0:00

Two years ago, Germany decided to

0:02

phase out coal as a source

0:04

of its energy. This decision was

0:06

driven by the German environmental

0:08

movement, which was funded and encouraged

0:11

by Russia, which does not

0:13

care at all. About the environment. Certainly

0:15

not Germany's environment, but does want

0:17

your up to be more dependent on Russian

0:19

oil and gas, the German

0:21

government had already gone cold on

0:23

nuclear energy years earlier

0:26

again. Thanks for that environmentalist movement.

0:28

and renewable energy is mostly

0:30

a joke so by killing coal

0:33

germany gave virtually

0:35

all of its leverage on energy

0:37

away the potent once

0:39

potent had all of leverage hooton

0:41

invaded ukraine once put

0:44

invaded ukraine germany was

0:46

pressured to stop buying russian gas

0:49

now germany still needed the

0:51

russian gas so germany

0:53

is today trying to restart

0:55

coal plants before germans freeze

0:57

to death in winter and before european

1:00

resolve completely collapses on

1:02

the sanctions against russia which

1:04

means in europe today

1:06

is weaker economically

1:09

and from a security standpoint without

1:12

any environmental benefit whatsoever

1:15

and craziest part of it all as the

1:17

prom predicted all

1:19

of

1:21

you know everybody's everybody's talking about it

1:23

all over the world a single women is this supposed

1:25

to be perfect for russia or

1:27

, you pay billions of dollars

1:30

per hour energy wire fences

1:32

his nato maybe somebody

1:35

having somebody percentage of energy

1:40

russia and verify ,

1:42

it's not have you looked at as as

1:45

is a council of us as as as a

1:47

supply to get rid of their called upon to get rid

1:49

of and replace the getting so

1:51

much of the oil and gas from

1:53

russia and gas it's something that nato

1:55

has to look at as a designer united

1:58

wizards interfaces

2:01

that was trump ramming out the nato

2:03

secretary general jens stoltenberg

2:05

back in twenty eight t the

2:08

pain that the west is experiencing right

2:10

now that's not a fluke

2:13

it's not just dumb luck ah shucks

2:15

who could guess this this

2:18

was all clear to everyone

2:20

with even modicum of common sense west's

2:23

enemies are feeding our lunch and

2:26

we can whine about it and we can cry

2:28

about it but we have mostly ourselves

2:31

or at very least are incompetent and

2:33

corrupt of ruling class to blame

2:35

or michael known as the michael osha

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3:02

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michael there is one

4:30

headline that has been cropping up they

4:33

oughta know every three weeks four weeks

4:35

over the past several months the

4:38

headline is this lad mere bruton dying

4:41

from cancer war vladimir

4:43

putin dying from parkinson's or vladimir

4:45

putin very dangerously gravely ill

4:48

the irrational not not

4:50

making is not normal moves

4:52

around i hate it i don't

4:54

i don't hate the fiber boot and is dying at on paid

4:56

i just i hate the headline cause

5:00

the headline to me just

5:04

the west making excuses

5:06

why we

5:08

didn't predict what goodness gonna do more

5:11

was actually a lot of conservatives didn't predict

5:13

would put in was going to do lot of

5:15

conservative said if you give wagner

5:17

burton this oil pipeline

5:20

that allows it bypass ukraine is going invade

5:22

ukraine that's of president of ukraine sense for goodness

5:24

sakes and that the ruling

5:27

class the liberal ruling class in america

5:29

and in europe is a gosh who could have predicted this

5:31

i know why it's me as put his acting

5:34

completely irrationally it's

5:36

because he's got cancer and he's looking

5:38

death the right in face know is he's not acting

5:40

irrationally he's acting very rationally

5:43

is let me put enough to answer maybe

5:45

honor why rebooting on the brink

5:47

of death i don't really

5:49

think so but maybe years regardless

5:53

the man is acting in very rational

5:55

way we're the ones acting

5:57

irrationally we in the west

5:59

from not roka to the germany also

6:02

the west broadway it

6:04

was irrational for germany

6:06

to give up it's energy programs he

6:08

was irrational for europe

6:12

in germany to give vladimir putin

6:14

this oil pipeline it has been irrational

6:17

to allow environmentalist group funded

6:19

by russia to convince

6:22

us to get rid of our nuclear programs it

6:24

is irrational for joe biden right now to shut

6:26

down american oil and gas new american

6:28

oil and gas leases new american

6:30

oil and gas pipelines just so

6:32

that we can buy more oil from poodle and

6:35

and it when not from potent from the

6:37

iranians are from the venezuelans or

6:39

from the saudi arabians for that matter

6:41

the saudis we have a generally pretty good relationship

6:44

with relative those other guys and even then

6:46

why are we buying the well from them the oil

6:48

from them doesn't pollute the environment but

6:50

the oil in america does none of that's

6:53

irrational wooten

6:55

trying to take back the old territory of soviet

6:57

union that good but

6:59

it's perfectly rational i get why he's

7:01

doing and if

7:03

the west had

7:06

taken couldn't seriously and had

7:08

taken geopolitics more

7:10

seriously than we have in recent years we

7:12

probably wouldn't be in this position and

7:14

now when the west gets caught with his pants down

7:17

what it what have they say they say oh no it's

7:19

cause he's he's just acting like

7:21

madman is not acting like madman

7:23

we're acting like madmen maybe we should get

7:25

our head screwed on straight stop

7:27

putting our heads in the sand and

7:29

i don't know many more metaphors i can mix but

7:31

start taking the stuff a little bit

7:33

more seriously we'd be in much better

7:36

shape that

7:38

stuff evading reality

7:40

you know you know part of reason

7:42

why we can't dame output and are

7:44

we can't game out xi jinping are

7:47

we can the act

7:49

like responsible serious people

7:51

the world stage because we can't even figure

7:53

out what a woman is and can figure what

7:55

man it's and weren't we're wasting all of our

7:57

time debating these stupid things

8:00

the even five year old knows we

8:02

no longer now the genius adults

8:04

running our country no longer now this

8:07

is this is one the reason that that we need settled

8:09

norms many there

8:11

are many good things about having settled norms

8:14

one of them is the we don't waste

8:16

our time the

8:18

society that doesn't know what

8:21

man isn't what woman is not

8:24

advance to more complicated questions

8:26

that sort of like and in school you've

8:28

got to learn to plus two equals for

8:31

before you can start looking at economically

8:34

for more advanced algebra or calculus

8:38

you can't do those things until you figure out the

8:40

basics if you're constantly stuck at the

8:42

basics they craft the

8:44

relationship of the individual to the state and

8:46

to each other you're not going to be able

8:49

advanced more complex questions and then what's

8:51

gonna happen your enemies are going to eat your

8:54

lunch these questions

8:56

of norms are largely

8:58

why the movie lightyear

9:00

just flopped at the box office over

9:03

the weekend which the

9:05

say i told you so but i did predicts that that would

9:07

happen the the lightyear

9:09

movie is that the the latest toy

9:11

story movie it's prequel and

9:13

unlike the earlier toy story movies which

9:15

generally are good certainly the first one is terrific

9:18

think number two is good to oh think

9:20

saw number three war

9:22

with her for them might have been fourth i did but

9:24

they're generally have been good movies and

9:26

then this one the fire

9:28

tim allen the who's the voice of buzz lightyear

9:31

they fire him because he's conservative feel

9:33

miss the only reason that makes sense i didn't fire

9:35

him because was too expensive the hired more expensive actor

9:37

to do it for sevens but chris evans as

9:39

a huge lives and tim allen is an outspoken

9:41

conservative to the fire tim allen

9:43

and then they insist on on inserting

9:47

a lesbian kissing if

9:49

they insist in it initially been caught but

9:51

then the gay organization

9:54

of disney employees got very upset that

9:56

was caught and so for pride month

9:59

and to spite been around us and as

10:01

they re inserted a lesbian kiss scene

10:03

and then bunch of conservative parents

10:06

and normal parents and centrist parents and

10:08

center left parents even said now i

10:11

don't think so because it's it's not even

10:13

just as we don't want to see lesbian toys

10:15

guess that's because

10:17

it's not toy story because

10:20

whatever this thing is i the i know it looks like

10:22

toy story scott the same characters

10:25

in the same colors and the same animation

10:28

but it's not toy story now it's there

10:30

it's the left using toy story

10:32

which a nice wholesome normal story who

10:35

push its own woke ideological

10:37

the box office estimates dropped

10:40

thirty five cent thirty five percent in

10:42

one day early

10:44

friday morning heading into the weekend the

10:46

estimated box office was

10:49

the eighty five million dollars domestic to

10:51

then by the end of day the estimates drop

10:53

down to fifty five million the actual close with

10:55

fifty one million the estimates for the

10:57

global box office was hundred

10:59

thirty five million then

11:02

dropped down to eighty

11:04

five point six million dollars

11:07

way way down wasn't even biggest

11:09

movie the weekend so much money went into this

11:11

movie so much hype went into this movie didn't

11:13

even clear the biggest movie of weekend biggest movie

11:15

the weekend was the new jurassic

11:17

park movie which did not open this

11:19

past weekend and open the weekend previously

11:21

so the second weekend for jurassic park was

11:23

better than the first weekend for new toy

11:25

story but why is obviously

11:28

just because of this fight

11:30

over norms and over the gates

11:32

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11:35

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11:37

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11:40

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americans are very

13:10

tolerant we

13:12

do not want to normalize

13:16

much of the stuff that we tolerate there's

13:18

a difference between toleration

13:22

the and normalization the

13:24

libs are banking on american

13:27

tolerance in

13:30

their campaign to normalize all

13:32

sorts of behaviors we don't wanna

13:34

normalize that stuff americans

13:36

like or norms americans

13:39

are happy to tolerate cheap

13:42

especially on the sex issues people's

13:44

eccentric sexual desires and behaviors

13:46

everybody's got a gay cousin or something and

13:49

no one really cares my we are the sort of tolerate

13:51

of fine okay on big deal we

13:54

don't want the lgbt

13:58

the allergy being taught to the kid

14:00

in public schools and libraries

14:03

in the movies we don't want that we're

14:05

happy to tolerate work will tolerate

14:08

the the drag queen at

14:10

the bar in greenwich village will

14:12

tolerated that exists we don't really care

14:15

we will not allow that behavior to be normalized

14:18

will tolerate a transgender isn't in sense

14:20

that if there's a mentally ill

14:22

man who thinks that he's woman

14:25

we're not going go out of our way to get new face and

14:27

say know you're you're actually man

14:29

we're not we're not going to do it ben

14:32

you remember ben shapiro went viral them

14:35

years ago because he was on tv

14:37

and this transgender dude was just

14:39

getting all up in his face and yelling at and ben

14:41

said well what your what are your the

14:44

genetic characteristics sir when

14:46

he was being provocative because was tv show

14:49

but he wasn't he actually wasn't one provoking

14:51

the situation it

14:53

wasn't that wasn't an example of been being

14:55

intolerant i'm sure that if a bennett

14:57

said this himself if were to dinner party and

14:59

some dude address asked because she

15:01

he would oblige in the moment in the dinner party

15:04

what is being asked by the

15:07

tv debates over transgender islam

15:09

and the the transgender radiology

15:11

classrooms in libraries and movies is not

15:13

toleration normalization if not

15:15

your hey will you in your charity

15:17

in your grace in your politeness

15:21

don't show some

15:23

delusions of people at dinner part

15:26

will you tolerate this strange

15:28

behavior it is the demand

15:31

that we actually live and we actually

15:33

pretend that it is normal for man

15:35

to think that these a woman and that the man actually is woman's

15:38

we're not going to do that okay and i'm not

15:40

just speaking for the right wing conservatives here america

15:42

is just not going to do that and that's why the

15:44

buzz lightyear movie is not making lot of money

15:47

and that's why there's a parents movement in virginia

15:49

in florida all around the country the

15:52

democrats shocked by this they're

15:54

shocked because they overplayed their

15:56

hand and yet libs keep pushing this joe biden

15:59

the pride

16:01

month remarks i just came

16:03

out and he said the ultra maga people

16:06

now where the weird ones

16:08

because we're going after mickey mouse because

16:10

we don't we don't want lgbt

16:13

propaganda in the disney movies

16:16

knows better to people mistreat them you have you have

16:18

more work to do the

16:20

lawnmower to do lot to tell

16:22

you about the ultra mega agenda

16:24

attacking families and our freedoms

16:26

three hundred discriminatory bills introduced

16:28

and states across this country in

16:31

texas not in on front doors

16:33

harass investigate parents for

16:35

raising transgender children in

16:37

florida going after mickey mouse

16:39

for god's sake

16:45

grow your own think

16:47

, this order this

16:49

room know better know the one that these attacks

16:51

are real and consequences for real

16:53

families families

16:56

they're going after mickey mouse for jack is mickey

16:58

mouse it isn't mickey mouse anymore

17:01

it's just like buzz lightyear as and buzz lightyear anymore

17:04

the

17:05

hilton what you're what you might be might look

17:07

like mickey mouse the might have

17:09

the sound of mickey

17:11

mouse but thing is that mickey

17:13

is pushing the are radical

17:16

leftist propaganda

17:20

haha should drop

17:22

off the runway portholes other addictive

17:24

bottle is not funny movie of all

17:27

no ma'am as whatever you're like

17:29

weird demon mickey you're not the real mickey

17:31

your some bizarro world mickey that

17:33

has been hollowed out had the essence of mickey

17:35

taken out of it and so what

17:38

the left banks on his people's now

17:41

generational affection for

17:43

the disney characters which

17:45

have now been murdered and have been

17:48

hollowed out net and the leftist viruses

17:51

crawled inside and reanimated

17:53

it's it's corpse and a

17:55

it is just used to push radical it's and that's

17:57

that's what do a disney is

17:59

is fire for that's what florida

18:02

pushing back against florida

18:04

fans don't teach five year olds

18:06

weird sex isn't

18:08

he says we're going to put all the weight of are

18:10

gigantic multinational

18:12

corporation behind a

18:14

campaign to undermine voters of florida

18:17

and then florida says science now

18:19

we're gonna actually take away some of your tax incentives

18:21

willing to fight back we're not gonna let you do

18:23

that the the white house takes

18:25

the side the big whoa crazy multinational

18:28

corporation trying groom the kids and

18:31

it's not working say at this is very popular

18:33

in florida the politicians around country

18:35

for taking the side of parents and opposing

18:38

the whoa corporations are women

18:40

this is great news for the santos by way remington

18:44

want santas is one the most talented

18:46

young politicians i have ever seen

18:48

this guy is somehow is at center

18:51

of every national news stories

18:53

and joe biden clearly sees him as

18:55

threat that's why that's why the sitting president

18:57

the united states the incumbent who at least says

18:59

these going to run for reelection keeps

19:02

going after the fantasy the

19:04

santas is playing this very

19:07

were it not only is doing the right thing here but

19:09

politically he's doing smart

19:11

thing the fantasy has also

19:14

just made of very smart political calculation

19:16

that not lot people picking up on the

19:19

santas just came out during a

19:22

press conference about an infrastructure

19:24

plan and decided

19:26

to talk about the recent elections

19:28

in colombia i just

19:31

want to say for on for on of

19:33

people florida we watched the

19:35

election results down in colombia

19:38

and we have lot a great colombian americans

19:40

here in our state who were very concerned about

19:43

what was going on and i think the results

19:45

that election where have been very very troubling

19:47

ah for people that believe in freedom in the

19:49

western hemisphere i to alaska

19:52

a former narco terrorism than

19:54

a marxists i took to lead

19:56

columbia is gonna be disastrous

19:58

and so we stood with people are

20:01

here in florida that have ties to

20:03

columbia we thought a great relationship with

20:05

colombia as the states ah we

20:07

we're all hoping that the outcome would be difference

20:10

aba we've got problem in the western hemisphere

20:12

or with marxism and to tell italian

20:15

as i'm ah really spreading

20:17

and we thought you know twenty five years ago

20:19

the cold war and all this that and it just keeps

20:21

reared it's head ah so

20:23

i will continue to stand out with the people

20:26

of florida here who are passionate about

20:28

freedom in the western hemisphere particularly it's

20:30

in colombia or but but very

20:32

very disappointing and very very

20:34

troubling result in that election

20:38

why is the governor the governor

20:40

florida talking about the colombian

20:43

election

20:44

florida last time i checked doesn't

20:47

have a foreign policy i've

20:49

got lot foreigners and then people who become and

20:51

become american spirit that the

20:54

foreign policy is conducted by the federal government

20:56

not by the state gov why

20:58

is rhonda sanders talking about this election in

21:01

columbia because

21:04

after the cubans the colombians

21:06

are becoming one the most important

21:09

demographic groups for movements

21:12

from left

21:14

to right democrat to

21:16

republican the republicans

21:18

have have long counted on the sport the

21:21

cubans this is the

21:23

historically this has been the one hispanic

21:26

group that supports the republicans in

21:28

large numbers that's why it's the one hispanic

21:30

group that the democrats hates as wash

21:32

with why barack obama says well he was flooding

21:35

the country with hispanic illegal

21:37

aliens decided make it harder for cubans

21:39

to come into america scully not

21:41

like those humans go the cubans motor republicans

21:44

will colombians after the cubans

21:46

are an important group of hispanics that

21:48

moved huge mean hispanics

21:50

broadly have moved the right in over the last

21:52

three years but colombians in particular have

21:54

done that and colombians are an important constituencies

21:57

in florida and colombian store are paying

21:59

attention to with going on in their old countries

22:01

and the fantasies signaling to them

22:04

i stand with you guys i stand against

22:06

the radical leftist colombians are

22:08

still back there in that country who just

22:10

elected a marxist the reason

22:12

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22:14

santas guess the issues right

22:17

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22:19

or he's he's focused

22:21

on the minutiae on the nitty gritty

22:23

of going into these individual groups

22:25

and winning the movers just as the santas

22:28

has i think done very very

22:30

good job of winning over important

22:32

constituencies in conservative movement

22:35

groups in media groups the think tanks

22:37

and rhonda santas has systematically gone

22:39

in and one those once over so to

22:42

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22:44

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22:46

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22:48

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22:51

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22:55

inc including donald trump for that matter if

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22:59

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so sorry it has just come

24:21

to my attention that i forgot

24:24

to wish you all a happy june

24:26

first it

24:28

is judy first today we are observing

24:30

the holiday yesterday was june zero and

24:33

i also didn't mention june two years and then course

24:36

a june tf was the day that the federal government

24:38

has decided that we would celebrate juneteenth

24:40

which is now federal holiday to crew the day before

24:43

on sunday so juneteenth was

24:45

observed on monday june to us and

24:47

we are now discussing appear on tuesday duty

24:50

first and that if depending

24:52

on how you react the segment i buy my

24:54

people answer more of your questions tomorrow on

24:57

a duty second you're the second

25:00

fortune to third and you to forth i

25:03

know i know that republicans

25:06

want to embrace juneteenth there

25:08

were many republicans who are embracing june

25:10

team you know that really think when

25:12

see stay that no one had heard about until five

25:14

minutes ago in the lives invented up i

25:16

do they want to republicans want to embrace

25:18

juneteenth because one

25:21

it's supposed to be about freeing the slaves republican the

25:23

republican party freed the slaves and

25:26

to we just don't want to be called racist we are

25:28

called racist all the time unjustly by

25:30

the dems and it bothers us

25:32

even when we say that it doesn't bother us and want any

25:34

opportunity to show the lives

25:36

that were is actually democrats the real racists

25:38

and we're not racist and with but it's

25:40

just june teens is just

25:43

a bad idea the

25:45

dumb holiday the only

25:47

point of june tenth is

25:49

to make slavery

25:52

to put slavery more the center of the american

25:54

story to emphasize the role

25:57

of slavery in america

25:59

and crucially emphasize the importance

26:01

of the legacy of slavery when

26:03

crafting all of our future policies

26:06

that the holiday is not about

26:08

celebrating america for abolishing

26:10

slavery because it it theoretically could be

26:12

about that if you had a holiday just celebrate

26:14

emancipation then you can say well it yes

26:16

about how great america is for abolishing slavery

26:19

but that's not what it's about did you google juneteenth

26:21

on juneteenth i did a google juneteenth

26:24

and there was a a a new doodle

26:26

are in a new animation on google

26:29

that was all sorts of african

26:31

flags the kind of african

26:34

black nationalist flag the red

26:36

and green and the black and it was there

26:38

and those are all the colors use on the image search

26:40

on the page itself wasn't

26:43

a lot of american flags the

26:45

wasn't why why

26:48

is it that juneteenth was

26:51

pushed by the lives some

26:53

conservatives acquiesce to it's but not like this

26:55

was movement came out of the conservative

26:57

side of the aisle or the republican party was pushed

26:59

by lips the winter the ones that

27:01

celebrated why because

27:04

the the point the holiday is too

27:06

they did americas all about slavery slavery

27:10

not only was not unique to america

27:13

but not not even particularly

27:15

distinctive them

27:18

every guy up i don't need to tell you this

27:20

subset many times but every country in history the world

27:23

has had slavery at some point many countries

27:25

still do what makes the west unique

27:27

is that we abolished

27:29

slavery slavery still exists in africa still

27:31

exists in asia no

27:33

exists in certain in indigenous

27:36

cultures then he at

27:38

we we the the left in this country

27:40

which hates america tries to make the

27:43

whole the tried to make slavery the

27:45

entire american story so i just

27:47

think it's a bad idea so so historically

27:49

sort of dumb day to celebrate the end of slavery

27:51

because it doesn't mark the end of slavery slavery

27:54

at you can say slavery ends with the emancipation

27:56

proclamation that happened before

27:58

june to and longer forging you

28:00

could say slavery really officially ends

28:03

with the passage of the thirteenth amendments that

28:05

happens after long after june seventh

28:07

june tenth as yes the day that

28:09

the mail got two parts of texas

28:11

to tell the slaves that they had been freed prior

28:15

it has been in

28:17

some parts of texas a

28:19

local tradition dating back some

28:22

time some in

28:24

a lot the the state of

28:26

decades but you could say imports

28:28

even earlier than that the

28:30

only reason for federal holiday now

28:33

his to dunk on

28:35

america and make america seem worse and

28:37

more evil and say that america's best

28:39

days going to ahead of us in past was awful and

28:41

russell enslaving terrible countries

28:43

at so i get i know conservatives

28:45

wanna enjoy june tenth but they're

28:48

big the the aren't

28:50

like a as i said i guess the argument

28:52

for june tenth because black

28:55

people have unique position in america in that

28:57

black people the ancestors

28:59

of black people were not the

29:01

people who chose to come here they were

29:03

in large part brought here in voluntarily

29:06

and i'm not one of those conservatives who

29:08

says that you know well that

29:10

was then this is now forget about the past less

29:12

only focus on present in the future there

29:14

might be some practical wisdom that but also history

29:17

matters i get a kiss that there

29:19

is there any more conservative point view than

29:21

to observe that history and tradition

29:24

and culture and the link

29:26

between generations actually matters

29:28

know of course owners things the amount

29:31

by the point of emancipation

29:33

the point of the thirteenth amendment the point of

29:36

the reconstruction era

29:38

the say black people are americans

29:40

now we have settled that question and

29:42

so your independence day the

29:45

same independence day as the white people it's the

29:47

same independence day as everyone else

29:49

in america it's it's july fourth as

29:51

the they were going to celebrate by creating a separate

29:53

independence day which what you need is of

29:56

the lot reading shoot him says it's juneteenth

29:58

national independence day this

30:00

to say there's separate independence day for

30:03

black people black people not really americans

30:05

we're not all just americans is actually a big distinction

30:07

we're never going to come together and we're never going to be real

30:09

country that's what that's what left

30:11

once before that's bad idea the

30:13

good idea that bed holiday i

30:16

much prefer june to athens unity first judy

30:18

second speaking of slavery

30:20

and the legacy of slavery he

30:22

brom x ten be

30:24

one of the most successful

30:27

hustlers huckster on artists

30:29

in america with really enrich themselves

30:31

on on white guilt and

30:34

out liberal prattling on

30:36

about about of slavery

30:38

and legacy of slavery and least politics he

30:40

bring candy says that the fight the

30:43

free the slaves is being reenacted

30:45

today in fight

30:47

to take away your a our fifteenth

30:50

i know you have arm a six year

30:52

old daughter so i wonder how

30:54

are you gonna teach her what this holidays

30:58

why i'm actually than a teacher that it's freedom

31:00

day and ,

31:02

throughout this nation's history history

31:04

been two perspectives on freedom

31:06

things fights things are

31:09

enslaved people were fighting for

31:11

freedom from slavery

31:14

and in flavors were were fighting for

31:16

the freedom to enslave and

31:18

in many ways that sort of contrasts

31:20

still exists today there are people who

31:22

fighting for freedom from

31:25

assault rifles freedom from poverty

31:27

freedom from exploitation and

31:29

they are others who are fighting for freedom to exploit

31:31

freedom to have guns freedom to

31:34

maintain inequality saw how i really

31:36

want to get her to understand to multiple

31:39

kinds of freedom and she

31:41

should be fighting for and joining

31:43

with those who fighting for freedom from

31:46

something like slavery as

31:48

with almost everything even can be says

31:51

is is a giant dumb

31:53

point

31:55

dumb stupid point with

31:57

a little colonel of smart point

32:00

hidden in there the comparison

32:03

between taking away people's guns

32:05

and freeing the slaves is not only a

32:08

silly and absurd comparison but it's

32:10

it never really sort of opposite

32:13

who have gun

32:16

of the whole reason to have a gun right there in

32:18

the second amendment is to

32:20

protect yourself the to give yourself

32:23

some independent so that you are not the

32:26

the usually enslaved in control

32:29

that's that's your it's not to go hunting that's

32:31

not to go shooting clay pigeons it's to protect

32:34

yourself it's to defend your

32:36

freedom even even in that traditional

32:38

understanding the freedom a

32:40

but the this smart boy it

32:43

hidden inside all candies and stupid

32:45

demagoguery is that

32:47

today the way we talk about freedom is

32:51

very relativistic the

32:53

way we talk about freedom is

32:56

kind of zero sum game went

32:58

went when some people get freedom other people

33:00

lose free the

33:02

and and so freedom is not

33:05

reasonable it's not logical

33:07

it's not it's not tied to anything an objective

33:09

reality it's just battle a

33:12

different competing interests they

33:14

interests but between the slavers and

33:16

the enslave between the people want guns in

33:18

people don't want on the people who wanted

33:20

and want drugs and people who don't want drugs on the streets

33:22

of the in this that's the way that we do

33:25

talk about freedom to it's stupid view of freedom

33:28

though it is how we talk about the freedom

33:30

of the transgender man i'm

33:33

sorry transgender woman to use

33:35

the women's bathroom even though is dude

33:37

of freedom of the transgender

33:39

man this woman to swim on the

33:41

girls from to me than there is a do necessarily

33:44

infringes on freedom of the women to have

33:47

their own bathrooms locker rooms where they can

33:49

change and don't need depths of men expose

33:51

their genitals for infringes

33:53

on the freedom of women to have their own twenty

33:56

and swimmingly things where they can win their own trophies and when

33:58

they're and scholarship to not constantly the beaten

34:00

by met if

34:02

the appearance if freedom

34:05

can describe all of those things and yes those

34:07

freedoms are conflict but that's why there

34:10

is no such thing as a freedom who

34:13

transgender isn't a right to

34:15

transgender as the

34:18

labour understanding of freedom

34:20

as be able to do whatever you wanna

34:22

do and just follow your own desires is

34:25

the fourth one and your especially seeing

34:27

this year and he been can be as accidentally proving

34:30

to there's then

34:32

the conservative understanding of freedom

34:34

which is that freedom it is

34:38

not sinning freedom is

34:40

doing good freedom is doing what you're

34:42

supposed to do the man who sends as

34:44

a slave to send that

34:47

that liberty i've talked about this i'm sure many times that

34:49

liberty is not licentiousness

34:51

that you don't if you don't have right to do

34:53

something that is unreasonable the not

34:55

your benefit as edmund burke says don't

34:57

have a right to pretend to be woman in going the women's

34:59

bathroom you can't because it doesn't make any sense

35:02

that's not true you're not

35:04

a woman that's why you can't

35:06

have right to that even if some crazy

35:08

activist with all sorts crazy colored hair loss

35:10

of lotta piercings or whatever

35:12

and mutilated body parts says i

35:14

have right to this won't know you're just that's

35:16

just thing you're saying that new

35:18

year or so you can say it's you're right about

35:20

why do you have have the why

35:23

you that there's no explanation but a right that

35:25

is inexplicable the right

35:27

that can't have some grounding in

35:30

objective reality in say the

35:32

natural law is no right at all that's

35:35

not so if we're gonna if we're gonna talk about real freedom

35:37

for an entire about real rights we've got

35:39

to grounded in reality that

35:41

means we need to discard

35:45

probably ninety percent of

35:47

the suppose it writes that have propped

35:49

up in recent years and that continue

35:51

prop up the redux just like we need to discard

35:54

ninety nine percent of the fake

35:56

pronouns that have cropped up in recent years you

35:59

can call yourself the spine as yesterday we played

36:01

key of a woman who calls

36:03

herself but that refers to pronounce

36:05

has been been self been been self

36:07

and fair self and all sorts of like just completely

36:09

made up words you

36:11

can say that those are pronouns but they're not actually

36:14

pronouns his pronouns

36:16

are limited amazed they have

36:18

something to do with objective reality

36:22

the new that there's a bell curve here for

36:24

had understand all these problems in society

36:27

or rancor of a race and sex

36:30

are divisions are so seeming inability

36:32

to communicate on what constitutes

36:34

ride and freedom and how we want to live

36:36

and why we can't even decide when man or woman as it

36:38

is the belfort you've got

36:41

a guy the really

36:43

stupid end of the i q bell curve

36:46

the guys to rule laying and can barely

36:48

get his words that me says it's

36:50

because no one believes god anymore

36:53

god cause we're not going to church as much right

36:55

as and then you've got the the

36:57

mid wet in middle who says well no actually

36:59

you know they're all sorts of social reasons and it's because of events

37:01

capitalism and because of this the way that the

37:04

a political economy a shrink and the blah blah blah blah

37:06

plus and then you get to that high part of the i

37:08

q bell curve the get really super

37:10

smart geniuses know what says it's because people don't

37:12

believe god anymore that's a that's that's what

37:14

all comes down to don't want sound

37:16

like bible thumper like i'm

37:18

preaching i guess i i'm preaching to the

37:20

choir that's that's just what it's all about all

37:24

all political disagreements the

37:26

all human conflict hum

37:28

down to theology and religion

37:30

wife especially when we're talking

37:32

about christianity and

37:34

are talking about certainly

37:37

what believed to be true religion we're

37:39

talking about religion that worships

37:42

the log us or the in in the

37:44

gospel john say in the beginning with

37:46

the word in word is that's

37:48

a translation the when log os the

37:51

the divine logic of the universe the

37:53

beginning was the divine logic of the universe

37:55

and advice logic the universe was with god the

37:58

ones got would

38:00

be different than say if

38:02

lot which news

38:05

a law as pure will

38:08

lock and do whatever a lob wants

38:10

to do and clean a law if he wanted

38:12

to make his followers worship

38:14

idols that would have sort of sense

38:17

in islam this was the

38:19

subject of the regensburg address

38:21

wonderful addressed by pope benedict think pro the most

38:23

important rest the twenty first century or

38:25

in which he quotes and islamic scholar ibn

38:28

has that's difference

38:30

with christianity where

38:33

god is logic well

38:36

and therefore they're

38:38

they're they're not necessarily must

38:40

be illogical coherence the

38:42

got what else

38:45

and we've got this gallup poll right now as fewer

38:47

americans believe in god than ever before

38:50

expect society to make less

38:52

sense okay death

38:55

spiral either this point i'd taken islamic society

38:57

the obverse i really don't mean to disturb muslims

38:59

i have great deal of respect for a lot

39:01

of religious muslims because they

39:04

believe in something from and

39:06

what they believe in has a certain coherence

39:08

to it's certainly a hell of lot more coherence

39:11

than what liberals are pushing right now it's just so amazing

39:13

to me to hear from

39:16

a lit liberal people liberal atheists

39:18

who will say ah of how can you believe

39:20

in god that's so crazy can even see goddess

39:22

cause i don't don't see physical evidence for

39:24

god well actually

39:26

there is lot of physical evidence and there's lots of fun

39:29

oh hold on what your the people who believe in transgender

39:31

rights reserved i get a

39:33

new won't believe that god exists without

39:36

a specific kind tangible physical evidence

39:38

that your your demand that

39:40

you will believe that in cheyenne husky

39:42

scary dude is actually

39:44

a woman in contradiction

39:46

of all physical signs make

39:49

that makes sense to meet you can not make that make

39:52

sense to me

39:56

it is truly shocking to me

39:58

that anybody could believe such but makes

40:00

sense because as as

40:02

belief in god goes

40:04

away that's going to affect

40:06

everything in society every

40:10

settled thing relations between

40:12

men and women are understanding

40:14

of our rights and where our rights

40:16

come from our a traditions

40:18

are holidays or feast days the very

40:21

language that we used to communicate notions of

40:23

good and bad and right and wrong and true for

40:25

all that is going be question none

40:27

of that can be settled anymore so

40:30

we're going to be be debating the most elementary

40:32

things in our society constant we'll

40:35

have to try to prove it all for unfettered

40:37

reason but stock of reason in

40:39

each man is relatively small the

40:42

when we don't have the ourselves of the wisdom of the ages

40:44

and received opinion the way

40:46

to be trying to reinvent off the whole world every

40:49

single day meanwhile when reboot

40:51

is gonna be taking all our energy a

40:53

or she's going be rather sticking all of money

40:55

by selling us his energies

40:57

are we going to china taking

41:00

the huge swathes of manufacturing

41:02

and our intellectual property in advancing on our

41:04

interests and we're not going be able to do a damn

41:06

thing about it's because we're going be here still

41:09

argue dot what's woman was not

41:11

on what is what's reality

41:13

is , off his things

41:16

that we should have figured out when

41:18

we were in kindergarten at very latest

41:20

but but we have not been able to do that preschool

41:22

we should have figured it out there a video going

41:24

around from lives of tic toc are great

41:26

friends over there are of a

41:28

preschool teacher the

41:30

guess a man i

41:33

think mail preschool teacher

41:35

who identifies as a woman

41:38

who came out came

41:41

out who his preschool

41:43

students the trans

41:47

families , i finally decided

41:49

to come out to my kids and my kids are

41:51

older they're four and five and

41:53

the way that he did as just read i'm book about this

41:56

teddy bear that dogs and it comes out as

41:58

trans girl and it's really

42:00

that is very simple they understood

42:02

it right away and hitting will be me cry the most

42:04

with that afterwards like as

42:06

, looked them in there is is the silence the room

42:08

and i just saw like my that now they see me

42:11

me totally different person and before

42:13

this they loved me i was such a

42:15

you know one their favorite teacher is an it an

42:18

so good have that nothing that sort of biggest fear

42:20

they had is that as soon as they found out about me they

42:22

about lose all love for

42:25

me and then one my kids break silence

42:27

and she gets up and sees as as like

42:29

hugged me and she says like i'm a giver

42:31

to a hug and they all came

42:33

in they gave me hug and serious is like

42:35

we love you we love you so much and

42:40

yeah i've made me really emotional

42:42

and it was i think one of the biggest moments

42:44

in my transition where i truly felt

42:46

like i peace

42:48

least

42:49

the to a up in that like even kids

42:51

can understand that even kids skyn

42:54

accept me in so it doesn't make any sense

42:56

adults can't because the kids can

42:58

see why can have it all that understand

43:01

and accept meters

43:03

kids are idiots that's

43:05

why

43:06

why why tonight or like in four

43:09

year old are a three year old

43:11

just unquestioningly believe

43:14

that i am a woman by

43:17

an adult with developed faculties

43:19

of reason and a clear will

43:21

perception of world doesn't understand that

43:23

the put because the kids learn

43:26

our little tiny kids don't

43:28

know the difference between cartoons

43:31

and reality they're

43:34

mint the they

43:36

believe it as family shown kids listen to it's i

43:38

don't want to i don't wanna say

43:40

i want to dispel some of illusions of childhood

43:42

you know childhood certain characters and things have

43:44

been but like good the believe in lot of stuff

43:46

that isn't true that day

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bezel and if you find yourself

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if you find yourself a position where

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the the only people

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who will the believe your

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stick you or your

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perception the world our

44:03

little tiny kids and people over the edge

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of for do not than you should probably reconsider

44:08

your point of view furthermore furthermore

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if if you need

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the affirmation of kids

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for your sex life you

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should not be around little kids if

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you are breaking down

44:24

in tears so happy when

44:26

you make a sexual confession

44:28

two to three and four year olds and then

44:30

they come up and hug you and that gives you

44:32

a feeling of great pleasure and

44:35

you're a man who thinks that he is a woman

44:38

i think in this case again don't really know the details

44:40

of it the you for

44:42

sure should not be around kids

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ever all you should be

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hundreds of yards away at any given

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time

44:51

we never have club do remember

44:53

when fox news ran that bizarre

44:55

pro transferring the kids segment

44:57

just full throated endorsement of trans

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in little tiny kids the other day was very strange

45:03

and they have an answer for it at all tucker has been

45:05

great on a tucker is just sort

45:07

, sub tweeting them decorated

45:10

been running a segments

45:12

on why segments on should not transfer

45:14

kids but anyway fox news ran this

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bizarre segment the the

45:18

end it the know reporter

45:20

who is pushing the stuff he said people only fear

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with they don't understand that this is

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about i guess can be

45:26

true the people also

45:28

fear thing is that they do understand

45:31

i i'm fear sharks

45:34

if i'm in the water shark

45:37

i see a shark fin i am going to fear

45:39

that not because i don't

45:41

understand the shark in be

45:43

but because i do understand yard and i

45:45

know that as yard wants to eat minutes and

45:47

it is the very much same way with gender

45:49

etiology don't

45:52

see a sign with we hold it in opprobrium

45:54

when we want stop at we fear when could do to society

45:56

we don't syrupy as we just don't understand

45:58

i do understand it much as it can

46:00

be understood as the claimed that man can

46:02

really be a woman despite his body

46:05

as body has nothing do with the so i'd i get

46:07

the that same heresy

46:09

crop that many times over the last two thousand

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years i i understand us i

46:13

have a lunch it's not a phobia of very legitimate

46:16

rational fear of what that can do to society

46:18

even beyond the sex question of screwing up the

46:20

kids and and sterilizing them ruining

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their bodies and messing with their brains it

46:25

just the very idea that the physical world has nothing

46:27

to do with our true selves that

46:29

idea when it has cropped up as as

46:31

really threatened civilization sometimes

46:35

we object of things because

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we understand the actually sometimes

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we need to elevate are thinking beyond

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the thinking of three and four year olds the

46:46

on the same stupid basic questions that we

46:48

shouldn't even be asking in the first place because they should

46:50

be settled the only then can

46:52

we think about more advanced things we can take

46:54

on adult sort of behaviors

46:57

and adult debates or

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we can keep pretending that were five

47:02

years old and are enemies are going to eat lunch

47:04

the choice i suppose is ours i michael

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oldest margot know for

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