Interview · moment 20 of 20
Podcasters vs. the Establishment and Closing Out the Show
from Candace Owens Emergency Podcast | The Tim Dillon Show #441 · #441
3 min
Guest
Candace rejects the idea that podcasters like her, Rogan, and Theo Von are a 'new establishment' compared to institutions and intelligence agencies, credits the 2024 election result to unpopular Democratic policies, and they close by re-pitching the Candace and Tim morning show with Harvey Weinstein as producer.
- Tim notes the establishment has written hit pieces about him constantly this year because they fear people listening to different viewpoints.
- The anger toward Joe Rogan and Theo Vaughn stems from the establishment's need to keep people divided, according to Tim.
- Tim rejects the idea that podcasters are the new establishment, comparing them to 19 intelligence agencies, the federal government, major newspapers, Ivy League schools, and the Council on Foreign Relations.
- The Democratic campaign failed because it pushed unpopular positions on child sex changes and open borders that Americans rejected.
- Tim points out they ran a dead guy, replaced him with an unpopular vice president nobody knew, and she campaigned on joy.
- Tim says he never gets blamed for anything despite having advanced ideas, while media outlets blame everyone else instead.
- Tim argues that in a sane country, he and Candace Owens would have a morning show together.
- Tim jokes the only person they'd need to pitch the morning show to is Harvey Weinstein, once he gets him out of prison.
- Candace Owens says she can be found everywhere on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple before going on maternity leave in a week.
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