Timcast IRL · March 9, 2022 · 2h 0m

Timcast IRL #483 - US CONFIRMS BioLabs In Ukraine, Fear Russian Could Seize Them w/Greg Price

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Episode Recap

Timcast IRL episode #483 aired on March 9, 2022, with Tim Pool and co-hosts discussing the breaking news that the US government confirmed the existence of biolabs in Ukraine. During Senate testimony, Victoria Nuland acknowledged Ukraine has biological research facilities and expressed concern that Russia may seize them. The panel examined how mainstream media fact-checked extreme versions of the story while ignoring the confirmed reality. Host Tim Pool criticized media outlets for conflating conspiracy theories with actual documented information. The conversation shifted to record-high gas prices following the ban on Russian oil imports, with Tim mocking Stephen Colbert's comment about paying more at the pump being worth it for a clean conscience. The hosts debated Florida's parental rights in education bill, with Tim calling out Democrats for mischaracterizing it as the don't say gay bill when it primarily requires schools to notify parents of medical issues. Greg Price joined the discussion, sharing his experience with the January 6th committee as his CEO Alex Brujewicz was subpoenaed, describing it as a sham investigation targeting Trump supporters who had nothing to do with the Capitol riot.

TL;DR

  • Victoria Nuland confirmed under Senate testimony that Ukraine has biolabs and the US is concerned Russia may seize them
  • Gas prices hit record highs following the Russian energy import ban, with California reaching over $6 per gallon
  • Democrats falsely labeled Florida's parental rights bill the 'don't say gay bill' despite it primarily addressing parent notification requirements
  • Greg Price revealed his CEO Alex Brujewicz was subpoenaed by the January 6th committee at significant personal expense
  • McDonald's announced closure of over 800 locations in Russia as part of corporate sanctions
  • Media conflates conspiracy theories with confirmed facts about Ukraine biolabs to dismiss legitimate concerns

Key Moments

  • 0:00
    Opening and Biolab Story
    Tim introduces the episode and begins discussing Victoria Nuland's Senate testimony confirming biolabs in Ukraine
  • 30:00
    Gas Prices Discussion
    Panel discusses record-high gas prices and Stephen Colbert's controversial comments about clean consciences
  • 60:00
    Florida Education Bill
    Analysis of Florida's parental rights bill and Democrat mischaracterization campaign
  • 90:00
    Greg Price Interview
    Greg Price joins to discuss his CEO's subpoena to the January 6th committee and conservative political strategy
  • 120:00
    January 6th Committee
    Deep dive into the committee's tactics and cost of responding to subpoenas

Notable Quotes

I think is significant because if we're trying to understand how to end this conflict with peace and negotiations, diplomacy, we kind of need to know what the complaints are from the people who invaded.

Tim Pool · opening segment on understanding Russia's stated motivations

They fact check an extreme version of the story. So you see this meme going around saying that Russia was striking U.S. biolabs and say, oh, it's all fake. It's all fake. That way, when someone says, oh, but Ukraine does have biolabs, people assume it's the same story.

Tim Pool · main discussion on media manipulation of biolab narrative

We're advisors and digital strategists for a bunch of conservative politicians and nonprofits and super PACs, and we work to elect America first candidates and unelect the rhinos.

Greg Price · guest interview segment introducing his company

They're just going after all of these people that had nothing to do with it, but simply supported Donald Trump.

Tim Pool · criticism of January 6th committee tactics

No, no, no, no, your money. You need to hire a lawyer and spend $100,000 in personal money to answer the subpoena.

Ian Crossland · co-host reaction to January 6th committee costs

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