Independent News and Commentary from Tim Pool

Tim Pool, founder of Timcast Media, remains a dominant voice in independent journalism and political commentary in 2025. His YouTube network, including Timcast IRL, generates over 40 million monthly views and features nightly live streams with political figures, cultural critics, and tech entrepreneurs. In 2024, Pool expanded his media business with the launch of Cast Castle Studios, producing documentary content and music releases under the Timcast label. He now manages a staff of 50+ and publishes across platforms including X, Rumble, and his own Timcast.com.

Originally a livestreamer for Occupy Wall Street in 2011, Pool gained recognition for his mobile, on-the-ground reporting during major protest movements. A self-described centrist, he combines libertarian ideals with a sharp critique of mainstream narratives. Pool’s independent funding model, driven by subscribers and merchandise, has made him one of the most financially successful alternative media figures. His content often ranks among the most-watched political shows on YouTube and Rumble.

  • Mikhail Vnuchkov
  • 09.10.2026
Tim Pool: Earned $2500 in latest X pay period
Tim Pool reported being paid approximately $2500 for the most recent X pay period. He described the payout as a positive outcome and stated that his team is focused on optimizing content ...
  • Igor Krasulya
  • 01.10.2026
New York City at risk of higher taxes, Tim Pool warns
Tim Pool recalls the episode when Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez helped push Amazon to abandon its plans in New York City. He says this resulted in the city losing billions in tax revenue and now facing ...
  • Hanna Syniavska
  • 28.09.2026
Tim Pool: Average baby boomer and Gen Xer is a millionaire
Tim Pool claims that the average baby boomer and Gen Xer is a millionaire. He describes this as a surprising economic statistic, highlighting the perceived wealth of these ...
  • Daria Chernytska
  • 02.09.2026
Average millionaire earns $165,000 per year, Tim Pool notes
Tim Pool comments that the salary of the average millionaire is $165,000 per year. He adds that very few people, even among the wealthy, can afford such amounts. Pool also references rumors that ...
  • Ivan Andriyenko
  • 23.08.2026
Tim Pool: Reports $400 entry and $613 exit in low stakes play
Tim Pool reports entering with $400 and exiting with $613 in a low stakes scenario. He addresses those who question his success at lower stakes, arguing that it is possible to perform well and ...
  • Elena Nikulina
  • 13.08.2026
Younger investors are skeptical of financial gains, Tim Pool notes
Tim Pool compares a bet on blackjack to investing without a clear plan, suggesting that Gen Z sees little incentive to put money into assets they expect to lose. He argues that younger people ...
  • Igor Krasulya
  • 08.07.2026
Tim Pool: Vegas revenues and real estate decline as multiple industries struggle
Tim Pool reports that Las Vegas is facing a downturn, with revenues falling across various sectors. He highlights that media revenue and real estate are both experiencing declines, and notes that ...
  • Eugene Komchuk
  • 26.06.2026
Economy faces worsening conditions as smart people exit, Tim Pool argues
Tim Pool claims there are intentional efforts to damage the U.S. economy. He suggests the situation deteriorates further as more capable individuals leave, amplifying negative consequences for ...
  • Ashutosh Sureka
  • 24.06.2026
Tim Pool: Daily Wire has 771,000 monthly paying members as Free Press sold for $150 million
Tim Pool reports that Daily Wire has reached 771,000 monthly paying members. In comparison, Free Press previously had 100,000 members and was sold for $150 million. Pool suggests that Daily Wire ...
  • Elena Nikulina
  • 18.06.2026
Taxing net worth risks bankrupting companies, Tim Pool argues
Tim Pool argues that taxing net worth is not feasible, claiming it would bankrupt companies whose leadership holds enough equity to become billionaires. He also suggests that net worth is set ...
  • Ashutosh Sureka
  • 26.05.2026
Tim Pool: Daily Wire spent heavily on films and hiring after COVID boost
Tim Pool observes that Daily Wire expanded aggressively during and after the COVID period. According to Pool, podcast viewership spiked during the pandemic and engagement with politics was ...
  • Dmytro Kharkov
  • 23.04.2026
Publicly mentioning large funds in checking accounts can increase personal risk, Yung Journ warns
Yung Journ, industry influencer, highlights the danger of publicly stating that you have $50,000 in a checking account and not carrying it as cash. Yung Journ suggests that making such ...
  • Dmytro Kharkov
  • 21.04.2026
Tim Pool: Taxing AI cannot sustainably fund UBI programs
Tim Pool argued that taxing artificial intelligence would not provide enough funding to support universal basic income (UBI). Pool highlighted that a functioning system requires greater input ...
  • Anastasiia Chabaniuk
  • 16.04.2026
Raising taxes could reduce investment in NYC, Tim Pool warns
Tim Pool commented on a strategy of increasing taxes on luxury properties in New York City, contrasting this approach with policies from the 1980s under Trump. He argued that making such ...