In this episode, we talk about the N-word, free speech on campus, and a bunch of other stuff. We also talk about some of our favorite memes and things we would like to see in the future.
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00:00:02.000The TV for New York I'm from New York, it's Get On I One with Gavin Devin The
00:01:31.000sun is on the rise And the streets are full of It's here in the New York People getting pushed on the train track Trap eyes almost every day It's here in the new That was our boy Hallowed whose hair is too long but is a very talented musician and We're a fan of his He's my boy.
00:06:36.000and so obviously his intent was benign he was just saying this the time this woman said that word, was it in a song or was it a book title or was she saying it maliciously?
00:06:45.000And if it was malicious, she deserved to be canceled.
00:07:12.000You have to take the crunchy with the smooth, obviously.
00:07:16.000Anyway, in this book, Greg really focuses on campuses and is there a solution, how they're getting worse and worse.
00:07:24.000He gives a lot of specific examples, like the free speech wall that happened at Pepperdine University that was torn down by students less than 24 hours after it went up.
00:07:35.000One thing, I had dinner with Greg once.
00:07:37.000He cuts all his food up before he eats it.
00:08:30.000So if they were to be hanged, and it's hanged, not hung, things would be bad for him and his gay husband who puts his penis up Milo's butt.
00:08:40.000But I think he's sort of acknowledging that we overrate homosexuals and put them on a pedestal.
00:09:44.000A helicopter running on fossil fuels spraying a chemical made from fossil fuels onto a wind turbine made with fossil fuels during an ice storm is awesome.
00:11:32.000And then he goes, well, we were in a position where we weren't sure if what we were going to give the Department of Justice or what we're going to give you guys, what we start saying was going to be used against us.
00:11:43.000Yeah, it should have been used against you.
00:14:13.000We haven't done a real show in a long time, so we're catching up on some what is in today's media considered ancient news, but is really from like three days ago.
00:14:22.000But first, there's the news item, right?
00:14:25.000So he stabbed two people at either end of the A-train.
00:20:31.000He has a gay face and a gay coat on to the heart of our neighbors and give artists, culture institutions, and creatives a place to showcase their talents as they recover from the pandemic.
00:20:43.000Our cultural community is our conscience.
00:21:21.000And I wouldn't be surprised if they get at least seven permits for people who want to dance the middle of an alleyway, kind of a parking lot thing.
00:25:31.000When it's a position of power, you feel obligated to pay back not just the literal donors who gave you money, like Soros, but you feel obligated to pay back the system, the philosophy that puts you there.
00:25:42.000For example, if I was running for mayor of, I mean, mayor, editor of New York Times, and the National American Scottish Association put billions of dollars into it, that's what it would probably take, by the way, and they got me in, I'm sitting there,
00:25:58.000and I'm not going to lie, I would feel Obligated to showcase Scottish things.
00:26:02.000Maybe have a free showing of Braveheart.
00:40:15.000Thank you for your tenacity and your refusal to give up.
00:40:16.000People, especially young men, need to hear your message.
00:40:18.000And I think that you provide an interesting perspective for many given your life's trajectory.
00:40:22.000I can really appreciate your total change in attitude through the chapters of your life, most notably the importance of becoming a father early and often.
00:40:28.000I found you on YouTube six or seven years ago.
00:40:58.000From the Department of War Movie Veterans.
00:41:01.000Major McInnes, it is with great regret and sadness that we learned of your unacknowledged sacrifices in the myriad tours of theater that you have endured.
00:41:11.000We at the department have always vowed to never forget or leave a man behind.
00:41:16.000We are humbled and honored to award you with a small token of appreciation that we can only pray will begin to march us in the right direction for our transgression.
00:41:28.000Guess what, Department of War Movie Veterans, DWMV?
00:41:34.000Please accept this gift as a constant reminder of your willingness to set yourself before others and to remember the sacrifice and snacks of your valiant duty.
00:41:46.000Sincerely, the men and women of the Department of War Movie Veterans.
00:41:50.000P.S., please extend our apologies to Corporal Rivera.
00:41:53.000Whoa, has he even have you even seen a war movie?
00:43:05.000We've already been on the air for almost an hour, and I haven't even begun the goddamn fucking show.
00:43:11.000And the problem with leaving, like, racism to the next show is, people tune into the free episode and they go, holy fuck, it's a little racism.
00:46:18.000Worse, George Wallace and Sherrod Small both told me that when they got on a plane, sorry, when they get in their car every day, they have no idea if they're coming home alive.
00:46:30.000Like, can you show me the data to back that up?
00:46:34.000Are they basing that on like Freddie Gray or whatever?
00:46:38.000It's just terrible math to go, well, three black men went away on their cars and were shot by cops.
00:47:30.000He just wrapped up the NNFL Super Bowl, which is every city has a team, and depending on how much violence they put out, it brings them to the playoffs and whoever won the Super Bowl this year.
00:47:43.000And then I was John Madden, and I got to congratulate the winner.
00:47:49.000You know, Talib worked at a home for wayward youth, and they're all black.
00:47:54.000And occasionally he would let them fight.
00:47:56.000He said, he says, has pretty controversial views.
00:47:59.000He goes, a lot of these kids can be saved, and that's my job to find them and save them and be a father figure and get them on the right track.
00:48:05.000But he goes, some of them are just bad.
00:48:31.000And he probably saved hundreds of men's lives working at that center.
00:48:36.000But he was controversial and he was, and rich white people couldn't handle ghetto culture and that violence was a part of their vocabulary.
00:48:44.000So when they found out, they shut him down and that was the end of that career.
00:50:14.000So anyway, 1-8, he denies this, but he said something that I've said for a long ass time, which is it's frustrating because black Americans keep blaming the system, but racism is over.
00:53:40.000Michael Moynihan broke down the merchants of truth and all the fallacies in it, which is, you could write a whole book on how her book sucks.
00:54:30.000See, this is what affirmative action, just like I said, I would have to showcase or I would feel compelled to showcase Scottish people if they got me elected.
00:54:37.000That's what these people feel like they have to do when they're in office.
00:56:35.000They had a white guy for a million years, and then they got this black woman, and she feels compelled to make everything about race.
00:56:42.000And Vanity Fair is upper-middle-class porn for lower-middle-class women.
00:56:47.000And they read about a yacht, and they dream about their husband being so successful they could have a $100,000 wood boat, and they wouldn't care about the fact that it takes $5,000 in gas to go to Atlantic City.
00:58:15.000We write as historians to express our strong reservations about the important aspects of the 16 project.
00:58:19.000The project is intended to offer a new version of American history in which slavery and white supremacy become the dominant organizing themes.
00:58:25.000The Times has announced ambitious plans.
00:58:26.000We applaud all efforts to address the enduring centrality of slavery and racism to our history, some of us have doted our entire professional lives to those efforts.
00:58:38.000Nevertheless, we are dismayed at some of the factual errors.
00:58:41.000These errors, which concern major events, cannot be described in interpretation or framing.
00:58:54.000On the American Revolution, pivotal to any account of our history, the project asserts that the founders declared the colony's independence of Britain in order to ensure slavery would continue.
00:59:05.000That's a pretty big one there, Nessa Jones.
00:59:10.000If supportable, the allegation would be astounding, yet every statement offered by the project to validate it is false.
00:59:15.000Some of the other material in the project is distorted, including the claim that for the most part, black Americans have fought their freedom struggles alone.
01:00:21.000And this is, by the way, living in America where it seems that Hitler in World War II is the only acceptable analogy for anything, including soup Nazis.
01:01:38.000Now, I will concede that intent matters in the sense that if you're at Disney and there's a woman who hates Jews and is constantly showing pictures of the Holocaust saying, you know, this didn't happen or fucking Jews this and Jews that, she should have the right to say that.
01:01:54.000But I totally get Disney saying, yeah, we don't really feel like getting shut down because of your wildly radical views.
01:02:05.000I get that if the intent is definitely anti-Semitic or racist or homophobic or whatever, and they're really adamant about it, I get that that person can't work at a mainstream place that doesn't want to get boycotted.
01:02:57.000Because history's edited, most people totally don't realize that to get to the point where Nazi soldiers easily round up thousands of Jews, the government...
01:03:02.000This is like a politically correct thing to say.
01:03:05.000How is that any different from hating someone for their political beliefs?
01:03:13.000So yeah, Barry Weiss interviewed her and said, I want to know what your intent was.
01:03:23.000And we know that article, what it's going to say.
01:05:01.000In September 1793, the Loire de Suspects was passed, listing the types of French people who should be considered possible enemies of the state.
01:05:10.000They include all citizens who, by their conduct, their contacts, their words, or their writings, their contacts.
01:05:19.000Have shown themselves to be partisans of tyranny.
01:05:22.000There were many specific categories, notably returning émigrés and their families, but the Paris Commune authorities came up with a neat generalization when they specified that they would be hunting down, quote, all those who, having done nothing against liberty,
01:06:01.000We have a thought police commission that we're working diligently on.
01:06:06.000Democrat Rep calls for Truth Commission to promote common narrative about politics and race.
01:06:18.000Let's see what the turgid tattletale has to say.
01:06:20.000So I think part of what we're seeing now is because we haven't really done the reckoning with the racial injustice and white supremacy of our past that we need to do.
01:06:39.000After the 70s, when we said, okay, black people are cooler than us, everyone shut up for all of the 70s, all of the 80s, early 90s, it started creeping back.
01:06:48.000And then thanks to me and Vice, we got a break from 2000 to 2005.
01:06:55.000And ever since 2005, it's been 15 years, 16 almost, of relentless purgatory for the horrible sins of the 1619 project.
01:07:09.000A lot of people will think of South Africa.
01:07:11.000We've used them in countries around the world.
01:07:14.000And basically what it is, is it's communities all the way up to the national level having conversations about both the gory and what happened both throughout the history of our country.
01:07:28.000First of all, do you want to talk about South Africa?
01:07:33.000Ending of apartheid hasn't really been great for anyone over there.
01:07:37.000There's a hell of a lot more blacks murdered today than there was before apartheid.
01:07:41.000I'm not sure how to get around the human rights violations, but your solution didn't work.
01:07:45.000Secondly, you want to talk about racism?
01:07:48.000I would avoid South Africa generally if you want to talk about egalitarianism, because the sadistic white farmer murders are something I don't encourage people to Google image.
01:08:36.000You know, like South Africa, another racist country like ours.
01:08:40.000Communities all the way up to the national level having conversations about both the gory and the glory of our history and what happened, both throughout the history of our country and leading up to and on January 6th, so that we can come to a common narrative moving forward of what we want our country.
01:09:32.000For you regarding the insurrection on our nation's capital on January 6th and Jared Kushner, there were people, insurrectionists there on the 6th that were wearing Camp Auschwitz sweatshirts and 6 million Jews were not enough sweatshirts or t-shirts.
01:11:12.000Some people say it doesn't mean 6 million wasn't enough, but whatever.
01:11:15.000It's a fucking dumb shirt to have on, you fucking loser, imbecile.
01:11:21.000And he was standing next to Proud Boys, so that became not just a Proud Boys motto, and I've seen that discussed as a Proud Boy's anthem, but now anyone who's at any kind of Patriotic rally agrees with him that it should have been more Jews killed in the Holocaust.
01:11:39.000So you take that one shirt from a different rally from one fucking asshole, and now he infects every other political rally.
01:11:45.000And by the way, asshole with that shirt on, you might have been aware of that.
01:11:50.000It's cool to say something truthful and shock people with it, but to say you wish they killed more Jews, you should have known you're fucking over all of these innocent patriots for rallies to come because of dumb bitches like this.
01:15:29.000Why pay psychologists or therapists if you could just so easily read the inner workings of a person by not even meeting them?
01:15:35.000It's like the number one rule of journalism or any kind of analysis is you don't assume that you understand what someone's motives are or how they feel.
01:15:44.000So you could say, he appeared to have no empathy.
01:16:18.000Ivanka is way more Jewish than her, probably knows way more about the Torah.
01:16:23.000And more importantly, and again, I'm not a fan of either of them per se, but it's undeniable that she's in a loving family with a loving husband that we don't like and beautiful children that she adores.
01:16:38.000And here she is telling us about love and unconditional love when Ivanka is just exuding unconditional love for her children, something that Sarah will never understand.
01:16:50.000So because Sarah's never experienced unconditional love and will never know the infinite joy of motherhood, she sees a mother and goes, she feels nothing.
01:16:59.000She'll never experience unconditional love.
01:20:01.000Because welfare pays more to single mothers than married ones, encourages more out of wedlock births, and the rise of fatherless children leads to men and women who do not pursue a nuclear family of their own.
01:20:10.000Yeah, you didn't grow up with a dad, you don't feel it.
01:20:13.000And when you grow up with divorce, you're more likely to get divorced.
01:20:17.000This is kind of separate to the black family thing.
01:20:19.000But like my wife and I have been through some rocky years, but our parents are both still together and we just ride it out.
01:27:32.000You know what's weird is that Marilyn Monroe's hair looks like it belongs to a person who's alive and Tessica's looks like it belongs to somebody who's been burned badly.
01:31:00.00029 fucking people made that piece of shit, which is about 100 times worse than the bumpers that we have on this show that one guy does in an afternoon.
01:31:11.000This is what, like, when you hear Black Lives Matter raised a billion dollars and none of it went to black college funds or anything, it goes to this shit.
01:32:28.000It's almost like they had a source of income to get legal, and they didn't really care about the end results.
01:32:36.000And they were hoping to goad us into a war.
01:32:41.000It's also funny how my life started really getting in shit the day I pointed out that Soros worked with Nazis and helped identify the Jews for their homes.
01:32:50.000And it's also funny how Ezra Levant did the same thing, and he's been in litigation ever since.
01:33:01.000Cabin, you see, talking about places to move, and New Hampshire came up.
01:33:04.000I live in shithole, Massachusetts, and I've got to tell you that NH and VT, New Hampshire and Vermont are very different places.
01:39:51.000Someone probably Ryan messed up the Schotz and Coke shirt.
01:39:53.000When you talked about wearing one to South by Southwest, it was funny, but the shirt you're selling is not funny because whoever designed it let out the word yet at the end.
01:42:07.000So not only did we give you a fun green screen making fun of de Blasio and include, I don't know, 850 links with a general theme, but Ryan has put together a compilation of people falling in the ice.