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00:00:00.000Here we are halfway through the week and the day after the Republican debate, the fourth Republican debate, so we'll be talking all about the Republican debate, the latest from the University of Missouri, plus a very interesting TV appearance that I had with Huffington Post Live.
00:01:29.000I was joking with Lindsay earlier that we should really just
00:01:32.000We should recut Jeb Bush's campaign trailer as the Sixth Sense, where he's just walking around and he's actually dead and everybody in the world knows it, except for Jeb Bush.
00:01:41.000He's kind of wandering around and interacting with people, but they're not really interacting with him, but he thinks they are.
00:01:46.000That's Jeb Bush's candidacy at this point.
00:01:48.000He needs four more exclamation points, I think, to really put the oomph
00:02:10.000When he was in Washington, D.C., he stepped on every toe in Washington, D.C.
00:02:13.000And then to prove it, he walked around the stage stomping on everyone's feet last night and then went into the audience in search of more toes upon which to stomp.
00:02:22.000He is unbelievably obnoxious, but his father was a mailman.
00:02:25.000So breaking news, his father was a mailman, John Kasich.
00:02:28.000The most important point is that his father carried mail on his back.
00:02:32.000John Kasich is basically John Huntsman
00:02:35.000If you hate charm and also like social disorders.
00:02:40.000All right, so we'll jump into the debate itself.
00:02:42.000We'll start with the lower tier debate.
00:02:44.000The lower tier debate was actually a bunch of people who are pretty well qualified.
00:02:47.000It was Bobby Jindal, the current governor of Louisiana, and Chris Christie, the current governor of New Jersey.
00:02:53.000And it was Mike Huckabee, the former governor of Arkansas, and Rick Santorum, the former senator from Pennsylvania, all of whom are between 1% and 2% in the national polls, don't have a lot of support.
00:03:02.000The two big winners were Bobby Jindal,
00:03:26.000Taking Chris Christie and turning him over his knee and putting that ample weight over his knee and then spanking Chris Christie on national television.
00:03:33.000Here's Bobby Jindal going after Christie for his record in the state of New Jersey.
00:03:38.000Chris, look, I'll give you a ribbon for participation and a juice box, but in the real world, it's about results.
00:03:43.000It's about actually cutting government spending, not just talking about cutting government spending.
00:03:50.000At that point, Chris Christie accepted the juice box and asked for three more.
00:03:54.000But Jindal did a good job in this debate of excoriating Christie's record, because Christie's record is not particularly conservative, or at least not that conservative in New Jersey.
00:04:04.000Christie, meanwhile, had other priorities.
00:04:06.000He was busy going after Hillary Clinton.
00:04:08.000His whole goal here was to kind of soar above the debate like a free blimp just flying in the wind.
00:04:14.000But the bottom line is, believe me, Hillary Clinton's coming for your wallet, everybody.
00:04:57.000But there were a couple of moments that were telling.
00:05:00.000So Ted Cruz, for example, on immigration.
00:05:03.000This was a great moment for Ted Cruz, because Cruz is making a play for the Trump voter.
00:05:07.000He's making the rightmost play for the immigration crowd.
00:05:10.000He understands that the big contrast between him and Rubio is really only on one issue, and that is immigration.
00:05:16.000And so he took a very right-wing stance on immigration, and he was very articulate about it.
00:05:20.000Here's what the senator from Texas had to say about immigration.
00:05:24.000I understand that when the mainstream media covers immigration, it doesn't often see it as an economic issue.
00:05:30.000But I can tell you for a million of Americans at home watching this, it is a very personal economic issue.
00:05:37.000And I will say the politics of it would be very, very different if a bunch of lawyers or bankers were crossing the Rio Grande.
00:05:45.000Or if a bunch of people with journalism degrees were coming over and driving down the wages in the press.
00:05:58.000Then we would see stories about the economic calamity that is befalling our nation.
00:06:04.000And I will say, for those of us who believe people ought to come to this country legally and we should enforce the law, we're tired of being told it's anti-immigrant.
00:06:18.000This is the best Ted Cruz will ever be on a debate stage.
00:06:20.000And you can see when he's less scripted, he's actually better.
00:06:23.000Ted Cruz's big problem in these debates has been that he is too scripted.
00:06:27.000That when he speaks to camera, it feels insincere.
00:06:30.000When he did his closing statement, I didn't see his closing statement because I was giving a speech last night, but I've been told
00:06:34.000That Ted Cruz basically told a story about how his father came over from Cuba, and he had the wind in his hair, and the sky was full of birds, and you could feel the sea salt brushing his face, and then he could see the tyranny behind him, but freedom ahead of him.
00:06:56.000Rubio does the my personal story portion.
00:07:00.000Story time with Marco Rubio is better than story time with Ted Cruz, basically.
00:07:03.000If you have to pick somebody who's gonna be your Mr. Rogers neighborhood story time guy, it's Marco Rubio.
00:07:08.000I don't know like my president's based on that, but Marco Rubio's whole, you know, my father and mother worked in the back of a bar so I could stand in front of you today, that whole routine, that's Rubio's specialty.
00:08:09.000Now, folks, I'm about as versed on this stuff as anybody in politics.
00:08:14.000I mean, I'm not Jim Pethicoucas at American Enterprise Institute, but I'm pretty versed on the various candidates and their tax plans.
00:08:21.000And even I was nodding off at this point.
00:08:23.000I mean, when he starts to get into the vagaries of corporate tax rates versus individual tax rates, he starts talking about 16% versus 14%, everybody was waiting for Ben Carson to attack them with a hammer just to be put out of their misery.
00:09:01.000I mean, he's all the highs and he's all the lows, and you'll get all of it in the course of one debate.
00:09:06.000The low was when he was talking about the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement, the TPP, Obama trade, and he was saying that it should include in there provisions about currency manipulation with regard to China, and Rand Paul promptly turned to him and said, you understand that China isn't a signatory to that treaty.
00:09:21.000And Donald Trump looked at him utterly befuddled, and his hair even stopped moving for a second.
00:09:28.000And it was just kind of dead, awkward silence, like the silence that you have during a date when your date tells you that she once dated, you know, a member of the St.
00:09:56.000Trump's better moment during the debate—this was, I thought, the best moment in the debate, period—was John Kasich, who just is an obnoxious human being.
00:10:05.000I mean, John Kasich, if you look up obnoxious in the dictionary, there is a picture of John Kasich and his fat mouth blabbing.
00:10:12.000The worst moment in the entire debate is when John Kasich started lecturing the American people about how the president of the United States has to care, and when there are shooting victims, he has to be empathetic, and he has to care, and he has to care, and he has to care so much with your money that he's going to care.
00:10:25.000He actually got booed by the audience.
00:10:27.000I mean, the audience was sick of hearing from John Kasich about how much he cares when he's busy
00:10:31.000Yelling, I mean like wandering around the stage yelling at people.
00:10:35.000He's not even like a charming drunk uncle like Joe Biden.
00:10:37.000He's like your belligerent drunk uncle who you never want to see ever.
00:10:40.000He just shows up at the family barbecues once a year because you have to because grandma will be pissed if he doesn't show.
00:10:45.000And then he shows up and he drinks heavily and sits in the corner muttering to himself about how the bears suck.
00:10:51.000And then eventually he gets so mad that he stands up and he just starts yelling at you for no reason.
00:10:56.000And then asks you to bring him another beer.
00:11:01.000Last night, bloviating, stepping all over people, being obnoxious, and Donald Trump just shreds him.
00:11:07.000And then Donald Trump, giving you a great two-for-one, proceeds to shred Jeb Bush just by— Donald Trump—it's really funny, the way Trump handles Bush.
00:11:16.000Bush is the—Jeb is the best thing that ever happened to Trump.
00:11:18.000If Jeb isn't in this race, I don't know that Trump is ahead, seriously.
00:11:21.000And the reason I say that is because every time Trump slams anyone, it's so gratuitous.
00:11:26.000He goes out of his way to slap Jeb Bush.
00:11:30.000I mean, he's like a teenage boy who's taking a baseball bat to a mailbox for no reason.
00:11:34.000He's driving down the street, there's a mailbox, I got a bat back here, I might as well, you know, that's what Trump is like with Jeb Bush.
00:11:41.000Anytime he has the capacity to slap a Jeb Bush, he just does it.
00:11:45.000So what you'll see here is that he and Kasich get into it, and then for no reason at all, Trump just turns around and beats the living crap out of Jeb Bush.
00:11:53.000But he does it in the most off-handed,
00:12:32.000Okay, so you can see Kasich the whole time he was this belligerent.
00:12:35.000The entire debate, he was this belligerent.
00:12:38.000And when he's being this belligerent, and everybody is groaning at the belligerence, and then Trump doesn't hit him by saying, John, you really ought to sit down and shut up.
00:12:46.000Instead, Trump hits him by saying, you really ought to let Jeb over here, poor Jeb, just sitting here, being his sad self.
00:12:54.000You really ought to let him talk once in a while.
00:12:57.000And you get the feeling that, I mean, this is how,
00:13:00.000You know, there's two kind of metaphors that come to mind, or similes that come to mind.
00:13:05.000This is like when you have a younger sibling who isn't participating in the group effort, and mom says, really, you need to let your younger sibling play with the group, right?
00:13:25.000Then there's also the feeling that... If you've ever been on an awkward double date with, like, you have a friend and your friend has a wife, and this wife is kind of a wallflower, kind of dull, and at a certain point, everybody just goes, let's see what Amanda thinks.
00:13:40.000And everybody just kind of stares at the boring person.
00:13:53.000And he did the same thing to Carly Fiorina.
00:13:55.000You know, Fiorina, she's a good debater.
00:13:58.000She does interrupt people a lot on stage.
00:14:00.000I would like to see some sort of statistical analysis.
00:14:02.000I don't know if it's just my perception, but I do get the perception that she tries to interrupt people a fair bit when they're talking.
00:14:08.000And usually, in this debate particularly, when she interrupted people, it wasn't to say anything that was really of note.
00:14:13.000She kept saying things like zero-based budgeting without in any way explaining what that term means, which is the first rule of debate and the first rule of education.
00:14:21.000If you're going to use a term, you need to explain what the term means.
00:14:24.000You can't just throw out something like
00:14:27.000No one knows what zero-based budgeting is.
00:14:30.000Zero-based budgeting, for those who don't know, it just means that the budget procedures of government should all be taken back to zero, meaning that we should see every dollar that's spent on every program and how every tax dollar stacks up to every program, instead of when we say that there's a budget increase, we all base it on what's the budget increasing this year, as opposed to
00:17:36.000What I do have a problem with is being lied about, and then putting that out there as truth.
00:17:47.000I don't even mind that so much if they do it with everybody, like people on the other side.
00:17:52.000But, you know, when I look at somebody like Hillary Clinton, who sits there and tells her daughter and a government official that, no, this was a terrorist attack, and then tells everybody else that it was a video, where I came from, they call that a lie.
00:18:21.000The media will make Ben Carson president if this continues.
00:18:25.000Seriously, because the media are so bad, and people hate the media so much, that whenever Ben Carson says stuff like this, we're talking like, you know, look at the crowd.
00:18:34.000By the way, if he had said one more line, he actually wins all the primaries, right?
00:18:37.000If he just says right there, if Carson says, the media are out to get me because I am a black Republican, and the media cannot stand the sight of a black Republican because they're racist.
00:18:47.000If he says that, right, if he drops that line right there, he wins every primary outright.
00:19:21.000Paul was right when Rand Paul said the child tax credit is basically a welfare check.
00:19:25.000That is what it is because, again, it's going out to people who do not pay that much in taxes, so they're getting more back than they're putting in.
00:19:32.000But then Rand goes too far, as Rand always does, and he feels the need to slap the military.
00:19:39.000That in a Republican debate, the day before Memorial Day, that people are gonna be like, yeah, let's cut the military budget to zero.
00:19:46.000Why he thinks that's a winning proposal is beyond me, but Marco Rubio ends up winning the night for himself by taking Rand Paul and basically just, I mean, from the third tier of the wrestling ring, jumping off of the rope and pile driving him.
00:20:02.000Here is Marco Rubio beating Rand Paul about the ears on military spending.
00:20:07.000I do want to rebuild the American military.
00:20:10.000I know that Rand is a committed isolationist.
00:20:12.000I believe the world is a stronger and a better place when the United States is the strongest military power in the world.
00:20:19.000But Marco, Marco, how is it conservative, how is it conservative to add a trillion dollar expenditure for the federal government that you're not paying for?
00:20:28.000How is it conservative to add a trillion dollars in military expenditures?
00:20:34.000You cannot be a conservative if you're going to keep promoting new programs that you're not going to pay for.
00:20:42.000We can't even have an economy if we're not safe.
00:20:45.000There are radical jihadists in the Middle East beheading people and crucifying Christians.
00:20:49.000A radical Shia cleric in Iran trying to get a nuclear weapon.
00:20:52.000The Chinese taking over the South China Sea.
00:20:55.000Yes, I believe the world is a safer... No, no, I don't believe.
00:20:59.000I know that the world is a safer and better place when America is the strongest military power in the world.
00:22:16.000Okay, meanwhile, on the Democratic side of the aisle, it is amazing the double standard between media coverage of the right and media coverage of the left.
00:22:23.000Here is a clip that you won't see on any of the network news last night.
00:22:27.000You remember a couple of weeks ago—we talked about it—you remember a couple of weeks ago, Donald Trump was at an event, and somebody in the audience yelled at him, asked a question about why Barack Obama was a Muslim or some such nonsense.
00:22:40.000And Trump didn't correct the guy, right?
00:22:42.000He kind of laughed it off, and he moved on.
00:22:46.000Why didn't Donald Trump say, Barack Obama isn't a Muslim, he's a Christian?
00:22:49.000Not only is he a Christian, he's a devout Christian.
00:22:51.000Not only is he a devout Christian, he secretly canonized himself as a saint, and he may in fact be the Pope, right?
00:22:56.000Why didn't Donald Trump do any of those things?
00:22:58.000Okay, here is Hillary Clinton at a town hall, and you'll see the question, and you'll see the answer, not covered at all by the network news.
00:23:54.000And this is the media double standard.
00:23:56.000Which brings me to the latest over at the University of Missouri.
00:24:00.000And I do want to take a moment to talk about what's going on at the University of Missouri.
00:24:03.000There have been false accusations all day today that the KKK has suddenly become active after a hundred years of inactivity.
00:24:10.000They've suddenly been revived and the entire cast of Birth of a Nation has arrived at the campus of University of Missouri in order to terrorize all the black students for raping white women or some such nonsense.
00:24:35.000And we taped it beforehand and it aired during the debate, so the five people who weren't watching the debate actually saw me unmaking Kelly.
00:25:01.000And she's a professional useless person.
00:25:03.000And here's what she had to say about what's going on at University of Missouri.
00:25:07.000And I want to break it down after she says it because I think it's important to understand where the media and the campus left are coming from.
00:25:14.000Well, okay, to be fair, these are not administration... These are students.
00:25:18.000These are 20-year-olds who are reacting, and it's a very racially charged environment.
00:25:23.000And so when that letter was sent on behalf of an administration official, somebody who's supposed to represent the students to create... You look at the documents that Yale sends out, the application documents, and it's all about having an inclusive community.
00:26:52.000Well, in order to discuss what exactly white privilege is, I think that it's important that we take a look at the definition that is proposed by the left for white privilege.
00:27:01.000So, took a look at the Southern Poverty Law Center definition.
00:27:04.000The Southern Poverty Law Center is a radical left group that routinely accuses Republicans of all stripes of being secretive members of the John Birch Society or the KKK.
00:27:14.000Everybody's a racist according to the SPLC.
00:27:19.000I mean, they're so crazy that they actually drove a guy to try and shoot up the Family Research Center.
00:27:24.000They said the Family Research Center was a hate group against gays, which drove a guy named Floyd Corkins to actually walk into the FRC with a gun and try to shoot people.
00:27:35.000SPLC is about as left as it possibly gets.
00:27:37.000So here is their definition of white privilege.
00:27:39.000They have a website, and the website is called tolerance.org, because this is the way that it works.
00:27:43.000Tolerance, according to the left, means that we have to tolerate everything the left does, but the left doesn't have to tolerate anything that we do.
00:27:50.000They can call the cops on us if we're offensive.
00:27:52.000So on their website, tolerance.org, and they want to use this website to teach children, elementary school kids, about their white privilege.
00:28:00.000They quote an article from a lady named Jennifer Holliday in her massively popular, best-selling book, White Anti-Racist Activism, A Personal Roadmap, which has sold, as of now, a grand total of negative three copies, meaning that people went to her house, took the manuscript from her, and proceeded to burn it.
00:28:19.000Here is the definition of white privilege from her halcyon book, White Anti-Racist Activism, which sounds like maybe the worst book ever written.
00:28:28.000White skin privilege is not something that white people necessarily do, create, or enjoy on purpose.
00:28:34.000Unlike the more overt individual and institutional manifestations of racism, white skin privilege is a transparent preference for whiteness that saturates our society.
00:28:43.000White skin privilege serves several functions.
00:28:45.000First, it provides white people with perks that we do not earn and that people of color do not enjoy.
00:28:50.000Second, it creates real advantages for us.
00:28:53.000White people are immune to a lot of challenges.
00:28:55.000Finally, white privilege shapes the world in which we live, the way that we navigate and interact with one another, and with the world.
00:29:01.000Okay, the way that she describes white privilege is basically how cults describe the presence of God or thetans, if you're a Scientologist.
00:29:07.000White privilege sort of attaches to you, and there's nothing you can do about it, and it's because aliens dropped bodies in a volcano several thousand years ago, and they exploded, and the ash attached to your soul.
00:29:41.000A perk is, quote, when you go to the Rite Aid, the flesh color Band-Aid generally matches my skin tone.
00:29:47.000And also, complimentary hotel shampoo generally works with the texture of my hair.
00:29:51.000This is a white privilege you never knew that you were enjoying, is that when you go over to the grocery store to buy a band-aid, it matches your skin tone.
00:29:59.000Because if you were black, you wouldn't match your skin tone because it's beige.
00:30:02.000There's another word for this, it's called the free market, because there are more white people than black people in the United States, and so if you're going to sell a band-aid, you probably want to match the most populous skin tone, you would think.
00:30:14.000You're enjoying your white privilege every time you put on a band-aid.
00:30:17.000First of all, if you're a black person and your top priority in life is finding a band-aid of your skin color, let me suggest that you reprioritize.
00:30:24.000Okay, this is true regardless of color.
00:30:26.000Okay, there are other things that you get from white privilege, too.
00:30:29.000They say that there are advantages that attach to being white or being Jewish, which is like being white because Jews are successful.
00:30:35.000This is the way it works in the United States, is white is a constant
00:30:39.000Constantly expanding group to include people of all nations, ethnicities, and creeds so long as they're successful, right?
00:30:47.000So Irish people, when they first got to the United States, were considered the underclass and they weren't white, right?
00:31:17.000They say, these advantages include skin color not working, quote, against me in terms of how people perceive my financial responsibility, style of dress, public speaking skills, or job performance.
00:31:28.000That's an advantage that attaches to you as a member of the white privileged class.
00:31:34.000I have the advantage of people perceiving my financial responsibilities differently.
00:31:40.000So for example, as a white guy, I can get mortgages more easily subsidized from the government with bad credit.
00:31:46.000Oh wait, no, that's if I'm a black guy.
00:31:48.000Or if I dress with saggy pants and somebody criticizes me because I'm wearing saggy pants and my butt crack is showing, then that is an example of how I get away with it because I'm white.
00:31:59.000Except that if you're black and you do that and anyone criticizes you, they're a racist.
00:32:05.000And like, I'm privileged because public speaking skills, job performance, it's not like there are specific statutes that protect me as a white—oh wait, no, there are just specific statutes that protect people as black people, but not as white people.
00:32:17.000So white advantages from white privilege include also being disadvantaged.
00:32:24.000They say that white privilege includes people not assuming I got where I am professionally because of my race or affirmative action programs.
00:32:33.000They assume that because you didn't, if you're white.
00:32:36.000You didn't get there through an affirmative action program at the very least, because there are no affirmative action programs for white people.
00:32:42.000So white privilege is, here's the choice, right?
00:32:46.000Given the choice between getting into Yale with a lower score, which is true for black folks in America on average, they get into universities with lower scores.
00:32:53.000Given the choice between getting into Yale with a lower score,
00:32:56.000Or being able to bitch about a black guy getting into Yale with a lower score.
00:33:30.000Which is why Tim Wolf, the president of the university, was somebody who enjoyed white privilege.
00:33:34.000But the coach at University of Missouri, who makes $3.1 million a year and is a white guy, but sided with this movement, he's not white privileged.
00:33:43.000So the administrator who earns one-sixth of that salary is white privileged, even if he agrees with them, but the guy who's the coach and makes a bajillion dollars a year in taxpayer money, he's not white privileged.
00:33:55.000Finally, I promised that I would close with this, and I really will because we're running late.
00:33:59.000I'm gonna close with this, because I just have to show you this, because it was fun.
00:34:02.000Yesterday, I was on HuffPost Live, and HuffPost Live is a channel for the Huffington Post.
00:34:06.000They do, like, a live stream, and they have, they're in, you know, several million homes.
00:34:10.000By the way, whenever anyone says they're in several million homes as a channel, that just means you have the option to flip to their channel.
00:34:15.000It doesn't mean anyone's watching them.
00:34:17.000So you haven't seen this clip because no one has ever seen HuffPost Live.
00:34:20.000It's sort of a mythical—it's like a unicorn.
00:34:24.000But I appeared on it yesterday, and this is—if you don't believe in media bias, if you don't believe what Ben Carson has been saying about media bias, this is demonstrative of media bias at its finest.
00:34:34.000And as I've said before, there's a reason left-wing networks don't really enjoy having me on, and it's because of things like you're about to see here.
00:34:41.000There's no question that last week he's risen in Republican estimation, specifically because of all the failed attacks on him and the supposed exaggerations and lies that nobody on the left has been able to back up.
00:34:53.000Well, his own campaign admitted that they lied about the issue of West Point, right?
00:34:58.000That what was written in his biography... Yeah, his own campaign said that he never actually applied for a scholarship, and in order... Listen to me, please.
00:35:08.000His own campaign admitted that they never applied for a scholarship, or that Ben Carson never applied for a scholarship.
00:35:45.000This is why they don't like having me on, and this is why they lower my volume when the anchor is talking.
00:35:50.000Because if you couldn't hear there, I'm saying over and over to her, you're lying, you're lying, you're lying.
00:35:54.000That's a lie, that's a lie, that's a lie.
00:35:56.000And this is why they don't like me having them on their programs.
00:35:59.000And they also don't like face-to-face interviews.
00:36:00.000They like it much better when I'm on Skype.
00:36:03.000So if you ever wonder why I'm not on CNN more or MSNBC more, that right there is pretty much why.
00:36:10.000By the way, later in the interview, at the very end of the interview, this host tried to revise her statement and got her revision wrong.
00:36:17.000And I said, even when you correct yourself, you're still lying.
00:36:22.000It never ends with these folks, and as I say, Ben Carson may be president yet thanks to people like the folks at HuffPost Live.
00:36:28.000I hope that you enjoyed the debate much more than I did.
00:36:31.000I made the sacrifice of watching it for you, dear listeners and dear watchers, and make sure that you stick around for tomorrow's episode when I'm sure we will learn that Ben Carson in fact lied about being married and in fact is married to several goats, a chicken, and a monkey of some sort.
00:36:46.000This is Ben Shapiro, and this is The Ben Shapiro Show.