Timcast IRL

I'm also an author. I wrote a book called The Man Behind the Curtain about George Soros, which I think is actually the best-selling biography of Soros

I've booked coming out in a few months called fact checking fact checkers

It's really just a takedown of PolitiFact, Snopes, FactCheck.org, or go lose, kind of people, right on.

I am the illustrator of the hit Indiegogo smash on the front page book called Ghost of the Badlands written by none other than Razor First.

It has gained $190,000 in less than a week, and that's pretty good I think.

Ghost of the Badlands

I'm also the author of this nice Children's book Goofberry Pie

Goofberry Pie

I've booked coming out in a few months called fact checking fact checkers

Yeah, so I'm a journalist, I've had a lot of different jobs over the last 15 years or so, most recently I just wrote a book, "Uncovered: How the Media Got Cozy with Power, Abandoned Its Principles, and Lost the People".

I mean, this is a guy who was in the establishment in that way, was, was, I'm the first chapter of the book is about Hunter Biden's laptop, Tucker tells me, I knew it was real from the minute I saw it because I have emails with me and Hunter Biden to get sober.

He was in the laptop, yes, in the world, in the laptop, you know a guy who knew the Biden family, I mean he tells me in the book that he knew Biden has dementia because he's heard from Biden's family that he had to mention this was before he ran, so this is a guy who was in that world and then became the turncoat in a lot of the same ways that Trump did in the New York media scene and so you're not going to be able to find that you're not going to be able to get the guy who knew what was going on in DC who knows all the same people and can expose that the left and the right.

I mean he goes after the right harder than anyone else on Fox, and if you're looking for a reason why you want a guy like that to not be on the air for the next year which is like the length of his contract there, there's your reason.

I just want to make sure we don't leave out our good friend Cuomo who scored 26,000 viewers in the key demo holy crap and then Cuomo 11 p.m. get this eight, 8,000, the demo, yeah eight, eight thousand holy crap he probably made a whole 20 bucks off that show.

I write about this a lot in "Uncovered", it's like there's, there starts with the seed of something, whether it's you know, the steel dossier, Russia gate, the media covers something in a specific way, I call it glance journalism like you could you get it at the glance and initial story, and then they just move on to the next thing and and they never go back and start to correct it. They're they're so addicted to to Trump and to anything that's kind of the ancillary, the January 6th or the election process.

I've talked to people that could not sleep, that had to take pills because they were, we're just, just so overcome with with this feeling that they're in this existential fight with Donald Trump during the Trump presidency and and it made them completely put the guardrails of journalism out when they tried to, to try to take him down, and it was so obvious to the audience and to this day. I mean, they've not learned a single lesson.

I mean I detest absolutely everything the man stands for, I don't have to take sleeping pills president it's insane to have such a small petty outlook on life. My goal is to go after this person and take them down, for some bizarre reason, they saw him as the embodiment of every principle that they hated despite the fact that he was basically a New York Democrat in many ways, at least with respect to his economic policy decision-making. He was more socially conservative even there, he was like somewhere between center right and centrist. This was not some far-right political leader and even if he was to be.

I mean I didn't work with him, but I was a media reporter, a super smart guy ended up getting involved I think in, uh, with marijuana hydroponics and farming.

I mean I in the book I track you could spend about an hour and a half and hit the headquarters of fox news which is across the street from the headquarters of mbc, CNN, CBS, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, it's all in a very like 20 block radius, it's and in fox news, you know, they yes, they cater to a different audience, but they're right in that same area. It's, it's not as different as people think.

I write I describe them as anti-speech activists, these people that should be about free speech and allowing a free flow of ideas on social media or wherever are now saying no, no, these people are dangerous and I actually think that that young people see that and say I'm not, I'm not gonna be a part of that. That's not who I am. It's the cult versus the not cult. Yeah.

I'm specifically site there was a magazine Cosmo that put on the cover this gigantic obese woman and then just with the headline, this is healthy, this is healthy now.

I do think conversations like this are encouraging, and the fact that these conversations are successful on platforms that people may be finding other junk food and yet can have kind of real deep conversations, can be part of a community, even if it's a digital one can, it is actually a sign and again I know we started with Tucker Carlson, the demise of Fox News. It's another sign that corporate media is junk, and that conversations like this are going to win out and and actually connect with people in ways that it should. These are the kinds of common, you know connections that people should be having if you guys ever seen a Bronx Tale?

I've said this before and I won't launch into my whole explanation for why I put it this way, but leftism is social decay. That's what it is.

I just tweeted, we need to start asking ourselves why young people are so desperate to be someone else instead of themselves? And it's gotten like in 9,000 retweets or whatever the funny thing though is the left responses immediately talking about trans issues, right, and I was just like I'm just, I was speaking generally.

I'm outright saying why are there people who are dying their skin? Why are there people who, who are trans? Why are there people who are trans species? Why are there people who create fake personas? Why are the people who use different names? Why, why don't they just want to develop who they are? And someone responded to me, a conservative person was like, it's normal for kids to want to be someone else, and then I'm just like, is that a projection, because when I was a kid, I didn't want to be anybody else that didn't exist in my mind. I was just, I just was what I was. There's a, there's a viral video from a show called The Good Doctor.

He's autistic, so he's like, you're a boy because you have xy chromosomes, not xx. And then the kid says, how did you know you were supposed to be a boy, other than you know, other than biology and he goes, that's your question makes no sense. I'm not supposed to be anything. I am a boy and I was like, that's a perfect line, you're not supposed to be anything. You, you're supposed to be who you are, what you are? Yeah, why are people so desperate, young people so desperate to not be themselves?

I think it's a large part of it, but some of this is being directed from within these, these children's own homes, because their parents have their own issues that they haven't sorted out, and that's even before social media, right? 1994, I mean, I, I agree with you. I think social media has a huge factor, and not just because of the incentives of it, but because you go from maybe you grew up wanting to be famous or you wanted to be you know successful, but now you want to be special and you're doing it in a way that is performative. It's, it's public in in a way that never existed before, I mean, I, you know, whether it's the media, whether it's kids growing up, the, the incentives of, of getting feedback from friends from family from fans in, in the moment, it's very hard to, I can't even imagine growing up in a, in a society where you are living in public and and you have in your mind the potential of is this the thing that's going to make me famous or special? And, and you're doing it on Instagram, you're doing all these platforms that, that have that ability. And then you're also doing it with all these, the, the normal pressures that you have with being a kid, right, in its school and dealing with things and then, and even with when it comes to, to bullying. And the, again, the normal things that you would just go through an elementary school in junior high and high school.

There's not an off switch anymore because of these platforms, you go home, you're still dealing with it online through DMs to other people tweeting and tick talking and sharing your post. It never goes away. So, we have an entire culture that's sick, right now and again when we talk about things like school shootings, this is part of the reason we've created a culture that is completely, completely ill and in needs a little bit of reformation. We've taken God out of people's lives.

I'm not saying that having a legal system doesn't work, that having police departments doesn't work, but what I am saying is the thing that works the best is the family, in the family unit.

I just gotta say to the rumble guys, it says Timcast IRL 500,000 followers, we, we don't have 500,000 followers on rumble. Wow, hold on, let me see what you have on rumble right now, 375 or 400 or something, you don't deserve a one of them advance, but the actual account has like a million or something.

Yeah, so Uncovered is my book, read uncover.com, read uncover.com to find it. It doesn't just look at what happened the last seven years, but why it happened, how it happened, be prepared for when it happens again. I kind of give you the tools to do that.

I also have a podcast and live stream at the chain, the channel Shamer on rumble. So that's rumble.com/shamer if you'll want to go check that out, word.

Ian bought the book 'Genderqueer' not even conservatives are reading that book and they really should.

I wrote my first book ever that doesn't come out till June but I'm sure it'll be world famous called The Anti-Communist Manifesto.

That's why I wrote The Anti-Communist Manifesto which can be purchased at jessikellybook.com.

I do have an anti-communist manifesto book coming out. You can pre-order it at jessikellybook.com.

Louise Perry has just written about this and Unheard, at the currently South Korea is in massive population decline, North Korea it's still growing.

William Cooper, it was also documenting that many many years ago in his book Behold the Pale Horse describing objects that he saw as a naval intelligence officer literally coming out of water, like it was not breaking any kind of force field at all and moving extremely fast as under water as it did in the sky.

It's not the Great Reset. It's The Great Narrative, because in this book he tries to create what is essentially a new quasi religion with a new moral structure. In fact, there's even a chapter called Morals and values where they into they they replace the metaphysics that normal religions have let's say with a god with climate catastrophe.

Now that's because there's the theory of subjective theory of value that tells you that you can't make those predictions but you can make predictions that if you mess up with the...

that's why this theory this subjective theory of value I think explains it that's why it's a mishmash that's why you can go you know 10 10 years and gold prices doesn't move yet they've been printing a lot of crazy then all of a sudden we have our our prices going up but that's all explainable through Austrian economics

to me this was exciting and I used to kid myself I said boy I'm sure glad I found these people that agree with me and of course it was the other way around because it's been there a long time so I think that you know people people you know can find the thing but that to me was the most interesting thing is to search

Barry Rothbard used to say well he says he believes in the division of labor and I do too so you raise the chickens and I'm going to save my silver dollars and my gold coins and so I can buy some eggs from you

This is like one of the best books I've ever read.

It's fascinating how it originates in Marxism, goes down the tree to critical theory.

This is the best book since the 2020 cynical theories by Helen Pluck Rose and James Lindsay on this topic in my opinion.

I think you and I... I think everybody in this room frankly falls on the side of liberal social justice. Not equality of outcome, equality of opportunity.

it's I'll put this right here is what each way you can go too far into the order side and you can go to cars look at the Islamic world right and so the lack of belief in God probably is what's leading people to get this weird finding fine to find pleasure on our God that's the problem

I'm reading Scott Horton's pre-release of his new book It's like 500 pages on the history between Russia and Ukraine It's incredible He breaks down all of the color revolutions That happened through the eastern block nations That were CIA backed And I can't tell you how Reminiscent it was Of living through 2020 And it just strikes me as a color revolution I'm not saying it was one But it felt a hell of a lot like one When you read about them, it's crazy It's uncanny honestly

I didn't know anything about this until i read scott's book but after the fall of the ussr the the west broadly but obviously america being the the leader of the west had such an incredible opportunity to look at their fallen foe and say we are going to welcome you into the capitalist west because most people don't know this but the russian people after the fall of communism were extraordinarily open to the idea of capitalism because they were like well that sucked let's give this ago and instead of walking welcoming them with open arms they were just kicked in the teeth repeatedly by the west and george bush's administration bill clinton's administration george bush's juniors administration year after year you had both yeltsin as well as putin that requested if they could be added to the u n or excuse me to nato they were laughed off never even given a consideration and the only requirement that putin put on it was that he wanted to not have to wait in the normal line which obviously as a nation with over six thousand nuclear weapons you might want to go like all right yeah we won't make you wait is in the in the reason five thousand no six out as far as i know it's six thousand but the reason he didn't want to wait is because the hardliners in russia that were super anti-west probably would have toppled him in that interim so he's just like look slap us in the nato he didn't have the time to wait yeah he's like i can't wait if you want me in there put me in there let's let's just accept the fact that we are european and what do they do instead they alienate and they drive them into back-to-back depressions over a three-year period that greatly diminishes the the life expectancy of the russian people i'm talking late 90s i was a kid at the time i had no idea any of this was transpiring and then as a as a as a byproduct of this you now have driven russia not only into war that could have been avoided if our lunatic state department hadn't been involved but also into the arms of the ccp the communists who also have nuclear weapons and oh might i add over a billion people and we risk world war three now when we none of this had to happen none of it so you're correct they have five thousand nine hundred seventy seven it was at their peak the soviet union had 45 000 yes and and that was the other thing that they were doing they were cutting back on their nuclear arsenal they ended the war saw pack they were doing all of these like signs of good faith and instead of treating them with any sort of respect as a nuclear power they were just laughed off and abused and like this is not to justify or write off pudin's responsibility in the death of countless ukrainians and it's absolutely tragic but to write off the west responsibility in this and the u.s specifically the bill clinton administration which gets a total clean bill of health no one even pays attention to what the clinton administration did to them during that period but they along with the imf and the world bank absolutely destroyed russia and they they laid the groundwork for a nationalistic rise of a strong man like vatem vatem rputin he probably would have never even been the leader of russia had been not for clinton it does seem like he's trying to hold on to save the country that's why he won't let go and it's like when he feels comfortable letting go it'll just be like

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