0:00

when i was throw a gender specialist

0:02

is caught on tape admitting that girls as

0:04

young as twelve are having their breasts chopped

0:06

off and one seemingly absurd and unimportant

0:09

headline news today only further revealed the

0:11

brutality and insanity of practice

0:13

i'll explain also spotters in kansas

0:15

not to protect these so called constitutional

0:17

right to abortion activists have happened

0:19

in tatters of all places will discuss whoopi

0:22

goldberg laments college graduates are

0:24

starving to death because of their student loans is

0:26

that's true doesn't it only further proof that college

0:28

and terrible investments plus the l a times

0:30

promotes death with dignity also known as

0:33

suicides way to superhero film

0:35

is bad at the studio refuses to even release

0:37

it's and our daily cancellation i respond

0:39

to continue to tax from a conservative gun rights

0:41

activist who claims that i'm hurting

0:43

conservative movement more than helping is

0:45

he for talk about that and much more today

0:48

i will show

0:57

probably weighed has been overturned

1:00

in this battle is now finally leaving

1:02

and going to the grass roots are no group

1:04

of america better positioned for days for life

1:06

to fight this battle with about i'm one

1:09

million volunteers and thousand cities they hold peaceful

1:11

vigils outside abortion facilities may have a larger

1:13

presence in blue states where they're most needed california

1:16

being there largest state of off some former

1:18

abortion you director that these vigils can pause

1:20

the abortion no show rate to go as high as

1:22

seventy five percent which of course

1:24

is detrimental to their abortion business

1:27

these law abiding vigils have closed abortion

1:29

businesses in america nearly half of them were and

1:32

liberal cities like san francisco chicago

1:34

and seattle which are hardly pro

1:36

like areas forty for life is effectively

1:38

changing hearts and minds of the grassroots to end abortion

1:41

you can check out their locations podcast

1:44

and a free magazine and forty check

1:48

them mind is that the fight for life is not over

1:50

it continues and in fact in many ways

1:53

ah it's only enters a new phase now after row

1:55

and many ways and even more important face as

1:58

we have this ability to so direct the impact

2:00

on the laws governing abortion

2:02

and to save lives in the process of omar

2:05

from asian on for days for life to forty days

2:07

for life

2:09

the news hit like an avalanche

2:11

yesterday explosive shocking

2:14

the most significant event of

2:16

the year of the decade of the century the

2:18

headlines were published on cnn nbc

2:20

news a b c news fox all over the media

2:23

trending on every social media platform people all

2:25

across this land where shouting

2:27

about it the rooftops town as

2:29

we're announcing it in village square the

2:31

earth shattering news reverberated around

2:35

the country and down through history across

2:37

space and time demi lovato

2:40

changing her pronouns again

2:43

people magazine reports them about i was opening

2:45

up about her recent pronoun change about two

2:47

months after updating her pronounce on instagram

2:50

adding see her alongside the pronounce

2:52

you been using since last year which are they

2:54

them the bottom recently spoke to host have

2:56

the temerity on the spout podcast

2:59

about what led to the decision in response

3:01

to dear asked him about a to explain the concept

3:04

of chosen pronouns like they them be

3:06

twenty nine year old singer songwriter said so

3:09

they them is the actually adopted

3:12

the pronouns of see her again now

3:14

that sentence scenes are not make any sense

3:17

get ready for a bunch more sentences that

3:19

also make no sense of or

3:21

explaining her decision a more detail see of course updates

3:24

are pronouns apple updates the iphone

3:26

i mean, both in terms of the frequency of the updates

3:29

and the meaninglessness and redundancy of

3:31

the updates but i hear she explains

3:33

why, i think

3:35

i've actually adopted the pronouns

3:37

see her again me

3:41

the blue and person that i don't

3:43

really and

3:53

i'm in a manager

3:56

for the show them walking into about

3:58

them as and women

3:59

the bathroom

4:02

funny

4:07

rather than an

4:09

affront know learned as about for

4:12

me as it's about it

4:13

the urine human at their core

4:16

recently i've been sailing or eminently

4:20

what are you have a yesterday we

4:23

are you know yesterday you would have been banned on

4:25

every social media platform for calling

4:27

damage see and now you'll be banned

4:29

if you don't that's how this works

4:32

as you simply getting simply getting with her energy

4:34

sometimes or energy is balanced sometimes

4:36

or energy tips towards the feminine sometimes

4:39

it's masculine sometimes or energy

4:41

is low and she needs to plug into an outlet in

4:43

the garage for a while obviously

4:46

none of this makes any sense all is about as credible

4:48

as these for a humorous theory of

4:50

medicine popular back and like

4:52

the middle ages and back then they believe that

4:54

a person's physical health their mental well

4:57

being their personality were all determined

4:59

by the balance of blood

5:01

by all melancholy and swim

5:04

those are the for humours not theory sell

5:06

out of favor once the human and

5:08

the brain were understood and ah

5:10

the and existence of germs and i was discovered

5:13

though they may have actually been on to something

5:15

on second thought as there are lots of people in our society

5:17

today who seem today be predominantly composed

5:20

of bio slammed and

5:22

yet humor is i'm was far

5:24

more defensible and credible at the time

5:27

because it was the best available theory to

5:29

explain these aspects of a human person

5:31

based on the information they had

5:33

at the time the gender

5:35

identity nonsense by contrast the

5:37

superstition in propagated contrary

5:40

to all of these ample amounts of

5:42

evidence that we have on we

5:45

know that it's nonsense and yet it has taken

5:47

over our culture all the same now

5:49

i call it nonsense and it is that

5:52

doesn't mean that i can't make sense of

5:54

that i do in fact understand what

5:56

damage trying to say i

5:59

think your sandwich is trying to say better than she

6:01

does because this is

6:03

all simply narcissism lovato has

6:06

a cornucopia of mental

6:08

illnesses and various addictions and certainly

6:10

plays a role but mostly this

6:13

is the end result of spending nearly every

6:15

waking moment of your life thinking about yourself

6:18

obsessing over yourself analyzing yourself

6:20

and and analyzing your analysis of yourself

6:23

a person who adopt this some this

6:25

guess lifestyle choice of narcissism

6:27

more quickly conclude that though

6:30

she can't make up her mind about anything and

6:32

though she by her own admission doesn't understand

6:34

herself in the slightest see a certainly

6:36

she knows more interesting more nuanced

6:38

more complex more richly and

6:41

beautifully sketched than

6:43

most other people in the world this

6:45

is a fundamental narcissistic assumption

6:47

that serves as the basis for everything

6:50

else when it to gender identity, the narcissist

6:52

feels, you know, feels a way,

6:54

right? as we all feel different ways

6:57

an end but i can actually know

6:59

whether other people who share the

7:02

same sex feel the same way whether

7:05

this is jay how people feel what

7:07

she assumes that they

7:09

don't feel as she does because she is

7:12

her and now she's not like anyone else

7:14

her feelings are different and meaningful

7:16

and profound in ways that nobody

7:19

else is on and so

7:21

she can't make do with the sex categories

7:23

that approved sufficient for billions of humans

7:26

before she needs a whole new category

7:29

she is that transcended she tells

7:31

her son in her deluded ego

7:33

crazed my one

7:35

all perhaps the

7:38

something about which we could simply shake

7:40

our heads a laugh then move

7:42

on if it was a madness

7:44

consigned to drug addled hollywood

7:46

weirdos but it's not worst

7:49

of all of course children are being recruited

7:52

into sharing in the same confusion and

7:54

self obsessed misery is demi lovato

7:57

and here is where the levada story

7:59

does

7:59

that have some residents and relevance

8:02

this is why it's actually not something that we can

8:04

simply dismiss there's something important that

8:06

can be learned from it's and that important thing

8:08

is this samuel motto a

8:11

grown woman technical the as

8:13

an adult at least in the chronological sense

8:15

of the term and yet changes

8:18

her gender identity quote unquote

8:20

every forty five seconds she can't make

8:22

up her mind what she said yesterday

8:25

may not any bearing on today one

8:27

minute her deepest truth is that she's a non

8:30

binary pan sexual shapeshifter

8:32

and or than x men are is something

8:34

else entirely now consider

8:37

that kids are being drugged and mutilated

8:39

their bodies permanently altered based

8:42

on own gender identity

8:44

declarations which are somehow

8:46

even more circle trans

8:48

mutable and fundamentally meaningless

8:52

everything is flowed everything can be changed

8:55

except the bodies that are butchered and poison based

8:57

on whatever form of identity or expression

9:00

a child has assumed at that moment there's

9:04

a video that went viral which shows

9:06

or someone named telling lack hard a

9:09

so called the gender specialists whenever that

9:11

is at kaiser permanente in oakland admitting

9:14

that in that program cause

9:16

permanent children as young as twelve

9:19

years old have had their breasts

9:22

while years old was a

9:27

girl of the i'm terms of

9:30

masterminding top surgery

9:48

yeah

9:54

again girl that the age

9:56

of twelve not even in

9:58

high school they're having

10:00

body parts

10:02

removed

10:04

we also hear that boys as young as sixteen

10:06

at an age when and an when boys

10:08

in particular are renowned for impetuous

10:11

and impulsive and unintentionally

10:13

self destructive and yet age

10:15

sixteen or been castro

10:18

demi lovato was thirty years old and

10:20

she can't decide what her gender energy

10:23

is telling heard any given moment how

10:25

in god's name can we take an

10:27

adolescent still over

10:29

a decade away from their brain being fully

10:31

formed can we take them seriously

10:34

when they make their own declarations the

10:37

days ago the radical lgbt groups stonewall

10:41

i , that according to

10:43

quote unquote research and and ever do

10:45

specify what the researchers of course i just research

10:47

research shows they say that

10:50

children as young as two and

10:52

recognize they're trans identity

10:57

adults in their twenties and thirties struggle

10:59

to understand their identities oh

11:01

really an actual

11:03

babies still in diapers

11:06

sleeping and cribs and

11:09

come to realization that escape those

11:11

approaching middle age or older

11:12

the

11:15

boy we should take away that's

11:18

why we actually simply ignore

11:20

the adult celebrities and other adults

11:23

who parade around you know with they're different

11:25

identity every other harm

11:28

ignoring it we should be pointing to them we

11:31

should be them up on banners the

11:34

year and at best with

11:37

the message leave our

11:39

kids the now

11:43

let's guitar for that

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13:06

lot of conversations now with the another

13:08

set of twins on the way as we announced yesterday

13:11

i'm one a big ones as transportation

13:14

the and the i mention

13:16

that i was pissed at like a

13:18

day before a couple days before we found

13:21

out about pregnancy we had just bought a new family the

13:23

ago that fits exactly six people

13:25

than gum and then and

13:27

your now if now expanding your

13:30

family of a my wife

13:32

has been she's one is people are i honestly don't

13:34

understand it but she's not alone in as you just been

13:36

dead set on not getting minivan

13:39

and as she still maintain we talk about it again last

13:41

night he still maintains the delusion we

13:44

can avoid getting any kind of van

13:47

look i've never bought into the anti van propaganda

13:49

i don't understand convenient

13:52

they , not be you know as stylish but

13:55

they are practical and think that they're quite handsome

13:57

in their own way off my wife

13:59

is so does

13:59

wondering she's actually

14:02

suggested as we go to like our chauffeur

14:04

service and see if we can

14:06

by one their old limousines

14:08

you can convert an airport shuttle or something

14:11

anything but i've been have been an actual

14:14

you know passenger van or many the

14:16

the concert like the time has come that's that's

14:19

another thing that you learn and

14:21

as a big part of parenting to is just a his

14:23

acceptance you know

14:26

and being realistic the

14:28

time has come for the minimum the the

14:32

not afraid

14:33

we are destined for the minivan and the forces

14:35

of nature have spoken and it will be find

14:38

it will be okay i , that ah

14:40

this ah okay though nbc news is

14:42

reporting that so actually bad at

14:44

that it's as being reported all across the media

14:47

ah because a very excited about it primary

14:49

elections in several states last

14:51

night

14:53

and are also some ballot

14:55

initiatives and why in is

14:58

getting a lot of attention attention is probably

15:00

understanding of the huffington post that had

15:02

though you know if you want to website last night in

15:04

huge block letters front pages

15:07

at earthquake d bread

15:09

kansas protects

15:12

the earthquake arm

15:14

and in a telephone the article kansans

15:16

decided to keep abortion in

15:19

their state constitution after a tuesday vote

15:21

a huge win for pro choice advocates that

15:23

will likely set the tone for what's to come on abortion

15:25

rights nationally voters in the midwest

15:27

or is midwest eight voted against

15:30

value them both amendment which

15:32

was created by anti abortion christian groups

15:34

district protections for abortion care from

15:36

the states constitution the , which

15:38

was held during a primary like have a or

15:40

not as high as the two thousand a presidential election

15:43

i'm in north korea response or twenty nineteen

15:46

kansas supreme court decision that rule

15:48

the states constitution fundamentally protects abortion

15:50

rights if the value them both of them had

15:52

passed them would have open the door for anti abortion

15:54

rights to pursue rights total abortion

15:56

ban now december you've had imposed having had

15:58

post since other phrasing framing as

16:00

a certain way of course it's anti

16:03

abortion rights abortion one hand one

16:05

hand pro choice on the other with every pro lifers

16:07

but pro life pro pro choice or

16:09

anti abortion rights so

16:11

com now

16:14

i the final vote was something

16:17

like that was like of sixty forty split or something might

16:19

have been than hundred i'm not even sure

16:21

if the pro life know got up to forty percent of the

16:23

news and thirteen

16:26

now there's no

16:28

in kansas choosing

16:30

not

16:32

you on

16:34

i mean choosing to

16:38

them headlines as protect the so called

16:40

right to abortion in kansas

16:43

it is it's a surprise also deport disappointment

16:45

and it's pretty depressing doesn't no around

16:48

but it's not that surprising

16:51

when you think about then you

16:53

remember that the democrats first of all

16:55

have certain building advantages no matter

16:57

how read the state is this

17:00

event are irrational of asia and as isn't

17:02

a cope it's true the

17:05

democrats first of all have the entire

17:08

media on

17:10

there

17:11

sometimes with the exception of fox and sometimes

17:14

not how

17:16

there's the relentless media

17:18

propagandize has been going on and

17:20

has always has gone on on every

17:22

issue especially abortion and a particularly

17:25

no that the from supreme court

17:29

abortion is also a billion dollar

17:31

a multibillion dollar industry the

17:35

there's a lot more money there

17:37

when it comes to an effort like this

17:40

mm they also have

17:43

the advantage

17:45

really

17:46

the

17:47

being on the side where they're

17:49

exploiting fear

17:51

right

17:52

they've got the pro bush inside

17:54

when it comes despite in kansas and also nationwide

17:57

the promotions i they are a force

18:00

lion constantly everything they say is a lie

18:04

that but they also what they're doing fundamentally

18:06

is exploiting people spheres

18:08

they're

18:11

saying that word will end up in a handmade

18:13

tale that women are going to be a

18:15

good going to be enslaved and or

18:17

subjugated and somehow

18:20

because of the supreme court decision

18:22

next thing you know interracial marriage

18:24

is going to be illegal mean all kinds of fears

18:27

and doesn't make any sense or just throw everything

18:29

they stand against the wanna see what sticks

18:33

and and especially on an on an individual

18:35

level the woman is pregnant

18:37

then all they have for the woman is fear

18:39

fear fear here's

18:42

here's all the horrible things that will happen you you

18:44

you have you have no choice you have to go get an abortion

18:48

your life will be overshadowed that's

18:50

of the proportions i was doing exploiting see

18:55

on a pro lifestyle on the other

18:58

hand we're

19:00

calling people to something greater right

19:02

to calling them to respect the

19:04

dignity of human life calling

19:07

people to the

19:09

virtue to moral rightness

19:13

that's what we have

19:13

and

19:16

just it's a it's a reality of human

19:18

nature that exploiting

19:20

fear is a lot to do and

19:23

it can often be much more potent they

19:26

can often be much more effective

19:28

one

19:30

of the sad reality is of human nature

19:32

we

19:35

have goodness on our side

19:37

we have the light of truth on side

19:40

we have love and dignity

19:43

and joy and him all of that

19:45

on the pro life side and with

19:48

and and and is all of course

19:50

better than what they have on the proportion

19:52

cyber it comes to motivating

19:55

people especially

19:57

in mass

19:59

six

19:59

if you're can be a lot more powerful and so that's what laughter

20:03

found and , there's also this much

20:06

the wording

20:08

of this initiative

20:10

is pretty confused

20:13

i mean ably really could have worded it any worse

20:15

truly so here's what sense so

20:17

when they people in kansas went to vote

20:20

isn't about because

20:23

hands and value both women and children

20:25

the constitutional the state of kansas does

20:27

not require government funding of abortion

20:29

and does not create or secure a right to

20:32

abortion the extent permitted

20:34

by the constitution of the united states the people through

20:36

their elected representatives and state senators

20:39

may pass laws regarding abortion including

20:41

but not limited to laws that account for

20:43

circumstances a pregnancy resulting from rape

20:45

incest or circumstances of necessity to

20:47

save a life of the month so

20:50

that was the the initiative that the

20:52

i'm kansans were faced with yesterday

20:56

a yes vote is the pro life

20:58

vote on that so la a yes

21:00

vote would say that there is no

21:02

constitutionally protected right abortion how

21:05

in a way ah yes is a know you're

21:07

saying yes there is

21:09

no constitutional right to abortion

21:14

and if you vote know there is

21:16

a cast usually protect right awards that's

21:18

not too difficult to figure out how interpret this

21:22

when it's still too difficult for a ballot initiatives

21:25

especially

21:27

when you consider that on the left this

21:30

is whether we're talking about abortion or any

21:32

other issue along

21:34

with exploiting fear

21:36

they also exploit confusion and fear

21:38

and confusion are very much

21:40

related they are they are you know two sides

21:42

and same coin you're caught in a cousins at least first

21:44

cousins people

21:47

fear what they what they're confused about what i don't understand

21:51

this is what the left always does they are obvious

21:53

gay they confuse

21:56

they want you kind of lost in the hazy

21:58

missed where you don't know exactly which way is

22:00

up and what's going

22:03

i'm about initiative that's confusingly

22:05

worded is always going to

22:08

help the

22:09

the left more than government all

22:11

those things together how you end up with or what

22:13

happened in kansas although again and still

22:17

the a

22:20

i'm sad state affairs right

22:22

, will go to the view speaking

22:24

of speaking sad state of will be goldberg has

22:27

been on has been roll lately incredibly

22:29

bad takes and here's her latest on student

22:32

loan forgiveness

22:34

if you have worked here but nine have you

22:36

tried to move yourself up

22:38

the ladder

22:39

you talk about people can get gas they

22:41

campfire foods and

22:43

their children through through any

22:45

kind of college that's because there are penalties

22:47

frigging student debt

22:51

so here's

22:53

my point about this because

22:55

we hear this a lot

22:57

about why we need student loan of

22:59

because got all these college graduates and

23:01

they've got still on a debt

23:04

and they can afford gas the town of warfare

23:06

the afford to live not because of with

23:09

inflation don't blame inflation

23:11

don't blame on the by demonstration

23:14

not to do with them that's of these

23:16

two alone that's and for wasn't for that may be able

23:18

to afford these and

23:20

yet the

23:22

people who make these claims that

23:25

college don't have they

23:28

don't have jobs good enough to

23:30

afford them the basic necessities of life

23:33

people who make claim will still insist

23:35

the colleges a necessary and worthwhile

23:38

investment

23:40

i mean you just that's true what you just

23:42

said

23:44

the college graduates who can't

23:46

even afford food apparently

23:49

we're not able to get a job with their degree

23:52

that was good enough to ensure

23:54

that they didn't survive

23:56

then

23:59

one that will stood alone

24:02

this your loan debt problem aside from moment doesn't

24:04

that show that the college degree

24:07

is a really bad investment

24:09

if

24:12

you can even intent even survive the take

24:14

it as he said today survival level job

24:17

after getting that degree

24:21

they never take it apart they never

24:23

connect those dots everything

24:26

we talk about student loans

24:28

everything they say about it would seem to indicate

24:31

and much

24:33

of what they're saying is has the least some

24:35

truth to

24:35

the

24:38

the company that the inner the disconnect what

24:42

they're saying would really seem to indicate that

24:45

among other things ah the college

24:47

degrees or is a busy oftentimes a bad

24:49

investment and just not working

24:51

out

24:52

for many people they were sold a bill

24:54

goods

24:56

they were the best out the

24:58

primary reason people they they went to college in the first

25:01

place because they were told that gonna cause or good

25:03

good job afterwards and hasn't played out

25:05

that

25:05

and

25:08

hadn't applying out that way for years for

25:11

a huge number of college graduates

25:13

maybe that means we should

25:15

reassess

25:17

our i'm you

25:20

know habits our

25:22

strategy of funneling everybody

25:24

into college out of high school

25:29

especially bad part of it up the the directly

25:31

after highschool part

25:33

it's crazy to me that we can't at least agree on

25:37

i know i'm going to be able to get

25:39

most people to agree

25:41

with an understand

25:42

that college in general is

25:45

is unnecessary for a large

25:47

number of people like that some

25:49

at least right now i'm not going to have to convince most people

25:51

of that but can we can

25:53

we not at least agree

25:55

that there is no reason to

25:58

go into college directly otherwise

25:59

these

26:00

i'm saying is rabbi get settled wouldn't burn

26:03

the face it's just there's no reason to do

26:06

maybe a few we are exceptions to every

26:08

rule the exception here my be other

26:10

of you have the have an athletic the have a full

26:12

ride athletic scholarship

26:15

the if you don't have a horrid

26:17

athletic scholarships for if you

26:21

if for athletics one

26:23

of them main reasons you wanna go to college is

26:25

because you're an athlete want to play sports

26:28

the college level than that

26:30

to be a hit oh that's that's a pretty good reason maybe

26:32

to go right into college allies

26:36

by

26:37

that's the only possible exception

26:39

that i can conceive for everybody

26:41

else nothing bad can happen

26:44

if you leave high school and then just

26:48

get a job ah just lived

26:50

for a couple of years that whatever

26:52

live in the for a couple of years

26:55

do something bad and you're not in a a race

26:58

you are play not does your the little bit

27:00

about of

27:01

don't put you in a race right one

27:04

outside or not you're not race even

27:07

if you want to become our it was you know they probably

27:09

want to be a doctor or lawyer or something

27:11

like that we're going to be in school for years

27:13

anyway

27:15

years is going to make or break you

27:18

there's been a couple years you'd you leave high

27:20

school spent a couple years in the real world get

27:23

a job you make some money and

27:26

worst case scenario worst case scenario

27:28

is that your behind by a couple

27:30

of years but you have money in the bank now

27:32

behind who racing

27:34

now

27:36

this is just this is just stab life

27:38

now does not gonna racing anybody

27:40

well

27:43

i know why the university system

27:45

doesn't

27:46

encourage approach

27:49

they don't encourage kids to take a

27:51

couple of years off and i even like the way that phrase

27:53

take a couple years off not

27:56

not taking off

27:59

they're not gonna but you should leave high school

28:01

and nine just sit at i do absolutely

28:03

nothing for do with three i wouldn't garza so

28:05

you're gonna do something

28:07

you're not off at all the in fact you

28:09

are off before now you're on your eating you're on

28:11

you're you're in the real world

28:14

and are easily system does not encourage

28:16

this is because they realize

28:20

that if kids come out of high school and then go

28:22

out into the real world for a few years that

28:24

a large portion of them are never

28:27

gonna the college because they're going to

28:29

discover that they don't need college

28:31

the do what they

28:33

want to do with their lives it

28:36

and for for for many during that

28:38

time they're going to figure out what they want to do with their

28:40

lives and most kids high school have no

28:42

idea and a gym a couple

28:44

years the gonna start to figure it out and many of them to

28:47

discover that their path their vocation

28:49

doesn't require thousand or so they're not gonna go anaconda

28:52

university system is gonna lose out on all

28:54

m that's

28:56

why they want kids they want to in college

28:59

right away before they know what him

29:02

for the i'm trying to think about

29:05

they want you to realize that

29:07

you don't need the degree after you've already

29:09

paid for

29:11

because there are no refunds

29:13

they don't want you to realize that before you

29:15

pay for

29:16

the

29:19

universe is as them i can understand from a pure

29:21

profit driven profit

29:24

motivated perspective why they

29:26

don't want you to leave high school and and

29:28

go out into were what's with all of that everybody

29:30

else i that's right on dec

29:32

pressing

29:35

parents the pressure their

29:38

kids to go right from high school couch

29:40

crazy

29:43

you are actively working against your child's

29:46

on best interest of

29:49

negative ads this is quite a morbid

29:51

and sad story bomb what

29:53

the l a times calls and one all

29:55

pro euthanasia people call euphemistically

29:58

death with dignity

29:59

i started circulating

30:01

yesterday on line is that the headliners

30:04

one last trip gabrielle a his decision

30:06

to die celebrate

30:08

life on her own terms

30:11

and it continues with the stories

30:13

as gabrielle a waltz knew she wanted to die

30:16

on a saturday should settled on july sixteenth

30:18

dressing that morning and a flower crowd in a t

30:20

shirt with a picture of a dragonfly and

30:22

image that and comfort her in recent weeks stuck

30:25

a deep inhale from a bottle of lavender

30:27

oil and to a playlist of see sounds

30:30

earlier in the morning friends and family nuzzle

30:33

up against are in bed rest easy they told her

30:35

and keep wondering the just feel like i'm

30:37

going on a trip she said com

30:39

the into our she would a fatal dose

30:41

of medications prescribed on or california's

30:44

death with dignity law which allows

30:46

some terminally ill patients to request drugs

30:49

to end their lives the option i'd given

30:51

are profound in her final as

30:53

had knowing that in the and she'd have

30:56

ah jack bar said the

30:58

registered nurse who minister hospice care and

31:00

jill shock a death do us that

31:03

either side of her bed a desk duel

31:06

the got

31:09

we should be very

31:13

about this idea

31:15

that dignified death is

31:17

suicide we should be wary of it we should

31:20

reject

31:22

should passionately reject this idea

31:24

that the the the dignified

31:26

way to die

31:27

through suicide

31:31

the implication here is cause is this

31:33

is was a woman is terminally ill with cancer

31:35

then she chose death with

31:38

which was suicide implication is

31:40

that if you're not committed suicide

31:43

and and allowed to cancer to kill her

31:45

than that is that's an undignified death that

31:49

we should absolutely reject drinking

31:54

given to you by a doctor

31:56

the signify

31:59

even if you can't grasp like

32:02

the moral argument against an individual

32:04

committing suicide a means of escaping suffering

32:07

evident grass the north the more og with the you should at

32:09

least be able to understand the

32:11

other great objection to euthanasia

32:14

which is that it further subverts and

32:16

perverts the medical profession

32:18

them

32:21

and because doctors

32:23

should not be in the position of killing

32:25

people i know that we

32:27

kind of taken for granted these days the

32:30

doctors till and people because

32:32

that's what so many doctors do with their billion

32:34

dollar industries erected around this

32:37

abortion with the the gender

32:39

industry

32:41

healing harming mutilating

32:43

drugging poisoning a doctors

32:45

do quite a bit these days

32:48

but they shouldn't that's not wouldn't medicine

32:50

is that's

32:52

why traditionally hippocratic oath is do no

32:54

harm i

32:56

mean the idea that when

32:59

the just a simple simple concept of calling

33:01

poison madison

33:05

oh medicine madison are

33:07

supposed to treat and he'll yes

33:09

something wrong with you and you take medicine

33:11

to treat it to heal

33:14

so poison

33:17

madison is poisoned what is the disease

33:20

that it's treating

33:22

like

33:24

i guess euthanasia

33:26

tells us that life itself is a

33:28

disease and he can be treated

33:31

with the up medicine of a of a poison

33:33

a someone

33:36

one point about this

33:38

you euthanasia especially under the euphemism

33:40

of death with dignity his arm what

33:43

you get from made deaths phobic

33:46

culture this is our

33:48

fear of death our refusal to acknowledge

33:50

and grapple with the reality of death that produces

33:53

this i it seems kind of paradoxical

33:55

seems counterintuitive because i'm

33:57

why would you advocate for death

33:59

while

33:59

the you advocate for suicide if you're

34:02

afraid death

34:04

why would you be pro death and yet

34:07

afraid of i'm going to be

34:09

pro death and at at the same time

34:11

well because is

34:14

an attempt to hide from the reality of

34:16

death and

34:18

we you hear even in a story there that

34:22

suicidal person is saying i'm just going

34:24

on a trip

34:26

you have a death do a lot

34:28

then you're taking medicine

34:31

this is actually again it's a paradox

34:33

because you are directly killing yourself but

34:36

it actually a fear of death a of

34:38

death the i'm unwillingness to accept

34:40

the reality of death and of our own mortality

34:43

we why and the reason

34:45

why people support

34:47

euthanasia is because they

34:49

want to see death as something that we can

34:52

contain we can take

34:54

control over we can have mastery

34:57

over

34:59

you often hear of the art

35:01

of the euthanasia victim

35:03

that they were dying on their own terms

35:06

my turns they

35:08

of my way

35:11

if they have taken as if they've taken

35:13

control over life and death

35:17

i on a grim grim reaper has no purchase

35:19

here the my way

35:23

that's just not how worked to death is not

35:26

something that weekend and from it isn't

35:28

ever present reality

35:29

that

35:31

we should except

35:33

the reality that we should accept

35:35

rather

35:38

than in effect you know using

35:41

death to as as as it as a means of escaping

35:45

or it isn't , may

35:48

you may have heard something about there's this

35:50

is the latest for the near post as as a transgender

35:52

cheerleader out of a texas college

35:55

allegedly tilting a teammate denies

35:57

that there was any physical altercation and into

35:59

the psu actually every

36:02

chanel medlock

36:03

the insisted

36:05

they would got the pronoun as you hear the reddit threatens

36:07

on i try to correct as we go on on

36:10

every chanel medlock twenty insisted

36:12

his side of the story wasn't heard

36:14

before he was slapped a five hundred our

36:16

citations and kicked off with a cheer

36:18

team for allegedly assaulted another cheerleader on

36:20

july twenty fourth add double major

36:22

college

36:24

lock told the post there was no physical contact

36:26

at all i was just trying to talk it out as an

36:29

med lockers legal name is every chanel

36:31

satchel claim that teammate

36:33

carly jones got upset when

36:36

she refused to buy her a vague

36:39

what do a prize against a that are are switch random

36:41

on this gets even more confusing

36:43

though who is

36:46

we're here to my who have a by don't even notice medlock

36:48

later went to carly his room

36:51

apologize when argument ensued rather

36:53

than an assault as alleged

36:56

my lox teammate than called her father who called the police

36:58

the actually said that she was then escorted

37:01

off of university grounds and booted

37:03

from range or college tear to she has and he

37:05

the the guy says makes

37:08

impossible understand anything of course anything

37:10

will be doing as pronouns messages

37:13

seeking comment from range or called cheerleading

37:15

coach nicholas turner numerous officials were not immediately

37:17

return

37:19

metal oxides if i would have assaulted her i'd

37:21

be in jail

37:23

and yet the police say that there was an awesome

37:26

some that's the story is that

37:28

it was originally a story that this cheerleader

37:30

who is who is a a male

37:32

by identifies as the females on cheerleading

37:35

squad the physically assaulted

37:37

in fact choked they an

37:39

actual female on the the

37:41

original story was that he reacted

37:43

that way because the female said

37:46

he remarked about the fact that he has

37:48

a penis and therefore isn't a woman and he responded

37:51

by the father was call the police

37:53

were called police say that there an assault that occurred

37:56

and i'm even other just slapping

37:58

the assailant with my are fine

38:01

about you about par with what you get from parking

38:04

but the assaulted

38:06

coming out and saying oh no never happened at all

38:08

i'm a pointer

38:10

for small

38:11

then put them in a pet the pictures up on

38:13

the screen in the

38:15

new york post article and we've seen and any time

38:17

the story comes up on social media these are the pictures

38:19

to it you could see this is the

38:22

other trans cheerleader and

38:24

you can see

38:26

there's another one there

38:29

just filtered and photo

38:31

shop to death

38:33

was what rest is

38:35

it looks like he looks he peeled

38:38

off somebody elses face and put

38:40

on when

38:43

you when

38:45

you have to do that

38:48

okay then maybe that tell you some

38:51

the pictures that are being of this

38:53

guy are these are not pictures

38:55

these are cartoon drawings that's not what he

38:57

looks like at all

38:59

it

39:01

also maybe more importantly the violence

39:03

is not a surprise at all the

39:06

existence of men in these spaces

39:09

in women's sports and women's bathrooms man

39:11

claiming the label of womanhood themselves

39:13

in any context and all know

39:15

this this form of violence already i'm

39:17

i'm going to use the last against

39:20

it here they like to say that everything is violence

39:22

speeches violin silences violence ah

39:25

sometimes violence though isn't violence like

39:28

everything else as well

39:30

i would say that this is violence in before you get to the

39:32

physical salt the one for the novel

39:34

happens is one

39:36

because

39:37

when men intrude into these spaces

39:39

they appropriate female identities

39:42

it is an invasion it's an intrusion it

39:45

is a a robbery stealing

39:47

privacy stealing a woman's identity stealing

39:49

opportunities all of

39:51

it comes with an implicit in often

39:54

explicit threat a

39:56

social shaming of loss

39:58

of job loss status

40:00

if

40:03

you if a woman protest though

40:06

when a man shows up whether he says it out loud

40:08

or not and often times he doesn't allow but even

40:10

if he doesn't the the implied

40:12

threat to all of the women is

40:15

that you'd better go along this better

40:17

let them into your spaces you back to

40:19

you better sacrifice privacy

40:22

on the altar of our of this man's

40:25

ego and if you don't bad

40:27

things are to happen to

40:30

so that is violence in

40:32

another

40:34

since then it should be a surprise

40:36

when you have this in sort of

40:39

implied threat

40:42

then always accompanies the man as

40:45

he enters into these female spaces be

40:47

a surprise when he actually lashes

40:49

out finally

40:50

and

40:53

in particular because of the because

40:55

of the sense of entitlement that stats encouraged

40:59

i mean you guys have already been told by society in

41:01

the whatever you want the only

41:03

thing that matters your comfort

41:06

level the only thing that matters if

41:08

how you feel that's all that matters that

41:11

should be your number one number to

41:14

dot one for ten list of priorities it's

41:16

all about you the

41:20

what all those things together and you have a recipe for

41:22

actual physical violence against women saw this

41:24

is not a surprise at all i want to thing

41:26

to note sad news today i'm afraid

41:28

from the new york post says the dc

41:30

comics film bad girl will

41:32

be completely shelved by warner brothers

41:35

top hollywood source told the post that means

41:37

it won't hit theaters or theaters streaming service or

41:39

h b o max fans will not see this at

41:42

all

41:43

the reportedly seventy million dollar movie

41:46

which actually a budget close at one hundred million was

41:48

doing test screenings for audiences anticipation

41:51

of a late twenty or twenty two debut

41:53

and it would rank among the most expensive cinematic

41:56

casts off at eb ever so this is

41:58

what's what's happening here is that they may

41:59

film bad girl and he spent

42:02

one hundred million dollars on it's another

42:04

just if so bad they're simply

42:06

not gonna release at all nobody will ever

42:08

see that's about it is

42:10

which i find quite hilarious

42:13

and also of course

42:15

it's a bad movie it's bad girl

42:19

there is no version of

42:21

that film that can be good it

42:23

is guaranteed to be terrible

42:27

no big that your investment was wasted

42:31

like i said before with these female superheroes

42:34

it doesn't even the begin

42:36

to work when you have a female superhero

42:39

if the character doesn't have actual superpowers

42:41

it's absurd enough already when

42:43

you give the superhero godlike

42:46

powers and everything but when

42:49

it's when it's in the batman universe

42:52

there are no actual superpowers the

42:55

now i'm supposed to take it seriously that this

42:58

this girl with no

43:00

superpowers is gone around been a bad guys

43:04

her out whether that outfit

43:07

the can do the only way that these

43:09

superhero films then

43:12

claim any kind of artistic credibility the

43:15

only way they can be elevated right

43:17

is if they go with the greedy in are a

43:19

great a realistic that's what they do with the

43:21

batman sounds we can't do that when

43:25

you got some twenty three year old woman

43:28

you know hundred and twelve pounds going

43:30

around beaten up a bunch of hunter

43:33

bag i just doesn't work so hundred million

43:35

dollars wasted the great of

43:37

get to become

43:52

a grass on the twins

43:54

math says dizzy unknown well the dw

43:56

give us a last man standing pipe sitcom

43:59

based on your life

43:59

should you have twin girls

44:02

immediate family to play a grandpa will be a

44:04

hit just saying

44:07

we really should do something with tim allen his since

44:09

me right up our alley in his been hansel

44:12

of course he was kicked off at a buzz lightyear the

44:14

won't go bud light your film it just came out some

44:16

maybe is that don't know sir not it it's

44:18

kinda says okay matt from

44:21

where do the stats that you're using

44:23

to assert that black people are more likely

44:25

to commit violent crimes than white people

44:28

a crimes get counted by crimes committed criminal

44:31

activity reported activity charges filed

44:33

or convictions minus successful appeals

44:35

slash overturned convictions because if

44:37

the stats rely on police reporting and or court

44:39

convictions and the claim is ask

44:41

for an afro featured people

44:44

are more targeted arrested charged and convicted

44:47

by law than folk with light skin

44:50

due to aesthetic appearance and false assumptions

44:52

rather behavior observations weldon obviously

44:55

stats will reinforce the false assumptions right

44:57

for me personally i to get uneasy when a strange

45:00

uncapped twenty five to fifty year old

45:02

white male was near me especially if wide eyed

45:04

because i mass shooter but

45:07

i don't call them out or anything like that

45:10

well oh

45:12

where do stats come from i'm fine fair

45:14

question they come from the from b i use or as

45:16

the i crime statistics was consistently

45:19

show year over year over year that black

45:21

offenders account for over fifty percent

45:24

homicides which has which has disproportionate

45:26

share that fast and is

45:31

in napa just a bit

45:33

depth the i crimes that you go the f b i website

45:36

and final comes to six point in

45:38

any crimes anyone anywhere you go i go

45:40

anywhere else wherever your preferred source

45:42

of information is on crime statistics

45:44

they're all going to tell you what

45:47

you're suggesting that there are hundreds

45:50

of thousands white murderers running

45:52

around out there who are led off scot

45:54

free and never pursued because of their race

45:57

and ah if only they would be arrested

45:59

the the even out the statistics well what

46:02

you're suggesting or

46:04

he rising

46:06

i'm gonna need even like one

46:08

single little shred of the smallest bit of

46:10

evidence to support you

46:12

don't have

46:14

do you because it's absurd

46:19

though we we can talk about why

46:21

this disparity in violent crime

46:23

exists that's a good conversation

46:25

have a to get into the collapse of the family and many

46:27

other things going on with an interesting

46:30

and where the conversation

46:32

it does exist

46:34

hundred

46:37

and your

46:39

fears that just summer event

46:41

that any random twenty five to fifty year old

46:43

white male you come across as a mass shooter that

46:47

actually is statistically

46:49

unreasonable because

46:52

the of proportion of mass

46:54

shooters among the white popular white male

46:57

population is so vanishingly

46:59

small that you may as well

47:01

walk around worried that some

47:03

you know a me yours california and

47:07

also i should note that white males

47:09

do not account a disproportionate

47:11

amount of mass shootings either so what

47:14

are all the facts these are all the and they

47:16

say what they say that's it so

47:18

you can see that that's my when

47:21

it comes interpreting when it comes to

47:23

explaining that with all these things that

47:25

that's where we can have can more indepth

47:28

conversations and people can have different points

47:30

of view and the becomes a bit more nuanced and it's

47:32

nuanced large accomplish but the starting

47:34

point of the statistical fact will those

47:36

are is just simply just what they what and

47:41

ah the

47:45

hibiscus says hey matt

47:47

just heard you're having another set of twins congrats

47:49

on that sweet daddy and this really

47:51

in what y'all get for saying one

47:54

kid is easy their analysis

47:56

as a fair point scott

47:58

says matt one

47:59

when if i can correctly guess the names of your

48:02

new set of twins well as i guess right

48:04

now because we we have no idea what the names are you

48:06

could suggest some names i'm i'm i'm open to have

48:08

of it's just we take the name question

48:10

all the way down the wires already done with average

48:12

with will be like five hours from birth

48:15

birth were going through the joy and

48:17

of doing as doing as to the ambit a these

48:19

it's enlisting every name

48:21

that starts with that letter as we go down and land on

48:23

something

48:25

though we don't know what

48:27

again openness justice

48:29

and i know i'm going to regret saying that i'm open to

48:31

suggestions on that but i i just said jennifer

48:34

says matt are you rooting one gender

48:36

or another while

48:38

they're looking identical so either

48:41

our family is gonna be four boys

48:43

and two girls or four girls and two boys

48:45

there is very high stakes here one

48:48

team or the other is going to be vastly outnumbered

48:50

here that's what i

48:52

prefer okay whatever

48:55

god blesses as with

48:57

there's pros and cons either way that's the truth

49:00

the boys are there are

49:03

emotional there are a little bit easier to understand

49:06

their less prone to random emotional

49:08

outbursts

49:09

there

49:11

you know rough and tumble there a lot of find

49:13

you can pick him up and tossing around

49:16

girl know

49:17

the other hand are they

49:19

they are more prone to random confusing emotional

49:22

outbursts and all those kinds of but they're also much much

49:24

more helpful around house than

49:26

boys boys are basically

49:28

useless around house attitude like

49:31

my nine year old daughter and

49:33

she can she

49:35

can she she likes the with our two year old she likes

49:37

to put the two year old bad i put it about

49:40

the her glad though

49:43

i'm girls are also less likely to break

49:45

things including know their own bones

49:48

and limbs and objects around house

49:50

so they're still the are unique

49:52

challenges enjoys with one and so it's

49:54

hard to really root

49:56

for one of the other

50:00

finally we i'm says what did you get so mad

50:02

or ban someone every time people

50:04

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50:07

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51:12

the i would have why should we have

51:14

back to history class a subject that

51:16

saw kids learn every year in public school which

51:18

means that they never really learned the subject at all

51:20

of course ah it falls then to

51:22

others sometimes and even falls to podcasts

51:25

ers were without college degrees to pick up

51:27

the slack and when i tried to do over the weekend

51:29

and that all my show on monday as we discussed the issue

51:32

of slavery no to all of my points

51:34

my primary goal was communicate the fact that the

51:36

story slavery is much larger

51:38

much deeper much wider ranging an aversion

51:41

they tell and schools and the media and hollywood

51:44

as i observed white people were slaves also

51:46

millions of them were in fact the trade and white

51:48

slaves especially north africa but

51:50

even in north america

51:52

there's big business

51:54

the back and important

51:56

not everybody agreed which isn't to say that they disagreed

51:58

with the facts that i

51:59

they are you can't disagree with facts the guy their

52:02

to acknowledge them or not facts

52:04

don't care about your feelings or your knowledge may

52:06

the turns out know the critics disagree now

52:09

what the indisputable fact about slavery

52:11

i discussed

52:13

rather with a fact

52:14

that i was discussing open

52:17

it was horrible nazi ask

52:19

it was racist white supremacist

52:21

even hint that there might be more to

52:23

the slavery issue than the white enslavement

52:26

a black africans in the west from the seventy tonight

52:30

as mentioned on the show on monday the critics were mostly

52:32

on the last but not song my

52:34

tori who's a well known gun rights activists

52:36

was quite vigorous and relentless in his criticism

52:39

he said at my statements about slavery were dumb

52:42

reductive counterproductive horrible

52:44

retarded his word and

52:46

are many other things that that i was

52:48

damaging the inroads that conservatives

52:51

had with the black community and

52:53

he continued and as surveying and tweets

52:55

and videos railing against me for mentioning that

52:57

white people or slice so on monday

52:59

he appeared on my friend jason whitlock show

53:01

on the blaze to further explain his point of view

53:04

i watch the and i have to tell you that after

53:06

listening to m if anything m understand

53:08

his criticisms than i did before

53:11

so let's go through this

53:13

first arm i

53:16

did like what is a woman on

53:18

i think mac is usually spot own or certain

53:20

things is this is to a lot

53:22

of arm conservatism very critical

53:25

it's , like if we're going the

53:28

tactic room right right

53:30

does this actually proof i just did an interview

53:33

arm and you we discussed a gas

53:35

and will you know what be wrong all

53:37

lives matter and i'm well as not and technically

53:39

wrong with it if you thought that you should

53:41

have said it before blm said black lives

53:43

matter says would it is and everybody knows

53:46

utterly bang with blm as bang organization

53:48

but the phrase and are desperate reproductive

53:50

in all reductive components

53:54

perhaps beside the point but

53:56

for the record

53:57

lots of us were saying all lives

53:59

matter

53:59

before blm came

54:02

that was and still is the central motto

54:04

of the pro life movement

54:06

winfield from then he stole from us

54:09

we don't start saying all lives matter would be o

54:11

m came along with kept saying

54:14

we were told

54:15

now that we had to stop saying it because

54:18

somehow left wing black were the

54:20

only ones allowed to decide and declare which lives

54:22

matter and

54:24

even if we had started saying and only after blm

54:26

was warm so what it's still true besides

54:29

this is meant to be a response

54:31

and corrective to blm militants who

54:34

in fact as is obvious do not believe

54:36

that all lives matter in the

54:38

bill and movement is a black supremacist movement

54:40

and that's why all lives matter was and still

54:42

is necessary rejoinder to the

54:45

way mas is the founder of an organization

54:47

called black guns matter itself

54:50

t shirts with the phrase on the

54:53

module were you saying black guns

54:55

matter before black lives matter came along

54:57

something tells me that you want

54:59

that you use the blm slogan to sell shirts

55:01

and advocate for gun rights but winter use

55:03

it advocate for the fundamental worth and value

55:05

of human life in general it's reductive

55:08

for us to say all lives matter but not

55:10

for you say black guns matter

55:14

rocket

55:16

and let me be clear if

55:19

we're trying to make inroads into black

55:22

communities these types of takes that

55:24

have nothing to do with anything

55:27

like on ios popular for numbers we will

55:29

backup and backup and whole club

55:30

ah is of my take

55:32

had nothing to do with anything

55:35

that's not i it had something do with history

55:37

with truth with the facts of the world that shaped

55:39

human civilization had something to do with the racial

55:42

grievance industry which trades on the idea

55:44

that slavery in america was a unique and unprecedented

55:47

evil when in fact it was not there was an evil not

55:49

unique or on president it's ah is it

55:51

had something to do with lots of different things and something

55:53

to do with a book that i run i want to talk about said

55:55

something to do with what to be

55:57

on mind at that all

55:59

these are perfectly fine rationales for

56:02

sharing my thoughts the

56:04

criticism that mars is offering her is by far

56:06

the most useless boring and exhausting form

56:08

of criticism and also perhaps the most common

56:10

on the internet apply find it so irritating

56:13

or this is the of why are you talking about

56:15

why talked about this is not something else i have

56:17

i don't care about this why are you discussing

56:19

that already totally

56:22

worthless pretty good really

56:24

that's because you don't find a sublet important

56:26

or relevant or worthy of consideration doesn't

56:28

mean that nobody should ever talk about it i

56:31

don't have to explain the why i want

56:33

to discuss something i don't have to

56:36

seek your permission ahead of time

56:39

you don't care about the subject or find an important than keep

56:41

moving to scrolling no one's forcing

56:43

you to participate in the conversations but you apparently

56:46

so unworthy of your attention they

56:49

just would never i'd never do the people i

56:51

never go into so go someone elses page or

56:53

listen to their podcast or whatever and and

56:55

six what are you talking about this why and not

56:58

not this other thing over

57:00

it's a big the criticism makes

57:03

no sense we're

57:05

not a good psychological

57:08

these of takes that have nothing

57:10

to do with anything the

57:14

kind of like this gives extreme leftists

57:16

more of a tool

57:18

to utilize against us and what i mean by

57:20

that is if

57:23

i'm a person in the middle let's say i'm a democrat

57:26

and i'm not the extreme leslie i think

57:28

lot of guys are making moves that are ember

57:30

ah like reactionary so

57:33

what extreme left these do that

57:35

up an advanced conservative movement the

57:37

people that may be in a middle and a

57:39

democratic city so we say

57:42

we say in the extreme left as packages

57:44

as as see their minimizing your

57:46

ability the hit the the history

57:49

of the transatlantic slave trade mouse

57:51

mat may have not been trying to do that

57:53

i'm talking about from a tactical and

57:55

strategic standpoints the left

57:58

dominates urban and black america because

58:00

they understand pr and messaging way

58:03

better than the simple plain

58:05

they have to because you don't have many facts dark

58:07

ages know so they have to be very

58:09

good at and smoking mirrors and lying and pr

58:12

as s would a lot of public relations

58:14

or perception and reality is

58:16

this and in a thing maybe mass following

58:19

maybe took it a little to the they a little

58:21

sensitive about it always

58:24

one step in the right direction would a lot of

58:26

conservatives and then we

58:28

say something that makes the job of

58:30

my job a lot difficult

58:32

because it like they're less sound like you try know

58:35

down played a role and that's what every

58:37

extreme left this is going to do

58:39

and so from a strategic and tactical standpoint

58:43

this does not spread conservative values

58:45

will make the job better we keep going

58:47

with this facts don't care about your feelings

58:49

concept and how has that been working

58:52

for us by not any type of them

58:54

empathy

58:56

was worked out pretty well actually thanks for asks

58:58

refusing to emotionally blackmailed by dishonest

59:01

manipulative cry bullies has been a tremendously

59:04

the casual approach i it's one of the reasons the

59:06

guy who coined that phrase is one the most influential

59:08

thinkers in the country it's and a company cofounders

59:11

inroads into the culture in ways that nobody

59:13

else in the right ever has certainly

59:15

including our friend mas

59:17

the back it up

59:18

module me a being reactionary

59:21

reacting to the let and

59:23

yet his entire critique centers

59:26

around the of of the left and how

59:28

he thinks we should react to

59:31

when we can't say that the radical left would use that

59:33

against us

59:35

he suggests that the black community will be easily

59:37

duped by the dishonest talking points of

59:39

the left and that we should calibrate our

59:41

approach according he

59:43

doesn't allow generously that perhaps i wasn't trying

59:46

to minimize the transatlantic slave trade maybe

59:48

i wasn't it doesn't the left

59:50

what use me of doing the

59:52

one who my of israel

59:54

you're worried that the left will accuse me of something

59:56

dishonestly

59:57

and so your strategy is to head them off at

59:59

the than accused me of at first

1:00:02

now my you're smart i know that you're not dumb

1:00:05

enough to believe that i was minimizing

1:00:07

the slave trade warren

1:00:09

do that any rational person would ever do

1:00:11

that suggesting that

1:00:14

i even might have tried to minimize the flames rights

1:00:16

by talking about other forms of slavery it's

1:00:18

like suggesting that i might be minimizing kidney

1:00:20

cancer by talking about lung cancer

1:00:23

an incoherent ridiculous

1:00:25

fundamentally dishonest accusation

1:00:28

and you know it everybody

1:00:31

understands

1:00:33

that slavery and america

1:00:36

what a terrible

1:00:37

nobody suggests otherwise

1:00:40

everybody agrees that it was bad

1:00:42

which is all the more reason why perhaps at

1:00:44

this point it might time to expand

1:00:47

the conversation to talk about the forms of slavery

1:00:49

that lots of people don't even know existed

1:00:53

we talk about slavery all the time

1:00:55

in america

1:00:56

american former slave

1:00:58

learn about they make movies

1:01:00

about activists scream about it is

1:01:03

a constant ever present historical

1:01:05

reality nobody has forgotten it's nobody

1:01:07

could forget everyone

1:01:10

knows that had happened and everyone agrees

1:01:12

that it was unspeakable evil and it should not have happened

1:01:14

everybody have responded

1:01:18

okay

1:01:21

which is which is good right it's good that everybody

1:01:23

knows it happened and everyone thinks that's bad

1:01:25

success on that something should

1:01:29

that be the end of the slavery

1:01:31

conversation or might we at

1:01:33

this juncture why didn't

1:01:35

the lens a little bit i

1:01:37

tried to get a look at the fuller picture

1:01:42

it seems that you would prefer that we

1:01:44

keep the lands narrow rather

1:01:47

than admitting that your preference

1:01:49

is your preference you try farm it off to the

1:01:51

radical left claiming that you're

1:01:53

only telling me what they will sure

1:01:57

yeah the left does say that any discussion

1:01:59

of historical dry new not centered

1:02:01

around the played a black africans that america is inherently

1:02:03

racist they do say that

1:02:05

and iran you're

1:02:07

saying it to and you are also now

1:02:11

you talk about tactics and strategy the

1:02:14

use the word interchangeably like the mean the same thing

1:02:16

they don't strategy

1:02:19

is your overall approach to the war

1:02:21

tactics are the maneuvers the individual

1:02:23

steps specific actions that you take and service

1:02:25

to that strategy i'm not splitting hairs i

1:02:27

mean the difference is actually important because you

1:02:29

say that we should avoid certain uncomfortable

1:02:31

truths strategically and also

1:02:33

tactically that which is it is

1:02:35

is this our strategy is our strategy to

1:02:37

abandon the truth see the empire

1:02:39

historical and racial narrative to the left in hopes

1:02:41

of outflanking them to their last

1:02:45

so than sure i'm in only talking about slavery

1:02:47

or racial injustice and in terms of the left a man

1:02:50

is a good that the

1:02:52

tactic and a strategy that loses

1:02:55

the war it is a surrender the

1:02:58

my goal my strategy my

1:03:00

tactic icing all the same from because

1:03:03

i'm i'm a simple man so did for me it's the

1:03:06

truth i'd you say what

1:03:08

is the by say something

1:03:10

and it's not true the by

1:03:12

inadvertently say something i'm incorrect about what

1:03:14

i'm saying and you have a counter argument

1:03:17

that proves that it's incorrect then i will

1:03:19

listen and i

1:03:21

and if you can convince me that it was incorrect and

1:03:23

i'll change my point of it but if admit

1:03:25

that i'm saying the truth

1:03:28

then you still criticized for saying

1:03:31

i'm just not interested in that critique i'm

1:03:34

really not if

1:03:36

one person is saying the true the

1:03:38

other person doesn't want to hear

1:03:40

whatever the reason the problem

1:03:43

lies entirely hundred percent

1:03:45

with the ladder see you say what about

1:03:47

all the people don't want to hear about this that's

1:03:49

an opera

1:03:50

that's not my problem there's

1:03:53

something wrong with them they

1:03:55

don't want to hear

1:03:57

the true the decay

1:03:59

they don't want

1:03:59

you're a truth about the way the entire

1:04:02

world worked for thousands of

1:04:04

years

1:04:05

there

1:04:07

lama

1:04:09

for me you know i think what our culture

1:04:11

lacks most of all is not empathy

1:04:14

that feeling it's not pity

1:04:16

or patronizing pads on the head but

1:04:18

true and anyone

1:04:20

who stands against true

1:04:23

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1:04:25

silenced or withheld

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