surprise me at all. I think Tim has a very sobering moment these past few weeks when he realized none of his guests knew this was a lie.
To that end, I don't like Joe Rogan. However, the reality is Joe Rogan is a fucking stoner midwit. Him falling for Abrego Garcia is exactly why I don't like Joe Rogan. Despite everything he's done on his show and that he has the job he has; how does he STILL instinctually believe the MSM about anything? The fact he does is baffling. Beaniehead doesn't fall for this bullshit. Quarterpounder doesn't fall for this. How is it these losers on youtube don't fall for the MSM lie, but Joe Rogan does? It's not just him either. It's a lot of people who don't pay attention.
I'm sure when Adam reposts the debate on his own channel, he'll cut the video right before he's debunked...What a fucking monster.
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Jonathan Leibowitz has a great deal to answer for, popularising this particular style taken up by the likes of Steven Colbert, Jon Oliver, Adam Conover, et al. The fast-talking, cleverly-edited, faux intellectual-cum-comedian that compensates for accurate facts by attempting to make the opposition into a caricatured joke.
I should have clipped that segment, but by the end, my eyes & ears were growing weary of Adam's mincing tone & appearance. Here it is. Adam got his opening, because Tim brought up an explainer for what parts of the left & right side with Israel or Palestine, & Russia or Ukraine. Despite Tim's attempts to say there is no evidence of it, Adam persists in trying to tar The Culture War as being paid for by the Russian government. Adam shifts to asking Tim if he supports Putin's 2022 invasion, to which Tim says he does not, even if he does not want to back Ukraine:
While I understand what Adam is attempting to do (get Tim to slip up & admit to taking Russian money), it came off as being willing to do so, himself. That or pretending to be the worst detective, born & raised in the Castro District, trying to entrap someone. Compared with the rage elicited during the "Very fine people" segment, Tim remains far more subdued, despite Adam pulling the same tactic of "I am just asking questions", despite lodging a claim, from the off:
Tim had David Harris Jr., a conservative social media personality & host on NewsMax, as the guest.
Phil & Shane were the co-hosts.
Clip Collection:
-Tim promotes The Culture War episode with Adam Conover, & the coverage of it. The beanie boy hints at more such episodes, with similar guests, to come:
-The panel discusses a clip of FBI Director Kashyap Patel, & Deputy Director Dan Bongino, affirming that Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide. David regards this as shocking to hear, & Tim seems to trust them to be telling the truth. The beanie boy, then, weaves some hypotheticals to justify not releasing information, as it may result in catastrophic damage, due to those involved. In the end, David, Shane, & Tim, all say they would still release the information, regardless:
Where the two diverge from Tim is believing the corpse photographed was actually a body double, & he is still alive. Tim decides to compare this choice to Rorschach, from Watchmen, to reach his comic movie reference quota. Phil steps in to be the voice of reason, stating that some people will never be satisfied, unless it confirms their priors. Now, Tim seems to express a fair bit of doubt that Epstein committed suicide:
& he goes one step further, explaining inaction by politicians & officials as being "the office controls the person", i.e. someone in the government bureaucracy tell an idealistic incoming office holder something terrible would happen if you act, as you promised, so nothing happens. Considering his usual ire at government failing to do their job, this is remarkable leniency. But considering he knows Kashyap & Dan, that may explain it. The panel, also, thinks both men looked worried giving their response. Tim closes out the clip reiterating that some things are simply too dangerous to be shared with the public, which may include information on Jeffrey Epstein:
-Tim is now doing multiple ad reads each episode, with two at the start & one before super-chats, as the new norm. The one at the end was for what I believe is some form of sports betting website, called Underdog Fantasy. However, Tim did something new, that I was not expecting. He added a cautionary note to "Play responsibly", which I cannot recall him doing for other ad reads, even for betting sites on political outcomes that he read, before:
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I've said this before in the Pol thread but I'll reiterate it here. Something everyone seems to be ignoring is that MSM is barely talking about this. I didn't even know about this until QuarterPounder mentioned it. People do not like the way the Trump Administration has handled Epstein. People despise Bondi. People are getting impatient with Kash. People see the slow cover up of Epstein, AGAIN. People see the Diddy trial falling apart. If the Democrats capitalized on this, they could RUIN Kash and Dan. Instead, silence. Nothing. No answers. No nada. Trump's real enemy isn't necessarily the Democrats. It's the Nothing Ever Happens crowd. Getting to them would sink the midterms. Taking advantage of Kash and Dan here would really damage MAGA. But they aren't capitalizing on this at all. Why not? This is completely indefensible from Kash and Dan. Tim's barely talking about it either. Instead we have an episode on Katy Perry and more Solar Flare Soothsaying bullshit.
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The thing about Jon Stewart though, is I will genuinely give him a little bit of respect for the extraneous things he does. Like frequently advocating for 9/11 victims and their families. And when he called out the Deputy Secretary of Defense for the Pentagon failing audits 7 years in a row. He actual yhas some guts to occasionally rise above his station and actually accomplish important things. And thats something that all of his hangers-on and copycats have failed to do. They see the snarkiness and bluster and only copy it. That just makes them all seem fake and annoying because they don't "get it."
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Because they're all in on it with the child fuckers.
They're either owned by em, participated in it, or both.
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Tim was away, so Phil was hosting.
Aiden Buzzetti, president of The Bull Moose Project, a pro-Trump PAC, as the guest.
Elad, & Tate, one of the producers for IRL, were the co-hosts.
Clip Collection:
-Tim just so happened to be absent as Israel is rumoured to be preparing for air strikes upon Iran's nuclear facilities. The jokes write themselves. Elad is on-hand to ensure the panel stays kosher, though:
-Throughout the episode, Elad & Phil snipe at each other:
-The Jewish affairs correspondent decided to lay into "lib-tard-itarian extraordinaire" Rep. Thomas Massie, over his opposition to the BBB (Big Beautiful Bill) Donald Trump wishes to see passed. Phil counters that Massie is the best person in the House of Representatives. As Elad is reading off critiques, from Trump, on the representative from Kentucky, Phil reminds him that Chip Roy, another debt hawk is against the bill, as well. Tate chimes in to say when both those men are worried, that is cause for concern. Elad retorts that Massie is anti-MAGA, due to opposing the bill, but Phil reiterates that he is fiscally conservative, not anti-MAGA. Phil invites Aiden to offer his opinion, instead of going on, which was a nice change from Tim's style of hosting. He explains that the social safety net, as it exists, is provoking a debt balloon, which Phil concurs with:
The conversation shifts to the panel believing that they shall not be getting their Social Security benefits. Aside from Phil, all of the panelists are in their mid-twenties, or late thirties. This lets Elad imply that Phil would vote to retain his benefits, against thebetter interests of the rest of the panel. Phil half-jokingly tells him to "shut your mouth", having said he supports Massie's cuts to entitlements. The conversation resumes, & Phil caps it off by asking Elad if he is done griping about Massie. Elad says he is, but squeezes out one more kvetch, before wrapping it up:
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If you missed Tim's brilliant insights, have no fear, as he is still posting on Twitter, whilst away.
Tim expresses skepticism on Theo Von choosing to label what is happening in Gaza as a "genocide". & in a case of the pot calling the kettle black, Tim critiques Theo for sounding off "on an issue he doesnt know much about":
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Tim continues to share apologetics for Kashyap Patel & Dan Bongino. Now arguing for not sharing information on the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, in Butler, PA, as it may compromise security arrangements for the president:
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& the show is diminished, now lacking Tim's brilliant commentary on events, like this:
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Phil maintained his hosting role, this episode. The guest was Republican National Committeeman Abdul-Rahman Magba-Kamara.
Brett & Raymond were the co-hosts.
Clip Collection:
-It was an uneventful outing, with a more even balance in the conversation. Every panelist getting a chance to speak being such a rarity with Tim around. The only note-worthy thing was Phil's trouble pronouncing names. Some are understandable, like Ramaphosa:
Or Kamara:
But turning Burchett into Boo-kur-ette?:
Tim expresses skepticism on Theo Von choosing to label what is happening in Gaza as a "genocide". & in a case of the pot calling the kettle black, Tim critiques Theo for sounding off "on an issue he doesnt know much about":
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Tim continues to share apologetics for Kashyap Patel & Dan Bongino. Now arguing for not sharing information on the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, in Butler, PA, as it may compromise security arrangements for the president:
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& the show is diminished, now lacking Tim's brilliant commentary on events, like this:
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Phil maintained his hosting role, this episode. The guest was Republican National Committeeman Abdul-Rahman Magba-Kamara.
Brett & Raymond were the co-hosts.
Clip Collection:
-It was an uneventful outing, with a more even balance in the conversation. Every panelist getting a chance to speak being such a rarity with Tim around. The only note-worthy thing was Phil's trouble pronouncing names. Some are understandable, like Ramaphosa:
Or Kamara:
But turning Burchett into Boo-kur-ette?:
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On 22 May, Phil remained the host, & was joined by Scott Horton, editorial director of the Libertarian Institute, as the guest.
Elad & Mary were the co-hosts.
We were lucky to have only one rabid defender of Israel on-set to spar with Scott, & Elad certainly did his level best to make up for Tim's absence. It does not help that Scott has a shorter fuse than other guests.
Clip Collection:
-Elad tries to pin down Scott as being for a bad deal with Iran to end its nuclear programme. He opens by asking Scott what the Libertarian Institute's opinion on making a deal with Iran is, & includes a presupposition that it would end with the Persian state betraying it. Scott responds with how Iran has the ability to create nuclear weapons, already, & the fact they have not done so shows their willingness to negotiate. The libertarian brings up a report from Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, & alleged statements by Benjamin Netanyahu, to bolster his point, but Elad keeps asking how should the U.S. respond, if they do make a nuclear weapon:
Elad keeps interrupting, to ask why Iran even wants a nuclear programme. Scott argues this is for energy production, not a weapons project. The resident Zionist pipes in to say how Scott has not "thought this out", which Scott takes offense to, & both sides raising their voices. Phil tries to inteject, to rein in the situation, calling out Elad's claim that Scott is "weaseling around my questions":
-Scott brings up the situation in Gaza, comparing its scale to the Waco massacre, happening "every single day, for a year & a half" & how it lacks sovereignty, so 7 October is more akin to an attack from a reservation, not an independent state. He does reiterate that it was a terrible crime, but the response is not commensurate with it. Scott alleges that blowing the violence of 7 October out of proportion, citing Max Blumenthal's allegations, allows for Israel to justify committing actual atrocities against Gazans. Phil pushes back, calling into question Max's credibility, as he previously said how the attendees of the Nova Music Festival were on drugs, & as a musician that works at music festivals, it rubbed him the wrong way. Scott runs defence for Max, stating he is "a good dude". He goes on to filibuster about how Palestinians are made out to be villians, when "they're exactly us":
Scott continues, but after a titch, Phil offers Elad a chance to respond. The Jewish affairs correspondent asks how Israel helped promote Hamas, focusing upon Qatari money being allowed in. Scott lays out a longer history, where the Israelis helped to plant the initial seeds for Hamas, as an opposing party to Fatah, which was in power, at the time. Elad argues that the Palestinians voted to support Hamas & strips the Palestinians of any agency, to which Scott responds that they only won "a bare plurality", years ago. Elad refuses to accept this explanation, & labels Scott as "deluding" himself that the Palestinians do not back Hamas. Scott starts to become heated, again, claiming that Gaza's people lack popular sovereignty & Hamas is more akin to a prison gang than a political party. Elad & Scott begin to go at it, again, but Phil cuts this off:
-Phil brings up the story of the Trump administration stripping Harvard University of its ability to enroll foreign students, under the argument that it failed to protect Jews, on campus. Scott agrees that is the reason, but people are upset at Israel's action, not Jews, but Phil disagrees, noting anti-American sentiment has long been present. Scott argues for their free speech rights & this is only because of criticism of Israel, but Phil uses Tim's argument that it is legal to deport people undermining U.S. foreign policy, & this can be used as leverage, to make Harvard comply with the Trump presidency's policies.
Mary finds this less than compelling, because nothing was done in the first Trump term, despite anti-Whiteness already being rife in academia. Phil responds that normies only became aware of it in 2020. Mary points out that the Trump administration's only explanation for revoking Harvard's ability to bring in international students has been the targeting of Jews, not what Phil is saying. Scott intervenes to claim this is simply "raping & torturing the term anti-semitism" to make this apply to criticisms of Israel. Phil says it is not so simple, citing Elias Rodriguez's writings as showing he was anti-American, as well. Scott brings up Rumeysa Ozturk as a counter, to which Phil concedes. But the manlet rocker keeps pushing back, to which Scott tries to argue that foreigners were the big opposition to George W. Bush's invasion of Iraq. When Phil brings up different expectations for free speech by immigrants that become citizens versus non-citizens is important. Scott tries to claim that there is nothing to fear, because communists cannot win arguments & "are no threat to this country":
Phil brings up the LGBT movement, as an example of communist action, to which Scott responds that he wants total separation from government & schools, so they cannot do that. Elad comes in to the conversation, to share his lived experiences about the lives of Jews becoming more dangerous, thanks in part to the sorts of leftists protesting on campuses. Elad claims that the far left are attacking white MAGA supporters, via these actions, because Israel & Zionists are "right-wing, & white coded". Scott clarifies that there are leftists, like that, & targeting civilians is wrong. He uses this to bring up Israel's actions, that push more people towards the leftist camp. Scott goes on to claim he is inoculated against "collectivist...dehumanisation" & does not believe in groups. Atop this, Scott makes clear that the actions of Hamas, in not controlling the mobs that went in & violated Israelis was a big mistake, as it undermined their own cause:
-Thomas Massie comes up, so Elad just has to chirrup about how he is "a Trojan Horse for the left", by opposing the Big Beautiful Bill. Mary asks what happened, & Elad claims Thomas is so principled that he voted against Donald Trump. Phil jumps in to say that it was over the lack of any cuts in the recent spending bill. After a lengthy explanation of the reasons someone like Thomas would vote against the bill, Elad continues to critique him as making "the perfect the enemy of the good" & not voting for the bill:
Everyone but Elad expresses fondness for Thomas, but Elad still pooh-poohs him. Phil & Scott reiterate the need to address the debt, because it undercuts willingness to buy Treasury bonds, as a secure investment, & is leading to a crisis:
-A super-chatter brings up having "Palestine Fatigue", & Phil agrees. Scott says he does not care about the rest of the world, but the U.S. government's relationship makes it his issue. Elad ends up chiming in to say how libertarians are childish, in their outlooks. Phil mentions that being so combative is not going to win Elad anyone over. This does not deter him:
On 23 May, Tim returned & had two guests, James O'Keefe, & Damani Felder, a conservative social media personality.
Libby was the sole co-host.
Tim says he was away, in Los Angeles, talking with Bill Maher. So, we may expect an appearance on Bill Maher's podcast.
Clip Collection:
-When asked his opinion on Kashyap Patel & Dan Bongino's time at the FBI, Tim offers apologetics as to why they have not delivered tangible results yet, on cases like Jeffrey Epstein's associates. This starts with not wanting to compromise ongoing investigations, revealing information would damage U.S. foreign/trade relations, & not enough time has passed to expect results:
-James asks what does Tim think Dan is afraid of, to which Tim implies that there are threats against his children to keep him in line. James expressed upset over the probable cause document for raiding his studio, that was completely redacted. Tim says Attorney General Pam Bondi could order it unredacted, but James feels that asking for favours is inappropriate, because a regular person should expect documents from a false charge should be readable:
Tim is flabbergasted that Dan could be "compromised", & James retains little faith in the Justice Department under Donald Trump, if this is how it behaves. Damani mentions that a friend of theirs runs a show that talks with local residents of their community about what they they, & they found similar dissatisfaction with no real results being shown by the current administration. Tim tries to spin James' issue as being "just after Trump got in", so it is not his fault, but James adds that this was approved by an interim appointee U.S. attorney of Trump's. The beanie boy ends up stating that Kashyap, Dan, & Pam, are being hamstrung by "tens of thousands" of bad actors in the Justice Department:
-James has been working to regain his position in Project Veritas, after being forced out. James credits the ne'er-do-wells' intent to jealousy over his success, & this gives Tim a chance to talk about his own experiences with bad actors in his organisation. The beanie boy claims old staffers & former friends plotted against him, & used prior ties for credibility to "start making up fake stories to try & get clout". The beanie boy links this to "leftists" not understanding his hard work ethic got him where he is, working "14 to 16 hours, every single day":
-I include this ad read, because it ties into Tim's claims of how hard he works. Tim states that the Branch Timidians use this sleep aid, & before they were only getting "5 to 6 hours" of sleep. Assuming Tim is telling the truth, that means he only had three to five hours of non-sleep/non-work time each day. & that is before factoring in additional sleep, via this "beam" product:
-Later, Tim gets a super-chat from a supposed brick layer, stating how Tim does not understand hard work & is "a terrible boss", which Tim rejects. The beanie boy claims that his job is far harder than any brick layer, because he "works 16 hour days, getting sued left & right, having people come to your house, threaten to murder you". & there is some merit to this, as the business owner, Tim does take on responsibilities & risks that the average worker does not. But this is undermined, due to the beanie boy saying all this in such a condescending tone. He even claims that the super-chatter's criticism is "communist" for arguing that he works harder than Tim, & that he understands manual labour from his time working as a luggage handler at Chicago's airport, for two years:
Damani pipes in to say how challenging it can be as a content creator, behind the scenes, which many people do not understand. He still works a regular job, in addition to content creation, as well. But Damani does append that it is even more challenging for people that do this full-time. Both James & Tim bemoan having to bear the burden of lawsuits, due to the actions of employees, & how "they're not strong enough" to endure what the two have. I can give James somewhat of a pass for these sorts of remarks, because at least he confronts people, in person, as opposed to the beanie boy daring someone to come to his remote compound realm to face off with him:
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On 27 May, Tim had Steve Baker, a Blaze contributor & reporter, as the guest.
Elad & Phil were the co-hosts.
Clip Collection:
-Phil brings up the noted pattern of pop culture presenting inept male authority figures (husbands, fathers, etc.), but Tim objects, because Homer Simpson & Peter Griffin are morons that magically succeed at things, holding many different jobs. Which does not invalidate Phil's observation, because they are still examples of an incompetent father figure. The irony of this being that Tim, as the self-professed guy who yells at a camera all day, is reliant upon his wife to run the day-to-day operations of his business, thereby fulfilling that stereotype of the dullard husband dependent upon a competent spouse to survive. In a prior episode, Tim even admitted to not know how to cook, or operate a washing machine, whilst Allison was away, & could not make whipped cream, without messing up the kitchen:
-Elad brings up the interview Tucker Carlson had with Sheikh Mohammed, the Prime Minister of Qatar, as an example of people trying to buy influence & push their positions on the right. In this case, Qatar doing this to promote their policies, with Elad claiming they paid "$180,000, per month" to an organisation which arranged the interview. Tim opposes this framing, stating it is normal for foreign governments to try & set up interviews to promote their values. Elad brings up Pam Bondi & Kashyap Patel taking money from Qatar, as well, implying this was for ulterior motives. Phil says that plenty of nations do that:
Tim finds no fault with a foreign nation hiring a consulting firm to facilitate interviews, only if there is something illicit going on, with it. Phil asks Elad to explain what he may find objectionable about Qatar. Elad alleges hypocricy in Qatari-based Al Jazeera's news coverage, failing to report upon the Gulf state's own failings, whilst highlighting that of others. Tim says he would not expect a state-run news agency to be honest in coverage about its owner, despite Elad's demands that they do so. Tim does question Donald Trump accepting a jet from Qatar, on security grounds, or Theo Von taking a stance upon Gaza, after visiting there. The beanie boy says the acts of Israel & Qatar are similar, being small states trying to sway public opinion their way, but Elad tries to make the latter sound far more influential & nefarious:
Tim argues both the people that love, & the people that hate the Jewish State are "Israel First", because they presume it has such power over everything & is the foremost thought in their minds. Phil criticices the lack of noticing the rising debt, which is a bigger threat than any money or support given to Israel. Tim says he can respect people that evenly call for ending foreign funding, but if you focus upon Israel, alone, when Tim tries to bring up other nations, he calls those people Israel First, implying their lack of intelligence. The beanie boy listed off the groypers & Nick Fuentes being particularly guilty of this. Tim claims that when he wakes up the nation he is focused upon is America, & its problems, with Israel being a distant issue for him:
-A super-chatter brings up the desire to root out Israel's influence that makes it such a large topic, but Tim rejects this. To rebut the claims of Israels' influence, Tim "did the math, for you". Tim used Open Secret's foreign lobby watch to list several other nations spending more money than Israel. & the beanie boy claims that the Jewish State only spent "50" million, which derives from AIPAC "at $40 (million), & then you've got Israel, at $5.7 (million)". Tim declares that unless you think Open Secrets is in a Jewish conspiracy, hiding payments, you have to accept this:
Since accepting what Tim says is a fool's game, I decided to vet his numbers. & to no one's surprise, he was wrong.
First, Tim's claim that Israel, itself, only spent $5.7 million, between 2016 to 2024, is incorrect. That is the total for non-governmental spending, only in the year 2024, by groups from Israel. The site makes clear their numbers include "tourism and trade promotion on behalf of a foreign principal", as well as the more conventional lobbying. The actual total, for money spent over those eight years, by Israel, combining government & non-government money, is over $192 million.
This raises the Jewish state to almost in the top ten. While still small, compared with Communist China, it is several times higher than what the beanie boy claimed.
Second, AIPAC is not mentioned anywhere on Israel's page of registered organisations, so not sure why he chose to include it. But, it does have its own separate entry for American lobbying groups. Because it is not a registered foreign agent. The $40 million, like the Israeli number, is only for 2024, & only includes spending, not lobbying. Open Secrets has scant records for AIPAC, prior to 2022, but for the two recent federal election cycles, it lists it spending around $75 million, via is own PAC, with the incredibly original name, AIPACPAC. Atop this, AIPAC is listed as using approximately $3-4 million for lobbying, each year. & by he way, spending $6 million, in lobbying, for each two year election cycle? A bit too on the schnozz, you would think.
One of my big gripes with Tim is squaring these sorts of simple errors with his claims of how hard he works, slaving away 16 hours a day. Clearly, that does not include vetting his information, if basic arithmetic & fact-checking is beyond Tim. I would have less issue if he just said he was loafing around, spending time with his child, & playing in his personal skatepark, but the beanie boy keeps exclaiming about how hard he works, every day. It just puts the lie to the claim with cases, like this.
Nick Fuentes responded to Tim's statements about him, on the last show.
On 28 May, Tim had Tony Kinnett, a correspondent for The Daily Signal, as the guest.
Ian & Phil were the co-hosts.
Clip Collection:
-Ian is back, on set, & just as barmy:
-Tim, finally, is starting to consider entering politics, after slamming people for not doing as he wished, in government. But is going to wait 20 to 30 years. Also, Tim accidentally says he likes what Kashyap Patel & Dan Bongino are "Jewing", before correcting it to be "doing":
-Tim gets a super-chat about race-swapping, & he is no fan of it. Thus, the beanie boy proposes doing a short film, about the Marvel superhero Black Panther, & cast Ian in the lead role. He shall be the graphene face of white supremacy:
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