What podcasts say about Tim Dillon
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What Tim Dillon has said on podcasts
48 statements · 10 positive · 35 negative · 1 mixed · 2 neutral
Cigarette smoking damages clothing and harms health.
“it destroys your clothes and it's very bad for your health, obviously.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 2:42
Chemicals in American food cause Europeans to become sick.
“Because there's chemicals in our food.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 3:48
California overtaxation and overregulation drove Hollywood’s industry elsewhere.
“They over taxed and over regulated their biggest industry to other states and other countries.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 10:31
Los Angeles’ share of filming fell from roughly 80–90% to 25–30%.
“I think at one time was like 80 to 90%. Now it's 25, 30% shot in L. A.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 10:43
Concentrating unproductive populations and social programs produces crime, vandalism, and disorder.
“you have a lot of people that are not, for whatever reason, productive and they are living in one area. And everything that comes along with that, which is crime, which is, you know, vandalism, which is, you know, disorder to varying degrees.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 13:29
New York’s 1990s crime reduction increased businesses’ willingness to invest.
“what happened in New York in the 90s was like they did Clean up a lot of the crime and a lot of businesses, then felt better about investing”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 13:57
UK authorities classify some online statements as incitement threatening public safety.
“they're basically looking at these statements and going, this person is inciting violence and threatening the public good by what they're saying.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 18:32
Large-scale migration can artificially increase economic growth.
“if you bring in more migrants, you can artificially grow the economy, which is what they're doing.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 26:05
- on Western intervention and migration policyNegativeJun 24, 2026· The Joe Rogan Experience: Protect Our Parks
Western intervention and migration are deliberate strategies by a group seeking to perpetuate the system.
“We don't have to invade countries, sponsor coups, steal resources, and then like drench our, our communities in, in guilt and say, now we have to bring all those people here and you have to deal with that. None of that has to happen. That's, that's a strategy of, of a group of people that want to keep perpetuating this.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 29:36
Street chaos increases public willingness to accept restrictive laws and surveillance technologies.
“the more chaos in the street, the more likely you're going to be willing to accept new laws. New laws, new surveillance technologies”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 30:10
Successful diversity depends on a highly productive economy.
“Diversity also relies on a very productive economy.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 33:43
Artificial intelligence will improve health and extend lifespans.
“AI is coming and that AI is going to do a lot of stuff with health and it's going to help extend life spans.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 36:00
Future authorities may condition basic services on ideological compliance.
“eventually they're going to go, do you want safe streets? You want food? Do you want a little bit of money? You got to do X, Y and Z. You got to believe X, Y and Z.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 40:28
People in the UK and Europe are more likely than Americans to follow government plans.
“they are more likely to go along with the grand plan of the government, more so than the United States”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 41:29
Technology introduced after 2014–2015 made society more impersonal, corporate, sterile, and cold.
“It did stop around 2014, 2015. A lot of the new things started that came in, made the world to me. Very impersonal, corporate, sterile and cold.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 48:01
Zoomers are comparatively better off, skeptical, cynical, and appropriately nihilistic.
“the younger people, I, I, they seem better off. Like the Zoomers or whatever they are, they seem to be a little, they have a little, a dose of nihilism, but I think it's appropriate or a little, you know, they've good sense of humor, they're skeptical, they're a little cynical.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 51:18
Support for gay marriage has declined by 11 percentage points.
“gay marriage has lost 11 points in support.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 53:31
Corporate LGBT virtue signaling decreases acceptance rather than increasing it.
“It is the. It is just virtue signaling horseshit that ends up doing the exact opposite of what they want. They think it increases acceptance. It decreases it because you're shoving a worldview down someone's throat.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 54:00
Liberal-arts-educated adults have been programmed to accept particular beliefs.
“They've been programmed their entire lives to believe a certain set of things.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 58:09
Publicly canceled people can return to public life.
“I like that you can't get canceled. People come right back.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 1:00:32
Immigration has produced many positive effects in America, Britain, and elsewhere.
“I think immigration's had a lot of positive impacts on America, and it's had a lot of positive impacts on Britain and other countries.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 1:07:15
Rapid demographic change creates substantial social disruption and backlash.
“when you demographically change a society very quickly, which has never happened historically, it took wars, long periods of immigration, now it's overnight.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 1:08:27
- on States, corporations, and ideologiesNegativeJun 24, 2026· The Joe Rogan Experience: Protect Our Parks
States, corporations, and ideologies have replaced families and communities.
“So then what has replaced that? It's clearly the state and corporations and ideologies and ideology. So they've replaced families and communities.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 1:15:47
Democratic super PACs fund long-form creator content to influence captive audiences politically.
“a lot of the money is coming from Democrat super PACs, because they want a captive audience to be programmed politically”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 1:47:30
- on Cryptocurrency and intelligence activityNegativeJun 24, 2026· The Joe Rogan Experience: Protect Our Parks
Crypto has substantial overlap with intelligence activity.
“there is a lot of going on with the intelligent stuff and the crypto that's, like, obvious”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 1:48:49
The White House UFC spectacle marked the endpoint of the MAGA cultural movement.
“when you are standing in the octagon of a UFC fight on the White House lawn and you're asked if you have anything to say and you scream, michelle Obama's a man. That as the clock has struck Midnight. That's that.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 1:52:41
The United States is unlikely to achieve a decisive victory in the Iran war.
“we're not going to win the Iran war. It seems very clear that it's very difficult to imagine a scenario where we come out with, like, a decisive victory.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 1:57:06
Israel should lead an honest investigation into the assassination attempt.
“if you want an honest investigation, put Israel in charge”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 1:57:32
Barry Weiss was placed at CBS to destroy the organization and is doing so.
“She was obviously put there to destroy it. She wasn't put there to make it work work. She put there to just destroy it. And she's doing it.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 2:02:03
Legacy media institutions are declining and viewers will not return to evening news.
“these legacy media institutions are dying. They're not turning around. No one's going back to watching the evening news news.”
Open the episode · #2518 - Tim DillonListen at 2:02:22
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