Kamala Harris gives an inspiring speech after losing to Kansas in the first round of the NCAA tournament, and then gets booed by the fans at the arena where she was shown on the jumbotron. It was the most inspiring speech anyone has ever given, and it was delivered by a woman who was booed when she showed up to the game and then proceeded to give a pep talk to the entire arena. It was a moment that stood out to me the most, not because of her performance, but because it was in response to a team that had just lost a game they were supposed to win, and she still showed up and delivered a speech that was so inspiring, it made me so proud of all the Bison. I hope you're proud of them, and I'll see them at the White House on Friday afternoon. The Ben Shapiro Show is sponsored by Express VPN. Get ExpressVPN right now at ExpressVPN.me/TheBenShapiroShow and use the promo code: "ExpressVPN" to get 20% off your first month with discount code "BONUS" at checkout. You won't want to miss it! Ben Shapiro is a writer, comedian, podcaster, and podcaster. His work can be found on all major podcast directories, podcasting platforms, and social media platforms. If you're looking for the best of the best, listen to the Ben Shapiro, tweet me , and tell me what you thought of Ben Shapiro's work, if you like what you think of it's work? or if you think it's good work, tweet him and he's great, if he's good, and he'll like it's a tweet me a review or a tweet about it's great work, and/or he's cool, I'll say so I'll tell me about it :) tweet me what he said it's awesome or not good enough. ;) linktr.ee/Ben Shapiro is an amazing guy. . Thank you, Ben Shapiro Thanks Ben Shapiro - - tweet me! - or you're cool, right? - Ben Shapiro: ? Timestamps: 5:30 - 5:00 - 6:15 - What do you think about this episode? 7:40 - What's your favorite moment? 8:10 - How do you like it?
00:02:00.000It is all just a giant joke, and these are all jokers.
00:02:02.000Just imagine, honestly, imagine the feelings of the players who have played the whole year to get to the tournament, they've just lost, and they're like, God, all I want to do is take a shower, and if I'm of age, have a beer, and go home.
00:02:16.000And in strolls the Vice President of the United States with the cameras to give an uplifting, inspiring speech.
00:02:21.000But it's Kamala Harris style, so here we go.
00:03:25.000And I see Bison literally all over the world, and we've been talking about you, this team, this team, you all, this team, this year, this team.
00:04:06.000Come, so we should, we plan, if you guys want at some point, right?
00:04:10.000When it's like a, you know, when you feel like playing hooky on Friday afternoon, whatever, just come and we'll do a White House tour, okay?
00:04:27.000That was the most inspiring speech since that one time that that girl played in the in the football game and then she kicked a squib kick and then she gave a picker upper talk at halftime.
00:04:36.000That is just inspiring stuff from Kamala Harris.
00:04:37.000Just slow clap for the vice president of the United States.
00:05:14.000Who have this extraordinary sense of egotism that the entire world revolves around them.
00:05:19.000They walk into a room and the only thing that matters is the words that are going to spill from their mouths, like pearls from the mouth of Demosthenes.
00:05:58.000Well, if you're using the internet and you're not protecting yourself, it's basically the same thing.
00:06:03.000And there are a lot of people out there, unlike you in the bathroom with the door open, like some people actually want to get your internet data.
00:06:07.000There are people who actually would love to have it.
00:07:05.000I don't want to do this routine where 2020 is hindsight.
00:07:07.000At the time, people didn't know that much about the virus.
00:07:10.000It was arguable as to what exactly should be done.
00:07:14.000But the broad smiles on the faces of the people who are about to implement 15 days to slow the spread, which actually meant three years to slow the spread, trillions of dollars blown into the economy, an inflationary spiral, a shutdown on hundreds of thousands of small businesses, the destruction of children's lives for two years.
00:07:31.000The smiles on their faces ushering this thing in.
00:07:37.000Because this was the beginning, right?
00:07:39.000This did not turn out the way they said it would turn out.
00:07:41.000It wasn't, in fact, a concerted strategy.
00:07:44.000It was not, in fact, a way of gaining control over the virus because it didn't do that.
00:07:50.000It was an element of one ultra crepedarian side of society, the expert class, deciding for the rest of us what life was going to be like.
00:07:59.000Here is the clip for those who don't remember that terrible day, March 15th, 2020.
00:08:04.000He was my mentor, so I'm going to have to let him speak.
00:08:07.000The small print here, it's really small print.
00:08:11.000In states with evidence of community transmission, bars, restaurants, food courts, gyms, and other indoor and outdoor venues where groups of people congregate should be closed.
00:08:30.000Now, of course, the big problem here is that President Trump had the right instincts, which was don't shut everything down, but he was essentially encouraged to defer to the quote-unquote expert class.
00:09:02.000We've got to get that death rate, which is around 400 or so, sometimes as high as 500, sometimes down to 300 per day. We've really got to do better than that. I mean, if you look at the relative percentage of people who have are updated on their boosters, we have less than 20% of the eligible people have received that updated BA four or five boost. So we've got to do better than that,
00:09:29.000even though we're doing much better than we were. Shots and shots and shots and shots.
00:09:35.00080% of your body mass must be made up of the vaccine, despite the fact that, again, the data tend to show that natural immunity is just as durable, if not more durable, than the actual vaccines themselves, particularly when it comes to Omicron, which is not nearly as deadly as the original variant.
00:09:49.000But the key to understanding Anthony Fauci and what the last three years have been is this clip.
00:10:07.000They believe in an esoteric, exoteric distinction when it comes to politics.
00:10:11.000Very famously, there's a philosopher named Leo Strauss who talks about Plato.
00:10:15.000And what he suggests is that there are people who read Plato and then they sort of just read it at face value, but there's a deeper meaning to it.
00:10:20.000And the deeper meaning is planted there for the specific elite and everybody else.
00:10:48.000What have you learned three years in about COVID?
00:10:52.000The big surprise of all, when we expected that it would go up and then go back down and then sort of disappear and go into the background, we wound up having variant after variant and surge after surge.
00:11:07.000Right up to what we're having right now, which are sub-lineages of the Omicron surge, which started well over a year ago.
00:11:14.000So this has been really a moving target.
00:11:17.000And that's the reason why we've had many times change some of the things that we said and recommended.
00:11:24.000People saying that's flip-flopping, but it isn't.
00:11:27.000It's learning as you go along and making your recommendations according to the new data as it evolves.
00:11:35.000If they had been fully transparent, that would be true, but it is not true.
00:11:38.000There were no new data suggesting that masks suddenly became effective after Anthony Fauci said they weren't effective after saying that they were effective.
00:11:44.000There was no new data suggesting that protesting certain causes was okay, but protesting other causes was not okay.
00:11:49.000There was no new data suggesting that certain types of outdoor activity should be banned, but other types of outdoor activity should not be banned.
00:11:55.000Like, the data were pretty clear in the early days exactly what COVID was and what COVID was not.
00:12:01.000The data changed when it came to, for example, or they were just lying about the data and falsifying the data with regard to transmissibility after vaccination.
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00:13:32.000Okay, so this brings us to the financial situation.
00:13:35.000Our experts keep claiming that everything is under control.
00:13:38.000And the minute that our experts now say that everything is under control, I start to check my wallet.
00:13:42.000Because I have serious, serious doubts.
00:13:44.000According to the Wall Street Journal, the biggest banks in the United States swooped in to rescue First Republic Bank with a flood of cash totaling $30 billion yesterday in an effort to stop a spreading panic following a pair of recent bank failures.
00:13:54.000The bank executives came together in recent days to formulate the plan, discussing it with Treasury Secretary Jenny Yellen and other officials and regulators in Washington, D.C., people familiar with the matter said.
00:14:03.000Apparently, the banks have already taken out, I kid you not, something like $168 billion from the Federal Reserve in terms of borrowing from the Federal Reserve in order to shore up their balance sheets in expectation of possible future runs.
00:14:18.000The possibility of a real recession now is becoming larger and larger, which is exactly what Goldman Sachs says.
00:14:25.000The attempt to save the First Republic is probably how they should have done it with Silicon Valley Bank.
00:14:28.000But as you'll recall, the Federal Reserve decided, the FDIC decided they were not going to allow a full bidding process to just pick up and save Silicon Valley Bank by other big banks.
00:14:38.000Instead, they were going to make you, the taxpayer, bear the burden of filling in all of those Unsecured depositors, which puts the Federal Reserve on the hook for trillions of dollars in unsecured deposit holdings if one of these banks goes under.
00:14:54.000All of these banks, their stock dropped yesterday.
00:14:57.000JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, they're each making a $5 billion uninsured deposit into First Republic in order to, again, shore up their balance sheets.
00:15:05.000Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs are each kicking in $2.5 billion apiece.
00:15:08.000Five other banks are contributing $1 billion apiece.
00:15:11.000The Treasury Department, Federal Reserve, FDIC, and Office of the Comptroller of the Currency said, quote, this show of support by a group of large banks is most welcome and demonstrates the resilience of the banking system.
00:15:22.000Now, again, this sounds a little too easy, honestly.
00:15:27.000So yesterday, Janet Yellen gave testimony on the Hill where she suggested that our banking system remains sound.
00:15:34.000Again, this is the same lady who suggested that inflation was going to be transitory and that blowing money into the economy was not going to be a permanent problem.
00:15:41.000I can reassure the members of the committee that our banking system is sound and that Americans can feel confident that their deposits will be there when they need them.
00:15:53.000This week's actions demonstrate our resolute commitment to ensure that our financial system remains strong and that depositors' savings remain safe.
00:16:06.000Well, do you feel secure now that she said it?
00:16:07.000All the experts are saying they're under control.
00:16:09.000Just like COVID was under control, 15 days to slow the spread.
00:16:12.000They always have it under control until precisely the moment that they do not.
00:16:16.000One big problem when it comes to First Republic is that the systemic problems that actually attend to First Republic are slightly different than the systemic problems with Silicon Valley Bank.
00:16:23.000The Silicon Valley Bank over-invested in U.S.
00:16:26.000government bonds or mortgage-backed securities.
00:16:32.00015% of First Republic's $212 billion in assets are investment securities, mostly made up of municipal bonds.
00:16:37.000Now, muni bonds have the advantage, according to the Wall Street Journal, of being tax exempt, and they bear a low risk weighting for the purposes of calculating capital to meet the regulatory standards.
00:16:46.000Most muni bonds are held by households and mutual funds that are thinly traded on the secondary market.
00:16:51.000Muni bonds also have a similar duration risk to other long-dated government securities, but they can't be rapidly sold to redeem deposits.
00:16:56.000So that means that First Republic is actually not all that liquid.
00:17:00.000So another illustration of how Dodd-Frank failed.
00:17:03.000First Republic's tier one leverage ratio is greater than that of most big banks, but it might not be enough to absorb all of the losses.
00:17:08.000So in other words, you know, this notion that simply shoring up their current holdings is going to be enough.
00:17:13.000If they're not liquid, it may not be enough if there were to be a run on the bank.
00:17:18.000Jenny Ellen also admitted yesterday, by the way, that the SVB bailouts of uninsured deposit holders, unsecured deposit holders, she admitted that that sort of bailout is not going to apply to rural community banks.
00:17:28.000So apparently it only applies to the ones that are quote-unquote too big to fail or too properly located to fail.
00:17:34.000Every bank, every community bank in Oklahoma, regardless of the size of the deposit, will they get the same treatment that SVBP just got or Signature Bank just got?
00:17:45.000A bank only gets that treatment if a majority of the FDIC board, a supermajority, a supermajority of the Fed board and I in consultation with the president determine that the failure to protect uninsured depositors would create systemic risk So it won't create systemic risk if a small bank fails and it's a bunch of farmers.
00:18:15.000But if it's Silicon Valley Bank and they are tied into the entire system because it is elite people who are using those institutions, all those people get bailed out.
00:18:24.000By the way, this is the same Jenny Ellen.
00:18:26.000Again, her expertise is supposed to make you feel secure.
00:18:28.000This is the same Jenny Ellen who said literally yesterday in testimony that reckless spending did not contribute to the collapse.
00:18:32.000She was asked if reckless spending contributed to the collapse.
00:18:37.000Will this administration acknowledge that their reckless tax spending contributed to not only the challenges that we see in everyday households, but also to challenges that we're facing today with SVB?
00:18:49.000Look, inflation is too high and it is the President's top priority to bring it down.
00:18:56.000And there are many contributors to why inflation is too high.
00:19:01.000Importantly, fallout from the pandemic and Russia's war on Ukraine that boosted food and energy prices.
00:19:10.000Many countries around the world suffer from the same problem.
00:19:32.000Now the notion that the expert class in politics is different from the political class generally is a category error.
00:19:36.000A lot of these people are not, in fact, predominantly experts in their fields who are concerned with getting the answer right.
00:19:42.000Many of them are very much in favor of being in charge of the levers of public policy and that requires a certain level Of self-confidence that often crosses over into narcissistic arrogance that allows you to make predictions that simply are not true and play with people's money and lives in the process.
00:19:58.000In just one second, we'll see the kind of people who are now being incentivized to get into positions of responsibility at banks like Credit Suisse.
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00:21:08.000Okay, so Credit Suisse was one of the other banks that was sort of on the chopping block here.
00:21:13.000They've had an infusion of cash from the Swiss National Bank.
00:21:17.000It is unclear, other than Credit Suisse's kind of general mismanagement over the course of the last three years, what makes them more systemically risky than other banks.
00:21:25.000But that mismanagement has been presided over by the head of global markets at Credit Suisse, a person named Pipps Bunce.
00:21:34.000Well, Pipps Bunce is an interesting human.
00:21:38.000Pipps Bunce, his name is Philip Bunce.
00:21:41.000He is a dude, but he is known, according to the Evening Standard in the UK, to sometimes go to work in a wig and women's clothing.
00:21:47.000It was also named on the Financial Times and Heroes' Champions of Women in Business list, an annual ranking of 100 company leaders who support women in business.
00:21:56.000This is Gender Fluid, Senior Director at Credit Suisse.
00:22:02.000So, this man is one of the 100 best women in business, according to the Financial Times.
00:22:08.000Known as Pip Spuns, the director of who is Credit Suisse's head of global markets core engineering integration components, came in 32nd on the Financial Times list of 100 female business champions, despite the fact that he is in fact a male who is married to a woman and has a couple of kids.
00:22:23.000After receiving that award, he said in a statement, I am truly honored and humbled by this award and I'm proud of the progress we are making toward all forms of gender diversity and equality.
00:22:31.000These are the people who are running our institutions increasingly.
00:22:34.000If this seems strange to you, it shouldn't be because we are a society that is completely devoted to the idea that.
00:22:40.000Forms of forms of oddity and weirdness are not indicators of any of any failures of risk assessment whatsoever.
00:22:52.000Here is McKenzie celebrating Pips Buns.
00:22:56.000I think as an LGBTQI leader, I think some of the things that's really helped me on my own journey is, you know, A, being really proud of who I am, you know, really owning my authenticity because I think people relate and can relate to you so much better when they know you're being totally genuine, sincere and honest.
00:23:10.000I think also, you know, having had certain amounts of adversity on your own journey, I think that in-builds into you a fair amount of sort of extra resilience, which then really helps empower your own sort of leadership skills.
00:23:22.000Intersectionality to me means, you know, we don't all fit into a nice single one box.
00:23:25.000You know, I'm non-binary, I'm gender fluid, I'm trans, I'm many different things.
00:23:29.000We all, you know, have so many different amazing attributes.
00:23:30.000Alliance LGBTQ conference talking about what intersectionality means to him.
00:23:35.000Intersectionality to me means, you know, we don't all fit into a nice single one box.
00:23:41.000You know, I'm non-binary, I'm gender fluid, I'm trans, I'm many different things.
00:23:45.000We all, you know, have so many different amazing attributes.
00:23:48.000To me, we're all the same, uniquely different.
00:23:51.000Remember, power should never be concentrated in too few hands, because very often people are strange and weird. And the people who often seek that power in today's modern world are people who are not doing so out of a sense of duty to their fellow human beings.
00:24:06.000They are seeking that power not because they believe that they are going to quote unquote better the world for anyone except for their own particular type.
00:24:13.000It's it's a Strange and terrifying move on behalf of Western civilization when the great experts of our time are mostly concerned about whether they get on magazine covers rather than what they are actually accomplishing in the world.
00:24:28.000Which brings us to the strangest clip of the day.
00:24:31.000We've played a few already, but this is definitely the strangest clip of the day.
00:24:36.000Dylan Mulvaney is a man who believes that he is a woman.
00:24:39.000Dylan Mulvaney has spent one year being a girl, by which I mean he is a man who pretends that he is a girl for a year, and this means that he gets makeup contracts, and it means that he performs at the Rainbow Room, sponsored by major corporations, and has major Hollywood stars come out in support of him pretending to be a woman.
00:24:53.000Now, we are supposed to believe that in some internal way, Dylan Mulvaney is one, actually a woman, not just a gay man, actually a woman.
00:27:09.000A humble individual simply seeking personal happiness and in no way attention seeking.
00:27:14.000Again, I will note that Dylan Mulvaney's behavior as a flamboyant gay man in this clip is precisely the same as Dylan Mulvaney's behavior as a woman.
00:27:21.000So the new definition of woman now actually just matches up with Jack Nicholson's description of a woman in As Good As It Gets.
00:27:29.000A man but without reason or accountability.
00:27:33.000Literally, that is Dylan Mulvaney's definition of a woman.
00:27:36.000My friend Matt Walsh, he constantly asks, what is a woman?
00:27:40.000The answer is a woman is Dylan Mulvaney, which means exactly the same as Dylan Mulvaney Gay man, but wearing a dress and some high heels and some makeup and having some surgeries.
00:28:06.000I mean, this person sat with the president of the United States talking about policy with regards to hormone treatments and surgeries for minors.
00:28:14.000This is where we are and all the experts, the expert class, they are amazing at this.
00:28:18.000I'm so glad that they proved their mettle during the pandemic and then proved their mettle again in 40 year highs in inflation, proved their mettle socially by pushing this sort of nonsense.
00:28:27.000They're also proving their mettle when it comes to the environment.
00:28:31.000So I'm excited to announce to you that the left, which told you about six weeks ago that there was no attempt to come after the gas stoves.
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00:31:51.000Meanwhile, Here's the thing that our weird class, our weird class, they want like epic levels of control over your individual life.
00:31:57.000See, here's the thing about traditional rules and traditional rules.
00:32:00.000These are pieces of time tested wisdom that have lasted over the course of thousands of years across civilizations, as it turns out.
00:32:07.000And we are discarding all of that in favor of a few weirdos who have decided that they get to control everything about your life all the way down to the level of should you have a gas stove in your house?
00:32:18.000I don't trust them because why would I trust them?
00:32:19.000Why would I give these people control over my life?
00:32:23.000Remember that they said they weren't coming after your gas stove.
00:32:25.000Well, now, according to the Washington Examiner, the simmering controversy over a Biden administration gas stove ban has reignited.
00:32:31.000Not one, but two separate federal agencies are proposing or studying regulations that would severely curtail the use of gas stoves for new construction.
00:32:38.000That has renewed the culture war battle over the appliances.
00:32:40.000Instead of working to lower food prices for families and lessening inflation, the Biden administration's priority is working to target as many as 40% of Americans and arbitrarily ban their gas stoves, according to the Heritage Action Executive Director Jessica Anderson.
00:32:52.000The Department of Energy has now proposed new efficiency standards, which the vast majority of today's gas stoves would not meet.
00:32:58.000The Consumer Product Safety Commission is seeking information on quote, chronic hazards associated with gas ranges and proposed solutions to these hazards potentially in advance of its own rule.
00:33:06.000DOE says that its proposal would not be a ban per se, but 96% of gas stoves the DOE physically tested did not meet the new regulations.
00:33:15.000So it's not a ban, but it's kind of a ban.
00:33:21.000Meanwhile, Senators Joe Manchin of West Virginia and Ted Cruz teamed up for a bipartisan bill to block a gas stove ban.
00:33:26.000Again, one of the things that is driving all of this is this notion that if we de-hook houses to natural gas, this is somehow going to lower carbon emissions to the extent necessary to lower climate change.
00:34:06.000So New York lawmakers, according to Politico, are now on track to enact a statewide ban on gas heating and appliances in new buildings, a major marker in a partisan fight over fossil fuels and consumer choice.
00:34:16.000The State Assembly and Senate, both controlled by Democrats, included different versions of a natural gas ban in their budget proposals.
00:34:22.000Those are expected to be reconciled, and Governor Kathy Hochul will apparently sign that thing.
00:34:28.000The Energy Department, of course, has been proposing efficiency regulations for cooktops and ovens and gas stoves, but New York is looking to ban all this for real.
00:34:36.000It would be the first state to enact a full natural gas ban for new building developments, effectively requiring them to use electric heating and stoves.
00:34:43.000Now, again, there's a serious problem here, which is that all of the electrical grids are still run off of fossil fuels.
00:34:50.000I mean, that is natural gas, coal, oil, right?
00:34:53.000These are the way that most of the electrical grids are still fueled because all other forms of energy are either seasonal or time-dependent, right?
00:35:01.000Solar only works when the sun is shining.
00:35:02.000Wind only works when the wind is blowing.
00:35:05.000Natural gas, oil, coal, these are physical forms of energy that can then be utilized in order to generate electricity around the clock.
00:35:13.000But they're attempting to, I guess, make it unclear where exactly you're getting your power by making it so that your building can't hook up to natural gas anymore.
00:35:19.000Now it's going to hook to the electrical grid, which is just going to use natural gas in order to power the electrical grid.
00:35:25.000Again, all of this is designed to make people feel good about themselves.
00:35:28.000It doesn't actually change the trajectory in any major way with regard to carbon emissions.
00:35:32.000Meanwhile, California regulators are doing the same thing.
00:35:34.000According to the Washington Free Beacon, California regulators voted on Wednesday to ban gas furnaces and water heaters in one of the state's most populated regions, a move that will likely require locals to undergo costly home renovations.
00:35:44.000The Bay Area Air Quality District Board, a panel of appointees tasked with curbing pollutants for nine California counties, voted on Wednesday to block the installation of all gas-powered appliances beginning in 2027.
00:35:54.000The board acknowledged homeowners will have to spend thousands of dollars to install electric appliances, and the pivot away from natural gas will increase energy costs.
00:36:02.000They are wrecking that place one regulation at a time.
00:36:06.000The Bay Area ban does not apply to gas stoves, but that offers little relief to residents.
00:36:09.000The ban will already raise the cost of living in the overpriced Bay Area, where the good news is, you won't be able to use any sort of gas oven or gas heating or gas water heater, but you will be able to subsidize every black resident of San Francisco to the tune of $5 million.
00:36:22.000So excellent governance taking place from, again, our nation's strangest people is spectacular stuff, which brings us full circle all the way back to Kamala Harris.
00:36:31.000Again, Kamala Harris is In the dictionary, under politician, there's just a picture of Kamala Harris.
00:36:37.000The people who run our country are all Kamala Harris.
00:38:26.000But that is why the ones that you actually want in power are the ones who don't actually want to exercise that power in order to overthrow all of the traditional structures of society.
00:38:34.000Now, what's amazing is also what the media consider to be weird versus what is actually weird.
00:38:38.000So according to the media, the head of global markets at Credit Suisse being a gender fluid False woman who is married to a woman and has a couple of kids.
00:39:32.000The only thing that truly matters, according to the left, is this story.
00:39:35.000So the Daily Beast now reports that according to two sources, the Florida governor once ate, not repeatedly, once ate chocolate pudding with his fingers.
00:39:44.000The chatter over DeSantis' public engagement has also surfaced past unflattering stories about his social skills, particularly his propensity to devour food during meetings.
00:39:51.000He would sit in meetings and eat in front of people, a former DeSantis staffer told the Daily Beast, always like a starving animal who has never eaten before, getting bleep everywhere.
00:39:59.000Enshrined in DeSantis' lore is an episode from four years ago.
00:40:02.000During a private plane trip from Tallahassee to Washington, D.C.
00:40:04.000in March of 2019, DeSantis enjoyed a chocolate pudding dessert by eating it with three of his fingers, according to two sources familiar with the incident.
00:40:13.000Um, but that's all that matters, right?
00:40:18.000Now, you have never eaten food with your fingers, of course, because you were brought up in the court of Queen Victoria.
00:40:26.000So you've never eaten food with your fingers.
00:40:28.000And if we're gonna go on like the scale of weirdness, obviously eating pudding with your fingers on a plane in the middle of a campaign, way weirder than actually believing that a man who cuts off his dick is a woman.
00:40:38.000I mean, on a scale of weirdness, the President of the United States sitting there and calling it sinful not to trans the children.
00:40:47.000The current president of the United States actually has pudding for brains.
00:40:50.000So it is significantly less important to me how people eat pudding than the fact that the current president of the United States actually has pudding between his ears.
00:40:57.000Like, that is actually a real problem.
00:40:59.000But this is going to be the ongoing campaign.
00:41:01.000So the ongoing campaign against DeSantis, they've been struggling for this, right?
00:41:04.000Normally, they say a couple of things about Republican candidates.
00:41:37.000So if the best that they can do is he ate pudding with his fingers, good luck with that.
00:41:41.000Meanwhile, they have another angle that they are taking with regard to the Republicans out of the media because they have to defend the Democrats at all costs.
00:41:47.000They're going back to the well on Republicans are really pessimistic and say mean and dark things.
00:41:53.000Here's a headline by Ashley Parker at The Washington Post, quote, Much of the 2024 GOP field focuses on dark, apocalyptic themes.
00:42:00.000Now, I remember this exact headline after Donald Trump's convention speech in 2016.
00:42:21.000I seem to recall the entire media declaring that the apocalypse was upon us in the middle of an economic boom while Trump was president, while peace was breaking out in the Middle East.
00:42:28.000But apparently, if you mention that things are going poorly in the country or that we have some real serious societal fractures, this means dark and apocalyptic things.
00:42:36.000And the problem is that the American people kind of agree that things are not looking amazing in the United States right now.
00:42:41.000So the legacy media have this whole shtick, right?
00:42:44.000It's that if you say that things are going poorly in the country, this means you have a dark vision of the country.
00:42:48.000Remember, the entire Washington Post that prints this entire piece talking about how the 2024 GOP field is focusing on dark apocalyptic themes.
00:42:56.000They literally put a subheader on their paper called Democracy Dies in Darkness After Trump was Elected.
00:43:03.000The darkness was upon us and they were the guiding light.
00:43:07.000It's just, it's absurdity at the highest level.
00:43:09.000This is also why they are focusing in on a little video that Donald Trump cut yesterday.
00:43:18.000I mean, I hate to break it to folks, but Trump remains popular with a lot of people specifically because his interests seem to be In favor of what's going on in the country first.
00:43:27.000And there's a lot of talk in both sort of interventionist Republican circles and on the Democratic side about the split inside the Republican Party over Ukraine.
00:43:34.000The truth is there is not a massive split.
00:43:36.000There are some people who are full isolationist on Ukraine or like we shouldn't be involved at all.
00:43:40.000And then there's kind of the vast middle of the Republican Party that thinks it is important to stand Russia off from fully invading Ukraine.
00:43:47.000But it's asking what the end goal here is.
00:43:52.000Everybody in the legacy media is yelling at Trump about this video that he did yesterday.
00:43:56.000They're calling him unpatriotic for a video that he did yesterday because what he suggested is the great threat to world empires, historically speaking, is interior collapse, internal failure.
00:44:15.000But the greatest threat to Western civilization today is not Russia.
00:44:20.000It's probably, more than anything else, ourselves and some of the horrible, USA-hating people that represent us.
00:44:31.000It's the abolition of our national borders.
00:44:33.000It's the failure to police our own cities.
00:44:37.000It's the destruction of the rule of law from within.
00:44:40.000It's the collapse of the nuclear family.
00:44:44.000Fertility rates like nobody can believe is happening.
00:44:49.000It's the Marxists who would have us become a godless nation worshipping at the altar of race and gender and environment.
00:44:58.000And it's the globalist class that has made us totally dependent on China and other foreign countries that basically hate us.
00:45:06.000So what they're saying is that if he says that Russia is not our greatest threat, that the greatest threat is internal to the United States, that this means that he hates the United States.
00:45:13.000Well, Democrats believe the same thing about Republicans.
00:45:17.000I mean, this is what Joe Biden literally said every day in 2022.
00:45:21.000He said that Republicans were segregationists who wanted to reimpose Jim Crow 2.0.
00:45:25.000He said that Republicans were in league with people who wanted to overthrow the democracy, that we are on the verge of a fascist overthrow, a fascist coup d'etat in the United States.
00:45:34.000He said that in front of a blood red Independence Hall in one of the most authoritarian speeches I've ever seen in the United States.
00:45:41.000So pretend that this is like a unipolar argument, that if the other side gets control, it's gonna be bad for the country, is absolutely absurd.
00:45:48.000But here's the thing, no matter how much you try to yell at Trump for being negative, or yell at DeSantis for being quote-unquote negative about the current administration or about the state of the country, of course they're negative!
00:46:10.000So, Netflix has now cancelled an animated preschooler show that was promoting transgenderism and non-binaryness.
00:46:16.000I kid you not, this is why DW Kids is going to exist in very short order.
00:46:21.000We need kids content where you can put your kids in front of the TV and know that they are not going to be turned into gender non-binary widgets.
00:46:29.000So this was an actual clip From a show called Ridley Jones about a bison who comes out as nine binary to its grandma, played by Cindy Lauper, the creator of the show.
00:46:42.000Naturally, as a lesbian, as I say, the people who have cultural power are people who use that cultural power basically in order to legitimize their own feelings of importance.
00:46:50.000So Ridley Jones was canceled for good reason.
00:47:40.000Oh, and yes, this is the end of the series.
00:47:42.000They canceled us after what they just put out.
00:47:44.000They threw out all the specials, the Christmas special, the feature-length episode, the Cyndi Lauper episode, just quietly slipped it in onto the service.
00:47:55.000Of course Netflix had to cancel it because who wants to watch that?
00:47:58.000Who wants to put their kids in front of it?
00:47:59.000And again, this is why you should go subscribe right now at dailywireplus.com because we're not going to provide this kind of crap to your kids at any point.
00:48:06.000We're not going to put it up and then take it down.
00:48:07.000We're just not going to give it to your kids because it turns out that those values are bad for your children.
00:48:12.000And that you should not have values that run directly counter to your own and the tradition and wisdom of history injected into programs meant for kids.
00:48:20.000If you think they're not coming for your kids, they are coming for your kids.
00:48:22.000That is the reason you put that in a preschool show.
00:48:23.000That is the only reason to put it in a preschool show.
00:48:25.000So at least Netflix has been forced to back off, but not for long.
00:49:04.000Um, well, I mean, it's not just that she, like, these are the same people who think that Gwyneth Paltrow is worth listening to are the people who are like, I have, I never took off my mask.
00:49:14.000What's the weirdest wellness thing that you've done?
00:49:15.000is great, which is why they are apparently putting ozone therapy in their behinds.
00:49:23.000So she was on an episode of The Art of Being Well, and she says that this is the weirdest thing that she is doing right now. What's the weirdest wellness thing that you've done?
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