Timcast IRL · March 21, 2024 · 2h 0m
Timcast IRL #986 VIGILANTES EVICT Squatters, Democrat Crimewave Sparks NYC Vigilantism w/Clint Russell
Episode Recap
Timcast IRL Episode 986 aired on March 21, 2024, with Tim Pool hosting alongside co-hosts Clint Russell and Ian Crossland, along with Libby Emmons from the Postmillennial. The episode centered on a viral story about squatters in New York, where a woman whose parents died inherited their home only to find it occupied by squatters who changed the locks. When police arrived, they attempted to defend the squatters and even arrested the homeowner. The discussion evolved into vigilantism, with reports of vigilantes showing up to help evict squatters, causing the squatters to flee. The panel also covered the Daniel Penny case, where Penny pleaded not guilty to manslaughter after being labeled by ABC News as 'the man who choked a homeless man to death' rather than a good Samaritan who saved lives on a NYC train. Additional topics included Tony Bobulinski's testimony about witnessing Joe Biden commit crimes, AOC's reaction, and the broader rise in crime in New York City. Clint Russell discussed his candidacy for Libertarian Party Vice President, noting that LP delegates select both presidential and VP candidates separately. Libby Emmons discussed her background in journalism with the Postmillennial and recent collaborations with Toby Turner.
TL;DR
- →Woman in Queens inherited parents' home, squatters moved in and changed locks; police arrested the homeowner when she tried to regain access
- →Vigilantes showed up to help evict squatters from the Queens home, causing the squatters to flee after national backlash
- →Daniel Penny pleaded not guilty to manslaughter in NYC subway choking case, with ABC News framing him as a killer instead of a hero who saved lives
- →Tony Bobulinski testified he personally witnessed Joe Biden committing crimes while Hunter Biden did not show up to testify
- →Judge ruled that illegal immigrant criminal aliens can bear arms; Libertarian Party of Louisiana tweeted that undocumented individuals should have guns
- →Clint Russell announced he's running for Libertarian Party Vice President, with delegates selecting both presidential and VP candidates separately
Key Moments
- 0:00Opening and HousekeepingTim welcomes viewers, promotes Casper Coffee and membership, introduces co-hosts Clint Russell and Ian Crossland
- 5:34Squatter Story IntroductionTim presents the viral story of vigilantes helping evict squatters from a Queens home where the homeowner was arrested
- 20:00Daniel Penny CaseDiscussion of Penny pleading not guilty to manslaughter and ABC News framing him as a killer instead of a good Samaritan
- 35:00Biden Crime AllegationsPanel covers Tony Bobulinski's testimony about witnessing Joe Biden commit crimes and AOC's reaction
- 50:00Illegal Immigration and Gun RightsDiscussion of judge ruling illegal immigrants can bear arms and Libertarian Party's controversial tweet about undocumented individuals having guns
- 75:00Clint Russell VP CampaignClint Russell discusses his candidacy for Libertarian Party Vice President and the unique LP delegate process
- 100:00NYC Crime WavePanel discusses multiple violent incidents in NYC including machete attack and train slashing
- 140:00Closing and Community BuildingTim promotes Discord community, encourages viewers to join as members and support the show
Notable Quotes
“We got breaking news today that vigilantes show up to just talk to these guys, just talk to them. And sure enough, as soon as they did, these guys ran, screaming.”
— Tim Pool · squatter vigilantism story
“This is what you get in anarcho-tyranny but what you also get is the rise of vigilantes.”
— Tim Pool · analysis of NYC crime and vigilantism
“In the Libertarian Party, you actually run for vice president. It is very unique in that the delegates will actually select both the presidential and the vice presidential candidate.”
— Clint Russell · explaining LP VP nomination process
“A big story that's been going viral is this woman in New York who had squatters come to her house. When the police showed up, not only did they actively try to defend the squatters, they ended up arresting the homeowner.”
— Tim Pool · squatter story introduction
“I was hanging with Luke Rutkowski and I had the amazing, fortunate blessing to meet Toby Turner, who I've loved for like over a decade.”
— Ian Crossland · personal update about collaborations