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🗓️ 6 August 2025
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0:00.0 | I'm Tom Billu and this is Impact Theory. |
0:02.6 | Welcome back to part two of my conversation with Dave Rubin. |
0:05.9 | If you miss part one, I highly recommend going back |
0:08.3 | because today we're going layers deep on the cultural divide |
0:12.2 | and what it really takes to think for yourself |
0:15.2 | when the entire system is pulling you in the opposite direction. |
0:18.6 | Let's get back into it. |
0:19.7 | Man, we'll see where this goes. If this really is a fight for the narrative of what America |
0:26.4 | is, I find narratives are really meant to give people a frame of reference, encapsulate a value |
0:31.6 | set that allows them to move forward with confidence, or in the case of the narrative on the left, to disempower |
0:40.8 | the people that have created all the problems, as they would see it, and empower those that |
0:45.9 | are going to pull us out of that history of sin. If this is a battle, how do you gauge the |
0:53.1 | thing that I mentioned before, the online version of this where a lot of it seems burning very hot? You know, if I open up X, it looks like, oh my God, the Nazis have returned versus what's going on in real life. Because I can tell you, I'm going to play basketball when we finish up. I play with this incredible group, 25 guys. I'm down here in Miami. We got a lot of ethnically Latino people. So we got a lot of Cubans down here in Venezuelans and Puerto Ricans and everyone's speaking different languages. And they come and I got a Canadian white guy and just this whole crazy group of guys. I don't think anyone's thinking about any of this stuff. And these are guys that care about politics. But I don't think any of them are suddenly like, maybe I am a Nazi, or maybe the |
1:27.7 | Nazis are back, or anything like that. I just don't, and I'm really trying, and it's partly why I go off the grid, actually. It's because we're caught in the algorithmic manipulation and the digital world, and it's real. It is real. I'm not denying the power of that. But it's very hard to, we're doing that mapping, it's very hard to map that to what's happening in reality. |
1:27.5 | I, how do you do it? the power of that. But it's very hard to, we're doing that mapping. It's very hard to map that |
1:45.9 | to what's happening in reality. How do you do it? Okay. So the way that I think about this is it takes a |
1:51.4 | very small number of very shrewd people to create policy that can make the world better or way, |
1:59.8 | way worse. But it's all downstream of |
2:02.0 | narrative. So I think you're right. I think the average person doesn't think about it. I think |
2:05.0 | the average person is absolutely lovely. And we should all remind ourselves of that and have a great |
2:10.9 | time. At the same time, I think that policies matter a lot. And when I look at one policy in 1913, the Federal Reserve Act was passed. I think it was done through manipulation and spin. And I think that we are now paying a catastrophic price for that decision. So I think what's happening now is you have the masses who feel something is wrong. |
2:36.9 | They can tell the system is rigged against them. |
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