Trump Just NUKED Woke Universities From Orbit With New Policies w/ Ed Martin

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How could Trump's Title IX rollback and student loan rules reshape woke universities?

Tim Pool 0:01
Donald Trump has just stripped Title IX protections from LGBTQ students. This is through the education department. So theoretically it should extend basically to all public schooling. This means that identity is no longer protected under the Civil Rights Act based on this new rule. And it's not the only one. A couple of months ago, a story broke, and we were actually surprised to find we didn't see it until today. In fact, it seems the case seems to be the case, many people didn't, but the Trump administration has effectively banned what they're describing as worthless student degrees. This is going to destroy the woke university system. Cause let me explain. They are saying if your degree doesn't make enough money, if the jobs you can get from it don't make enough money, you can't get a loan for it.
Tim Pool 0:50
This means every single woke, stupid, feminist, interpretive, dance, politics, sociology nonsense is not going to be eligible for loans. And the universities will not have any funding for them. The government subsidy of woke ended. With this rule. Now we'll see exactly where it goes. Of course, with the midterms coming up, the latest polling is not very good for Republicans. And people are wondering if the Republicans are just resigned to defeat. That may be the case, but Trump is pulling out his secret weapon himself and culture war issues. Now, of course, liberal media is ragging on him saying it's a mistake. He shouldn't do it. He's not popular enough. Trump is putting this Election on himself, and Republicans are shifting the conversation from economics into culture war issues where they know they can see benefits.
Tim Pool 1:40
Despite all that, however, polls are not part particularly good. And then, my friends, a story that's going viral because it's fun. Uh, you know, seven years ago, NASA ran a simulation, a prediction that there was an asteroid that had a 1% chance of striking the Earth. In April of twenty twenty seven. На the story's coming back up. Because of course, we're only a few months away. And uh, you know, uh you know, nothing's gonna happen because nothing ever happens, right? A meteor strike of all things. But people like to I don't know why, I guess, but you get it. People like to imagine these things are possible or likely gonna happen and they're just not and You know, it is what it is. But we also gotta talk about Trevor Lawrence.
Tim Pool 2:24
I don't know if you guys saw this. I'm not a football guy, and my entire Instagram feed is loaded with people. I'm seeing all these viral videos where they're claiming Trevor Lawrence took a knee, all right, in this football game at the one yard line with about nine minutes left in the game. It makes no sense. And then he made a comment about he was doing it for the Fantasy League fans and people are screaming. The idea now is that Homeboy knew he was affecting the state of the game to benefit gamblers, potentially himself, and this is all rigged. I've seen some people post he should be criminally charged or investigated for taking a knee at this point. His argument, of course, he came out and said, Oh, he's trying to run the clock down.
Tim Pool 3:05
Run the clock down at nine minutes? This seems very strange. And with all the sports gambling and we Weird poker gambling, you know, mafia stuff we've heard over the past year or so. It's a lot of people who are just like. Look, it happens and we know they're doing it. That being said, you'd have to be pretty pretty stupid to try and do that now. So we're gonna talk about that and everything else. Joining us tonight to talk about that and so much more is Ed Martin.
Ed Martin 3:31
Good to be with you, Tim. Thank you. That's a lot to cover. That's a lot that's a that's a range. I I don't know um where to start. I'm worried about the asteroid right now, you know. I got to I mean that's the most fun story. Yeah, that makes everything go
Tim Pool 3:41
away.
Ed Martin 3:42
Yeah, that's right. That's easier. Not
Tim Pool 3:43
uh but you actually have experience as it relates to some of the sports spending stuff too.
Ed Martin 3:47
Yeah, you know, I was just telling the story. I met the guy, John Tay Porter, who is uh from Missoula, from Missouri, and he was uh jammed on uh this gambling and he he came in, I met with him and we were talking about uh the issue and it is extraordinary.

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