Trump drops the R bomb on Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton, and the media loses its collective mind. Why does anyone care about the first black president? And why is it that Bill Clinton is no longer as popular now as he was in 2000, when he was elected to the White House? Is it because he s now a liability for the left? Or is it because Hillary Clinton is now running for president, and Donald Trump is just dropping the final hammer to finish the job she s already started? Ben Shapiro explains how Hillary Clinton killed Bill Clinton s legacy, and now Trump is dropping the R Bomb on her and her husband, and how it s going to hurt them both in 2020. Plus, a look at Trump s Supreme Court nominee list, and why he s about to become the next president of the United States, and what it means for the future of the country. Ben Shapiro: Is Donald Trump on his way to becoming the next President of the U.S. or is Hillary Clinton on her way to reclaiming her old stomping grounds in 2020 and taking control of the presidency? The Ben Shapiro Show is a show about politics, sex, lies, and white privilege. Subscribe to the Ben Shapiro Podcast on Apple Podcasts Subscribe on iTunes Learn more about your ad choices. Become a supporter of the show: bit.ly/support-and-support-the-ben Shapiro Show. Learn about our upcoming presidential candidate, Donald Trump, and his Supreme Court pick, Ted Cruz, in our new book, "The New York Times bestselling book, and much more! on Amazon Prime Video, coming soon! Subscribe and review our new limited-edition hardcover hardcover edition of the new limited edition of his new novel, The Devil Next Door, out now! on Audible, out in paperback and on Vimeo, starting on Dec. 27th, exclusively on Nov. 9th, only. Watch the video on Wednesdays, only on the 21st, only in the 27th edition of The FiveThirtyEight, coming in paperback edition, coming out on the 28th and 30th and 31st, and in paperback, including a limited edition edition, on Weddings, so you won t be able to watch the entire series of the book, The New York Review of The New Yorker, The Testaments, coming in hardcover, and more? available on the 30th edition, The White House Journalist
00:00:00.000On Wednesday evening, appearing on Fox News' Hannity, also known as The Donald Trump Show, Donald Trump dropped the R-bomb on Bill and Hillary Clinton.
00:00:07.000Hannity asked Trump, Trump added, and raped.
00:00:24.000Well, the media lost its collective mind over this exchange.
00:00:28.000Mostly, they cannot understand why anyone would lay a glove on the first black president.
00:00:33.000Doesn't everybody love Bill, if not always consensually?
00:00:37.000A former Clinton aide told The Hill, quote, I think that people remember the booming economy under President Clinton, and they remember he led the largest expansion in American history, and experts on all sides of the aisle agree.
00:00:48.000That's why he's been so in demand for campaigns across the country in recent years.
00:00:56.000Hillary Clinton killed Bill Clinton's legacy, and now Trump is just dropping the final hammer.
00:01:00.000Over and over in this campaign, Hillary has been forced to throw her husband's crime legacy under the bus to appease the radical racists at Black Lives Matter.
00:01:09.000When Bill defended his crime law from BLM activists, he said, quote,
00:01:16.000Hillary immediately threw him over saying, quote, there were a lot of people very scared, very concerned about how high crime back in the day.
00:01:22.000Now we've got to say, okay, we have to deal with the consequences over incarceration of people who should not have been in the criminal justice system.
00:01:29.000Hillary also tossed Bill's welfare reform legacy under the bus.
00:01:32.000The bill Bill Clinton signed into law, written by the Gingrich Republicans, took millions off the welfare rolls.
00:02:53.000When Hillary tweets about how all sexual assault accusers deserve to be believed, everybody immediately wonders if there's a mirror anywhere near Chappaqua.
00:03:02.000When Hillary complains about income inequality, people look at Bill and his million-dollar speeches.
00:03:07.000The Democrats, not the Republicans, made Bill Clinton toxic.
00:03:11.000Now they're about to reap the whirlwind and Donald Trump's gonna grin all the way to the White House.
00:05:36.000He doesn't have to know everything about everything.
00:05:37.000But he knows nothing about the Supreme Court.
00:05:39.000I mean, this is a guy who said in open debate his number one qualification for appointing someone to the Supreme Court would be investigating and prosecuting Hillary Clinton.
00:05:47.000Which is like saying that your number one qualification for a plumber is that he paints your walls.
00:06:08.000Sean Hannity has Trump on and he guides him through his list of nominees and this is pretty it's pretty funny because when you hear Trump actually try to read the list of nominees it's clear he's reading this now for the first time he's never seen this list of nominees ever before in history and and Sean is like a like a school teacher trying to slowly guide him
00:06:29.000It's like, have you ever seen The Music Man?
00:06:32.000At the very end of The Music Man, Robert Preston, who plays kind of this con man who's trying to teach kids how to play music, he hasn't taught them how to do anything.
00:06:40.000And miraculously, they suddenly figure out sort of how to play.
00:07:12.000Well, I've been having a lot of feedback from a lot of different people, and I've had, as you know, tremendous endorsements, and I'm a conservative, and I may have different views on different things, and I think I'm extremely conservative as an example on trade, but a conservative would say I'm not because I don't necessarily believe only in free trade.
00:07:51.000Donald Trump does not understand trade, but he thinks he does, and so he's misdirecting to trade.
00:07:56.000You'll see Sean Hannity basically, it's like an old vaudeville act.
00:07:58.000He kind of grabs a cane and yanks him off stage like one of those hooked canes.
00:08:02.000The judges, they were saying, well, what happens if he appoints the wrong judges?
00:08:12.000And what we did, and I just have it, we just took a list of judges and I thought what I would do is put this forward and this would be the list that I would either choose from or pick people very close in terms of the spirit and the meaning of what they represent.
00:08:30.000Okay, and then he goes through the full list and he misreads half a dozen of the names.
00:09:50.000You know, one of the things I think people question, I had interviewed you a lot during this process, and you gave me very specific things.
00:09:58.000And one of the top things I would ask you often is your judicial philosophy.
00:10:02.000And you mentioned, as I said, Scalia and Thomas.
00:10:20.000And so that's my list and we are going to choose from most likely from this list but at a minimum we will keep people within this general realm and again I have a lot of people that are conservative that really like me love everything I stand for but they really would like to know my view because perhaps outside of the defense of our country
00:10:42.000Perhaps the single most important thing the next president is going to have to do is pick Supreme Court justices.
00:10:46.000This will have an impact for generations to come.
00:11:41.000What I would love is, and Sean would never do this, of course, because it defeats the purpose of the love relationship that's been created here, is for Sean to say, define originalism.
00:11:50.000Right, and just watch as Trump looks around in panic, and then swivels back to 999, like Herman Cain.
00:12:04.000Okay, so the other argument is it doesn't matter what he truly believes.
00:12:07.000He got the list from Heritage Foundation, he got the list from National Review, or from FedSoc, Federalist Society, and now he's just going to implement it.
00:12:20.000Okay, the reason that this is not true is because Donald Trump, okay, in all likelihood, the Republicans lose the Senate come November.
00:12:28.000There's about a 40% likelihood they keep the Senate.
00:12:30.000Even if they keep the Senate, they're going to have a bare majority.
00:12:33.000They're not going to have 60 votes in the Senate under any circumstances.
00:12:37.000That means the Democrats will filibuster any nominee Republicans put up who's in any way conservative.
00:12:43.000Do you think that Donald Trump is going to waste political capital on a topic he doesn't care about when he could just go out and find some cipher of a candidate and get 98 votes for it in the Senate and say, I wanted somebody with very high intellect, somebody who has well-respected and... Does that sound like Donald Trump to you?
00:12:58.000Somebody who's gonna fight for the judicial nominee?
00:13:07.000Charles Krauthammer thinks this is the shred of belief that people are clinging to.
00:13:10.000Here's Charles Krauthammer basically saying that.
00:13:13.000I think it'll have a dramatic effect in doing that.
00:13:16.000The one thing holding back people who've resisted supporting Trump, or at least the major thing, is the fear of what a Clinton presidency would do to the Supreme Court and how it would change it for a generation.
00:13:29.000Now you get a list of 11 who are quite sterling.
00:13:33.000Three of them clerked for Justice Thomas.
00:13:48.000The only caveat is what you and I heard in the interview that'll be on with Hannity tonight, where Trump said his appointee will most likely be from this list.
00:14:56.000People will say people are looking for what they want to look for.
00:14:58.000You know, those of us who say those of us who insist on having the most realistic view of Trump, which is that he doesn't tell the truth, which is that he is a narcissist who is driven solely and completely by whatever benefits Donald Trump.
00:15:11.000Within an hour of bringing out this list, he's wiggling on it.
00:15:14.000People who want to believe desperately that he's a conservative so they can feel better about going to the polls for a guy who openly caters to some of the worst people on earth, who doesn't agree with anything conservative in reality.
00:15:26.000Somebody who is a narcissist with dangerous tendencies.
00:15:30.000If you're looking for a reason to vote for him, I guess now you found a reason to vote for him.
00:15:33.000I guess now you feel better about yourself.
00:16:04.000He could, maybe he won't be worse than Hillary.
00:16:06.000But Donald Trump is not going to do all the things he says he's going to do for you.
00:16:10.000And in the process, he's going to pervert conservatism.
00:16:13.000When I called in to Dennis Prager, he said, well, the only thing that would threaten conservatism is if Trump were a good president.
00:16:18.000And Jeremy Boring, managing editor over here, he made a great point.
00:16:21.000He said, well, that wasn't true of Herbert Hoover, right?
00:16:23.000Hoover did a bunch of not-conservative stuff, and he was a terrible president, and conservatism has been slandered with Herbert Hoover for literally almost 100 years.
00:16:31.000In any case, people are jumping onto the bandwagon.
00:17:25.000If somebody had ever given him the order, hold your fire until you see the whites of their eyes, he'd be shooting at them from three miles away.
00:17:54.000And then there are people on the other side who kind of tut him, tut tut him.
00:17:58.000So former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates comes on television and he says this is undisciplined for him to tweet this.
00:18:03.000You have some real issues with some things that Donald Trump has said about policy.
00:18:08.000What do you make of this and what are your issues?
00:18:11.000One of the things that you learn fairly early when you have responsibility is how often the initial reports or information you get on a situation prove to be inaccurate.
00:18:26.000With the demands of the news media and so on, there's always pressure to immediately react before you know really what's going on.
00:18:38.000That's a discipline a lot of politicians frankly don't have, at least until they have responsibility.
00:20:28.000In the same interview in which he says to Sean Hannity that that list is a guide and it may grow, meaning that the list is meaningless, doesn't mean anything.
00:20:35.000In the same interview where he says that, he drops the R-bomb on the Clintons, right?
00:20:39.000He says that Bill Clinton has committed rape.
00:20:43.000And so here is Donald Trump talking about rapey, rapey Bill Clinton.
00:21:58.000Sometimes he just violates taboos for the sake of violating taboos to change the news cycle.
00:22:03.000So when he was having a not great news cycle a week and a half ago, suddenly there's some sort of story about how he's his own PR spokesperson, right?
00:22:10.000It's a taboo, but it's a mild taboo so nobody cares and it's mostly just funny.
00:22:14.000And so he understands how the news cycle works.
00:22:15.000That's why the headlines that Trump generates seem to outpace our ability to respond to them.
00:22:20.000Because the minute we're responding, he's already moving on to the next headline.
00:22:23.000He's already moving on to the next headline.
00:22:25.000And the coverage of him is just too great.
00:22:27.000The third thing that Trump relies on and knows is that everybody hates the media.
00:23:00.000Donald Trump using that word unprompted during an interview last night with Fox News' Sean Hannity.
00:23:06.000Bringing up a discredited and long denied accusation against former President Bill Clinton, dating back to 1978 when he was Arkansas Attorney General.
00:23:15.000Late last night, the Clinton campaign responded in a statement that read, Trump is doing what he does best, attacking when he feels wounded, and dragging the American people through the mud for his own gain.
00:23:26.000If that's the kind of campaign he wants to run, that's his choice.
00:23:45.000I mean, she comes back with, well, this is just dragging us all through the mud.
00:23:49.000Her proper response should be, Donald Trump should watch himself on women, considering his ex-wife, Ivana, accused him in actual court proceedings of pushing her onto a bed and raping her violently.
00:25:26.000And the same thing is true when Trump says, after years and years of saying openly that he mimicked his own PR man for purposes of a story,
00:25:37.000Then nobody just says to him, but Mr. Trump, you admitted it in a court proceeding.
00:25:42.000Nobody actually just says that to him.
00:25:43.000They just kind of present it to him, and then he presents his side, and it's just two sides, and in a situation where there are two sides, most people tend to go, eh, there's probably truth to both.
00:26:02.000So Donald Trump said in that same interview with Sean Hannity, the same time he's saying that he believes in constitutionalism and originalism, he says he might sue the New York Times over a piece where they criticize his treatment of women.
00:26:14.000When you're in politics, it is a deceiving, it's really a pretty rough profession.
00:26:19.000And I will say this, the political press,
00:26:22.000Worse than anything else is the political quest for dishonesty.
00:26:46.000We spoke about this earlier this week.
00:26:49.000Donald Trump doesn't like Jeff Bezos because he owns the Washington Post, and the Washington Post is assigning 20 reporters to cover Trump.
00:26:56.000So Trump said that he would use the power of the federal government to quash Jeff Bezos by going after Amazon on antitrust.
00:27:16.000Well, you know, my initial reaction to something like that is to take it very lightly.
00:27:24.000But, you know, if you reflect on it in the context of what I've just been saying, my view is that's not an appropriate way for a presidential candidate to behave.
00:29:04.000That doesn't go as far as it does for you, because I think that he's going to do significantly more damage to the conservative movement, and I think that he has fascistic tendencies, but at least he's not Hillary.
00:29:14.000Okay, but that puts you in the awkward position.
00:29:15.000All these people who say, we can stand apart from Trump and yet back Trump.
00:29:19.000We can stand apart from him and yet support him.
00:29:22.000That's a lot harder than it sounds, gang.
00:29:25.000And what you're seeing is people sucked into Trump's orbit, now having to defend him from all of the terrible things that his followers do and that he does, and pretend that these things don't exist.
00:29:35.000And that's the part that's very frustrating to me is, again, I've said at this point, ad nauseum, that I understand and buy the argument that Trump is the second least bad option.
00:30:18.000Donald Trump said that he would meet with Kim Jong-un, the dictator of North Korea, or at least have calls with him.
00:30:24.000Watch as this lady just... It's a hard job defending Trump.
00:30:29.000I'm sorry that there are those of you who have decided to sign on for this, but here it is.
00:30:33.000Kim executed his uncle, he executed his aunt, he executed his military chief, he executed his vice premier.
00:30:42.000What was Mr. Trump trying to say, Healy?
00:30:46.000Well, I think top line, you know, Mr. Trump's point is that he wants to keep an open dialogue and repair relationships with world leaders.
00:30:55.000But what was he trying to say in January at his campaign rally?
00:31:00.000Well, I'm not going to specify what he meant specifically by those points, but generally speaking, you know, he wants to have an open dialogue to repair relationships with leaders throughout the world.
00:31:10.000I know, but... Caroline, I think I can answer that question.
00:31:58.000And what I'm telling you is that top line, you know, his, one of his biggest goals is to repair relationships with leaders throughout the world.
00:32:07.000Um, Amy, um, the Clinton camp, the Clinton camp fired back that, uh... Okay, so it continues, I mean, this goes on for like a full five... We're gonna have to play the rest of it.
00:32:16.000This goes on for like a full five minutes.
00:32:18.000With this, with this gal trying desperately to spin stupid things that Donald Trump is saying.
00:32:22.000And that's what this campaign is gonna be.
00:32:23.000It's gonna be him tossing out little tidbits, like Scooby Snacks, from Scooby-Doo.
00:34:10.000There was no way to control what was happening and I did fear for my safety and I fortunately had a lot of security around me and it's true.
00:34:19.000The only thing close to that is when Bush v. Gore and I went down to Tallahassee, Florida.
00:34:26.000To speak outside the courthouse door when they recounted ballots.
00:34:30.000Newt Gingrich had sent a bunch of people over there to boo me down and I was able to actually talk to them and quieted them down.
00:34:39.000And so I've never really had anything like this happen.
00:34:43.000I did call Bernie a couple of times and he did phone me back last night.
00:34:50.000He was very distressed, um, about it, and it was a very warm conversation, and I told him, um, he expressed shock that his people would do it.
00:35:00.000I did tell him... Okay, so, so this, this all went by the wayside, by the way.
00:35:02.000This, this whole, we were, we, that, that Bernie and I had a conversation.
00:35:06.000Bernie was not happy with any of this.
00:35:08.000And the extreme left in the Democratic Party, the people who believe all the same things Hillary believes, but think that she's too corrupt to carry it out,
00:35:14.000They think that Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the head of the DNC, should basically be out of a job.
00:35:19.000Van Jones, who is a very radical guy, is the green czar in President Obama's idiotic administration.
00:35:26.000And a guy with whom I once had a very odd conversation in a CNN green room, actually.
00:35:31.000He actually compared the cops in the United States to Hamas, which was weird.
00:35:34.000But Van Jones, he says that Debbie Wasserman Schultz should step down and that she's... He wishes that Reince Priebus were in charge of the Democratic Party.
00:35:43.000I think you have a leadership failure, possibly in both wings of the party.
00:35:46.000You are the first person to say that in the last two hours.
00:35:49.000You may have a leadership failure in both wings of the party, and Debbie, who should be the umpire, who should be the marriage counselor, is coming in harder for Hillary Clinton than she is for herself.
00:36:13.000Okay, so, there is chaos within the Democratic Party as well.
00:36:16.000As I mentioned yesterday, chaos is what happens when hopes are disappointed, and when your hopes in government fall short, as they always will, everyone will be disappointed.
00:36:24.000Unfortunately, the human tendency is to react to that disappointment, not by saying, okay, give me my money and my power back.
00:36:30.000It's to say, who is the nearest guy I can channel my energy and money and feelings into, and that person will take us to the promised land.
00:36:38.000That does not bode well for the future.
00:36:57.000And so there's one number that... I'll show you a part of one number.
00:37:00.000This is when there's... The premise of the show is that there are these five people who knew each other in high school, and now it's five years later, or six years later,
00:37:09.000And they're all sort of coming together again at an unemployment office.
00:39:15.000Anyone who's complaining of fights with mom, fights with dad, love with dad, needs to be said, ought to have lips sealed tightly with glue.
00:39:27.000Don't try the guilt, don't try the tears.
00:39:33.000Come back when you're a hundred and ten years old.
00:39:36.000You should have time then to figure it out yourself!
00:39:43.000You know, it's a fun musical, and we've been trying to get it up on some campuses.
00:39:49.000If there are students who are into musical theater and something you want to do, you should give us an email, and we can send you the score and the whole deal, and we'd be happy to license it to you.
00:42:39.000She's just a terrible, terrible, pathological liar.
00:42:42.000That's what I hate most about this election, is that everybody is willing to overlook the lies of their own side, so long as it allows them access to power.
00:42:51.000So, as always, folks, the new deal is if you subscribe at dailywired.com to the podcast, you get top billing in the mailbag, and you are most likely to be selected for the mailbag.
00:43:01.000Okay, Christian writes, hello, Mr. Shapiro.
00:43:04.000I wanted to take some time to send you a thank you for being the voice of reason.
00:43:10.000And I also happen to be graduating with a degree in mechanical engineering in 24 hours.
00:43:13.000My question to you is how can we go about changing not just this community, this is the black community, but communities all over the country with self-destructive cultures much like the one in urban low-income black communities?
00:43:24.000How can we encourage people to want to make a better life for themselves?
00:43:28.000Okay, so first of all, the fact that you are a Christian, and he is, he talks about his religiosity, is I think important.
00:43:35.000I think a restoration of religious principles and values in minority communities would be a good first step.
00:43:40.000I also think that we need to stop pandering to minority communities by pretending that all values are of equal merit.
00:43:47.000And I think most people in the minority community actually understand this.
00:43:50.000I think black people are not stupid, so they should be able to get the fact, and I think they do get the fact, that marriage is better for children than single motherhood.
00:43:58.000I think they've been bred into a culture that is a welfare culture created by the federal government and reinforced by black leadership that has suggested that this is all just a big invention of the white patriarchy, when in reality there are certain decisions you make in life that are better for you, and certain decisions you make in life that are worse.
00:44:13.000Now, with all that said, I do think businesses should be going into inner-city communities and trying to recruit people to have jobs outside those communities.
00:44:22.000I think that educational organizations should be making overtures to minority communities and saying things that are true, trying to hook people up with jobs, trying to give them access to things outside of this very cloistered area where there isn't enough business and there is high unemployment and drug use.
00:44:38.000These things, I think, would be a better solution than the pretend political correctness
00:44:43.000Uh, that the- that the left likes to leverage, where they pretend that all the problems in the black community are white people's fault.
00:45:02.000It's a little bit too light and fluffy for me.
00:45:04.000Although Marvel, some of their late comics have been pretty good, actually.
00:45:07.000But as far as who's my favorite superhero, I'm always in a constant battle between Batman and Superman.
00:45:15.000My heart is with Batman, although I like the original Batman who killed people.
00:45:20.000I don't like the Batman who's trying to save the Joker all the time, and his mark of morality is saving psychopathic criminals who routinely escape from prison after five minutes inside.
00:45:30.000That's why I was team Punisher in the Daredevil series.
00:45:32.000Okay, Vin says, what are the top three worst effects of Hillary winning?
00:45:36.000Okay, the Supreme Court, obviously, is the worst effect, and that has impact on religious freedom and free speech, and it has impact on the Second Amendment.
00:46:20.000Dave Rubin does a really interesting podcast with a lot of interviews, very thoughtful.
00:46:24.000I'm trying to think who else on the left is kind of worthwhile listening to.
00:46:27.000I don't listen to a lot of podcasts, is the truth.
00:46:30.000Um, because I don't think most of them are very good.
00:46:32.000But let me get back to you on that one after having done some research.
00:46:35.000Jacob writes about convention of states.
00:46:37.000With everything in America going insane, do you believe it is time for a convention of states to try to stop the madness of more and more federal overreach?
00:46:44.000A convention of states would be great.
00:46:46.000All that requires is a certain percentage of the states to call for a convention.
00:46:49.000You don't need congressional approval.
00:46:51.000And then, presumably, the amendments that are approved by the convention of states go back to the states for ratification.
00:46:57.000Jake says, It doesn't change my analysis for a very simple reason.
00:47:00.000It's easy to say I support generic X. It's very difficult to say I support a particular candidate with a particular name and a particular platform.
00:47:19.000It's much more attractive always to say, I support generic Republican over Hillary Clinton, or I support generic Democrat over Donald Trump.
00:47:26.000Much harder to say, I support Trump over Clinton, or Clinton over Trump.
00:47:30.000Grace writes, long letter, let's see, let's get to the, here's the meat.
00:47:34.000I guess I would like you to shed some light on what the Jewish big picture is.
00:47:38.000For Christians, Christ is coming back and God's kingdom is growing on earth.
00:48:05.000The Messiah is just a guy, and that guy is tasked with certain things, like reestablishing the Davidic dynasty in Israel,
00:48:12.000And creating a more peaceful world with safety and security.
00:48:16.000There are some Jews who think, by the way, the Messiah has basically already come and that's what ushered in the creation of the state of Israel.
00:48:22.000We say a prayer every Sabbath in which we talk about how Israel is the first flowering of our redemption.
00:48:28.000Meaning it's the beginning of the Messianic Age.
00:48:33.000It's a pretty common view in the Orthodox Jewish community.
00:48:36.000As far as people who are not Jewish, right, the idea is, first of all, Judaism is a religion that believes you don't have to be Jewish to go to heaven.
00:48:42.000You have to fulfill seven basic commandments.
00:48:44.000And there are things that most people do already, like don't...
00:48:47.000commit idolatry, no adultery, no eating the flesh of a living animal, establish courts of law, and no kidnapping.
00:49:00.000So, in the end, basically everybody leaves the Jews alone and understands that the Jews have something valuable to contribute to the world, and they come back to the Judaic God.
00:49:09.000So that's why a lot of people think we're kind of nearing that age.
00:49:12.000Although, there is such a thing that Jews talk about called the Hevlei Mashiach, the birth pangs of the Messiah, and that's when things get really, really dark.
00:49:19.000And so every time things get dark in Jewish history, people say, okay, this is the birth pangs of the Messiah.
00:49:23.000A lot of people think that was the Holocaust, and the beginning of the Messianic Age was the creation of the State of Israel arising from that.
00:49:30.000Andrew writes, sitting the election out.
00:49:32.000Do you really think it's the best move to sit this one out?
00:49:34.000I understand Trumpsters will blame NeverTrump for everything, especially if there's a third party candidate.
00:49:38.000However, if Trump or Hillary get elected, there's no telling what will even be left to save in 2020.
00:49:43.000I feel you sitting it out is discouraging given the stakes of the election.
00:49:46.000It seems you want to sit it out so you can't be wrong when Donald or Hillary inevitably fail as president instead of doing anything and everything you can to keep them both out.
00:49:55.000No, I would love to do everything I can to keep them both out.
00:49:57.000I just don't know what third-party candidate would actually succeed, because we haven't had one ever before who has.
00:50:02.000As I've said before, I think a third-party candidacy, given what we know about the evidence, would be very difficult.
00:50:11.000That said, if somebody runs third party who I like, I will absolutely vote third party for that person.
00:50:16.000Right now I'm more focused on what we like to call remnant politics, keeping the remnant of conservatism alive in spite of Trump and in spite of Hillary so that we can rebuild and then hopefully in 2020 come back with somebody who's not a narcissistic buffoon totalitarian.
00:50:33.000Joseph writes, what's your son's name?
00:50:56.000Unfortunately, Kamala Harris, or whatever her name is, is probably going to win that Senate seat and then run for president, which is meh.
00:51:04.000Okay, Scott has a couple of questions really quickly.
00:51:07.000One, do you believe the hypersexualization of our society was, is, planned by the left to allow the state to mold our children
00:51:14.000As how to easily control them, do you believe Alinsky socialists are to blame?
00:51:17.000So I think that there are a lot of people who went along because you say you can put your genitals anywhere without any consequence and most people are cool with that.
00:51:23.000But I think that the people who designed it, yes, I think the people who designed it felt like the easiest way to tear down the society was to tear down the family and tear down traditional structures.
00:51:32.000Also, there are a bunch of soft leftists who think it's unfair that there should be social stigma against any type of activity people want to engage in.
00:51:40.000Not even governmental stigma, social stigma.
00:51:42.000And therefore, they attempt to alleviate the social stigma by giving government benefits to people for doing promiscuous things.
00:51:50.000Second, also, has Milo yet apologized for the nasty things he said about the birth of your baby?
00:52:24.000Everybody got a soul when the souls were handed out.
00:52:26.000And then you spend your life making decisions that dirty the soul and sin against the soul.
00:52:32.000And sin against God, and what hell basically is, is almost like Christian purgatory.
00:52:36.000It's you being purged of your sins in front of God.
00:52:39.000So, you're basically sat down and shown a movie of all the bad things that you did, and now you know an ultimate truth because you've been reunited with God, and you realize, oh, that was unbelievably stupid and terrible.
00:53:01.000Yeah, that's the one that I tend to think makes most sense, just on a practical level.
00:53:05.000But again, one of the problems with discussions about Heaven and Hell is not a lot of people have been there and back, so it's really difficult to say.
00:53:11.000The evidence shows X. So that's the story.