On this episode of The Ben Shapiro Show, Ben talks about Michael Moore's new documentary, "We Are All Muslims," and the time he almost got into a fight with Donald Trump on the set of his show "Saturday Night Live" in the late '90s and early '00s. Plus, a story about how a producer was worried that Ben Shapiro might be a "bogeyman" on set, and how he almost had a run-in with one of the most powerful men in the world. Also, a new segment where Michael Moore makes a gigantic ass of himself, which is the only thing more surprising than the fact that he looks like a 75-year-old grandmother or a guy who looks like Tootles from Hook or a 75 year old grandmother, and he's beginning to look more like this as time goes on. And, of course, there's a segment where he writes an open letter to Donald Trump, and the rest is downhill from there... Ben Shapiro is a writer, comedian, podcaster, and podcaster. He's been around a long time and has a lot of experience in the entertainment business, but that doesn't make him any less of a bogeyman, right? He's a troll, but he's not a bad one, and that's what makes him a troll. And he's good at trolling, and we'll get to that in a second segment where we talk about it. . . . and then we'll talk about how to make a good argument for why Donald Trump is actually a good guy, not just a bad guy, and not just another bad guy and why he's better than Jeb Bush . Thanks to Ben Shapiro for joining the Ben Shapirocast Thank you Ben Shapiro for coming on the show, Ben Shapiro Podcast thanks Ben Shapiro, for being a good friend of mine, and for letting me know that you're a good dude, and I appreciate you're listening to my thoughts on Michael Moore, too! I really appreciate it, Ben. I really, I really really do. - Thank you for listening, Ben - Your support is so much Ben Shapiro: Thank you, I love you, much appreciate you, thank you, bye, bye! - Teddy, Big Ben, Bye, bye - Love ya, bye. - Teddy - Cheers, Cheers - Jon & Jerry -
00:00:12.000Also, we will be talking a little bit about things I hate later in the segment, of course, and Michael Moore makes a gigantic ass of himself, which is the only... there's nothing surprising in any part of that sentence.
00:00:24.000In fact, Michael Moore gigantic an ass is triple redundancy, so...
00:00:44.000He's been a professional troll for a very long time.
00:00:47.000If you remember Michael Moore, the fat guy who does bad documentaries going all the way back to Roger and me, he's not untalented is the truth.
00:00:56.000He knows how to put together a documentary.
00:00:58.000He spent a lot of time very early in his career suggesting socialism was the best.
00:01:03.000Now he's moved on to full-blown communism.
00:01:05.000But his new movie is all about how America keeps invading all these places in the world, and it's so terrible.
00:01:10.000American invasion creates just all this blowback.
00:01:13.000Well, Michael Moore isn't getting very much attention for his new documentary.
00:01:17.000And so the way he's decided to fight that is by going after Donald Trump.
00:01:21.000Because Trump is the is the owner and occupier of all mainstream media.
00:01:25.000So today, Michael Moore, who is he's beginning to he looks either like I mean, there's no way to do a Michael Moore story without making fun of his looks.
00:01:48.000And he's beginning to look more like this as time goes on.
00:01:50.000He looks like a homeless grandmother on the street.
00:01:52.000So there he is outside of Trump Tower holding a sign that says, we are all Muslim, right?
00:01:56.000Because he's demonstrating to the world that he stands with Muslims and not with Donald Trump.
00:02:00.000And he wrote an open letter to Donald Trump that reads as follows, quote, dear Donald Trump,
00:02:06.000You may remember, you do after all have a perfect memory, that we met back in November of 1998 in the Green Room of Talk Show, where we were both scheduled to appear one afternoon.
00:02:15.000But just before going on, I was pulled aside by a producer from the show who said that you were nervous about being on the set with me.
00:02:21.000She said you didn't want to be ripped apart and you wanted to be reassured I wouldn't go after you.
00:02:26.000Does he think I'm gonna tackle him and put him in a chokehold, I asked bewildered?
00:02:57.000You seemed relieved, then leaned in and said to me, I just didn't want any trouble out there, and I just wanted to make sure that you know you and I got along, that you weren't gonna pick on me for something ridiculous.
00:03:13.000First of all, I don't believe Michael Moore's photographic memory for conversations that happened 17 years ago, because I don't think anybody has that sort of photographic memory, but we'll take it for what it's worth.
00:03:55.000We are not a country of angry white guys.
00:03:57.000Here is a statistic that is going to make your hair spin.
00:04:00.00081% of the electorate who will pick the president next year are either female, people of color, or young people between the ages of 18 and 35.
00:04:54.000And he continues, just as we are all Mexican, we are all Catholic and Jewish and white and black and every shade in between.
00:05:00.000We are all children of God or nature or whatever you believe in, part of the human family, and nothing you say or do can change that fact to an iota.
00:05:06.000If you don't like living by these American rules, you need to go to the timeout room in one of your towers and sit there and think about what you've done.
00:05:14.000And then he asks everybody to take pictures like this one.
00:05:17.000Presumably all of them are more photogenic than Michael Moore.
00:05:19.000I want to focus in, for just a second, on these couple of paragraphs, because this really is leftism in a nutshell, and it is so ignorant, and it is so stupid.
00:05:33.000Like, you have to have a low IQ to believe these things.
00:05:35.000Or you have to have been inculcated in a school of thought that suggests that values are of no consequence whatsoever.
00:05:42.000He says, this part, and it's just really amazing, he says, I was raised to believe we are all each other's brother and sister regardless of race, creed, or color.
00:06:53.000And turns out that America always has had certain philosophical leanings, just like any country has philosophical leanings.
00:06:59.000In fact, America's unique in the respect that it was founded on a basic philosophy.
00:07:03.000It was founded on a basic ideology, embodied in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States.
00:07:09.000And as soon as you say that a country is founded on a philosophy, it means it wasn't founded on other philosophies.
00:07:14.000You can't be both A and B. You're either A or you're B.
00:07:18.000But for Michael Moore, we're all supposed to pretend that everybody is both A and B. When he says, we are all Mexican, we are all Catholic and Jewish, we're not.
00:07:34.000Like this weird idea that we're all the same.
00:07:37.000Maybe we're all the same in terms of we're human beings, but that doesn't mean we're all the same in terms of how we act as human beings or what we choose to believe as human beings.
00:08:22.000Doesn't mean that everything Islam believes is bad.
00:08:24.000It doesn't mean that the Quran is inherently terrible.
00:08:26.000It doesn't mean any of those things, but it does mean I am not a Muslim and that there are distinctions between my philosophy and that philosophy.
00:08:34.000I know that we've gone to this place where everybody wants to paraphrase JFK now during the Cold War and the occupation of Berlin by the Soviets.
00:08:44.000The East Germans and the Soviets took over East Berlin and Berlin was blockaded.
00:08:51.000And JFK famously went to Berlin, he said that he was a Berliner.
00:08:54.000Which is also kind of sausage, as I've mentioned before.
00:08:57.000But he said he was a Berliner, and now we do this routine.
00:08:59.000Every time there's a shooting in France, we are all French.
00:09:01.000It's funny, the one I never see is, we are all Jews.
00:09:10.000After Muslims shoot 14 people in San Bernardino, and by the way, those Muslim terrorists, they were buried today, full Islamic ceremony in an Islamic cemetery.
00:09:18.000So, so much for the idea that they're not Islamic.
00:09:22.000I can tell you this, if a Jew were to commit the sort of heinous act that were committed here, no rabbi would probably let them be buried in Jewish burial ground.
00:09:31.000Like, that's an actual issue in Jewish law.
00:09:35.000I mean, this has been a longtime thing.
00:09:37.000In Christianity, that if you commit suicide, for example, can you be buried in a Christian cemetery?
00:09:42.000Can you be buried in consecrated ground?
00:09:45.000But in any case, this idea, we are all Muslim, no, we aren't, and the only people who think we are are leftists who are fully insane, or who are fully indoctrinated in stupidity, or Muslims who believe that we all should be Muslims and that they get to kill us if we disagree.
00:10:00.000So, it's this sort of leftism that leads to the rise of Donald Trump, because there are so many people who look at this and they go, no, we're not.
00:10:06.000And to prove that we're not, we'll just ban all the people who say they're Muslims from coming in the country.
00:10:10.000There's a reactionary streak to Trump's support base that you can't say too much about, because it really does exist, but this is reactionary leftism, and reactionary leftism is much more dangerous than the reactionary silliness of Donald Trump.
00:10:25.000I mean, this reactionary leftism of the left, which is Muslims go and kill people, therefore we're all Muslim,
00:10:31.000I mean, you want the ironic story of the day?
00:10:33.000So remember a few weeks ago, we talked about this story from Great Britain.
00:10:36.000This story from Great Britain was kind of amazing, where there was a Muslim guy, presumably, who tried to stab a bunch of people in the subway.
00:10:42.000We talked about this last week, right?
00:11:32.000Now, I do want to get to sort of the fallout from the debate that happened a couple of days ago.
00:11:37.000It seems that the polls are showing a lot of people thought, like I thought, that Trump won the debate.
00:11:42.000A lot of people thought that Ted Cruz won the debate.
00:11:44.000The latest tracking poll shows Trump holding steady, as I predicted, and Cruz rising a little bit, as I predicted, and Rubio basically being where Rubio is, which I also predicted.
00:11:51.000So, not that I'm always right, but basically I'm always right.
00:11:54.000But the reason that the debate will have some fallout is because of the debate between Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz.
00:12:00.000So, if you remember, back during the debate, there was a pretty lengthy exchange between Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz on immigration, and here's what it sounded like.
00:12:09.000In 2013, we had never faced a crisis like the Syrian refugee crisis now.
00:12:13.000Up until that point, a refugee made someone fleeing oppression, fleeing communism, like it is in my community.
00:12:18.000As far as Ted's record, I'm always puzzled by his attack on this issue.
00:12:22.000Ted, you support legalizing people who are in this country illegally.
00:12:25.000Ted Cruz supported a 500% increase in the number of H-1B visas, the guest workers that are allowed into this country.
00:12:32.000And Ted supports doubling the number of green cards.
00:12:34.000So I think what's important for us to understand is there is a way forward on this issue that we can bring our country together on.
00:13:39.000And so I would urge people of good faith on both sides of the aisle, if the objective is to pass common sense immigration reform that secures the borders, that improves legal immigration, and that allows those who are here illegally to come in out of the shadows, then we should look for areas of bipartisan agreement and compromise to come together.
00:14:02.000Okay, so there he is saying exactly what, you know, he said he didn't say in the debate.
00:14:07.000He said, I have never backed legalization.
00:14:12.000Donald Trump has taken the hardest line position on immigration.
00:14:14.000He said we're deporting all 11 million people.
00:14:17.000I don't think Donald Trump would actually deport all 11 million people because I don't think any of these people would actually deport all 11 million people.
00:14:24.000In fact, I'm not sure why you would want to do that, considering that Trump says specifically he will then bring half of them back.
00:14:29.000So, we could save ourselves a plane ticket just by actually screening the people who are going to deport.
00:14:34.000And when I say screening them, I'm not talking about just criminal screening.
00:14:37.000I'm talking about, have you taken any welfare benefit at all over the time that you've been here?
00:14:42.000If you're somebody who is not paying taxes and you're taking more out of the system than you are capable of providing to the system, you're gone.
00:14:49.000I've always thought that this whole idea that we treat all 11 million people exactly the same is silly.
00:14:54.000I'm not gonna- we don't treat- why would we treat the person who is a low-income person who's on welfare the same as the person who came here illegally and now has made their way through university?
00:15:04.000Like, why would you treat those two the same?
00:15:05.000We should be able to sort of pick and choose who we want.
00:15:08.000After all, that's what we do when people come in legally.
00:15:10.000Why shouldn't we be able to do the same when people come illegally?
00:15:12.000That's been my own position on immigration for a very long time, but Cruz is afraid of being outflanked by Trump.
00:15:18.000And so he's kind of boxed himself into a corner by saying that he was always anti-legalization and he is super conservative and super consistent.
00:15:24.000He's put himself in a box that he can't quite escape.
00:15:28.000Now the problem is that Rubio and Cruz are really doing damage to each other here.
00:15:31.000And the person who continues to just sail along happy as a clam is Donald Trump.
00:15:36.000And I said, this is what was happening during the debate.
00:15:38.000If you watched the debate, that's what it was.
00:15:39.000It was Rubio and Cruz going after each other, and Rand Paul and Rubio going after each other, and Trump a little bit going after Rubio, and it was basically Rubio and Cruz battling it out most of the night, and I've looked at what they had to say, and both of them at times told fibs, and both of them at times were saying things that were true, but it doesn't matter, because the overall impression you get is that these two are battling with each other, and here's Trump over in the corner just doing what Trump does,
00:16:03.000Being funny and charming and smacking out at Jeb Bush.
00:16:07.000And I want to talk briefly about the charm of Donald Trump.
00:16:10.000I was listening to Clavin's show the other day, and Clavin was comparing Trump to the Sopranos, and I think that that's exactly right.
00:16:17.000I think that the appeal of Donald Trump is the toxic masculinity of Donald Trump, as Jeremy Boring, our managing editor, likes to put it.
00:16:24.000They're sort of the fat lion of him, right?
00:16:27.000The fact is that people are drawn to masculinity.
00:16:30.000They are drawn to the kind of brutish alpha of Trump.
00:16:35.000And when you look at Marco Rubio, this is actually a problem for Rubio, when you look at Rubio,
00:16:39.000Everybody gets a sense of a person just by looking at them.
00:17:09.000But because of that, Trump has an appeal to him, and you can see it in his interviews with people on the other side.
00:17:17.000So Trump was with Chris Matthews right after the debate, and here is Trump basically just brushing off Chris Matthews as Chris Matthews goes after him.
00:18:38.000It's Matthew saying stuff and Trump just smiling away right through it and patting Matthews on the hand and Matthews actually looking kind of solicitous and Trump just brushing him off.
00:18:58.000So Kimmel's on ABC and Kimmel is going after Trump on his Muslim immigration ban and here's how that exchange goes.
00:19:07.000Did anyone try to talk you out of saying we should temporarily ban Muslims from entering the United States?
00:19:13.000Well, the word is temporarily, and I have many, many friends who are Muslim, and they're great people, and they actually, some of them, not all of them, I will tell you, some of them aren't so thrilled with what I said, but many of them called me and they said, you know, Donald, you're right, we have a problem.
00:20:28.000But you have to recognize the qualities that make him popular so that you can imitate them or so that you can fight them, depending on what your perspective is.
00:20:35.000And speaking of fighting them, it's coming to the point where we could get a breakdown in the Republican Party any way this goes.
00:20:43.000So, for example, Glenn Beck, who I really like, he was on Megyn Kelly's show, and Glenn was asked about Hillary or Trump, and here's what Glenn Beck had to say.
00:21:10.000I mean, the guy last night, he didn't even know what are, you know, the missile silos and the strategic air command with the missiles on the planes and our nuclear submarines.
00:22:23.000We are at the end of the Republican Party.
00:22:25.000It's either going to happen now or it's going to happen in four years or eight years because there is no great unifying factor anymore.
00:22:30.000You hear Beck saying, I'm going to stay home if Trump is the nominee.
00:22:33.000There are a lot of people who are going to stay home if Trump isn't the nominee.
00:22:35.000There are a lot of people who are going to say, if this is somebody like Marco Rubio, who's endorsed by the establishment, no way I go to the polls.
00:22:41.000And one of the reasons they're going to say that is because as the debate was happening, while it was happening,
00:22:47.000In real time, Paul Ryan announced in the middle of the debate that he was pushing forward a $1.1 trillion package.
00:23:05.000It doesn't fund the building of a border security wall.
00:23:07.000It doesn't change any, any of the laws with regard to how we screen Syrian or Iraqi refugees.
00:23:13.000It gives President Obama everything he wants.
00:23:15.000And it was announced in the middle of the Republican debate by the Republican Speaker of the House.
00:23:19.000And the Republican Speaker of the House then announced that he would push through the bill with majority Democrat support.
00:23:25.000Meaning that he's proposing a bill a majority of Republicans won't even vote for, but Democrats will.
00:23:31.000Remember, Paul Ryan was the VP pick four years ago.
00:23:34.000Remember, Paul Ryan is an establishment favorite.
00:23:38.000And remember, those same people who love Paul Ryan love Marco Rubio.
00:23:40.000So what you've got on the one hand now, this is why I think that the only way to save the party right now is for the establishment to get behind Cruz.
00:23:46.000On the one hand, you've got the people in the establishment who are saying, we won't show up if Donald Trump is the nominee.
00:23:52.000Jeb Bush said he may not back Donald Trump if Donald Trump is the nominee, which is amazing because as you recall, there was a huge deal made.
00:23:58.000Would Trump endorse whoever the Republican nominee was if it wasn't him?
00:24:46.000There's so many bad things about Hillary Clinton that the Republicans can't get their act together because they don't know what they believe and how they want to fight.
00:25:16.000The establishment are professional politicians who are running the RNC right now, but mostly, when people say establishment, they mean the people on the coasts with the money.
00:25:25.000We're talking about the Koch brothers, who are establishment guys, they're libertarian, and they're soft on social policy.
00:25:30.000And again, establishment is not a slur.
00:25:32.000It's just a description of a certain set of values that lead to a certain set of candidates.
00:25:37.000You've got people on the coast like the Koch brothers, you've got people like Sheldon Adelson, who is an establishment guy, who doesn't believe in social policies at all, and who sort of, all these people have sort of the same perspective on religious people in the middle of the country, which is sort of, who are these guys?
00:25:52.000Why are we supposed to care about them?
00:25:53.000And the same thing is true of donors in New York and Los Angeles.
00:25:57.000There's a real separation between the money and the grassroots in the Republican Party, and that has some pretty dire ramifications.
00:26:03.000Because as we move forward, and the money separates from the grassroots, that's an unworkable party.
00:26:09.000And the reason Trump is filling that gap is because he doesn't need the money, and he's perfectly happy just catering directly to the grassroots.
00:26:16.000Now, the left is saying that, of course, by the way, speaking of people who won't endorse
00:26:23.000Trump, Jeb Bush did an interview right after the debate in which he went after Donald Trump and Jeb is I think a good voice for what the establishment is.
00:26:31.000The establishment wing is sort of Bush in their orientation.
00:26:35.000Big government, not too hawkish on foreign policy, somewhat hawkish but not too hawkish on foreign policy.
00:26:43.000Here is Jeb Bush talking about Donald Trump.
00:26:47.000In the case of Donald Trump, he's a bully.
00:26:50.000Look, I mean, you guys interview him all the time.
00:26:52.000I mean, he has his way, and to push up, you know, post up against him a little bit and push back, you get a sense of, you know, he's not quite all in command.
00:27:04.000And as he says that, and as he continues to undermine the candidacy of Donald Trump, you have to remember, what is the end goal here?
00:27:11.000And the end game is, I mean, right now there are only three candidates who could win, and two of those candidates definitely splinter the party.
00:27:19.000You know, I don't mean to be the bearer of bad tidings here, but this is a problem with having a party that has not had any unifying force for years and years and years.
00:27:28.000And the reason they have no unifying force is that unifying force exists in opposition.
00:27:32.000People always suggest that unifying forces come together around someone.
00:27:36.000All we need is a transformational figure.
00:27:38.000No, the transformational figure takes advantage of the burgeoning unity.
00:27:42.000Hitler was a transformational figure in Germany, not because people just rallied around Hitler, but because people were rallying around Hitler's anti-Jew, anti-capitalist, anti-communist agenda.
00:28:03.000People were reacting to Bush, and then Obama came and said, let's unify around me in opposition to Bush and in opposition to the Republicans.
00:28:10.000The Republicans don't understand the only person who's even trying to do this really is Trump, and that's why he's the only person who is succeeding.
00:28:17.000Okay, so it's time for some things that I hate.
00:28:22.000If you've never read the book, has anyone in the room ever read the book Day of the Jackal?
00:28:26.000They made a movie, a really terrible movie with Bruce Willis, where they attempted to do this, and it was just an awful film.
00:28:32.000There's a not bad film with Edward Fox, The Day of the Jackal from the 70s, but The Day of the Jackal is the best thriller ever written.
00:28:38.000If you're into kind of action thrillers, it is brilliant, it is clever, it's not kind of by the numbers, it's not the same hero appearing in every book, it's not Tom Clancy, it's a one-off, and it is a fantastic book.
00:28:49.000Day of the Jackal, you should go and pick it up by Frederick Forsyth.
00:28:55.000In my little debate with Patton Oswalt yesterday, which apparently it always takes two days for these things to go viral on the internet, so now it's starting to go viral, and of course you've got the left-wing website saying that he was clearly the winner because he's Patton Oswalt, and you've got the right-wing website saying that I was clearly the winner because I'm me, and so, you know, I obviously think I was the winner because I think Patton Oswalt is not that smart of a guy, to be frank with you.
00:29:15.000I think that he is a knee-jerk leftist who doesn't know very much about politics.
00:29:21.000You know, he thinks he's very well informed because he's an atheist, and so he has the arrogance that many atheists have to them, which is, I must be brilliant because I don't believe in God, and so he thinks that he knows politics.
00:29:51.000So I missed this one yesterday in our exchange because what happened is that we were tweeting and then I got in the car.
00:29:55.000By the time I got out of the car, he was tweeting me, why haven't you responded to me in the last half hour?
00:29:59.000Because I was in the car, you douchebag.
00:30:00.000But in any case, he tweeted at me that I had tweeted at him, how much money do you have?
00:30:06.000You know, what is your, well, you're a socialist.
00:30:07.000And he writes back to me, And I tweeted back to him,
00:30:25.000Because what I say is, what business is of yours how much money I make, or how much money goes to the government, or what I do with my money.
00:30:33.000You don't get to be a capitalist when it comes to your own money, but you get to be a socialist when it comes to everybody else's.
00:30:39.000That is one thing that I hate, but one of the other things that came up in this exchange was Patton Oswalt suggesting that science magically turns men into women and women into men.
00:30:47.000I like hearing undereducated comedians talk about how science makes chromosomes magically change because people think subjectively that they are of the other sex.
00:30:56.000So I thought that we should play some video of, I think, a transgender icon.
00:31:01.000And I'm not talking about some of the people who get heavily made up to go on TV.
00:31:04.000I'm not talking about that man who thinks he's a woman who's on Orange is the New Black and I can never remember this person's name.
00:31:14.000I'm not talking about Eddie Redmayne and the Danish girl with all the lighting and all of the makeup to make him look as much like a woman as humanly possible.
00:32:03.000Because I didn't know how to not be trans.
00:32:09.000Stephanie Walsh, welcome to Daily Extra.
00:32:11.000You are one of the people profiled in the Transgender Project web series and as well the TV show Am I a Boy or a Girl?
00:32:19.000Why did you decide to go so public with your story?
00:32:24.000I paid a pretty heavy price for transitioning and so at a certain point I thought
00:32:31.000I've already lost everything and everything's happened.
00:32:33.000So, okay, first of all, I just want to point out the spelling here.
00:32:36.000So it's not just enough that you... It's Stephanie Walsh, right?
00:32:40.000Here's how that is spelled for people who can't see the video of this.
00:32:42.000And if you can't see the video, you're missing half of the fun because Stephanie Walsh is a 52-year-old fat dude who's wearing a wig and a dress and is delusional.
00:33:42.000And according to Patton Oswalt and company, science says that the man that you're looking at, the 52-year-old man that you're looking at, according to Patton Oswalt and Reza Aslan, who jumped in also, you know, I don't know who Reza Aslan really was, to tell you the truth.
00:33:53.000I thought he was just the king of Narnia, but turns out that he's a commentator.
00:35:19.000I get guys that you wouldn't think that want to wear... like cops and bikers and... can I wear a dress?
00:35:29.000It gets very playful because you look at people and you think you understand what they're all about.
00:35:36.000You know, when you see a guy that's 300 pounds with a goatee who pulls in in a Harley and is going through my closet saying, can I wear this dress?
00:36:05.000No medication, no suicide thoughts, I just get to play.
00:36:08.000Even in jail, where he spent nine days in solitary confinement, this is according to the independents, they say she spent nine days in solitary confinement, but does not explain what for, she played.
00:36:18.000She made the cell a kingdom and sang songs there and would not be an adult
00:36:21.000So she said they could not hurt her, saying, if I'm six years old, I don't have to think about adult stuff.
00:36:27.000This is a six-year-old girl you're looking at here.
00:36:30.000A six-year-old girl that you're looking at.
00:36:32.000As she was never allowed to be a girl, she feels she is filling that tank full of little girl experiences, and loves the fact that she has access to really pretty clothes, and doesn't have to act her age.
00:36:40.000By not acting my age, I don't have to deal with the reality of my past, because it hurt.
00:36:45.000Hey, first of all, again, this person has, what was it, seven children?
00:36:49.000Seven, but I was not aware that biological females can impregnate another woman to the tune of seven children.
00:36:54.000But, beyond that, do you look at this person and think this person is totally mentally stable?
00:36:59.000The reason I put this in the things that I hate segment is not because I hate Stephanie Walsh.
00:37:02.000I don't care about Stephanie Walsh particularly much.
00:37:05.000In fact, I feel kind of terrible for this person because I feel terrible for mentally ill people.
00:37:09.000Mentally ill people need to be taken care of and they should not be humored.
00:37:14.000What I hate is a society that pretends that science suggests that what you're looking at on your screen is a six-year-old girl.
00:37:22.000Don't ask all of society to lie and to, in fact, get rid of the basic differences between man and woman on behalf of people who are mentally ill.
00:37:29.000It doesn't help them and it doesn't help society.
00:37:32.000And Patton Oswalt and all these other idiots who are out there talking about science transforming men into women.
00:37:37.000It's degrading to men, it's degrading to women, and it's degrading to mentally ill people.
00:37:42.000Because the truth is that if our job is now to humor every fantasy and delusion of the mentally ill, the society is going to go downhill in quite a hurry.