This week, allow us to force you to take a trip to the mysterious Asiatic culture of nesting dolls, giant tables, and tracksuits. The country where a word is silver, but silence is golden. It s June, which marks Cultural Appropriation Month, where we take you across the globe, learning about and appreciating all the diverse cultures this planet has to offer. Because to appropriate is to appreciate. This week, we re taking you to Russia.
00:07:27.000On Instagram or on Twitter with your costume and we will announce right on Mug Club, we will show your picture and you will win luck of Gerald's lower back hair.
00:12:35.000Hands Across America was a public fundraising event in 1986, the glory days, where it took roughly 6 million pansy people to hold hands across entire United States.
00:14:48.000Is it A, the swinger flies off of the swing, B, a pigeon flies out of nowhere and smashes into the swinger's face, or C, the swinger's fine, but a bear mauls a bystander.
00:21:25.000I'm not making a distinction for any other reason than to give you an accurate assessment of where this happened, right?
00:21:30.000And most of the time, a lot of times hospitals, people can carry guns, but most of the time, Texas, Nebraska, I know are states that outlaw you from carrying a gun.
00:21:38.000in a hospital, most of the time you don't see that, right?
00:21:41.000In fact, so much so that my wife actually led a program on training
00:21:44.000to make sure if you had an active shooter in a hospital that you knew what to do in case that
00:21:50.000happened because it's a constant threat in some of these environments where you've got some
00:21:54.000belligerent people, gang members coming in that are being shot or in the emergency department,
00:21:57.000stuff like that. So of course, yeah, because then you have other gang members chasing after them.
00:22:02.000So you could easily end up with some angry family members or gang violence or anything else.
00:22:08.000Yeah, exact details on the shoot aren't available right now, but according to the New York Times Deputy Chief Eric DeGlish, ...said he was between 35 and 40 years old.
00:25:36.000It seems to me like if you only single out one race of people to vilify, you know as people not too far from us at one point they did it with the Jews, we just did it with the rich and we starved more people, but it seems to me that your media Which, by the way, of course, is working with your government, as you saw with Jen Psaki.
00:26:28.000I just want to make sure I have that right.
00:26:30.000Well, and for those of you out there who are saying, well, we know the motive of the Buffalo shooter was that he was a white supremacist or racist.
00:27:33.000Where you don't hear that this shooter was black or this shooter was specifically doing it in the name of left-wing socialism or this shooter yelled out Allahu Akbar.
00:27:46.000Which is really hard to determine the motive at that point.
00:27:49.000Well, we feel it's important to definitely get to the story before getting to the truth.
00:27:51.000now you are because really you keep everyone know with problem the proper
00:27:56.000get everyone know but half of America you still don't know that's true this
00:28:00.000is well we feel it's important to definitely get to the story before
00:28:04.000getting to the truth and that's what makes America great with you well now
00:28:10.000journalistic integrity of the truth Yes, indeed.
00:28:14.000Well, in an effort to sell more papers, WaPo actually ran a separate excerpt with the title, Shooting Comes 101 Years After Tulsa Race Massacre, and I'm not 100% sure that I see the connection, but people did take to Twitter saying, of course this was white supremacy.
00:28:30.000And it was on the anniversary of the massacre, so it must be that, right?
00:28:35.000I don't understand this from Russia that people complain about United States white supremacy.
00:28:41.000Can someone explain to me, I think I have this, what is affirmative action is for white men, correct?
00:28:50.000No, it's actually for everyone else except Okay.
00:31:13.000By the way, I love this next part here.
00:31:15.000CNN says police described the shooter's weapon as, quote, a semi-automatic rifle and a semi-automatic pistol, which is incredibly vague, but I love now that you're starting to see this phrase thrown in every single time they mention a gun and shooting.
00:31:38.000Because most of your handguns, I know there's exceptions, most of your handguns are going to be semi-automatic, and a lot of the rifles, most of the rifles are going to be semi-automatic, and so it's like, oh, well we just need to ban semi-fully automatic, you know, handgun rifles.
00:34:20.000Local pastors though did their best to offer words of encouragement in Tulsa.
00:34:24.000We see something like this happening and I'm sure your parishioners also ask you why.
00:34:28.000One of the things that we've understood is these type of things have no real explanation.
00:34:36.000The world we live in, there are so many wicked and evil things that happen that it seems like we have to endure.
00:34:43.000One of the things that we know is that weeping may endure for a night, but we really believe that joy comes in the morning.
00:34:52.000And even as we stand here in the night after such a horrific tragedy, Our community, this Tulsa community, is going to do what I believe we do every time we're faced with tragedy.
00:35:04.000We're going to hold out for hope until the morning.
00:35:08.000And we believe something good is going to come from this horrible situation.
00:35:22.000You don't start blaming lax laws that wouldn't have fixed the problem in the first place.
00:35:27.000You basically take care of people first, and obviously the care on that man's mind is for the people in the community that are affected by this.
00:35:34.000The rest of those conversations can happen later on, but that was good.
00:37:07.000I don't know what it is in America, but in Russia, you spit on someone's face, they find you having stabbed yourself in back 37 times, in grave you dig for yourself.
00:39:22.000You know, in Russia that's what we did with, you know, Stalin.
00:39:26.000He separate between, right, you have the bourgeois, you have the proletariats, and you guys need to fight back, and then we starve all of them to death and control and take their crops.
00:39:36.000I love seeing that you are doing the exact same thing.
00:39:38.000Take control of media, divide the country, tell them that they are all different from each other and that each other is the enemy, and then you take all the things.
00:39:47.000First you start with guns, like Russia, work like a charm, then you start with money, then you start with food, which I believe you might have shortage, we put baby formula somewhere in there, of course ours was mostly lead, but the point remains.
00:45:19.000So one thing we can find common ground here, Russia, United States, white, black, Jew, everybody, is that this is a great day to laugh at liberal feminist whores.
00:54:41.000Any woman who chooses to behave like a full human should be warned that the armies of the status quo will treat her as something of a dirty joke.
00:56:29.000No, I'm sure many are terrible and still agree with whatever the narrative is.
00:56:33.000Many destroy lives, you know, they hate men.
00:56:36.000You know, it used to be easy to be feminist.
00:56:38.000It used to be easy, you know, be fat and ugly, blame it all on men.
00:56:42.000Now there are so many things to keep track of and intersectionality, you have to defend lady who poop on bed.
00:56:49.000It's just, it's not mean anything anymore, but I'm glad that they're claiming Amber Heard as one of their own, so thank you for showing your face, feminists.
00:56:58.000Now when we think you, when we think feminism, we will think Amber Heard, Rolling Stone, and Amy Schumer.
00:58:51.000I am absolutely thrilled that the Me Too movement in that form is dead because you actively accused a judge of committing rape 40-ish years ago without having any facts whatsoever after a detailed FBI investigation that revealed that there was nothing that they found And everybody bought it because of Me Too.
00:59:10.000People's lives have been ruined because of it.
00:59:12.000I want rape survivors and victims to have access to justice.
00:59:37.000One of us, one of us, gobble gobble, one of us, whatever they say, you know.
00:59:43.000But no, the problem is, you know, it should be dead, the MeToo movement, and what's funny is if you still ask people about Deborah Kavanaugh, some people still believe this bullshit.
00:59:53.000And it's not just that there was no evidence.
00:59:55.000There was evidence against every single claim made.
01:00:00.000And these are the same women, these are the same people, all trauma, you know, who try to destroy families and say that fathers are not needed and alimony and blah blah blah blah blah blah.
01:00:10.000Well, I think just because it was an imaginary house on an imaginary day with imaginary people did not make it.
01:00:32.000That's what's almost sad though is like the fecal matter on the bed really is because like why would you go and tell your limo driver Because he's the one that went into court, the security at least, who had to then explain that that was in fact true.
01:00:47.000I think it's... Hey, guess what I did?
01:01:38.000She was writing a check to give them cooking lessons?
01:01:41.000No, she was writing a check, but one of the conditions was she could go to battered women's shelter and line up the women and play whack-a-mole.
01:02:45.000I thought he had already accomplished what he want because, you know, at first people believe her and after trial they all know that she is lying feminist or- I thought that's enough.
01:02:54.000But then this man went for broke, like his finger from Amber Heard.
01:02:59.000It's very hard, high bar to clear with defamation.
01:03:04.000And I learned this from a half-Asian gentleman who told me on my journey in the Russian caravan.
01:03:09.000He said, with defamation, and even with public figures, you need to prove that a claim was made, okay?
01:03:18.000You need to prove that the false claim was knowingly made with malicious intent.
01:03:24.000You need to then prove that the false claim, meaning you knew it was false, not accident, but lie, was made to third party, meaning not of the people involved.
01:03:35.000And then with the public figure, you need to prove that the false claim that was made knowingly to other parties in fact caused damages.
01:04:01.000She was recorded saying these terrible things that she did and admitted to all of the crimes and then was surprised when she was found guilty.
01:04:07.000Yes, well, Rush, uh, Depp's, Rush, Depp's statement after the trial said, my decision to pursue this case knowing very well the height of the legal hurdles that I would be facing and inevitable worldwide spectacle into my life was only made after considerable thought.
01:04:27.000From the very beginning, the goal of bringing this case was to revel in the truth, regardless of outcome.
01:04:35.000Speaking the truth was... What's that?
01:05:01.000You read it then, Gerald, if everybody's got a problem with my right eye.
01:05:04.000Reveal the truth, regardless of the outcome.
01:05:07.000Speaking the truth was something that I owed to my children and my right eye, and to all those who have remained steadfast in their support of me, I feel at peace now, knowing I have finally accomplished that.
01:05:20.000Hey, listen, this is important for people, like, I see lots of young men, not in Russia as much, but in the United States, who are so afraid now, you know, they don't want to get married.
01:05:30.000This is something... I won't even date!
01:05:33.000By the way, you send in, we're going to go, you're going to go to Mug Club, so you guys can comment, like, share, hit the toolmantail, tell them to do other things, but we are going to take your submissions for Russia, and the costume that wins And what is next week?
01:06:19.000Young men don't want to engage with women because they are afraid, because there was a policy, an unwritten policy.
01:06:26.000There's the courts, and there's the court of public opinion.
01:06:30.000And this is an example, unfortunately, of someone was found guilty in a court of public opinion until they went to court.
01:06:36.000Well, what do you think happens to young men who don't have Johnny Depp's money to go to court?
01:06:41.000All that happens is they're found guilty, they lose their job, they lose their reputation, and so they don't want to get married to women, which, listen, if you want to do this with me, too, Don't bitch about how your window is closing when you're 35 and no man wants to touch you.