And what I would say to that is that may be true as an abstraction, but it flies in the face of so much actual evidence.

Her contemplation of the opinion of her is what really seems to have shifted things.

I'm going to go broader here.

I'm going to go 50,000 foot.

Talking about labeling her Bonnie Blue or not, the only fansification, I guess, would be the only fansification of America, the feminism here, has ruined our moral code.

When you see college athletes make millions of dollars by putting their butt on the internet instead of actually playing volleyball or whatever they play, you're showing women that By being more sexual and being more immoral and appealing to men sexually is more valuable than your education and your athleticism.

And yes, and there is a downward spiral.

It was a majority.

What are we doing here?

I find this to be a Chinese, I always think it's a Chinese psyop.

Same thing the last time I was here, I think we talked about data centers.

And if they can slow our children and our growth, they aren't slowing themselves down.

Their kids, I guarantee they're training their kids directly on AI and how to research and how to use it properly to move forward as much as they can in their own country.

I really ultimately think this always boils down to, and a lot of times, both sides get paid off and both sides get these talking points or whatever, but A lot of times the left loves to run with those talking points.

The same thing with climate change.

Kim

Tim Young is an author and the media fellow at the Heritage Foundation, also the media editor at the Dallas Express.

This is very similar to Lacey Clancy, where, you know, I think we have had it too good for too long in America and people are creating issues that don't exist and they want to be part of something and be part of a movement and be in front of something that just doesn't exist.

And so they start pointing fingers because they think that they have solved something, even though they've done nothing and all of the evidence is there and it's plain as day.

And obviously these courts see it.

And even like in many instances, the defendants admit to what they've done.

So it really is this, this concept of, of, Self and maybe selfishness that comes down to a lot of people who buy into this, that think that they can solve this better than the police and better than the people who are on scene and better than the defendants that admit to what they've done.

And it's being fed into by these influencers who have made and show hosts who have made.

Can something similar happen to these personalities that are making things up, essentially?

Like what are, what are some things in order to lead yourself, to lead your family, to lead, lead your team? Like what are some skills that you think the listeners can start to adopt to become better leaders?

You know, in order to be, you know, honestly, and this is something that I had to learn through the years, again, go back to simplifying, but simplify your message and be able to articulate your message.

You know, a perfect example is when you're with a patient, you're doing a consultation, be able to articulate very simply without, I just, and a lot of people are going to disagree with me, Paul.

And I know a lot of people do.

They think we need to educate, educate, educate, educate.

Well, if they want to be educated, they would have went to school.

They don't want to be educated.

So what are some of the habits and rhythms and disciplines that, that you've incorporated into your life to make sure that you are? Yeah, that's

What's up, Tim?

I have to have a lot of jobs to, uh, to, to, you know, b- pay the bills.

Um, I think this is the best lineup of topics we've ever had in my being here.

I think they're, they're all gonna be really, really good today.

I'm very excited about them.

Uh, I will say this though, Will.

Uh, uh, I have to criticize your social media team.

Proximity to whiteness because of her biracial child

And that's not exactly how I remember it.

Yeah.

Also, I mean, they they also tried to put forward these like very white, like masculine looking guys like Graham Platner that we learned too much about actual Nazis.

They were like, hey, our electorate will love that.

You know, I blame in all of this.

You make a very good point about the media not pushing back.

What has the right done when you have all these large organizations? Oh, boy, I'm going to get myself in trouble.

Unless Clay Travis gets his way and gets to have a Nashville Balls team with all trans players, that would make it must-see TV.

Well-

There is an uninformed influencer class on our side that just will take up any talking point that comes along and fight back and forth.

And, and, like, again, like I, I have no problems with Katie Miller, but, like, come on.

Be smarter than this.

You know, y- you're out there defending AOC against Republicans.

Just how about don't say anything? How about don't look like there's division? Like, if you disagree with what Republicans are out saying, just, uh, like on this one, just, like, don't take her side.

Mm-hmm

... and sells out shoes like crazy.

He just, uh, I don't know No words

I really would love to know if there's more to that story, like, if, if Murphy had some background on it.

But, like, it almost seemed as if he-- like, Sprout had gone out drinking the night before and, and came in hungover and was pitching a ca-- Like, it was just weird.

I don't know.

I, I don't know that I've ever seen a pitcher get pulled that way.

Um, but I love Murph so much.

Like, he's always coming up with new ways to send messages.

No.

Now, there is nothing that can happen, unless he lies about it again, which I don't know, maybe he's sociopathic enough to do it.

He probably is, and I think that's really the, the point at the end of the day.

And, and, you know, you've gotta be somewhere mentally, too, when you realize you're making more money than the president, which he was at the time, um, that he had been around and also screwed...

I don't know where your mind, i- is after he screwed up everything with the AIDS epidemic back in the '80s, too, and, like, s- hundreds of thousands of people died because of him and his bad decisions.

So, like, again, like, uh, uh, along the li- I, I guess you kinda turn off your emotions somewhere in the middle of that and just make it all about yourself and just say, "Hey, I'm famous." I, I just can't imagine calling up a celebrity-

Like, what? You can't actually believe that, but I also don't think you're that dumb for clickbait either.

Yeah.

Look, uh, I'm gonna go, I'm gonna lean in with Patrick.

Right

...

this is all...

Again, you can manipulate these things to make it look like, uh, there are, there are two things causing each other when it's extraneous variables that go into it.

And a lot of times it is, like, the leftists kind of, like, adding taxes and, and allowing their, uh, electric companies to go crazy.

I think anybody who lives in Maryland would agree with that.

They, they have basically a monopoly there, and their electric rates have gone through the roof.

You're absolutely right.

Tim, how about you? What's one of the most valuable lessons you've learned in your career?

Finding the right partners.

I've been in sales for 30 years, so finding the right partner to partner with because And I'm bragging on Brandon and Quality because they're the partner I can count on.

They're the partner I know is going to do the right thing and do the best job.

So to me, as a manufacturer, finding that right partner to partner with, it makes us both successful.

Because at the end of the day, if he don't do his job right, it makes me look bad.

And same goes the other way.

Tim, how about you? What's one of the best things you've ever done for your business or

Tim, tell us about Lego in your life.

So Lego came very late for me in life.

Maybe two Christmases ago, someone bought me my first set.

Never done it before.

Didn't allow it as a parent with my children because I didn't want to step on them because they do hurt.

But I got my first set, and like Lou said, it was like therapy.

After a long day or being on the road, I could sit down and just focus on the set, and my mind would calm.

So hold on there,

Hmm.

Um, but, uh, yeah.

So I just kind of, I went to law school, and I was in stand-up comedy at the same time.

I just kinda started performing.

Um, and then, uh, it just kinda came together.

And, and I, I entered on the Hill for Tim Hutchinson from Arkansas at the time.

Mm-hmm

... from 2010 to 2011 or something like that, and, uh, just kind of went around.

Okay.

Um, then I started getting kind of, I was in sales for LexisNexis for a little bit.

Um, and, uh, ended up, I have a very far scumpy resume where I was kind of like everywhere where things were happening.

Um, at some point I started writing, I wrote for the college paper for a bit and then I started writing for a bunch of other papers and things and, uh, have a really, uh, crappy, like, you know, I have my, I have, I'm published everywhere, but just crappy stuff that probably doesn't exist anymore on the internet.

Um, And I ended up as the young member chair at the National Press Club from 2010 to 2011 or something like that.

And just kind of went around.

Then at some point I became the digital director and marketing director for Liberty Alliance, which at one point was the nation's largest conservative publisher.

Yeah, exactly.

Yeah.

I'm not a d- I, I'm not an ideologue.

I don't wanna tell people how to live.

And that's why I love California, 'cause it's the home, for me, ultimate home of freedom, and do your own thing, and that kind of rebel spirit, which is why we've created so much amazing, um, you know, innovation and, and things that have changed the world, whether that's Hollywood or tech or whatever it is, 'cause, 'cause we're California and we just...

And that's the spirit that's been crushed by these-

I don't blame them on that, but I wish that they did take the public relations side of this a lot more seriously.

It's not the left infiltrating our side.

It's our side, uh, picking up...

uh you know there's bill uh you know graham platner but but enough about him uh but uh you know most americans are cool and i and the europeans are kind of surprised they're not being you know physically attacked by gun-toting um uh hippie perverts who want to you know ed baity and deliverance but enough about graham platner

This is what gives me hope for our elections and actually hope for America.

Because, again, these people are trained leftists, right? And they have nothing but leftist media.

And they actually discern and see the differences between what they're being fed and what's actually happening.

I hope that our people on our side also see the same way, the leftists in America.

Because I think all we hear from are these crazy far-left people who are screeching on the Internet or showing up to yell at ICE facilities.

So I actually believe that it's giving us hope that people are reasonable and can actually see through the BS that they're being fed.

I

Yeah.

It's pretty interesting.

Think about that.

Okay, and then somebody responded, and this person, I don't know, goes by the handle Professor X.

And he says this.

This ...

But I found what he said really interesting.

Yeah.

Could you tell us a bit about your own disability and the challenges that you've faced that perhaps you're trying to improve?

Sure.

So I'm a tetraplegic.

That means I have an impairment in all four limbs.

I'm a wheelchair user.

I don't have use of my hands, and so I, um, I find it difficult to push a wheelchair, and so infrastructure makes a huge difference in my life.

If there's a difficult cu- curb ramp, um, even if o...

Tell me a bit about this app you've created called Smart Access.

It is possibly moving in the direction of criminal.

Well, okay, so here's the real...

The real story in all of this is that they had these videos.

They knew these people were there, and until Eric Swalwell became a threat, everyone was happy to cover it up.

There was a, a reporter, and I should have taken notes, who said that he knew about this for thirteen years on X the other day.

He's a guy from San Francisco Chronicle, I believe, or The Gate.

And when you look back, I, I did the old grok search and said, "Hey, has he ever mentioned anything about improprieties with Swalwell before?" No, not until this month.

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I try.

I can't believe it.

Todd, that's the, the nicest you've ever talked about Donald Trump I think ever.

Um, the, I don't know where we are today.

But did you...

I don't know if you guys saw or not, uh, when, when Trump had the, uh, the meeting with the Chancellor of Germany and he said that, uh, Elon had TDS and he misses the, the fame and the rub he got from being in the White House already.

That was kind of...

"Then wh- where has he been in all these primaries?" I'm like, "Well, that one I don't have a good answer for." So what's yours?

So for those who are willing to, like, look into it and those who actually want to grow and see where politics has changed, you can look at what things were like in two-... between 2008 and 2016, and you can see a vast shift, and I think maybe that's not the focus of the first 100 days, but for the people that are paying close attention, it kind of helps form a narrative for things.

I, uh, I'm gonna go with the grating, because you went with the grating.

I'm gonna go B+ as well, not just because of the border, though.

Uh, he is b-balls to the wall with executive orders.

He's doing everything he can possibly do.

Uh, y-you have to remember, when you're, when you're putting in cabinet members, nothing can really get accomplished until you have the staffing for those cabinet members, so you have a bunch of people in there with a bunch of great ideas that hopefully, uh, will have the backup soon to be able to enact them.

But as far as what he can do personally from the White House and from the Oval Office, I think he's done more than what any other president has ever done, especially as a conservative, uh, and a Republican.

Yeah.