505 - Andrew Tate, A Socialist Makeover, & The Demise Of Red Robin

25 Jul 2026 · 1 h 18 min · 27 chapters

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In short

Tim Dillon riffs on summer America, then pivots to (1) Andrew and Tristan Tate’s legal troubles and alleged sexual violence/human trafficking, (2) Lindsey Graham’s sister Darlene Graham announcing a Senate run and Dillon’s satirical take on her “prayed on it” messaging, (3) DSA vs establishment politics and candidate “media readiness,” and (4) the decline of theme/family chain restaurants like Red Robin, arguing they’re “scams” built on chemical-heavy food and private-equity cost cutting.

Guest backgrounds

No formal guests appear in the transcript. Mentioned figures include Andrew and Tristan Tate (Romania-based influencers/businessmen), Darlene Graham (Lindsey Graham’s sister; announced Senate bid), and political figures referenced like DSA leader Mamdani and AOC.

Key claims

Dillon condemns “choking women until they pass out and then raping them,” cites New York Times allegations, and questions why the Tates keep getting arrested/released. He claims DSA insurgents are rising but need better media training; he mocks Ashley Webb’s qualifications/appearance and calls for “car wash” style preparation. He argues Red Robin and similar chains are failing because people now view the food as unhealthy industrial sludge; private equity shrinks portions and adds kiosks.

Notable examples

NBC footage of Tate extradition proceedings in Miami; Darlene Graham interview clips; Red Robin “tower of sliders” commercials; Red Robin closures and “50 shuttered” reports; comparisons to TGI Fridays and private-equity-driven Jersey Mike’s changes.

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Chapters

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Tim's Experience with the Tate Brothers

1:54 to 4:32

Tim shares his personal experience meeting the Tate brothers in Romania.

“and break it down for everybody and make sure that these Tate brothers can't catch a break, these guys, huh?”

Controversies Surrounding the Tates

4:32 to 6:40

Discussion on the serious allegations against the Tate brothers and Tim's views on them.

“I've had my friend's mothers tell me I married this person for very practical reasons.”

The Tates' Legal Troubles and Public Perception

6:40 to 11:21

Tim analyzes the legal issues faced by the Tates and the public's reaction to them.

“And I thought they were respectful and dignified.”

Lindsey Graham's Sister Runs for Senate

11:21 to 14:00

Tim discusses the announcement of Lindsey Graham's sister running for Senate and reflects on political life.

“And this story is nice because here you have a man, Lindsey Graham, who is no longer with us.”

Lindsey Graham's Life and Legacy

14:00 to 18:06

Explore the controversial life of Lindsey Graham and the complex nature of purpose-driven lives.

“Dirty, shameful, hot, anonymous hotel room shenanigans.”

Imaginary Dialogue with Darlene Graham

18:06 to 24:07

A satirical and emotional portrayal of a conversation between Lindsey and his sister Darlene, reflecting on his life choices.

“And that's what our country is, is kind of liars, cheaters, and cowards.”

Current Political Landscape and Future Predictions

26:09 to 28:00

Discussion on the potential geopolitical implications of U.S. military actions and the shifting dynamics within American politics.

“We're about to potentially put ground troops in Iran.”

The Rise of Online Political Movements

28:00 to 29:18

Explores the influence of internet-based political figures and groups.

“And in my estimation, a lot of, and I don't agree with all of them on everything, obviously, but on many of the central points, like the Iran war is a colossal, massive mistake.”

Charisma and Candidates in the DSA

29:18 to 31:06

Discusses the charisma of political figures within the DSA and their impact.

“It has not turned into a hellstorm of chaos here, by the way.”

The Importance of Media Training

31:06 to 36:30

Highlights the need for candidates to be media-ready and well-presented.

“And those people are a real insurgency and the Democratic Party's old and boring and bloated and corrupt.”
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The Need for New Political Strategies

36:30 to 40:02

Argues for innovative approaches in political campaigning and messaging.

“But you can't nominate the Tate brothers either.”

Decline of Chain Restaurants

40:58 to 42:00

Discusses the failure of chain restaurants and changing consumer habits.

“And by the way, it's sad because these Americana chain restaurants were part of my childhood.”

The Circus of Theme Restaurants

42:00 to 43:25

Explore the long-standing appeal and absurdity of theme restaurants.

“And then eventually people go, oh, these restaurants have been buried in a sea of documentaries, in education, people getting smarter.”

The Decline of Red Robin

43:25 to 46:28

Discuss the issues facing Red Robin and similar restaurants amid changing consumer awareness.

“they had something called the Bucket of Bones, which was just ribs and French fries in a bucket.”

The Scam of Fast Casual Dining

46:28 to 49:22

Examine how the fast casual dining industry exploits families and contributes to health problems.

“So things like Red Robin, the jig is up.”

The Impact of Private Equity on Dining

49:22 to 53:05

Analyze how private equity affects food quality and customer experience in restaurants.

“And I'm not saying you have to eat the whole Jersey Mike.”

The Problematic Nature of Overindulgence

53:05 to 56:00

Reflect on the unhealthy habits formed by excessive consumption in restaurants.

“And if you, like my father worked at Lowe's when he was getting divorced from my mother.”

The Impact of Towering Burgers

56:00 to 58:31

Discusses the unhealthy implications of fast-food marketing, particularly for children.

“So what they, there are towers of sliders.”

Models and Scandals

58:31 to 1:00:43

Explores the dark side of the modeling industry and its association with illicit activities.

“The commercial is a waitress running around with these slider towers and people in the restaurant begin to attack her to get the food.”

Reflections on the Modeling World

1:00:43 to 1:04:03

Personal reflections on the superficiality of the modeling lifestyle and its darker realities.

“The modeling world is a funnel to this other world.”

Political Responsibility in Food Health

1:04:03 to 1:07:34

Critiques political parties for their role in allowing unhealthy food practices.

“He said, someone showed me a clip of you saying that I wasn't doing anything.”

The Evolving Narrative of Health Politics

1:07:34 to 1:10:00

Addresses the need for a shift in health-focused political discourse away from identity politics.

“And I just want RFK doing more, you know?”

Theatrical Energy in Politics

1:10:00 to 1:12:05

Discussion about the theatrical behavior seen in both major political parties.

“I'm going to end on this, but let me tell you exactly what happened.”

Critique of the Deep State Narrative

1:12:05 to 1:14:11

Exploration of the contradictions in the deep state narrative surrounding political leaders.

“Their best idea is to have Lindsey Graham's sister take his Senate seat and vote so that we can go further into World War III while Lindsey Graham sucks cock in another realm.”

Surveillance and War Concerns

1:14:11 to 1:16:32

Concerns regarding surveillance technologies and impending military actions.

“He seems to be, what would they want him to do that he's not doing?”

Beliefs and Perceptions in America

1:16:32 to 1:18:46

Discussion of the varying beliefs about Trump and their implications for American society.

“And they probably didn't like Trump early on.”

Finding Comfort in Uncertainty

1:18:46 to 1:20:29

Reflection on the need for comfort in uncertain times, using food and ideology as examples.

“So something's got to make you feel good.”
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0:00Tim Dillon:If you like YouTube, you'll love YouTube Premium. Hi, I'm Sean Evans from Hot Ones, and I want to tell you about YouTube Premium. It has offline downloads, so you can watch without Wi-Fi. Background play, so you can lock your phone and it still plays, baby. Oh, and it is completely ad-free. Yes, I said it, ad-free. Try YouTube Premium for two months free at youtube.com slash premium. Trial eligibility varies, terms apply, cancel anytime. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Tim Dillon Show. It is the summer in America. We are in the heat of it, the dog days of summer. I hope it's everything you would imagine.

0:41Tim Dillon:I hope you are making your dreams come true. When you're on the East Coast, there's so much pressure for the summer because you only get one summer. I mean, that's like some slogan that I grew up with or maybe I heard recently. You only get one summer. I forget who was advertising that. I don't know. But probably some rehab or something, you know? I don't know what was advertising that. Narcan or something. You only get one summer. Narcan. But whatever it is, they're right. There's really only, it's July, August, and then a little bit of September. But a lot of the country goes back to school in August and their summer is over.

1:28Tim Dillon:and they consider the start of fall August because they have snowstorms in October, whereas New York and New England has a longer fall. And, you know, usually we go back first week of September. And then we get colder weather, usually towards Christmas and then after. That was it. That was the episode. I just want to kind of go over that and break it down for everybody and make sure that these Tate brothers can't catch a break, these guys, huh? You know, I met them in Romania. I interviewed them on the Patreon, and this was years ago, and they were lovely, and they took me to a steakhouse. I was in Romania to do a gig, to do a gig for some Bitcoin guy who had lots of money, who paid me a lot of money to go out there and do comedy in Bucharest, Romania, for a group of people that could barely speak English and they liked me and saw me and wanted me to go.

2:32Tim Dillon:And it was a very challenging, I did it in some like weird restaurant event venue. And I did about 25 minutes and it was barely understood. And I think one of the guys stood up and was like, draw a gun, draw a gun. So I think he saw me on Joe's show and I was there and I hit up the Tates and I said, you know, you have any recs, any recommendations? And they go, we know who exactly who you are. We'll pick you up from the airport. And they did. And they came in the Rolls Royces and they truly were. Now I know they're accused of rape and human trafficking, whatever, but let me just say my piece first and then I'll get to that.

3:13Tim Dillon:I'll get to that. they were truly lovely we had a lovely meal we went to their home we did a podcast they were lovely people do I can I like am I like saying they're pure of spirit I don't know I'm just saying my personal experience with them they're accused of choking women sometimes until they passed out then raping them again not good that's from the New York Times my producer highlighting that I understand that I'm getting to that and I appreciate you highlighting that as I talk about how lovely our dinner was. Thank you very much for doing that. We are against that here at the Tim Dillon Show, choking women until they pass out and then raping them.

3:55Tim Dillon:Obviously wrong. We get it. We know it. Not for it. I have never been for it. Have never been for it. I witnessed none of that in Romania. One of their girlfriends was there. I think her name was Baby G or something. and she was a little quiet. Some of the women with them were quiet. That's what I will say. Some of the women there were quiet. They were not offering loud opinions. A little nice. But it was very, you know, I don't know. They didn't seem like victims to me. Was there an arrangement? Were they working a little bit? Hey, sure. But by the way, life is an arrangement. Truly. Sorry. and I'm not and I'm not trying to you know discourage the real true romantics out there because I feel like that's a beautiful thing love's an amazing beautiful thing it's a celestial thing it comes from the it's lovely and I hope you're finding it this summer you only get one summer but there are love is a little bit of a commodity in certain places and I felt like maybe it was a commodified love, which is very, I've lived in Beverly Hills.

5:14Tim Dillon:I live in New York. I'm well aware of that. I've had my friend's mothers tell me I married this person for very practical reasons. I had my friend's mother told me that on the back porch of her Wanta home. She said, I married her husband's name for very practical reasons. I was never over the moon in love with him, but I knew he'd be a good father and he'd make a good living. And these are okay things. so what I'm saying here is that we are against choking women until they pass out and then are are are we can't keep doing that with that word because we'll be out of this algorithm so we're against all of that and if that happened that is unequivocally unacceptable and I have no reason to believe it didn't happen I didn't see it with my own eyes I don't know what's going on they've taken a lot of controversial stances and made a lot of people unhappy and they've made a lot of enemies, but also they live a weird life and they live together in one house in Romania and God only knows what's going on.

6:13Tim Dillon:And they are very open about the idea that they're kind of like a harem. They're like a bunch of different women there. And, you know, women are kind of, in their mind, women are more property than they are people. So they have been arrested. But again, so let me just go back to my experience with them, which was very, very, cordial and nice. And I thought they were respectful and dignified. And I don't like hearing about the choking and the you-know-what-ing. That's not for me. So let's watch a little bit of that. They're facing new UK charges. And they got them on a bunch of charges. They got them on all kinds of things.

7:06Tim Dillon:Let's take a look here. Tonight, Andrew and Tristan Tate are behind bars in Miami, waiting for their possible extradition to the U.K. Who's that guy with that hat? That fedora? That's his brother. Wait a minute, hold on. Oh, yeah? Go back. Oh, okay. Tristan, anything to say? U.S. Marshals arresting the controversial social media influencers in Florida this weekend as prosecutors in the United Kingdom announced a slew of... By the way, let's stop this for a minute. And again, I'm not defending them at all. these seemingly are the only human traffickers we want to arrest like these are the only people in our society trafficking that we seem to care about by the way there's nobody in Washington not a member of the political class none of our billionaires who've all been like a lot of them have been credibly accused I'm not defending the Tates at all I am saying though they do seem like the only people involved in this particular crime that we have a huge interest in apprehending.

8:09Tim Dillon:And they keep getting arrested and then they keep letting them out. And it's like, what's going on? Tate said, I'm in solitary and I'm next to a cannibal in there. He goes, my cellmate, or the guy in solitary next to him, not cellmate, but his neighbor is a guy who's screaming all night and who's a cannibal. But again, which by the way, If you are doing that, the choking and the pet, you know, if you're doing all of that, then that's what you get. And I have no sympathy for that. But let's watch a little bit more of this news story here on NBC. In Florida this weekend, as prosecutors in the United Kingdom announced a slew of new charges, including for rape.

8:52Their first reaction to the allegations is the first reaction that any innocent man or woman would have. What is that? It's garbage. The brother's attorney speaking today outside Miami Federal Court.

9:02Tim Dillon:By the way, is that the first reaction an innocent person would have? It's garbage. Sounds a little guilty. Is that their principal defense? It's garbage? He goes, play that again. He goes, the first reaction any innocent person would have is that it's garbage? Go on. Reaction to the allegations is the first reaction that any innocent man or woman would have. It's garbage.

9:29Tim Dillon:When did lawyers start talking like my Uncle Tommy? Lawyers on this show, playing just different things, the degeneration of people's ability to communicate is unbelievable. They had the same reaction anyone would have that's innocent. It's garbage. Whole thing's garbage. You're like, what? You're my lawyer. Lawyers are supposed to articulate something in a way that you can't. lawyers aren't supposed to sound like you lawyers are supposed to sound like like professional and they're supposed to use legal terminology they're not supposed to be like it's this the whole thing's garbage they didn't choke nobody it's garbage speaking today outside miami federal court where the brothers appeared before a judge in beige and brown prison clothes shackled at the wrists and ankles as the extradition process begins.

10:27We are, of course, objecting to extradition because Andrew and Tristan are innocent. They've never done nothing wrong. They shouldn't be extradited for crimes. Who is this lawyer?

10:36Tim Dillon:They never done nothing. They never done nothing wrong. Who is this? This lawyer looks like someone who is taking courses on Andrew Tate's site four months ago. They never done nothing wrong. These two. I mean, this is unbelievable. All right, get him out of here. The Tate brothers, friends of the show, we want justice for the women or whatever. I mean, and I don't mean to minimize it when I say or whatever. I just don't really know what's going on over there. I mean, because this has been a saga for years with them. They keep arresting them. They keep going. They're running this trafficking ring, and then they keep popping up again in Miami in a nightclub.

11:18Tim Dillon:So I don't know what's going on. so are they running a trafficking ring and are they like worldwide international traffickers and rapists or whatever i don't know what's happening if that's the case lock them up throw away the key like by all means but they were lovely to me at a steakhouse in romania they picked up the bill lindsey graham's sister darlene announces she will run for her brother's senate seat and this is a story that warmed my heart you know i cover the news here and i have for a long time and a lot of stories make me sad because i you know um i'm an empath i am i'm an empath and i feel and that's the difference between me and others I feel sorry for the slurp of coffee I know that's disgusting but I feel deeply and I care deeply and I'm moved and that is why the news sometimes pains me I get I curl up into a fetal ball and I say no no stop it because so much of it is negative and bad genocide war you know the energy costs are going up or whatever.

12:40Tim Dillon:And this story is nice because here you have a man, Lindsey Graham, who is no longer with us. And he was a senator from the great state of South Carolina. And he served the people of South Carolina proudly and with honor. And, you know, whatever that meant, whatever that meant he was bound by the honor code and i'm serious about this whatever he did he didn't talk about it that is the dc honor code now you might you might aspire to a higher honor code in your life fine you're allowed to do that you maybe you should you know maybe it's the code of the samurai with you or something, great. Hey, congrats.

13:33Tim Dillon:No one cares what standard you hold yourself to. I hope it's a standard that you can try to live up to and one that helps you in your life. Lindsey Graham was bound by the honor code of DC, which is that whatever you did in a hotel room with a dirty boy, a dirty boy, was not discussed. It was not discussed at the brunch. It was not discussed. It happened. It was there. Dirty, shameful, hot, anonymous hotel room shenanigans. And you didn't discuss it. You just went about your day. That was the honor code that Lindsey Graham lived his life by. And again, you might be going, that doesn't sound honorable at all.

14:31Tim Dillon:Well, good for you in your car commuting to work listening to this. Fine. By the way, you're allowed to have that belief and you might be correct. But like many of the points in your head where you go, I'm actually right. It means nothing that you're right. It doesn't mean anything that you're right. he lived by a code is it the code most people would consider honorable no but in his tribe in Washington DC the people that he was around the things they got into this was their code you kept your mouth shut And he's no longer with us. For reasons we don't know, we can't know. These are the big questions, the ones we can't even ask.

15:24Tim Dillon:But somewhere along the line, Lindsey Graham, who wanted, he wanted, and I'm sad because all he wanted to see was Gaza nuked before he died. All he wanted to see was Gaza nuked before he died. I just want to see you go away. All he wanted to see is Gaza nuked. And he never got to see it. He got close. But he never got to see it. Never met a war he didn't love. And he's gone. So now I want you to play his sister again. Because in honor of his. Because again, when someone lives a life of honor. As Lindsey Graham has done. In his own way. We just said that. his sister has to honor him. His sister has to honor him by carrying on the legacy of Lindsey Graham, the legacy on your knees in the Capitol Hilton, on your knees choking down the sweaty cock.

16:33Tim Dillon:And I've done this. It's actually not a terrible thing to do. in a hotel room and you're sucking cock in the August heat in Washington, D.C. Lindsey Graham doing this and then walking into Congress and then voting to kill people. And his sister goes, that's a life of purpose. It is. He had a purpose-driven life. That's the thing nobody wants to talk about. Lindsey Graham was a purpose-driven life. He knew exactly what he did. Everyone thinks a purpose-driven life is like good. By the way, that's not true. Some of the best people I know have no idea why they're here and don't want to know. And they're lovely people and they have no purpose.

17:21Tim Dillon:You know who's got a real purpose? Bin Laden, Putin, Kim Jong-un, whatever. Stephen Miller. Purpose is not always ideal. Some people that are deeply committed to things can be committed to the wrong things and make life worse for themselves and others. But Lindsey Graham, for all his foibles, for all the times in life he fell short of what an ideal. But that is an ideal man in America. To be a closeted gay senator from South Carolina and then vote to kill people is our idea of masculinity in this country. It kind of is. Lying, cheating, and being a coward. And that's what our country is, is kind of liars, cheaters, and cowards.

18:14Tim Dillon:So that's what we've evolved into. But fun and a little bit of talent. um um so lindsey graham um and we never know how to be normal people by the way we can't just be normal dudes in america we have to either we have to larp is like viking nazi warriors on the internet who long for the ancient world but would be there five minutes before getting killed by someone because we've spent our entire lives on a keyboard we can't do that we don't know how to do that we don't know how to be like a normal guy who's like i have a family i love them i protect I might provide for them. I'm in a community.

18:50Tim Dillon:I'm reasonably compassionate. I'm not an idiot. I work hard. All of that, we don't know how to do. We have to LARP as the Odyssey. It ruined my life. It's that. Or it's on your knees in a hotel room in Washington, D.C., choking down a cock in the August heat, and then walking into the Senate and going, let's kill all the people that Israel wants to kill. And, you know, Lindsey Graham lived that life. And now here's his sister, beautiful woman, Darlene Graham. I see his face in her. And that's why I get emotional. You know me, I'm an empath. I'm an emotional person. Many people out here on this internet are not.

19:43Tim Dillon:And I feel for them. when you feel the way I feel. I'm moved by a wind will rush my face and bring a tear to me, just a summer wind. Summer wind. This is Senator Darlene Graham. Try to listen to this interview without crying. And if you can, you're sick. You're a sociopath. Try to listen to this interview. This is a sister of a brother. it's a sister of a brother it's a sister of a brother lindsey what are you getting up to in that hotel are you being bad lindsey are you being a bad boy in that hotel now darlene mind your business we were having meetings all night men's work men's business darlene mama mama would cry Lindsay, if she saw what you were doing in that hotel, mama's crying in heaven, Lindsay.

20:46Tim Dillon:You leave mama out of this, Darlene. I'm making deals to make our country safe. Mama would cry if she saw you in that hotel, Lindsay, wearing a dress. Mama saw you in that hotel wearing a dress and God saw you. He sees everything. Now, Darlene, you shut your mouth. so this is, and by the way, that's a word for word conversation. If you found NSA transcripts, that would be a word for word discussion of Lindsay and Darlene Graham, both friends of the show, new friend of the show, Lindsay, Darlene, listen to this interview. And I want you to listen to it with an open heart, because we welcome this woman with an open heart here.

21:37Tim Dillon:Our country has fallen. and it needs to get up. And Darlene Graham, hopefully, oh, Senator. She is a Senator, right? She just becomes a Senator. Great. Take a listen to this interview. There's a warmth to her voice. It fills you with warmth. Darlene. Continue to say I've been praying a lot, talking to my family, but with the love of my family, with the support of his staff. I know I'm a hard worker. I learned that from Lindsey. He cared about the people of this state. I've worked for almost 30 years for the people of this state. I want to talk about that in a minute. I feel like I can do it. I feel an inner peace about it.

22:27Yes. Will it be difficult? Yes. Absolutely. So you're inclined to get in? Or have you even made a final decision? I'll do it. I've made a decision. I've made a decision. You're in. I'm in. I'm in. I'm in. I can't see.

22:41Tim Dillon:I'll kill them all. I'll kill every last one of them brown babies. If I see a brown baby in the scope of my gun, I'll kill that brown baby, Sean. I'll kill him in Jesus' name for you. I'll kill them brown babies for you and for everybody and for Lindsey. You know, Lindsay's up there in heaven sucking cock. That's what Lindsay's doing. And he came to me in a dream. He was in a dominatrix outfit. He was in hell for a little while, but they kick him out because they didn't trust him in hell. They say, are you working for Israel? The devil kicked him out of hell. Can you imagine that? So he went up to heaven.

23:27Tim Dillon:And he's in a special place in heaven where they're not letting him with everybody else. because of his deeds. And he appeared to me and he said, now, Darlene, you go walk into that sand and you kill those babies. Let's keep watching her. She just, there's something about her. I just feel good. I can't explain it. I'm an empath. Darlene. I can't see it any other way. I just can't. I've thought and I've prayed and I just, he's worked so hard for so long. I just I can't just let that die I've got to step in and carry on his legacy so here's what's happening let me explain what's happening in the country right now I started or not in 2013 and we make bike apparel the best part of Shopify for me is our ability to run the business as essentially non-technical people we're able to admin everything on the back end front end and sell things online easily.

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26:08Tim Dillon:These people, the establishment Republicans, whatever you want to call them, are on their way out. We're about to potentially put ground troops in Iran. the energy markets are going to be rattled and even more than rattled. We're going to probably mire ourselves in a quagmire in the Middle East, similar to Iraq, could be worse. China will emerge victorious here as a leader financially and morally, which is not what we want. And this will be the final war of the American superpower, Most likely if we continue on the path that we are. And the people that are pushing this, Sean Hannity and Fox being one of them and others, are pushing this as the final battle for the Middle East, for the supremacy of Israel, for the supremacy of a certain Christian fascist ideology that wants to subjugate large parts of the Middle East for strategic military and economic reasons.

27:20Tim Dillon:Some of those reasons are religious or whatever. And it is this fusion of fundamentalist Christians in America, some of them, and radical Zionists, people in the Likud party, people like Smote Rich and Ben Gavir, people that are controversial even in Israel, people like Netanyahu that they're starting to get fed up with in Israel, people that are at the far right end of the political spectrum there. This is a suicide pact between these two groups of people A lot of it is financial Jared Kushner is making lots of money All of these guys are making a lot of money On the other side of this You have this online contingent of the right That has absolutely no power Other than to get views on YouTube There are people like Tucker Carlson Or Candace Owens or Fuentes Or any of these people That really, really disagree agree with what the establishment Republicans are doing.

28:15Tim Dillon:And they're very vocal about it. And in my estimation, a lot of, and I don't agree with all of them on everything, obviously, but on many of the central points, like the Iran war is a colossal, massive mistake. And our support for Israel is a massive liability across many different criteria. They are correct. They have been proven right. But they don't have any institutional power in Washington, D.C. They have very little institutional power in the universities. They are a movement that exists primarily on the internet with a lot of charismatic personalities and they have backing, a lot of backing specifically with younger people across America that are more right inclined and some of them to the left.

29:06Tim Dillon:On the other side of this is the DSA and the DSA is eating the mainstream of the Democratic Party. The leader of that, Mamdani, elected New York City, which New York City doing pretty well. It has not turned into a hellstorm of chaos here, by the way. It's like, fine. Now, could it? Sure. Could anything happen? Yeah. But Mamdani is a charismatic Trump-esque figure who's like, yeah, who's a war criminal. I'm going to arrest him. He's not going to arrest him, but it is what it is. It's a little bit of a show. That's where Ken Griffin lives. He's a billionaire. We're going to go get him. It's a little bit of a show, a little bit of the Trump-esque quality.

29:46Tim Dillon:You have AOC, who was, you know, people in the DSA have been lukewarm on her recently because they don't feel like she's been as, you know, she hasn't been as much of a purist as they would like. She's been a little lukewarm on criticism of Israel or whatever. Whatever their issues with her are, she's a little too wishy-washy for them. And she does not have the charisma of Mamdani. She's okay. She's not bad. She's fine. She's attractive. Young. But, you know, Mamdani has that quality. Graham Plattner another one of the DSA stars gets taken out by a sexual assault allegation and can you play who's stepping in for Graham Plattner it's like a a trans person but the DSA make no mistake is the insurgency and they're on the rise and they are going to kick people like Chuck Schumer out of the party and they are going to run their candidates some of some of whom are just you know completely insane but mom donnie so far new york has not descended into a hellscape so far that doesn't mean i agree with all the dsa shit which is like get rid of jails you know there shouldn't be any prisons we don't need police we don't need a border and kind of like open season on on white people like like a lot of kill whitey a little too much kill whitey for my liking and a little too much uh you know everybody's and the dsa is made up of muslims and trans people and and and white kids from uh bushwick or whatever like so it's an interesting alliance of people i don't know how it will work and i don't know how that all works um but that is what's going on right now in our country that is where the excitement the excitement is with young Muslim people and young trans people and very skinny white guys from the Midwest.

31:56Tim Dillon:And those people are a real insurgency and the Democratic Party's old and boring and bloated and corrupt. And the same thing with the Republican Party. And that's why you have Sean Hannity interviewing this woman. And she's like, I pray down at town. And it's just feels good to do. And Sean's like, have you made a decision? Have you made a decision? And these people are trying to hold on to power because they're losing it. It's a generational thing. So here to replace Graham Plattner, they have this Democrat, Maine Democrat, Ashley Webb, who is running to replace Graham Plattner. Now, Graham Plattner was one of the only, because here's the thing with the DSA, And I say this lovingly because I'm an empath.

32:48Tim Dillon:It's a lot of freaks. Same thing with the far right. It's a lot of freaks. It's a lot of people you can't put front and center. They're not camera ready. A lot of, Mamdani is good looking, fun, charismatic. But a lot of DSA people are not camera ready. They're not ready for the spotlight. They're not here yet. They're not, they haven't prepared. You need to prepare, okay? So this woman, and I say that because I recognize trans identity. And this to me is a woman. It's not a great looking woman. It's not Vanna White. You know, from Wheel of Fortune, it is, that's not a man. I mean, biologically, it's a man, but it's not, I don't know what's, you know, and so I go, you want to be called a woman.

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33:37Tim Dillon:Life's too short. I'll call you whatever you want. I really speak to six people. So I don't, I'll call anyone anything. And I usually only speak about myself. So I don't really address people by their pronouns because I usually don't address people at all or ask them questions about themselves because it's usually really uninteresting. I speak mainly about myself and I speak in ideas sort of like Caesar, where I will have lunch with someone and then just talk. I barely look at them. I just kind of talk out almost like at the rest of the restaurant. So there's no real worry here in that I'm going to be impolite and offend someone.

34:14Tim Dillon:But some of these DSA people are just not camera ready. They haven't done the work. They're not media trained. And this is a great example. Ashley Webb running to replace Graham Plattner. Here she is, Miss America. Roll tape. Ashley Webb, what qualifications do you have to serve in the U.S. Senate? Oh, I ran for office several times. Didn't win, but I did run. And then I'm a songwriter. And then I write my own books. And then I suppose my transparency, I wouldn't lie to the people and I wouldn't deceive the people. Okay. Well, again, you got to watch this a little bit on YouTube, too, because there is a visual component to this that is, you know, even the audio, though, is pretty damning.

35:03Tim Dillon:This woman, this lass, this lady, our gal pal, Ashley Webb, not ready for the. So that's what the DSA is going to have to do. They're going to have to get their candidates camera ready because America is, if nothing else, a production. Our country is a production. It is produced. And what you need to do is find some media trainers. You need publicists. You need a vocal coach. You need a stylist. You need a makeup artist. You need a therapist. You need a debate coach. You need a PR person. You need an agent, a manager. You might need a business manager. You need a social media manager. You might need a Reiki healer.

35:57Tim Dillon:You need a spiritual advisor. You need a gender specialist. You need a lot of people. You need someone to sage the room. You need a lot of people to come in here and get these candidates because some of what they're talking about, I'm all on board with. Get people health care, get them jobs, whatever. But if you people think you're going to have any hope or any chance, you need to wrestle control of that organization back from the freak show. in the same way that people on the far right are going to need to do that because you can't keep nominating like Hitler loving women hating psychopaths who want to like burn down every institution in America that isn't some like revival church that they come from where they're also raping people most likely.

36:54Tim Dillon:But you can't nominate the Tate brothers either. You understand what I mean? Like you can't nominate clavicular for the Senate, the far right. I know they would like to do that. They would like to nominate clavicular. And the far left wants to nominate this person. But here's what we need to do. It's a production. Take a little lesson from Hollywood. America's not going to, you're not going to change America overnight from what it has been for the last couple of hundred years. We are a produced country. It is a production. And you need to put these people, this woman needs to go through a car wash.

37:32Tim Dillon:this woman needs to go through a full-on car wash. There needs to be 15 professional dog groomers on her. You need to get them on her. Put her in a car. Put her in a carrier. Put this woman in a carrier. Zip it up. She's going to the groomer. Take her to the vet. And I'll tell you right now, if you don't do that, you're not going to win. take this bitch to the animal hospital and figure it out and it has nothing to do with her gender it has to do with her appearance and the way she is speaking which disturbs me the dsa's got a lot of hot tranny boom bannies i'm sure of that you put a nice hot asian tranny up there spouting some marxism daddy's all ears i don't know what the fuck this is and no one does so put her in a van, take her to the car wash, make her walk through it.

38:29Tim Dillon:Like Cersei from Game of Thrones at the second of last season or last season, I forget. She should walk through the town square and everybody should shampoo her enough already. I'm a singer and I'm a songwriter. Enough, enough, enough so that's a little PSA and I don't even agree with the DSA a lot so here's my little tidbit for you free advice from someone who doesn't really agree with a lot of your shit agrees with some of it get a hold on what the hell's going on you know how much you know how Lindsey Graham's sister do you know how many pre-interviews she did before they sat her down with Hannity they told her exactly what to say tell them you prayed on it and it is what lindsey would have wanted tell them you know it's gonna be difficult but you're gonna rise to the occasion tell them that let's finish her interview because by the way she at least you know is is is is doing the bullshit they've always done it's not working as well because nothing does.

39:45Tim Dillon:You can't run the same. This is the problem right now with our country, by the way. We are in need of new scams, like badly. You cannot run the same scam for 100 fucking years. People get hip to it and they need a new scam. Lie to people in a new way. Put work into it. You can't completely just The same bullshit I prayed and God said Kill them all That's what I'm here to do You can't just keep falling back On this folksy bullshit People are seeing through this People understand what you're doing When it's time to scale your business It's time for Shopify Get everything you need to grow the way you want Like all the way Stack more sales with the best converting checkout on the planet.

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40:57Tim Dillon:These chain restaurants like Red Robin are failing. Get up, Red Robin. And by the way, it's sad because these Americana chain restaurants were part of my childhood. Not as much Red Robin, but TGI Friday's was like a central pillar of my childhood. TGI Friday's, you know, I wasn't an Applebee's kid, but I'm just naming restaurants. Applebee's, Red Lobster, Chili's. Chili's has seemed to survive because Gen Z's kind of ironically given Chili's another lease on life because Chili's are some irony. There's some like, you know, nostalgia mining going on at Chili's. Nostalgia maxing at Chili's. People, for whatever reason, like to go to Chili's because it gives them that, it's like a fun, you know, kind of a bullshit example of Americana, whatever.

41:47Tim Dillon:And I like Chili's. No hate on Chili's. But the rest of these things are going belly up. And they're going belly up quick because, you know why? People have realized that's not food. You got away with it for a long time, giving people things that looked like food and smelled like food, but were just chemical sludge. And then eventually people go, oh, these restaurants have been buried in a sea of documentaries, in education, people getting smarter. People go, hey man, we know what this is. It's not food. it's fun it's hot it's if we're drunk and that's what it was for many years you were kind of buzzed and you were like all right yeah i'm buzzed on a wednesday i'm buzzed and i'm gonna have this thing i'm gonna eat this fishamajig that was one of the things at friendlies was a fish sandwich but like i'm gonna go to bennegan's and have the turkey o'toole or go to tj friday's and have the Jack Daniels strips, which were very good.

42:57Tim Dillon:But again, none of this is food. It's a circus. And by the way, it lasted for decades. It lasted for decades. People would go into those restaurants, my family included, and they were fun and they were packed and there was a lot of people there and they were eating the three-for-alls and they were eating the Big Mouth burgers. I want a burger. And they were eating the, you know, I think at the end of Fridays, they had something called the Bucket of Bones, which was just ribs and French fries in a bucket. It's called the, get that a Bucket of Bones, TGI Fridays. They still may have it. There's only a few Fridays left.

43:35Tim Dillon:But near the end of that, this is what they were serving. Yeah, yeah, there you go. The Bucket of Bones. Come on in for the Bucket of Bones. Pork ribs blasted in our signature sauce. bone-in wings, seasoned fries. Yeah, it was in a bucket. It was a bucket of shit. And again, this isn't good quality stuff. They buy this in bulk and it's preservative-laden shit that's meant to last forever if it needs to. If there's a soft month, it sits there until you come back in the next month and eat it. And all of those theme restaurants were based on the idea that it was fun. It was a blast. You were going to have a good time.

44:27Tim Dillon:And the food was whatever it was. I'm drinking coffee from the Starbucks box because I brought the Starbucks box into the, and I'm now the milk's going everywhere. They give you this milk. We really live in hell. and I'm going to use this plush lobster to wipe up all of the coffee and the milk that just spilled and then I'm going to throw this lobster in the garbage. And that's the way we're going to handle it. But Red Robin trims his flock. Burger chain closes another restaurant in a shakeup that could see 50 shuttered. Yeah, they're on the way out. They're on the way out. This was a scam for years.

45:07Tim Dillon:It was a fun scam. Not all scams are bad, by the way. people the word scam has gotten a negative connotation but not all scams are bad this was a scam it was like what if we told them this was food and then they were like i guess we could do that and go yeah we'll fucking we'll put like tennis rackets on the wall and a bunch of silly hats and we'll and they'll come in and we'll get them drunk and it will serve them a pencil bites or so it's fine what do they care and it and it was by the way it was fine it was good nothing was better than going to TGI Fridays as a young kid and eating at TGI Fridays.

45:43Tim Dillon:Right, brownie obsession? Tostado nachos? Yes, thank you very much. But here's the deal. We're a morbidly obese country right now. We are looking at why. One of the reasons why is the food we eat is industrial waste. It doesn't matter how much memorabilia you put on the walls or how many fun snow globes you litter around a restaurant or whatever the hell you do. Whatever fun old timey posters you throw up in there to give people the idea that it's a fun it is a factory of chemical waste and industrial sludge that is what red robin is red robin closed because people know right now that taking your children to these restaurants is guaranteeing them a horrible life.

46:34Tim Dillon:If I walk my child into this den of sin and I feed them burgers and brownies and fucking wings drenched in chemicals, they're going to be a fat pig and their life is going to be tough and it's going to be hard and their health is going to decline rapidly. So things like Red Robin, the jig is up. The scam has ended. You have to be terribly, terribly abusive to your children. I'm not talking about you take them there every once in a while. You're on a vacation. It's a rest stop. There's something there. But to take them there, the way our parents took us to these places would be abuse. To take your children to fast food or fast casual, whatever this is called, family dining.

47:29Tim Dillon:They target lower income to middle income families and they exploit the need for a family without a lot of time to need to feed their children and you bring them into these restaurants and these restaurants, now they look old and haggard, but when they were hot. They looked fun and cool. But we are now looking back and we have an epidemic of diabetes. We have heart disease. We have a lot of problems in this country. And we turn around and we're looking at these types of restaurants. We're looking at Red Lobster. We're looking at Fridays. We're looking at Chili's. We're looking at IHOP. Sorry. We're looking at Waffle House.

48:21Tim Dillon:All of these restaurants, the American diet went under the microscope over the last few years and now your children are going to have to get injected with drugs to just remain a normal size. And why? Because of this. So I know it's really sad that people are losing their jobs. I never want to see people lose a job at a place because I know there's a lot of people that work at Red Robin, okay? And a lot of people are probably mad if they listen to this. Shut up, you fat fuck. What should we do? I get it. I stand with you. But you need to find a new scam. Because these theme restaurants where parents unload a station wagon of fatties to get sticky with this chemical sludge is not going to work.

49:18Tim Dillon:People are too hip for it. It's not going to work. Okay? this because people would they would just rather go to the fast casual to jersey bikes and stuff like that and you know what happens to those restaurants torches tacos at recently private equity buys those restaurants and ruins them and and and by the way they're not great restaurants to begin with but private equity like the blackstone group steve schwartzman all those guys they go in to jersey bikes and go every cut the portion size and and start using less of the things, don't pack it with the vegetables anymore. They start fucking you over.

49:58Tim Dillon:And I'm not saying you have to eat the whole Jersey Mike. Sometimes people would eat half of it and then bring the other half home. They'd get two meals out of it. Blackstone Group don't want that. You don't get two meals out of the footlong anymore. They're shrinking the portions and the food's not as good and they're cutting corners and they're moving to kiosks so you don't see a human being when you walk in. That's what private equity's doing. They're going hey, it's bare minimum. You're going to be treated like you're in prison. That's what private equity does. They buy a company that's in the food service space, whatever, hospitality, and they go, how about you're treated like a prisoner?

50:43Tim Dillon:We're going to determine, like Israel does for Gaza, the exact calorie amount you need to live, and that's what we're going to do. that's how we're going to roll here at the new Jersey Mike's private equity version where you're treated like a prisoner and you're going to order it a kiosk. And then a disinterested central American who does not speak English and doesn't know where they are is going to, and I'm they're lovely people, but they're going to hand you a shitty sandwich and you will eat it in your car so that the executives of Blackstone can buy a 17th house in a country you've never heard of to go live in when the great war comes so that's where we're at now with a lot of these restaurants it is it is cut cut the costs trim the operating expenses bring in the robots and make it because they go it's all monopolies and you don't have any choice and And it's, Joe, what are you going to do?

51:46Tim Dillon:Where are you going to go? There's not a sandwich shop like a mom and pop. They're out of business. You want a sandwich, you're going to Jersey Mike's or you're going to a grocery store making it yourself. So if you're on a break at work, you got to go to Jersey Mike's and we're just going to feed you like you're in prison. And there's nothing you can do about it. And we're going to make it shittier and shittier and shittier and shittier. And we're going to take people out of it. We're going to put in kiosks. and we're going to staff it with people that got to the country 10 minutes ago and none of them will speak the language.

52:19Tim Dillon:And again, it's not their fault because they're here and they were brought in so that your kid can't do that job. They're brought in so that your child who just got his working papers or her working papers, they can't do that job. So now they're in a mall parking lot filming someone's death. a Central American migrant is handing you a sandwich that was made to get Steve Schwartzman a 19th house, you know, and that's the way we're going to run our country. And that's it. And you'll eat your shitty Jersey Mike sandwich in a car and you'll order it at a kiosk. And that's what we're going to do. That's all.

53:06Tim Dillon:And if you, like my father worked at Lowe's when he was getting divorced from my mother. My father got a side job at Lowe's. The store. People work at things like this, by the way. There's this idea that, like, everyone doesn't do that. People have those jobs. I don't know when this idea happened in our country that, like, nobody would have a job like that. People had those jobs. My dad worked at Lowe's, the home improvement store, while he was getting divorced from my mother because he needed to pick up extra money. And he got a job at Lowe's. He got a job working at Lowe's. And those are the people, I am certain of it, that are the people that claim to love them, hate them.

53:57Tim Dillon:The people that claim to care about those people on the left and the right, by the way, the people that claim to care about people that are working in an hourly wage job at a place like Lowe's, their lives are the ones that get worse. Their lives are the ones we don't care about. If you're eating caviar off a potato chip in Marty's Vineyard with your pussy on the street, we love you. But if you are working at a job trying to help an elderly housewife figure out something that she needs to buy, we don't care about you. We go at you every way we can. We will take the jobs. We'll also say, if you want to have lunch, we've got private equity company owns that.

54:43Tim Dillon:And you'll eat like you're in prison because you are. And that's the way we feel. But these family sludge factories, like Red Robin, the Tower of Onion Rings shit is going away. it's going away and it's sad it is sad it's sad let's yeah let's watch by the way look at this i want you to look for a minute at this will be studied historically it will be studied where they go what happened here what happened there's a lovely looking woman whose name is Maya, a little ethnically ambiguous. We love that for her. This is a Red Robin commercial. She is walking out with two stacks of what it looks like five cheeseburgers on top of each other, each of them with two patties on it, and they're sliders, but they're the size of a burger that you would eat in Europe and then not eat again for six, seven hours.

55:51Tim Dillon:But there's 10 of them, and they are appetizers. They are sent to the table before your actual burger. Red Robin's kind of a burger restaurant. So what they, there are towers of sliders. What do you think you're ordering after that? A chicken Caesar salad? No, another burger, a bigger burger with more shit on it. Now, Red Robin's got burgers with guacamole and barbecue sauce and blue cheese. And it's just like, it never stops. But they start you off with towers of burgers, little burgers to get ready for the bigger burger. And this is no longer, like if you're sitting there and you have a little bit of an overweight child, you have a child that's exhibiting the tendency to be a little overweight and you're sitting there.

56:42Tim Dillon:And I was this child, so don't talk to me like I don't know what I'm talking about. You're sitting there and the waitress puts down the tower of burgers and the little fatty's eyes light up, you realize you're his pusher. You're his drug dealer. You're his drug dealer. He's getting excited about food and fat and sugar. And I'm not saying you shouldn't like food or love food or appreciate food. Many people in the world don't have it. but this disgusting pornography at the table of just burgers stacked on top of each other you're teaching your children that food is some type of circus where their job is to be impressed and wowed and bowled over by the fact that the food doesn't even look like food it looks inhuman it looks like some type of strange fucking you know thing that would come to you in a dream it's a cartoon it's like these Dagwood sandwiches you know it like it is a novelty item that's not food it's frankenfood it's a novelty item and it hits the table and if you're a parent and you see your fat little child grab one of the burgers and start wolfing it down his face if you have any conscience if you have any conscience any decency, you go, this is bad.

58:18Tim Dillon:This is wrong. I'm killing you. I'm killing you. Let's watch the rest of this commercial.

58:31Are those the towering sliders?

58:39Tim Dillon:Everyone needs it. Now let me describe the commercial. The commercial is a waitress running around with these slider towers and people in the restaurant begin to attack her to get the food. Is that not what the commercial is? Yeah. So the commercial is she's walking with these slider towers and everyone in the restaurant gets up and starts to try to physically maim her to get them. So get that out of here. But my point is that scams can only run a certain amount of time before you have to move on from them. You know, this model scout for Jeffrey Epstein found dead in his home near Pratt. Maybe this is why J.D.

59:24Tim Dillon:Vansky, like, and these guys keep downplaying this. They're still killing people. Maybe I should shut my mouth. They're still killing motherfuckers? They're still killing people? This is years later. Daniel Sayad faced allegations of rape and trafficking in France had appeared more than a thousand documents in the Epstein files and then he he got got. 69. Well, he was older. Was under investigation by the prosecutor specializing in human trafficking in France. Accused of murder, rape and other charges. He was found dead in his home on Monday evening. An investigation is to determine the cause of death had been opened and an autopsy is to be carried out.

1:00:02Tim Dillon:This is what they call tying up the loose ends. They're tying up all the loose ends. They can't kill everyone at once. They can't kill everyone at once, so the killings come, you know, when they have to. They kill people when they have to. They're like, well, he's being investigated, da-da-da-da-da. Let's just minimize risk and get him out of here. He was providing, and he was well-connected in the modeling world and also worked as a scout on commission for Jean-Luc Brunel, who was a leading agent in Paris, New York, and Miami for more than four decades. Brunel killed himself in prison in February 2022 after spending 14 months in custody awaiting trial.

1:00:38Tim Dillon:on charges of rape of minors and sexual harassment. So there's something going on in the modeling world, obviously. The modeling world is a funnel to this other world. Now, I was never in the modeling world. Now, many people thought that that's odd. And actually, I've got a lot of pushback because people go, don't you know all of these people? Like all the modeling people from all the model parties? And it is uncomfortable, you know, because that is a world that I'm in, kind of that world of kind of the international modeling community. But I've never seen, I want to address it on the show, in any of the model events that I've been at, I've never seen anything untoward.

1:01:27Tim Dillon:I've never witnessed anything, and I am, I wouldn't say a fixture, but I am someone that is often finds himself sort of in that milieu of sort of models and scouts and international modeling and kind of the sex industry and just the kind of that, that just, you know, kind of image culture. and it is a shallow and hollow cold. I pulled myself out of it as I've gotten older. I've pulled myself out of it as I've gotten older because I realized how shallow it was and how people wanted me just for my body. And that is thrilling when you're younger. But now I feel as if it's something where I just, I want more of a multi-dimensional experience.

1:02:21Tim Dillon:And I just felt very one-dimensional. It's like yachts, yachts, yachts, yachts, yachts, yachts. Enough. How many boats in the South of France am I going to go on and have people ogle me? So in this modeling world in which I live and I'm very accustomed to and know like everyone in, it is hard that some of my heroes, John Luke Brunel and this man, some of my heroes, the great photographers, the great agents, scouts, these people were like family to me when I was in Paris being sort of just model and model adjacent. And it's hard to look at a group of people you thought you knew. And I was like, I thought we were all just having fun being hot on a boat.

1:03:09Tim Dillon:What's all this other stuff? What's all this other stuff? I thought we were just having fun on a boat being hot with some billionaires. What's going on? guys, why has it all gone wrong? Why has it all gone wrong? That's the question. But, you know, there are these yacht parties in all seriousness. That was a bit, I want people to know, I actually, because I know it is confusing, but I actually was not a model. But this world, this modeling world, they have these parties, these yacht parties, where these people are basically like,

1:03:53Tim Dillon:they're basically like sorry I'm returning you know RFK called me he was mad at me about the about that I said he wasn't doing anything and you know supposedly and here's where I will defend RFK I do like RFK's family a lot and I like him and Cheryl and I did that whole thing about we want more I want more I do and he fought the glyphosate thing and they overruled him because we're ruled by corporate oligarchs and they're not going to let him do anything and I think some of what he wants to do is probably silly you know but some of what you know I think he had a thing where he thought the candy fun dip gave you AIDS or something but whatever I mean you know everyone supposedly he's he's actually going to do something with ultra processed foods that's good he's gonna like designate them but he called me goes hello I said, hi.

1:04:42Tim Dillon:He goes, how are you? I said, good. He said, someone showed me a clip of you saying that I wasn't doing anything. And you played the clip on your show where I hit the yak with my phone. I said, well, yes. I said, well, I said that because I said, you are an exciting character to me. And I think we do have a lot of poison food. And I was a victim of it as a child. Not a victim, a willing participant, but a victim. And I think a lot of kids are victims of these corporations that are poisoning fucking kids, man. And he goes, well, of course, I agree with you, but I'm doing a lot behind the scenes that people don't know.

1:05:27Tim Dillon:We're the first administration to come up with a definition of an ultra-processed food. And he goes, I fought the gliophosphate battle, and I lost, but I campaigned heavily for that. So I said, by the way, I will correct myself and I'm a man of my word. I'm a man of my word. You know, can you get something up about the ultra processed food and see if he's, because he's behind the scenes trying. It's hard, I guess. What's happening?

1:06:04Tim Dillon:I like this So nine hours ago And I'm by the way Credit where credit is due Thank you Senate advances Maha friendly bill For food warning labels And junk food ad bans So they're going to try to Put warning labels on food And they're going to try to ban Junk food advertising By the way I think that's good I think that's good The bill which would ban Junk food advertisements targeted to children and require the Food and Drug Administration to put strong warning labels on ultra-processed foods, high in sugar, salt, and saturated fat, was proposed by Senator Bernie Sanders. Wait a minute.

1:06:44Tim Dillon:Oh, hold on, hold on. An earlier version of the bill died when Sanders introduced back in 2004, but that was before President Trump appointed Maha leader RFK as health secretary. So RFK is on board with it. Good for him on that. Here's the deal. when are we going to wrestle with the fact that both the Republican Party and the Democratic Party forever have just been okay with everyone being poisoned? People are going to have to start asking those questions, and unfortunately, it's not going to bode well for fucking Red Robin. Red Robin death. I think that, you know, you go to Europe. Europe has junk food.

1:07:22Tim Dillon:Europe has things you can eat that are naughty. Go get a whatever. But here's the deal. Not like we do. not like we do. We have a carnival of literal horrors that we are feeding the children. The children. And I just want RFK doing more, you know? I mean, I think that's super important. And I think he is trying. I think it's hard. And I'll correct myself. You know, he's like, you played the video where I hit the yak. you played that on your show and said I wasn't doing anything. He said I'll go on my show and I'll correct myself if I was wrong and maybe I am a little bit wrong. You don't have to do that.

1:08:12Tim Dillon:And to his credit, he said I didn't have to do it. I get slammed every day. So I am a man of my word. I am nothing but a man of my word. So if this guy is trying behind the scenes, which I think he is, to truly rein in. Because by the way, we should have healthy food. There's no reason we don't have healthy food. We have enough fucking money. There's so much great produce in the country. A lot of it comes from California. But by the way, we can have food. We shouldn't have food deserts where poor people have to eat sludge. And then their minds and bodies are out of whack. They're chronically ill.

1:08:58Tim Dillon:They're not capable. And we're doing this on purpose. We're doing it on purpose. People that cannot afford to eat better, a lot of them are like being driven to an early grave. Not only that, but the quality of life they have is significantly diminished. So if the DSA wants to get on that train, but the more I see of them, they're talking about that calories are white supremacy and body image is white supremacy. And if they keep, if the Democratic Party wants to win, they just have to drop the hatred of white people. They have to drop it. You have to start talking about class. You have to start talking about jobs and health care.

1:09:47Tim Dillon:You got to drop this identity politics. Shit, it's not going to work. Stop writing articles that Kamala needs to come back. stop trying to make Pete Buttigieg a thing he's not a thing he's not a thing give it to John Ossoff give it to Andy Beshear boring, straight, white be done with it stop trying to make a point stop the theatrical theater kid shit you're all losing and you've driven your party the world they don't want is manifesting more and more every single day with all of the actions that they undertake So this weird theater kid energy got released in the Democratic Party. I'm going to end on this, but let me tell you exactly what happened.

1:10:29Tim Dillon:And the Republican Party is not immune from this either, by the way. It's this weird, like, strange college energy, like, performing arts camp energy that, like, weirdly a lot of people on the right have too. where not actual actors, actresses, not actual thesbyes, not actual people in theater whose lives are hard and you do something that they love and it's kind of like underappreciated and they're underpaid and they find a community. None of that. We're not talking about that. We're talking about the simulation of that. That's what a theater kid is. It's that with a net. It's being able to pretend that you've made the sacrifices to understand, but you haven't because you're a theater kid and you're at some summer camp or you're in a high school or college or whatever it is.

1:11:19Tim Dillon:So you have all that diva behavior with nothing to back it up and you've not earned it. And you are going out and proclaiming that you are worthy of attention, but you haven't mastered the skill and honed the craft to deserve it. You are a petulant, childish, tantrum-throwing baby. That is the energy, unfortunately, of a lot of people in both the Republican and Democratic parties right now. The Democratic Party is the one that I focus on because they should win. the midterms and then the next election because the Republican Party is about to put troops on the ground in Iran. Their best idea is to have Lindsey Graham's sister take his Senate seat and vote so that we can go further into World War III while Lindsey Graham sucks cock in another realm.

1:12:26Tim Dillon:So they rightly should lose. And the Democratic, and people get mad at me, what are You saying there's no deep state? No, dummy. But if the deep state can never be affected or impacted or changed, then why even elect this guy? Why did you all get excited and wear the dumb hats, dummies? Why did you care so much about this guy and his election? If this deep state, if you were just going to blame everything on the deep state, then what the hell was the point? Why did you go to the rallies? Why did you, were you just trying to go to a concert? And that's really what it was. Did you just like the merch?

1:13:02Tim Dillon:Why did you care so much about this guy? Why isn't he investigating his own assassination attempt? Let's talk about the deep state for a minute, by the way. Why don't we know anything about the guy that assassinated him? Okay? Or tried to. Sorry. Attempted. I'm not saying there's no deep, I'm not saying there's not some permanent government apparatus. I've talked about it a million times on the show. I get it. But for the people that ran on upending the deep state to then come in and blame things on the deep state, seems like you have to be an idiot. for that to work. Why were you excited for this guy to win?

1:13:39Tim Dillon:Why did anyone think it would be interesting for this guy to win if he was just going to do all the things that this deep state wants him to do? What is he doing that they don't like, by the way? Maybe some tariffs that'll just expire the minute he's out of office? He's in Iran. He kidnapped Maduro. Flock cameras are everywhere. the tech people are getting all the money. So who is this deep state again? Who are these people that are really upset and up in arms with him? Who are they? I don't know who they are. He seems to be, what would they want him to do that he's not doing? He seems to be pretty lockstep with all of these people.

1:14:23Tim Dillon:Surveillance technology is everywhere. The pace at which unregulated AI is going to grow and become a real problem is harrowing. We're about to commit troops to a war with the country and we'll probably lose. That's the other thing. Unless we put a million people in there and hold their government, and then what will winning look like? It'll just be tallies of dead people. It's going to be a nightmare. It won't feel like winning. It'll feel like losing. And it'll probably be actually losing too because there's not much you can do in that country. but again, we're on the brink of that. We're on the brink of that.

1:15:05Tim Dillon:So again, I'm asking all the smart people, I'm excluding the paid hack MAGA people that are getting paid by this. That's great. Oh, he unwound DEI. Ta-da. Great. I'm all for that. I'm all for that. We've invaded, or we're about to invade Iran a year and a half into the presidency. he's running crypto scams out of the Oval Office. His family's gotten really rich. Immigration, there's no legislation passed. So everything he's done is executive order and it's all reversible. Whatever. I mean, I don't even, you know, listen, I'm not sitting here chastising people for their beliefs, meaning that you're allowed to believe something that isn't true.

1:15:58Tim Dillon:that's a great thing about our country you're allowed to believe something that isn't true I just don't have to believe it you cannot you can't make me believe it because when you talk about this deep state and I go well what would they want? permanent war? check surveillance? check I don't know it seems like they're pretty happy seems like they're pretty happy you know So, it seems like they really didn't like Bernie Sanders. It's deep state. And they probably didn't like Trump early on. I don't know what happened. They certainly didn't like him early on. They seem to have warmed to him now. I don't know what happened.

1:16:40Tim Dillon:Maybe it has to do with that shooting, but no one will investigate it, so I don't know.

1:16:47Tim Dillon:But I'm a man of my word. And if RFK is trying, then RFK is trying. Thank you. You played the video where I Attack I hit the yak with my phone Yes, yes So I'm a man of my word And when you're a man of your word You have to honor your word I'm an empath I feel People are yelling at me And all these dorks everywhere Are playing my clip about the deep state It's not that I don't think it exists It's that well then why did Why was there such excitement for Donald Trump. He ran against the permanent uniparty that was sacrificing the middle class of this country, but poor people always, of course. But they were governing at the behest of an elite few people.

1:17:45Tim Dillon:And he's kind of, he's doing the same thing. So I'm trying to figure out exactly how, Just think of the symbolism of getting into the White House and then of Elon Musk, who's the richest man in the world at this point. The first few months, you move him essentially into the White House. It's this incredibly dysfunctional thing. He's getting in fights with people in the White House, some of them physical. He's getting in a fight with the president. He accuses the president of being in the Epstein fight. And then the president, like, I don't know. It feels weird to still be jazzed about this. depending on however jazz you worry about seems odd it seems like a cope it seems like you need to QAnon ain't happening it ain't happening nobody's getting marched off to Gitmo it's time to wake up it's time to turn the computer off and go for a walk I'm sorry I know it's upsetting to you sorry but it's just there's a reality here that people need to accept I mean in my belief in my estimation now they don't have to and I can't compel them to it's a great thing about America you're allowed to believe whatever you want to believe you're allowed to sit there and say no Trump has the best of intentions he just keeps getting thwarted that's the way they believe he just keeps getting thwarted every time he tries to do something somebody else there is you know like tricking him he's getting tricked so and there are people that will believe that until they're dead there's people that will go to their grave believing that that he was the one true great American patriot hero the guy that hosted The Apprentice was the one guy that tried to save America but he was thwarted you know and that's okay they're allowed to do that if it makes you feel better something's got to make you feel better it's either going to be the Red Robin burger skyscraper that they bring out to your table or it's going to be the idea that Donald Trump was the last great hope of America, but he was thwarted.

1:19:56Tim Dillon:He was the only one who cared about us. So something's got to make you feel good. Something's got to make you feel good. It's what it is. Something's got to make you feel good. You could get on your knees in a hotel room in Washington, D.C. and suck off a congressional page and then vote to kill everybody. or you can eat a big onion ring tower at Red Robin or you can believe that Donald Trump was the only person in our country that ever cared about you. Whatever you need to enjoy your summer. You only get one summer.

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