Timcast IRL

Tim can sort of be a hip version of Shapiro. Logical, analytical, cool. So when Adam was the co-host, it had a balance of emotion and cold analysis and that was a pleasure to watch.

I'm not sure what happened, not sure how it went down, but Adam left as co-host and it lost that emotion to counter-balance Tim.

More guests are on the show now, which is interesting, it makes it feel more like Rubin, but it hasn't gotten to that level of guests yet, and without Adam to counter-balance Tim it's not as fun to watch.

Most guests are top teer; however the lack of in-depth interviewing skills have hit a wall.

Ian Crossland, a regular co-host that for me and many others has dragged the shows IQ to new lows. Ian looking un-bathed, looks intoxicated for every show, and never researching about the nights topics just lowers the shows IQ.

Its like a bunch of Teens sighing around BS-ing and every week an Adult guest shows up to teach them.

Sorry Tim, you are Ok, but not great.

Fake news to push an agenda. Pool is a joke. Positions himself as a centrist, but is clearly only in it to cash in on right-wing viewers who can never get enough of bashing the left, so he gives them what they want, not what the news is. The videos are selectively edited, taken out of context, just like his stunt in Sweden was when he tried to show that immigrants were the number one cause of crime in Stockholm. He's not a leftist and never was - let's be clear. He follows in the footsteps of Shapiro, Peterson, Crowder, Bongino, and dozens of other grifters who exist to serve up the narrative.

This is what talk shows should have turned into when the internet arose but instead they fired all their research staff and just repeated whatever was trending on twitter. I really hope that the fake news circus ends soon so that we can have reasoned discussion back like those to be enjoyed in this show.

No one can know all the facts/info on every subject. So I will tell you this: My husband an attorney and I, an OTR/L were taking a commuter jet to Toronto 1984. A man boarded in an ugly gray suit, white shirt, plain tie with short hair cut. He sat across from us; then said "Wouldn't it be nice to control the weather? Then you could make it rain or stop raining where ever you want". "Just seed the sky". His views surprised us. He was serious. We recall it so clearly. Now people talk of Chem-Trails. That guy comes to mind. In 1998 Military seminar w/live audience on same topic. No surprize there!