Timcast IRL · February 24, 2021 · 2h 0m
Timcast IRL #230 - Twitter SUSPENDS Crowder After Claiming PROOF Of Fake Voter Addresses w/Mike Cernovich
Episode Recap
Timcast IRL episode 230, aired February 24, 2021, opened with Tim Pool announcing Steven Crowder's Twitter suspension after Crowder claimed to have proof of fake voter addresses in various databases. The show discussed how Crowder sent investigative journalists who allegedly found that many voter addresses were actually parking lots, prompting Twitter to lock him out for 12 hours. Tim criticized Twitter's use of 'suspension' as softer language for what he called permanent banning. The conversation shifted to Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, who released a significant opinion regarding Pennsylvania Republicans' arguments about mail-in voting, with Mike Cernovich explaining how elite legal circles actually operate. The panel also covered the Coca-Cola and LinkedIn controversy over diversity training that instructed employees to be 'less white.' Cernovich discussed his background in mindset work and law, his observations of elite thinking, and how Trump's 2016 campaign mobilized low-propensity voters who later expected magic solutions. Luke Okradowski joined from WeAreChange, while Ian Crossland brought up Cernovich's book 'Gorilla Mindset.' The episode addressed claims of election irregularities while emphasizing the importance of understanding legal and systemic processes.
TL;DR
- →Steven Crowder was suspended by Twitter after claiming proof that voter databases contained fake addresses, including parking lots
- →Clarence Thomas released a significant opinion regarding Pennsylvania Republicans' arguments about mail-in voting legitimacy
- →Twitter used the term 'suspension' despite what Tim called permanent removal, which he criticized as misleading language
- →Mike Cernovich joined to discuss mindset work, elite legal circles, and why Trump supporters were wrong about certain expectations
- →Coca-Cola's diversity training telling employees to 'be less white' caused backlash, with LinkedIn also receiving criticism
- →The panel debated the limits of legal remedies for election concerns and how the Supreme Court actually operates
Key Moments
- 0:00Opening - Crowder Suspension AnnouncementTim Pool opens by announcing Steven Crowder's Twitter suspension and pours a beer in solidarity
- 10:00Crowder's Voter Address InvestigationDetails of Crowder's segment claiming proof of fake voter addresses in parking lots
- 25:00Clarence Thomas Supreme Court AnalysisDiscussion of Thomas's opinion on Pennsylvania mail-in voting and what it means
- 40:00Mike Cernovich Joins the ShowCernovich introduces himself, discusses his background in law and mindset work
- 55:00Elite Thinking and Trump SupportersCernovich explains how Federalist Society and elite circles operate, criticizing supporter expectations
Notable Quotes
“Crowder got locked out on Twitter... He tweeted that Twitter has locked him out for 12 hours... They'll suspend you permanently. That's dumb. It's a temporary suspension.”
— Tim Pool · opening segment about Crowder's Twitter suspension
“I think there's a lot to talk about in this regard and what happened with the Supreme Court, because Clarence Thomas basically dropped a hammer saying it looks like there was a good argument from these Republicans in Pennsylvania about mail-in voting.”
— Tim Pool · main discussion about Supreme Court developments
“I knew all the Federalist Society people. I know how elite people kind of think... I'm just like, this is not the way the world works.”
— Mike Cernovich · guest segment explaining his background and perspective
“Everything you're telling me is wrong, everything from how the Supreme Court operates to how the Supreme Court... People got mad because Trump did was amazing is he brought out what they call low propensity voters.”
— Tim Pool · debate about expectations versus reality
“You wrote this in 2015 and can you tell me what is this exactly?”
— Ian Crossland · holding up Cernovich's book during the show