Everyone I've talked to who said they used to be a liberal, who then became conservative, voted for Trump, or are just, you know, no longer part of the woke cult or whatever, it was because they started doing their own research.

They started reading the quotes. They started watching the videos. And so while social media may create incentives for people to create, you know, to push cancel culture and exacerbate the problem, it also creates the

opportunity.

The political bias of the legacy media becomes more and more obvious every day as they seek

to deceive the American people.

In response, the public has begun to turn to members of replacement media, those who bring

with them the truth without a covert agenda.

One of the most popular voices to arise from this movement is our guest

today, journalist, commentator, and YouTuber Tim Poole. Tim first came into the public view with his

on-the-ground journalism, live streaming the Occupy movements of 2011. Whatever was happening

seemed to be important. It seemed to be interesting. A lot of people were talking about it.

A few years later, he joined Vice Media, field reporting from conflict areas around the world. His work has found new traction recently, however, now that the conflicts have come to the home front. Tim has spent the last few years, largely focused on the rise of the Antifa movement, or perhaps more so on the media's complete lack of attention to the violent and fascist tactics that movement employs. Tim has been on the front lines of

exposing the radical left and the lying media. A former Bernie Sanders supporter, Tim raised eyebrows

this year with his emphatic support for Donald Trump. While not condoning all of the president's

actions, he saw Trump as a vital bulwark for the country. He dives in on this choice in our conversation.

Tim and I also discussed the propaganda war raging across the country as we wait for the

results of the election, including the latest defenses from legacy media and big tech,

and what the future may hold for the country under a new administration.

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Not only have they declared that Joe Biden is the president-elect, they have declared that anybody who refuses to call him the president-elect, even though he's not actually yet the president-elect,

is engaged in some sort of coup. What do you make of all of this?

I mean, it's kind of a tradition that the media would say, hey, here's the winner, it's projected, and they just go along with it.

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