Timcast IRL · November 23, 2021 · 2h 0m
Timcast IRL #413 - BLM Activist Says "The Revolution Has Started" Of Waukesha w/Rekieta Law & Kash Patel
Episode Recap
Timcast IRL episode 413, aired November 23, 2021, opened with Tim Pool and co-hosts discussing the devastating Waukesha, Wisconsin parade attack where an SUV plowed through a crowd of spectators. The discussion centered on the unclear motivation behind the attack, with Tim noting the police statement that it was not terror-related while also questioning the official narrative. The hosts examined how both political sides were interpreting the incident through a partisan lens, with BLM activists claiming it was retaliation for the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict and declaring that "the revolution has started." Tim emphasized the importance of waiting for facts before jumping to conclusions. The show featured prominent guests including Nick Rekieta of Rekieta Law, who gained fame during the Rittenhouse trial for his massive livestream legal commentary, and Kash Patel, a former federal prosecutor with 16 years of government experience. Both guests provided legal analysis on the Waukesha incident and related civil lawsuits stemming from the Rittenhouse case. The co-hosts, including Ian Crossland, engaged in debate about the political implications of the attack and the broader pattern of politically motivated violence.
TL;DR
- →Tim Pool and co-hosts discussed the Waukesha, Wisconsin SUV attack that killed multiple people and injured dozens at a holiday parade, questioning the official narrative about the driver's motivation
- →BLM activists were cited claiming the attack was retaliation for the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict and declaring 'the revolution has started'
- →Guest Nick Rekieta discussed his massive 130,000+ viewer livestream during the Rittenhouse trial and mentioned updates on the Dominic Black case
- →Guest Kash Patel, former federal prosecutor with 60 jury trials experience, analyzed the legal aspects of the Waukesha attack and Rittenhouse civil suits
- →Tim addressed civil lawsuits already being filed in connection with the Rittenhouse case, with at least two lawsuits already filed
- →The panel debated the political polarization surrounding the Waukesha attack and broader concerns about politically motivated violence
Key Moments
- 0:00OpeningTim Pool opens the show discussing the Waukesha parade attack and its unclear motivation
- 27:00Guest IntroductionIntroduction of Nick Rekieta from Rekieta Law and discussion of his viral Rittenhouse trial coverage
- 45:00Kash Patel IntroductionIntroduction of Kash Patel, former federal prosecutor, and his background in criminal trials
- 60:00Waukesha AnalysisDeep dive into the Waukesha attack details, BLM statements, and political implications
- 90:00Rittenhouse Civil SuitsDiscussion of civil lawsuits being filed related to the Rittenhouse case
- 120:00Legal PanelGuests provide legal analysis and commentary on current events
Notable Quotes
“The other night, we had a very serious attack in Waukesha, Wisconsin. A man drove an SUV through a parade, striking many, many, many people. There are a lot of injuries. Now, the motivation is a big question.”
— Tim Pool · opening discussion of Waukesha attack
“Or as one BLM activists put it, they think it was retaliation over the Rittenhouse verdict and that the revolution has started. I don't know if I take that all too seriously, but I think what I do take seriously is the fact that on both the left and the right, it is being viewed as political.”
— Tim Pool · main discussion of political implications
“I was a public defender, and then I became a federal prosecutor. So I tried about 60 jury trials to verdicts in criminal cases, state and federal court.”
— Kash Patel · guest introduction
“We try to tell everybody, you know, why don't you wait a little bit till we can figure out what's going on. But it seems like there's no clear motivation.”
— Tim Pool · analysis of media coverage
“Happy to be here, baby. Let's go for the ride.”
— Ian Crossland · co-host introduction