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This is a tough business. What I do? You look very unhappy with me right now. I just think that what you did to Tim Pool, uh, was mean. And look at how you've hurt his feelings. She was offered a tour, sushi, and poker with the boys. Like, it's one thing, uh, but look at, look at how sad he's become now. How none of it is worth it for him anymore. He could be making millions. Instead, he's making millions and having to work a little bit harder. Work.
This is, uh, a clip of, uh, Tim Pool, I guess, from what, with just the, just the other day. Do we know who this guy is? Which one? This guy we're looking at. This is Filban. He's a Tim Cast guy. He's actually, funnily enough, a singer of an emo band called All That. Right. He's All That Remains. Funky. I got you. Got you. I don't even know what that means. But is, is he responsible for the video where Tim Pool is like running with his sunglasses on through? He might actually be related. I bet he corresponds with Phil for his music. He's got Phil's a real musician. Okay. So, uh, Tim's upset. I'm sorry. I'm sorry to hear. Yeah. How, how best set this up? Tim Pool is upset because something happened on the show yesterday and he's calling out the guy who made it happen. And he's reassessing his career. His diarrhea. No, different. That was something else. No, this is sort of verbal diarrhea. Might do if they get in charge of the government. From my lefty friends, you know, is like, I think, I think it's only fair that I don't take the heat for what you said, Jesse. And I'm not trying to be a dick, but I'm getting people attack my character now for having had to take the show down because you made two allusions to killing people. So I'm not trying to be a dick right now, but like, I've got 500 messages of like, what the hell are you doing? Why are you taking the show down? Are you with us? You're trying to make money. So I thought YouTube took the show down. No, I had to take the show down. Okay. I had to take the show down because you made two allusions within like the span of a couple minutes to murdering people. Okay. After I explicitly stated in the pre-show, do not make allusions to violence. Then went on to explain, we keep having people come here and saying they want people killed or people should kill people or they can be killed or things like that. 18 minutes into the show, you pause it for one second. I want you to go back just about 10 seconds, 15 seconds. But I think if you find yourself saying, we keep having people come on the show who are making allusions to killing people or having other people killed and killing and murders and, uh, fighting and killing, I feel like if you say those words about your show, you may need a deeper dive into this. But apparently, it's everybody else's fault. And the, this is, this is some. And he's not even mad about the, the killing people. So far, he's mad he had to take the show down and pissed off his fans. Yeah, he pissed off my fans. I got to get do this. So we're going to get demonetized. And the funny thing is, not just YouTube. Go ahead, Bradley. Good to murdering people. Okay. After I explicitly stated in the pre-show, do not make allusions to violence. Then went on to explain, we keep having people come here and saying they want people killed or people should kill people or they can be killed or things like that. 18 minutes into the show, you had made two allusions. One was the helicopter throw of the Pacific Ocean. That's kind of like a, we're going to get, we're going to get hit for that probably. But you know, we'll see what happens. But then you said, you can go kill the human smugglers for all I care. And it's just like, that's like, it's not, it's not a YouTube thing. It's Rumble would take us down for this. I've had the conversations with Rumble about it. And so it's a question of free speech for the people who are right now who are slamming me, claiming that it's a big news day and I intentionally took the show down for fake reasons to make money. What? No matter what platform we're on, that show would be removed and we would face legal liability. Pause it for one second. I just want to make it clear. Yes, somebody asked this question. I want to make it absolutely clear. Before Digby came on, I had to give her the talk. Don't mention, don't be calling for the specific killing of any individuals. And don't get confused by the two weapons I have over behind me. That's not what we're about here. This is not a pro-killing podcast. Or at least it can't be because we're going to get demonetized even on Rumble for that. Bro, it's one thing to like allude to the mass killing of leftists in South America in the '70s by throwing them off helicopters. But don't say, actually go kill the human traffickers. That's an explicit death threat. I can maybe get by on the throwing people out of helicopters thing if we just say it's a joke or something like that and people don't know what's a reference to. Also, Tim, keep this in-house. Like, you don't need to do this on it. This is a fair discussion. Except you do need to do it on there. There's a lot of things. And you shouldn't even talk about it because I think you're responsible for probably am in a certain way. But like, you, Tim is the kind of manager I'd imagine that doesn't necessarily want to have a conversation that's a little tough. Might have. He might need to, you know, have a little bit of bravery for an off-camera discussion. But he probably feels more emboldened when he's on air that he knows you're not having real conversations. Reaction. Yeah, who are slamming me claiming that it's a big news day and I intentionally took the show down for fake reasons to make money. Look on that guy's face. He doesn't know how to respond. No matter what platform we're on, that show would be removed and we would face legal liability. And so the question is, can we have a show? If we persist, that show would be deleted and that would be the end of it. Okay. So all I can do is say I tried. We take it down. That's, that's all I can do, I suppose. And so now I get, I get all the flag for it. It's not a fun job. It's the best job. You like the beanie? I mean, I could, uh, just host my morning show where it's just me and it makes, uh, million bucks a year and not have to worry about anybody coming in. I don't worry about employees dumping bacon grease down my drains and clogging up our septic system. I don't worry about getting sued 15 times and getting death threats all the time. And then having people accusing me of trying to rip them off to make money because people come on the show and like, don't respect the space or whatever. Like, man, it is, it is stressful. We, I was just talking about how people come in here and they just vape despite. We like, uh, I, it's, it's wild, dude. It's, it's absolutely wild. Like, look at that guy's face. Every week, accommodation. And then we get people who come out here and they just like, they just don't care about anything we do. And I'm not saying you. It's just like, it builds up on you. And then when you are forced to make that difficult decision, it's all my fault. It's, I'm like, man, I had a conversation with this, uh, prominent industry professional, you know, a year ago. And I was like, dude, when I was just doing my morning show, I was a millionaire working six hours a day, playing video games, going out for pizza, doing a morning podcast that was like number 50 in the world. You going, we were like, let's do more. Let's take on, let's take on the world. Let's build culture. Let's do another show. Capital. Let's go to war. And now all of that money that comes in pays for employees, pays for a building, pays for infrastructure, pays for cool. Everyone who's like, my salary that I get paid just comes from the show for the most part. I say for the most part because there's profit. I'm not going to act like there's not profit. But, uh, money that we generate from members. Pause for one second. Just be clear. My salary comes from the, uh, the morning show. Now, of course, I get shareholder distribution, a little bit off the top, probably. I mean, yeah, be clear on that. And, and that's his compound where they all like, the idea that why is an employee putting bacon grease down your damn drain? Him? It's cuz everyone's freaking living plumber, dumb ass. Yeah, maybe, maybe just have an office space. He's right. If you've got a septic tank. And really, I mean, largely speaking, first of all, you take the bacon grease and you save it. Okay? You put it in a jar, you save it because it's great with other stuff. But it's only going to last for so long. And then you got to throw it out. You scoop it out with some paper towels, or you take a spoon, you put it into the garbage. You don't put it down there, particularly in the winter. It coagulates. Mhm. All right. Sure. Yeah. I'm sorry. We agree about that. But if it happens, you know, you got that's what the money's. I mean, this is, I mean, Sam doesn't want to do this show anymore. Anymore. It was so much easier when the majority report was just you. Just you. It was so, you know, you were happy before you had to expand it. The things like the AM Quickie and the merch store, live YouTube, and Benwood Twitch. I got to say, poggers. R. Oh, go ahead. Keep going. M. Like my salary that I get paid just comes from the morning show for the most part. I say for the most part because there's profit. I'm not going to act like there's not profit. You're playing a game called capitalism. The amount of money that we generate from memberships and from all the ad reads that I do does not go to my salary at all. So I quite literally could just stop Timcast.com, stop Timcast IRL, end all of it, and I'm making the same amount of money. Can we vote for that? And so I absorb all of this because, yep, I don't know. I'm pissed off at these and people like Joe Biden who are doing all this up and burning everything to the ground. But man, it is just so brutal some days. And then you get like this where it's like the country is melting down around us. Or maybe it's all for show. Maybe it's fake. Maybe the Texas National. I got another theory. Uh, maybe you're melting down and the rest of the country is, you know, just, uh, things are happening. He seems quite concerned about legal liability right now. Now, God knows who knows. I mean, you, you don't want people saying reckless things on your program. I mean, you don't want or things that are verifiably like untrue or like calling someone, you know, a pedophile, um, or calling for the killing of someone individually. He shoots, he shoots, uh, from the hip and he says some, uh, some crazy, crazy things that I wouldn't, uh, feel comfortable saying. But, you know, yeah, we're not Timcast. We're not Timcast. And we don't have, uh, I don't have sush. This is why Oscar Wilde was a socialist. He wrote in The Soul of Man Under Socialism, property not merely has duties but has so many duties that its possession to any large extent is a bore. It involves endless claims upon one, endless attention to business, endless bother. If property had simply pleasures, we could stand it. But its duties make it unbearable. In the interest of the rich, we must get rid of it. I think we can all agree with that. All right, let's, uh, and then you get like this where it's like the country is melting down around us. Or maybe it's all for show. Maybe it's fake. Maybe the Texas National Guard is only around to put on a show to make it seem like they're actually doing something so people country don't rip their heads off. I mean, Brian Kemp certainly didn't do anything to oppose the Biden, uh, administration around with the elections. Why would we trust him now? That's the problem. Pretending to do something that done. Now, now that dude is like, let's change the subject. Let's change a subject because, um, there's that is really something. That is really, uh, something. There. It's Friday, folks. I mean, we can spend a little time just mock. You know, and listen, I want you to also know, I should just say, we are efforting. That's what we call it in the biz. Uh, I spoke to a major industry, uh, player who said, when you're trying to get a guest on, you're efforting. We're trying to, we're efforting trying to get Tim Haker on, just because of his, uh, journalism that he did last week regarding Tim's, um, the like emergency, uh, evacuation of his studio. To evacuate? Yeah. Uh, but that is, uh, but yes. And for people who are accusing us for putting Tim through our whiny filter, we did not do that. No, no. That's just his natural voice. But he doesn't sound like, honestly, I mean, not very based of him, Tim Pool, to be worried about monetization and these kinds of things. I thought he cared about free speech. And yet it always comes down to the bottom line, I guess that's the case. He could just be playing video games and making a million dollars, um, talking about Jesse Smets, but, you know, but he has like the weight of the world on his shoulders. I'm in favor of that. Yeah, no, take it easy, Tim. Let, uh, you know, Moon Lord or whatever, take over the compound. And well, I'm sorry that he's not feeling great these days. Yeah, well, crocodile, uh, sentiments coming from you. Totally crocodile sentiments. We all know, we all know that you're not, uh, that's true. You go through the trouble of extending hospitality out to people and they just laugh at you. I, I didn't respect the space.