Timcast IRL · November 6, 2020 · 2h 0m

Timcast IRL #161 - Steve Bannon BANNED, Now Begins TRUTH And Reconciliation Panels

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Episode Recap

Timcast IRL episode 161, recorded on November 6, 2020, featured Tim Pool and co-hosts including Drew Hernandez discussing the contentious 2020 presidential election results. The show opened with lighthearted banter about Drew Hernandez's Biden support history and SoundCloud rapping, before diving into serious political analysis. The primary discussion centered on Joe Biden's projected victory and Donald Trump's claims of voter fraud. Tim Pool expressed support for Trump utilizing every legal avenue available, while examining videos from Fleckostalks allegedly showing dead people registered to vote. The conversation took a darker turn when addressing emerging discussions about "truth and reconciliation" panels targeting Trump supporters, with guests rejecting the notion as extreme. Drew Hernandez provided on-the-ground perspective from Washington D.C., where he noted that MPD had the situation under control. The panel debated potential consequences if Trump lost, with concerns raised about radical elements on both the left and right potentially becoming more active. Statistical anomalies in voting data were discussed, including graphs showing Wisconsin voter turnout at five standard deviations above average. The show also touched on Steve Bannon being banned from platforms, though specific details were reserved for later in the broadcast.

TL;DR

  • →Tim Pool and Drew Hernandez discussed Biden's projected 2020 election victory and Trump's voter fraud claims, with Tim supporting Trump's use of legal avenues.
  • →The panel examined voter fraud videos showing dead people allegedly registered to vote, discussing Wisconsin and Michigan discrepancies.
  • →Controversial 'truth and reconciliation' panels targeting Trump supporters were addressed, with hosts rejecting the concept as extreme.
  • →Drew Hernandez provided on-the-ground D.C. perspective while discussing potential political unrest from both left and right.
  • →Statistical anomalies in voting data were analyzed, including graphs showing unusual Wisconsin turnout figures.
  • →Steve Bannon's platform bans were identified as a major story, though specific details were held for later discussion.

Key Moments

  • 0:00
    Opening and Election Results Discussion
    Hosts open the show with banter about Drew Hernandez's Biden support history before discussing Biden's projected victory and Trump's fraud claims
  • 21:00
    Voter Fraud Evidence
    Deep dive into videos showing dead people registered to vote, with Drew presenting evidence from multiple states
  • 51:00
    Truth and Reconciliation Panels
    Discussion of controversial proposals for panels to hold Trump supporters accountable
  • 74:00
    D.C. On-Ground Perspective
    Drew Hernandez shares observations from Washington D.C. about potential unrest and security measures
  • 98:00
    Statistical Analysis
    Examination of unusual voting data patterns including Wisconsin turnout anomalies

Notable Quotes

“My whole thing is right now, look, it looks like Joe Biden's going to win. That's just it.”

— Tim Pool · opening statement acknowledging election results

“I think Trump should take every legal avenue he can. And I think the reason is we've got talk now of what is called truth and reconciliation commissions.”

— Tim Pool · supporting Trump's legal options

“I was in D.C. I think the MPD pretty much has it on lock. I mean, if anywhere is going to be on lock, I feel like it was gonna be D.C.”

— Drew Hernandez · on-ground Washington D.C. perspective

“The people who voted, nobody voted for Biden this time around. No, they voted against Trump.”

— Tim Pool · analysis of Biden's coalition

“If Donald Trump loses and we got these videos and like... I think we might see action from the right. I really do.”

— Tim Pool · warning about potential unrest

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