Timcast IRL · February 16, 2022 · 2h 0m
Timcast IRL #469 - Freedom Convoy Warns Of Government FALSE FLAG After Weapons Arrests w/Drew Hernandez
Episode Recap
Timcast IRL episode 469, aired February 16, 2022, featured Tim Pool and co-hosts discussing several major news stories. The primary focus was on the Freedom Convoy protests in Canada, where convoy leaders warned that nefarious elements might plant stolen weapons to discredit the movement after 11 people were arrested with a weapons cache in Alberta. Tim and the panel discussed how the Canadian government under Trudeau had invoked emergency powers for the first time, with widespread condemnation following. The Ottawa police chief's resignation was noted as a significant development. Drew Hernandez joined the show as a guest, introducing himself as an on-the-ground reporter who covered the 2020 riots and announced a new show. The conversation also covered the Alec Baldwin lawsuit, where the family of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins released a CGI video showing how the fatal shooting occurred. Additionally, the hosts discussed Remington settling a massive lawsuit for over $70 million, which Tim found puzzling. Chris Carr was introduced as the executive editor of TimCast.com's newsroom, while Ian Crossland handled sound mixing duties. Tim also reminded viewers to support the show through memberships at Timcast.com, noting the platform relies primarily on member support.
TL;DR
- →Freedom Convoy leaders warned that nefarious elements may plant stolen weapons to discredit protesters after 11 arrests with firearms cache
- →Trudeau invoked emergency powers for the first time to crack down on protests, sparking widespread condemnation
- →Ottawa police chief resigned amid criticism of handling the convoy protests
- →Drew Hernandez joined the show as an on-the-ground reporter covering the protests and announced a new show
- →Alec Baldwin lawsuit update: family of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins released CGI video showing shooting incident
- →Remington settled a massive lawsuit for over $70 million, which Tim Pool found difficult to understand
Key Moments
- 0:00Opening and First StoryTim introduces the episode discussing Freedom Convoy warnings about potential false flag operations with planted weapons
- 40:00Ottawa Police Chief ResignationPanel discusses the resignation and how most donations to truckers actually came from Canada, not America as Trudeau claimed
- 1:12Alec Baldwin LawsuitDiscussion of the family filing suit and releasing CGI video showing how the cinematographer was killed
- 1:52Guest IntroductionDrew Hernandez joins and introduces himself as on-the-ground reporter, Chris Carr and Ian Crossland also introduced
- 3:58Daily Mail Story Deep DivePanel analyzes the weapons arrests story and debates plausibility of false flag operations against protesters
Notable Quotes
“Freedom convoy truckers are warning nefarious elements may try to plant weapons in a false flag, stolen weapons nonetheless, after 11 people were arrested with a weapons cache. They're trying everything they can to stop this group of protesters. Doesn't seem to be working.”
— Tim Pool · opening story introduction
“I don't know about all that false flag stuff, conspiracy stuff, but I will say they're trying everything in their power to shut this down.”
— Tim Pool · main discussion about Freedom Convoy
“From the very get-go, what's been happening in Canada is just completely slanderous. I mean, they've been calling them domestic terrorists. They've been calling them a threat. They've been calling them insurrectionists. It's like the same buzzwords you see across the entire board.”
— Drew Hernandez · guest perspective on government response
“The slander is not sticking, right? So at this point, they have to make these people look violent. And I think they would probably resort to any means in order to do that.”
— Tim Pool · analysis of government strategy
“I think Alec Baldwin killed that woman. I don't think it may have been accidental, but I think it may have been just a fit of rage. Something ain't right there.”
— Tim Pool · discussion of Alec Baldwin lawsuit