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A thorough examination of racial slurs that people do NOT know (because people aren't racist, generally speaking) precedes conversation about how the SCOTUS has decided to overrule Oklahoma's state autonomy and split the state along old tribal lines, followed by theorizing about the end of America, whether Hillary will run again, and closing with the long, long, and ever-growing list of racist things.

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The case of the Seattle driver who ran into two protesters on a highway during a protest raises Tim and Adam's ire, with a heavy emphasis on avoiding the morality police and the big cities as a way to save sanity and preserve constitutional rights. Then the conversation turns to who would be best suited to actually bringing law and order to the world, and Tim and Adam go back and forth over whether or not the battle has already been lost. An ideal social media network is one that is decentralized, like Locals, Gab, the .win network, or Mastodon. Finally, a word or two on Don Lemon 2020, in sharp opposition to Don Lemon 2013.

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Tim and Adam discuss Max Boot, the electoral college, creeping normality, the DSA, the hate crime of painting over a pating, and Tim and Adam argue about why everything is so angry all the time.

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Tim opens with the idea of civil war and conversation follows about how the media filters facts to fit a narrative and how at some point, it can no longer be considered incompetence, it must be malice. Then, the topic is the removal of statues of black founding fathers, specifically Frederick Douglass. The violence in Georgia also reflects the media's twisting, and the violence escalated by left comes to NYC in front of a child walking with her father. Finally, the election and Kanye's bombshell announcement that he might run for president takes the last minutes of the show.

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CNN has officially dubbed Mount Rushmore a monument built for and by slave-owners, as far left activists attempt to stop President Trump's Independence Day celebration. Conversation meanders to the privilege of the so-called revolutionaries, young people lacking structure and filling their vacuum of meaning with cultish beliefs, leading to the conclusion that freedom is difficult, and authoritarianism is easy.

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Tim and Adam unpack the recent story of a woman recorded in a Chipotle parking lot brandishing a gun in response to an aggressive, angry family who were accusing her of racism, and the result of her actions. The guys express their concerns about whether innocent until proven guilty will be upheld going forward, especially in the context of Title IX. Then, analysis of modern journalism and framing, and the Yale graduate fired from her job for making an edgy joke.

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In this episode, Tim and Adam discuss a business owner trapped in the CHAZ/CHOP (now dismantled). They discuss the dangerous minor events that might cause a civil war, and speculate about the 4th of July. Then, talk turns political as polls are discussed and theories about Joe Biden pulling the ultimate Art of War move develop. Finally, the algorithm is accelerating our divisive tendencies.

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Adam goes incidentally viral, but his video is taken down after a short, rapid rise to fame. Discussion arises around this video, recent polling, and how well Tucker Carlson is doing on cable networks. Then, the topic is Independence Day, and then a study about the magic words you can say to keep yourself safe and healthy when you go outside. Finally, an article about the unbearable whiteness of superheroes raises the question yet again of who really benefits from erasing minorities from the public eye.

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The beanie crew returns from a beanieless weekend to talk about OK finally bringing the hammer down on protesters, the chaos in Louisville, and what causes and amplifies white fragility. The conversation turns to Beverly Hills, where protesters attempted (and failed) to 'eat the rich'. Conversation turns to religion and morals, movies and music, cultural stagnation, and finally... aliens!.

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Tim uses Parler, a new social media site, to ask the question: How does civil war start? His answer lies in the electoral college, which he explains in terms of the fact that people want to get rid of it already. Then, Tim and Adam discuss an attack on a Wisconsin politician, how to protest properly, what you can do to make a political difference, and the Bubba Wallace story.

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