Dave and Crowder are back in the chair talking about Stephen's upcoming surgery, the birth of a new holiday, and a new James Corden music video. Plus, we talk about Juneteenth being made a federal holiday and what that means for America.
00:03:38.000We'll also be hitting Biden's German shepherd champ, Don Lemon, pushing critical race theory and a climate organization inspired by Greta Thunberg shutting down over racism.
00:03:49.000We'll also be hitting newest Victoria's Secret model Megan Rapinoe, is that correct?
00:03:54.000Rapinoe being cancelled for an old tweet, the Michigan Attorney General going full totalitarian mode, and Fabletics and Adidas newest advertisement strategies.
00:10:42.000In honor of his birthday, Subway has actually decided to induct Jussie into its Hall of Fame, alongside other prestigious inductees, like Jared, Jared's Pants, and Crying Children.
00:16:07.000I meant to call it the Great Critical Race Theory because it is.
00:16:10.000But how great Critical Race Theory is.
00:16:15.000And that white people should just stop making everything about themselves.
00:16:19.000So if you are the person who happens to be telling the history, you're going to tell it in your favor.
00:16:25.000And the best way to correct that, so that some people aren't over-indexed in the history of the country, is to have all voices, as many voices as possible, included in that history.
00:16:36.000People don't like to have their pleasure interrupted, their peace interrupted.
00:16:42.000And so people think that it should be the way that it should be because they've been taught that in this country.
00:16:48.000But you know, telling people, having people come to the realization, especially ancestors of slaves, That they were enslaved, and that they were beaten, and that they were sold, that they weren't able to accrue wealth, that they weren't able to go to school, they weren't able to go vote.
00:18:13.000But what's so bad about critical race theory that Lemon is pushing, in my opinion?
00:18:19.000You know, we've talked about it on the show a bunch, but since it's coming up so frequently, we want to explain it a little bit more in depth.
00:18:27.000Critical race theory is based on the idea that racism is systemically embedded in American institutions, not just the result of individual prejudices and stereotypes.
00:18:37.000These conclusions are drawn from decades-old policies like redlining and segregation, which you know a bit about, right, Jim?
00:18:47.000Yeah, so, and I understand, like, there are definitely instances where redlining was a bad deal, where you just circled an area on the map and said, regardless, we're not giving people from this area a loan and we're not going to do it based on the color of skin, but I was thinking about this this morning and I thought, look, You might be 100% right, or you might be 50% right, or 25% right.
00:19:06.000Maybe people that did submit a loan application trying to get a home loan couldn't get the loan because they couldn't afford it.
00:19:13.000Hey, by the way, I moved 13 times before I graduated high school.
00:19:16.000We didn't rent houses and move from apartment to apartment and go to 3 3rd grades.
00:19:21.000Because people looked at my dad and said, oh, he's white, I'm not gonna give him a loan.
00:19:24.000We couldn't make the payments on the loan, so they were like, this is money, we're not gonna give it to you because it's not a good investment for us.
00:19:31.000There were probably tons of that going on, and I'm sure tons of racism going on back in the 1930s, what they're talking about with redlining, and even sometimes after that.
00:19:39.000But you can't just look at one instance and that's how they're teaching it.
00:21:07.000We blamed the black American, the white American, any American home buyer by saying, oh, it was your fault for buying something that was way out of your price range.
00:21:15.000When you were sold this by a company and then backed by a bank like it was your fault, then all this stuff collapsed and who do we bail out?
00:21:34.000They should never have gotten a loan, but it was also because they were pushed to correct the wrongs.
00:21:39.000This is what happens when you try to fix something by going, oh well today we'll just do the exact opposite of what we did back then and that'll fix everything.
00:21:54.000It's just, you can't, yeah, doing the polar opposite of the way things have always done and make it so sudden, that's the problem with everything going on, I think, right now in the country, is you want this sudden, abrupt 180 with absolutely everything and then punish the people that are confused by it.
00:22:10.000I think I'm going to butcher this quote, but I think it was Justice Alito who said, and maybe not, it may not have been Alito, so forgive me if it wasn't, said that it's kind of hard to fix racism with more racism, right, when trying to address these problems.
00:23:17.000Alright, students who testified against, I would assume tested, but it's testified against House Bill 6070, a bill that specifically bans teachers from Making individuals feel distressed on account of their race or sex.
00:23:55.000Or just going and doing, like, stupid busywork homework.
00:23:58.000But she actively sent people to do this so that they would protest something that was keeping teachers from making people feel distressed on account of their race or sex.
00:25:41.000So, um, the federal government, um, on the first day in office, Biden resumed the workplace diversity training Trump had banned from federal agencies.
00:26:31.000Just jumped out of bed with no pain and fixed everything.
00:26:35.000So, Trump's Mao Banning training sought to eliminate words like white supremacy and systemic racism, as well as root out ideologies that label entire groups of people inherently evil or racist.
00:27:23.000Racial equity in government institutions.
00:27:25.000The executive order stated the federal government's goal to advancing equity is to provide everyone with the opportunity to reach their full potential.
00:27:35.000Because advancing equity requires a systematic approach to embedding fairness in decision-making processes, executive departments and agencies must recognize and work to redress Why is this so stupid?
00:28:18.000Consistent to this aim, each agency must assess whether and to what extent its programs and policies perpetuate systemic barriers to opportunities and benefits for people of color and other underserved groups.
00:28:32.000Dave's moving it around like, ah, how's this Joe?
00:28:34.000Can you see when I move it back and forth?
00:28:36.000How you like looking like you can't read?
00:28:59.000That's how you just shove something into somebody's brain to get them to believe you is by repeating the same thing over and over and over and over and over and over.
00:32:03.000In May, documents revealed by Chris Ruffo of Manhattan Institute showed Lockheed Martin sent executives to a three-day white male re-education camp in order to deconstruct their white male culture.
00:32:17.000And atone for their white male privilege.
00:33:50.000The program also made participants repeat hundreds of privileged statements, such as, my culture teaches me to minimize the perspectives and powers of people of other races.
00:37:27.000This is, you know, I believe in, I believe in cancel culture, but I don't believe in cancel culture, I should say, but some things, some things are just hate speech, you know?
00:37:37.000Some things are just... They cross the line.
00:39:56.000They were certainly talking about how they were going to do it, but usually they save it for terrible events and then it closes, which is yeah, monster truck rallies are And Supercross!
00:42:49.000Or as I call it, for some reason, every substitute teacher I've ever had that was a female always had their jeans right up to here and you're like, how big, how big is that gina?
00:43:04.000To where you have to urkle your pants.
00:43:07.000Every one of them just look like Fatty Arbuckle in a silent.
00:43:12.000New Balance will now be called No Balance.
00:43:15.000And it's changing its slogan from Let's Make Excellent Happen to Let's Make Excellent Waffles.
00:43:26.000Under Armour used the slogan, the only way is through, it will now be the only way to the hospital is through a removed wall and a craned out onto a flatbed while neighbors watch.
00:43:37.000Oh my gosh, yeah, this is my 600 pound life.