[00:15 - 00:27]Slur proposal discussed, idea to say slur on stage for $10,000

[00:27 - 01:13]Comparison to Steve McQueen movie, 'The Great Escape'

[00:50 - 02:32]Discussion of WWII POW camps and how they are depicted in movies

[01:16 - 01:38]Comparison to Steve McQueen movie, 'The Great Escape'

[01:52 - 03:41]Discussion of WWII POW camps and how they are depicted in movies

[03:12 - 04:58]Mention of ancestry and past family involvement in organized crime

[05:13 - 06:26]Discussion of WWII POW camps and how they are depicted in movies

[05:19 - 05:38]Discussion on the limitations of trying to piece together information and how it can lead to creating a fantasy narrative

[05:38 - 05:57]Mention of ancestry and past family involvement in organized crime

[06:26 - 08:40]Comparison of Japanese and German ideologies during WWII

[06:34 - 07:25]Comparison to Steve McQueen movie, 'The Great Escape'

[08:12 - 08:45]Mention of ancestry and past family involvement in organized crime

[08:46 - 09:15]Discussion of WWII POW camps and how they are depicted in movies

[09:16 - 11:04]Admitting that a lot of conspiracy theories have some truth to them

[10:21 - 11:36]Discussion on the limitations of trying to piece together information and how it can lead to creating a fantasy narrative

[11:19 - 12:25]People often accuse the speaker and their show of being a CIA operation due to their involvement in certain events.

[14:16 - 16:08]The speaker argues that Jones is not a CIA operative, but rather someone who reads the room well and follows the money.

[15:01 - 15:54]The speaker argues that the focus should be on political questions and holding power, rather than proving conspiracy theories.

[16:09 - 16:34]The speaker argues that Jones is not a CIA operative, but rather someone who reads the room well and follows the money.

[16:35 - 20:16]The speaker addresses the Sandy Hook conspiracy theory and suggests that it is a result of the reactionary media running out of options.

[20:22 - 22:44]People often accuse the speaker and their show of being a CIA operation due to their involvement in certain events.

[20:59 - 21:27]The speaker addresses the Sandy Hook conspiracy theory and suggests that it is a result of the reactionary media running out of options.

[22:44 - 23:48]The speaker suggests that the narrative of them being a CIA op is fueled by people trying to piece together connections and a lack of understanding of their actual principles.

[23:13 - 26:45]The speaker discusses the neoliberalization of intelligence agencies and how they may be in contact with individuals who may carry out these attacks.

[26:45 - 27:41]The speaker talks about "hog talk," a YouTube series about militias

[27:16 - 27:29]The speaker talks about the need for collective action and a shared material goal for change

[27:41 - 28:53]The speaker mentions a hypothetical post-revolution job, such as a designer for the red army or a communist Hamilton

[28:12 - 28:59]The speaker talks about the need for collective action and a shared material goal for change

[28:22 - 28:45]The speaker discusses the killing of Freya, a walrus in Norway, and calls for American intervention

[28:59 - 29:51]The speaker talks about the need for collective action and a shared material goal for change

[29:51 - 30:22]The speaker introduces the topic of collective action and a serious issue related to it

[30:03 - 30:12]The speaker talks about "hog talk," a YouTube series about militias

[30:22 - 34:03]The speaker discusses the killing of Freya, a walrus in Norway, and calls for American intervention

[33:45 - 36:09]The speaker talks about traditional Icelandic food and their love for hot dogs

[36:33 - 37:23]The speaker discusses the killing of Freya, a walrus in Norway, and calls for American intervention

[36:49 - 38:53]The speaker mentions a 45-year-old divorce dad who looks older, talking about doing something

[37:23 - 38:12]The speaker mentions a previous gathering in Vegas during the Nevada caucus and a rainbow

[38:12 - 40:23]The speaker discusses the "Dark Brandon" meme and its co-opting by liberals

[38:37 - 39:56]The speaker expresses frustration with jokes or ideas being filtered and changed over time.

[40:23 - 41:49]Discussion of the phenomenon of dark branded memes and their use by White House staffers and politicians

[42:55 - 43:43]Analysis of how these tactics tap into a sense of ambient dread and anger felt by many people

[43:43 - 43:50]Discussion of the success of QAnon as a participatory collaborative fiction project

[43:50 - 43:59]Discussion of the phenomenon of dark branded memes and their use by White House staffers and politicians

[43:59 - 44:35]Comparison to how the Republican party uses similar tactics to appeal to their base

[44:35 - 44:52]Discussion of the phenomenon of dark branded memes and their use by White House staffers and politicians

[44:52 - 45:21]Comparison to how the Republican party uses similar tactics to appeal to their base

[45:21 - 45:59]Suggestion that this gives it legitimacy and a sense of buy-in for those who are alienated from mainstream media

[45:59 - 46:30]Explanation of how it is validated by being deemed unspeakable by mainstream media

[46:30 - 46:59]Comparison to how the Republican party uses similar tactics to appeal to their base

[46:59 - 47:18]Suggestion that this gives it legitimacy and a sense of buy-in for those who are alienated from mainstream media

[47:18 - 49:16]Introduction of Bella Porch and her viral TikTok video

[48:46 - 48:54]Suggestion that restricting access to social media until a certain age could have a positive impact on society

[49:16 - 51:31]Discussion of how TikTok and other social media platforms tap into the appeal of earworms and simple, visually captivating content

[49:45 - 52:00]Return to the idea of conspiracy theories and the question of why certain trends or earworms become popular over others

[52:00 - 52:26]Speaker discusses receiving a birthday gift from Bella, possibly related to her EP.

[52:26 - 53:09]Speaker plans to give away Bella merchandise, including a Funko pop and a hoodie.

[52:35 - 53:26]Speaker already has a Funko pop of Muncher.

[53:26 - 54:48]Speaker shows off a TikTok live stream of a woman selling crystals in a bubble bath.

[55:50 - 56:38]Speaker discusses conspiracy theories surrounding crystals.

[56:38 - 57:12]Speaker mentions losing a crystal charged with love and positivity.

[57:42 - 58:45]Speaker suggests that the crystal dealer may be making a lot of money.

[58:04 - 58:14]Discussion about the popularity and appeal of low-cost, "gamified" items, such as American Mind Mom's crystal sales.

[58:14 - 58:45]Comparison to gambling and baseball cards.

[58:45 - 59:26]Speaker shows off a TikTok live stream of a woman selling crystals in a bubble bath.

[58:45 - 59:26]Amazement at the endurance required for some of these activities, such as ASMR sales of iPhone cases.

[59:26 - 1.00:00]Speaker suggests that the crystal dealer may be making a lot of money.

[59:33 - 1.00:06]Speaker compares the crystal dealer to the character Robert De Niro played in the movie Casino.

[59:33 - 1.01:23]Discussion about the popularity and appeal of low-cost, "gamified" items, such as American Mind Mom's crystal sales.

[1.01:23 - 1.02:12]Mention of a potential business idea involving selling a fake supplement.

[1.02:12 - 1.03:58]Transition to paywalled content.

[1.03:19 - 1.03:41]Interest in watching live streams of others engaging in similar activities.