Ben Shapiro uncovers the biggest media beclowning of the day: the New York Times caved to the activist wing of its own journalistic institution. NBC News targets the Federalists with destruction. With Google s help, former Vice Presidential Candidate Tim Kaine gives an interesting lesson on American slavery. And President Trump issues an executive order on policing. All of this and more on today's Ben Shapiro Show. Subscribe to my new show on The Ben Shapiro Podcast, wherever you get your shows, and don't miss it! Subscribe today using our podcast s promo code POWER10 for 10% off your first pack! Protect your online privacy today at ExpressVPN.org/ProtectYourOnline Privacy. Use the promo code: PGPodcasts to receive $10 and contribute $10 to Protect Your Online Privacy today! You'll get 10% OFF your first purchase of an ExpressVPN membership when you place an order of $99 or more at Express VPN. Protect Your Privacy by becoming a patron of ExpressVPN today. If you like the show and/or want to support it, you can become a patron for as little as $10 or more than $99.00 a month! It doesn't get better than that! Enjoy the show, learn more about your ad choices and access to all the best deals on the show! Learn more about the show recommendations, perks and perks that go on offer, including VIP memberships, group packages, group deals, and more! Links mentioned in this week's show: The Daily Mail's newest ad-free version of the show "The Right Side Of History Podcasts, The Right Side of History and much more. . Watch this video on my new book "The Best of the Week" coming soon! FREE Training & more! FREE Training on my YouTube channel: Click here! Thanks for listening to learn about all the latest in the show? I'm not joking about it? I promise you'll get a chance to win a discount on my book on my upcoming book, The Left Side of history, The Truth About It's Not What I'm talking about it, The Best of It's All That's Good, My Thoughts and Stuff I'll Tell Me How I'm Working It's Real Good, I'll send me That's Real, I'm Gonna Tell You How I'll Be That Good, Too Good, and I'll See That's Not That Good?
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00:01:55.000Okay, so we begin with the big media story of the day.
00:01:58.000So the media have just beclown themselves.
00:02:00.000Over the past few months, they've absolutely beclown themselves.
00:02:02.000They've beclown themselves on coronavirus because they suggested that coronavirus was super serious until exactly the moment when people decided to rush out into the streets and protest en masse, at which point coronavirus became not serious at all.
00:02:14.000They've beclowned themselves on police violence by suggesting that the police all across the country are racist and systemically shooting black men, which is not true.
00:02:22.000They've beclowned themselves on everything from impeachment to Russiagate.
00:02:25.000I mean, it's just, it's an insane level of beclowning each and every day.
00:02:28.000But they've always been able to hide behind the idea that they were journalists and not activists.
00:02:33.000Well, now the mask is coming off, obviously, because in the midst of the George Floyd protest, we saw the New York Times basically cave directly to the activist wing of its own journalistic institution.
00:02:42.000We saw its woke staffers bully out the editorial op-ed page manager, who, of course, was on the left.
00:02:48.000We saw the Philadelphia Inquirer get rid of one of its editors, specifically because he was not woke enough, despite the fact that he had diversified the newsroom.
00:02:57.000It was very clear that the journalistic Objectivity that was purported to reign at a lot of these institutions was bullcrap.
00:03:04.000The mask finally fell for, I think, what is the most clear time last night.
00:03:08.000And in the process, also unmasked a lot of the big tech companies, particularly Google, specifically Google, because I don't think all big tech companies are quite the same on this stuff.
00:03:16.000Google, particularly, for being unbelievably hypocritical in taking advantage of section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which shields websites from being policed for their comment sections, right?
00:03:26.000Shields them from liability for their comment sections.
00:03:29.000Google decided that it would go after the Federalist, a right-wing outlet.
00:03:33.000It would go after the Federalist for its comment section.
00:03:36.000And NBC News was the leading driver here.
00:03:39.000So there's something that a lot of news organizations do these days when it comes to policing their competitors.
00:03:45.000What they will do is they will go to advertisers on a particular show, like, say, Tucker Carlson.
00:03:51.000They get some sort of notice from a group like Media Matters that Tucker has said something controversial, and Media Matters has taken him out of context to suggest that he is a racist.
00:03:58.000And then they will go to all the advertisers, and in the guise of news gathering, these outlets and these reporters will say, so, you still advertising on Tucker Carlson?
00:04:06.000Now, that's not news, that's activism.
00:04:08.000Because the basic idea there is we're going to report it if you don't drop the advertising.
00:04:13.000We are going to make an issue of it if you don't drop the advertising on Tucker Carlson.
00:04:16.000You are responsible for the stuff that Tucker Carlson says.
00:04:18.000So that's long been the sort of nexus between the open activism of groups like Media Matters and the so-called journalism of a lot of members of the media who are willing to run with that narrative and are willing to quote-unquote ask questions, but ask questions to achieve a certain purpose.
00:04:34.000So yesterday, the mask came off completely.
00:04:38.000So NBC News has a reporter named Adele Momoko Frazier, who reported on Tuesday that Google had banned The Federalist from its advertising platform.
00:04:46.000The supposed prohibition came after NBC approached Google with allegedly problematic articles featured on The Federalist's website.
00:04:52.000This is by Beckett Adams over at Washington Examiner.
00:04:54.000A spokeswoman then told The Washington Examiner that The Federalist is not currently demonetized, but here is the entire story.
00:05:03.000A British non-profit group is called the Center for Countering Digital Hate.
00:05:06.000These groups have basically been set up with shoddy, incredibly shoddy research.
00:05:09.000This has been going on for several years.
00:05:10.000These are the same sorts of groups that suggest that people like Dave Rubin or Jordan Peterson or Joe Rogan or I are directing people toward white supremacist ideology.
00:05:19.000It's all this nonsense that they promote that suggests that if you are a typical conservative or not even conservative, that if you stand up for the idea that men and women are different, for example, that this is driving people toward white supremacy.
00:05:31.000It doesn't matter how many times you yourself have led the charge against the alt-right, you actually are alt-right.
00:05:37.000In order to promote a particular point of view of the world, which is that if you are right of Karl Marx, then you are in essence a fascist and can be grouped with the fascists.
00:05:44.000Okay, so this British non-profit group is called the Center for Countering Digital Hate.
00:05:48.000They published a paper that targeted 10 US-based websites that it said had published racist criticisms of the recent protests surrounding the death of George Floyd.
00:05:55.000Those websites, the non-profit group argued, stand to make millions of dollars through Google Ads.
00:06:10.000NBC does exactly what I've talked about with regard to, for example, Tucker Carlson and media matters.
00:06:14.000NBC approaches Google with the Center for Countering Digital Hate study, demanding the tech giant do something about it.
00:06:21.000Now, NBC's original story quoted a Google spokesperson who said, quote, we have strict publisher policies that govern the content ads can run on and explicitly prohibit derogatory content that promotes hatred, intolerance, violence, or discrimination based on race from monetizing.
00:06:34.000Adding when a page or site violates our policies, we take action.
00:06:36.000In this case, we've removed the Federalist's ability to monetize with Google.
00:06:39.000A Google spokesperson declined to reconcile that above, quote, with the tech company's current position that it has not, in fact, demonetized the Federalist.
00:06:47.000A spokesperson for the Federalist did not respond to the Washington Examiner's request for comment.
00:06:51.000The initial NBC report also included a passage where the author bragged that it was her news division, the ironically named Verification Unit, that approached Google with the hate study demanding the tech company do something about the allegedly offensive online content.
00:07:05.000Google blocked the Federalist from its advertising platform after the NBC News Verification Unit brought the project to its attention, said the original report, which has now been retconned and removed.
00:07:14.000The Federalist, the NBC reporter explained in a current version of the write-up, has become well-known in recent years for publishing far-right articles on a variety of subjects.
00:07:21.000It published an article claiming the media had been lying about looting and violence during the protests, which was included in the report sent to Google.
00:07:27.000So the supposedly problematic article, by the way, is not racist.
00:07:30.000It just points out that the media have basically suggested if you cover the rioting and the looting, you are racist.
00:07:36.000Google, for its part, disputed most of the NBC's report, including the part where it said the Federalists came under scrutiny because of specific articles.
00:07:43.000Instead, Google says that the Federalists' comments section was the problem.
00:07:47.000A spokesperson said, we've been told the Federalists removed comments as of this time.
00:07:51.000She added, when our enforcement team reviewed sites, they reviewed the entire site's content, including the comments section.
00:07:58.000In this instance, the notification to the Federalist was related to the comments section of the site, which is not a new policy.
00:08:03.000The comments sections consistently violated our dangerous and derogatory policy.
00:08:07.000Okay, then this reporter—remember, reporter, not activist, reporter—tweeted out, new, from NBC Verification Unit, thanks to at SF Fake News and CCD Hate for their hard work and collaboration.
00:08:19.000So openly saying, like, I'm collaborating with these groups in order to take down the Federalist.
00:08:33.000One is that it is perfectly obvious at this point that so many members of the media, not all of them, many members of the media are activists in the disguise of journalists.
00:08:41.000So I'm glad this happened because it just takes the mask right off.
00:08:44.000It is perfectly obvious, and corporations should know it.
00:08:46.000And when a journalist calls you for comment on the latest thing Tucker Carlson has said, they're not calling you because they care what you say.
00:08:51.000They're calling you because they are threatening you.
00:08:57.000The dirty little game is all you got to do is get a reporter from Huffington Post to call you up for a comment in order to drive an advertiser off a show, off a site, or off a particular outlet.
00:09:08.000Because basically, the Huffington Post journalists are the action wing of groups like Media Matters.
00:09:15.000Media Matters isn't openly calling for defunding Tucker Carlson.
00:09:18.000Instead, all they do is they just send off to their email list, to the NBC News Verification Unit, and to the Huffington Post quote-unquote journalists.
00:09:25.000And they say, look at this bad thing somebody said today.
00:09:27.000Why don't you call up their advertisers?
00:09:38.000Because NBC News not only botched their own story, right?
00:09:41.000Their verification unit printed a story that was not true and had to revise it stealthily.
00:09:46.000But not only that, the NBC quote-unquote news unit was directly driving the story in the first place by going to Google and trying to have the federalist demonetized.
00:11:35.000Okay, so that's story number one, is NBC News' journalists who are actually activists demonstrating full-scale that they're activists and not journalists.
00:11:41.000And I don't want to hear from them anymore, that when they are calling advertisers for comment, that what they're really doing is just, they're just seeking out the news.
00:11:51.000Have you ever seen that movie with Jake Gyllenhaal?
00:11:53.000He starts off by basically making money covering car crashes, and then he starts staging the car crashes so he can make money off of the car crashes, right?
00:12:00.000You guys are Jake Gyllenhaal and Nightcrawler.
00:12:03.000You're participating in the crimes in order so you can make money off of photographing the crimes.
00:12:08.000So you get to really enjoy yourself always, right?
00:12:12.000You get to be an activist, and then you get to pretend that you're actually just a reporter.
00:12:15.000But there's another story here that is very telling and it makes it very difficult for libertarians like me.
00:12:20.000I'm libertarian when it comes to big tech.
00:12:22.000I think that big tech, these are private companies.
00:12:24.000They get to basically do what they want.
00:12:26.000And so the idea that we should be regulating big tech, I've always found very dicey because I don't like the idea of Elizabeth Warren at the head of some editorial commission determining whether a website is liable or not liable for comments posted in its comment section.
00:12:40.000There's something called Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
00:13:13.000It was not designed to suggest that you cannot curate.
00:13:16.000In fact, Section 230 was designed specifically to stop people from penalizing people who curate because the basic case behind Section 230 was Why would you penalize a company that's taking down, for example, pornography on its site, as opposed to a company that just allows pornography on its site?
00:13:34.000Bottom line is the distinction was between platforms which allow open thread, you can put up what you want, it can still be curated content, and sites that pay people to, or independent contractors to put up content on their site, right?
00:13:47.000Like so Daily Wire, we actually are sort of bifurcated in this way, right?
00:13:51.000We have a comment section that we curate, but that we are not responsible for legally.
00:13:55.000If someone posts something derogatory in our comment section, we are not responsible for that.
00:13:59.000We'll work to take it down, but we are not responsible for it.
00:14:01.000And then there are our writers, right?
00:14:08.000This is the law under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
00:14:11.000And Google and YouTube and all the other open thread, right?
00:14:14.000All the other platforms have relied on Section 230 because imagine for a second that you're YouTube and all of a sudden you're made liable for every video that is placed on your site.
00:14:23.000And there are literally millions of hours placed on your site every single day.
00:14:27.000There's tons of content on YouTube that violates various legal provisions.
00:15:03.000So, according to this NBC News report, basically what happened here is that Google went to the Federalists and said, you are not curating your comments in the way that we would like you to curate your comments, and therefore, we are going to talk about demonetizing you.
00:15:14.000So in other words, the standard that Google was holding the Federalists to was, you are responsible for the comment sections.
00:15:20.000We are going to demonetize you for your comment sections.
00:15:24.000We are going to remove the ability for you to make money from Google Ads because your comment sections are not properly policed.
00:15:30.000So in other words, you're responsible for your comment sections.
00:15:32.000We're not responsible for our site, but you're responsible for your comment sections.
00:15:36.000We cannot be held legally liable for the stuff that people are posting in our comment sections, because after all, that's an open thread.
00:15:42.000But you can be held liable by us for the comments in your comment section, even though you didn't post them.
00:15:49.000It's going to make it really difficult for libertarians like me to stare down Senator Josh Hawley from Missouri when he says, okay, hold up a second.
00:15:56.000Google is going to target people for their comment sections while maintaining that they are not liable for their own comment sections?
00:16:14.000If you are going to suggest that you actually get to exercise editorial control over where ads land based on comment sections, well now you're a publisher.
00:16:22.000You are treating yourself as a publisher at this point.
00:16:24.000Because your editorial control has gone so far that you are now making actual advertising decisions based on content appearing on somebody else's comment section.
00:16:33.000So no, we're not going to grant you that freedom from liability.
00:16:38.000One of the proposals that's been made is that you should be granted the right to sue if these publishers, if these platforms rather, do not adhere to their own rules in fair and even fashion.
00:16:48.000So if Twitter would take down a racist white person, but not take down Louis Farrakhan, for example.
00:16:54.000And again, I've stood against that because I don't think the government really has a place here.
00:16:57.000But if these institutions are going to act as the worst kind of government that I decry, it becomes very difficult for me to argue in favor of the libertarian position.
00:17:06.000So Google is just, the mask is off at Google, too.
00:17:18.000I think what actually happened is that they saw an article, they didn't like the article, they decided to penalize the Federalist, the blowback was too harsh, so they decided to blame the comment section.
00:17:25.000And they went directly from the frying pan into the fire.
00:17:28.000Because it turns out, it is worse to police a site based on its comment section than it is to police a site based on the articles that it posts.
00:17:35.000All of this is insane because we've now reached the censorious regime desired by the left.
00:17:44.000But rights are bad so long as they are exercised by people you don't like.
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00:19:54.000But don't worry guys, it's not activism, it's just journalism.
00:19:57.000It's just journalism, how to topple a statue.
00:19:59.000Now all of this is to back a narrative, right?
00:20:00.000All of this is to back a particular narrative.
00:20:02.000America is deeply systemically evil, all of its institutions are shot through with evil, and those who do not buy into the narrative must be punished.
00:20:41.000Meaning that they, my first rule, I get asked for advice from high school students on a routine basis.
00:20:46.000And they say, do you have a piece of advice for us?
00:20:47.000It's like, stay away from social media because everything you do on social media lives forever.
00:20:51.000I started writing a syndicated column at age 17.
00:20:53.000Most of my worst columns were written from ages 18 to 21.
00:20:56.000When you are young, you are full of vinegar and pep and stupidity.
00:21:01.000And you are more likely to post something that you are going to regret later.
00:21:03.000I have a whole list of things online about the things I regret having said over the years.
00:21:07.000Well, if you're posting stuff on social media when you're 15, 16 years old, chances are very good you're going to post something incredibly idiotic and or offensive.
00:21:14.000Now the way normally you would deal with that in a typical scenario, let's say there were no social media.
00:21:18.000Somebody would say something offensive in class.
00:21:20.000Or something would say something offensive to a friend.
00:21:22.000And then the friend would go to the friend and say, you know, that really hurt my feelings.
00:21:26.000You really shouldn't say stuff like that.
00:22:14.000But what I did figure, and what I still figure, is that people have to move beyond what they were at 15 or 16 years old.
00:22:20.000And you have to give them the opportunity to move beyond what they were when they were 15 or 16 years old.
00:22:24.000This is particularly true when you're talking about... Mine was an extreme case of physical abuse.
00:22:27.000When you're talking about what people say, it seems to me that this is triply or quadruply true.
00:22:32.000You say something dumb when you're 15 or 16 years old, You shouldn't be held accountable at 30 or 35 for it, nor should you be publicly shamed when you are 15 or 16 for it.
00:22:40.000Somebody should come to you behind the scenes, a mentor, an elder figure, somebody from the community, and say, you know, you really shouldn't have said that.
00:22:51.000Being young is a time when you are supposed to make yourself better.
00:22:55.000People don't change very much beyond the age of 30, maybe.
00:22:57.000But when you're 15 or 16, there's a lot of change going on.
00:23:00.000Now the New York Times is writing full-scale articles on why it is good to social media shame high school students who post dumb and or racist crap online.
00:23:08.000And I'm just wondering, isn't it possible to help them course correct their behavior without this sort of stuff?
00:23:14.000And by the way, this goes for black, white, and green.
00:23:16.000If you're a 15-year-old kid living in the inner city and you post something really awful online, I don't think that should ruin your life.
00:23:22.000And I don't think you should be quote-unquote publicly shamed for that.
00:23:25.000It's one thing to commit a crime, white, black, or green.
00:23:28.000It is another thing to say something offensive, white, black, or green.
00:23:31.000Because people say dumb stuff when they're 14 or 15 years old.
00:23:34.000Now, the New York Times is really promoting this idea that what's good is this public shaming ritual.
00:23:38.000And it's got to extend all the way down to childhood.
00:23:41.000So the New York Times has a very, very long article by Taylor Lorenz and Catherine Rosman.
00:23:45.000Again, this is activism masquerading as journalism because it's actually pushing the agenda.
00:23:49.000Called, High school students and alumni are using social media to expose racism.
00:23:54.000Over the past few weeks, as the Black Lives Matter movement has grown following outrage over the killing of George Floyd, high school students have leveraged every social media platform to call out their peers for racist behavior.
00:24:04.000You're making the world a better place by taking little Jessica, who said a very bad thing online, and then exposing her to the minions of hatred in the boo box over at Twitter.
00:24:14.000You couldn't just go on to Jessica and say, you know that was offensive, you might want to take that down.
00:24:17.000You couldn't have been a decent human being.
00:24:19.000Instead, you decided, the public must be— We have to Justine Sacco this person.
00:24:24.000We have to publicly shame this 16-year-old.
00:24:26.000Students have repurposed large meme accounts, set up Google Docs, and anonymous pages on Instagram, Snapchat, and Twitter, and wielded their personal followings to hold friends and classmates accountable for behavior they deem unacceptable.
00:24:37.000But they're not holding them accountable.
00:24:38.000All they're doing is ruining their lives.
00:24:40.000Accountability would be, you go to somebody and you correct the behavior.
00:24:45.000People will post videos of people saying the n-word or videos where they're being racist or using derogatory words and stuff like that, and they go viral.
00:24:51.000Said Sophia Giannata, 16, a sophomore at Whitesboro High School in Whitesboro, New York, where a teacher was recently criticized for stating that all lives matter in a virtual school event he later apologized.
00:25:01.000How is all lives matter like a great example of such vicious racism that you require public ostracization and public apology?
00:25:08.000On June 2nd, an anonymous Instagram account dedicated to exposing racism at San Marcos High School in San Marcos, California appeared online.
00:25:14.000OCSNeptaliGarcia19, a senior, noticed it almost immediately.
00:25:18.000The account was shared across group chats and Instagram stories.
00:25:20.000Within a few hours, it had amassed about 900 new followers.
00:25:23.000The account began sharing screenshots and videos of students at school using racial slurs, engaging in cultural appropriation, participating in the George Floyd Challenge.
00:25:39.000It's all about the virtue signaling of the followers.
00:25:41.000It's not about correcting the sins of the people who are sinning.
00:25:43.000It's about all these people following so they can hit the click, the like, the retweet, and then they can spread out the shame.
00:25:49.000I've participated in the correction of this person's ba- No, you've corrected- You've participated in the destruction of this person who could have been course-corrected.
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00:27:47.000Brinna Barry, 16, a student at a Catholic day school in Jacksonville, Florida, learned this firsthand.
00:27:51.000After posting some advocacy on Instagram and TikTok for the Blue Lives Matter movement, Ms.
00:27:54.000Barry, whose father is a police officer, was met with vicious harassment.
00:27:57.000Her posts spread across her peers' Instagram feeds, and quote, my own friends were commenting that I was a racist and they can't support me.
00:28:10.000It turns out that most of the political change that happens in the United States is based on friends talking to friends, and people talking to each other like friends.
00:28:17.000How often have you been converted by people browbeating you?
00:28:21.000People are not politically converted, and they're not converted from sin by people browbeating them.
00:28:26.000Fire and brimstone type stuff tends to get people motivated, but it doesn't actually convince people on the other side or people who have sinned that you are a welcoming presence hoping to help them.
00:28:35.000Instead, what it does is alienate them.
00:28:37.000It makes them feel that you're a bad person.
00:28:40.000This entire culture is designed to make a certain cadre of people feel very good about themselves for doing something very bad.
00:28:46.000The call-out culture is a horrible thing for the country.
00:28:51.000Calling people out privately and telling them that you don't like that behavior and as a friend you think it's a bad idea, that's a good thing.
00:28:56.000Calling people out publicly in front of a thousand strangers, particularly kids...
00:29:01.000In order to quote-unquote shame them is an absurdity.
00:29:23.000And speaking of the call-out culture and the stupidity of call-out culture, Mike Gundy, right, who is the Oklahoma coach, Oklahoma football coach, he was called out.
00:30:07.000In a free country, only you can cancel you.
00:30:09.000Here's Mike Gundy apologizing yesterday because he's afraid of losing his job, and then probably the apology will prompt him to lose his job anyway.
00:30:19.000Once I learned how that network felt about Black Lives Matter, I was disgusted and knew it was completely unacceptable to me.
00:30:29.000I want to apologize to all members of our team, former players, and their families for the pain and discomfort that has been caused over the last two days.
00:30:59.000But this idea that this means that you are racist because you watch stuff that was not approved by the popular, and listen, I'm not a huge fan of some of the programming on OANN.
00:31:07.000There's some people over there I'm friends with.
00:31:08.000There's some people I definitely am not.
00:31:10.000But the idea that you wore a t-shirt and now you are cancelled is absurd.
00:31:13.000And again, the only way to escape the censure is to repeat the mantras.
00:31:23.000Repeat the mantras and you will be protected.
00:31:26.000And so you end up with Roger Goodell suggesting that he wants Colin Kaepernick, a man who suggested that the killing of the lead terrorist in the Iranian regime was just the murder of more black and brown bodies by America, right?
00:31:37.000Colin Kaepernick, a guy who wore socks with cops and pigs on them while he was practicing back in 2015.
00:31:42.000That guy is going to be the social guide of the NFL, according to Roger Goodell.
00:31:45.000Again, Roger, blink if you need us to deploy a team.
00:31:51.000If he wants to resume his career in the NFL, that obviously is going to take a team to make that decision, but I welcome that.
00:32:01.000that support the club making that decision and encourage them to do that.
00:32:06.000If his efforts are not on the field, but and continuing to work in this space, we welcome to that to that table and to be able to help us and guide us and help us make better decisions about the kinds of things that need to be done in communities.
00:32:36.000Good stuff happening in our culture right now.
00:32:39.000And what exactly is the narrative that you're supposed to buy into?
00:32:41.000You're supposed to buy into the narrative that America is uniquely evil.
00:32:43.000Tim Kaine, former vice presidential candidate, senator from Virginia, He actually just said this straight out on the floor of the Senate yesterday.
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00:34:12.000Okay, we're gonna get to Tim Kaine and the narrative you're supposed to repeat, all the slogans you are supposed to repeat, and how we're making the world a better place.
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00:37:12.000All righty, so, Tim, what is the narrative that you must believe and repeat?
00:37:21.000The narrative you must believe and repeat is that all of American history is rooted in bigotry and evil, all of America's institutions are bigoted and evil, and that America is uniquely evil.
00:37:30.000Because what you can't do is contextualize the United States.
00:38:23.000First of all, the United States didn't actually form until 1776.
00:38:27.000Until then, it was British colonies, right?
00:38:29.000So even if you believe the 1619 Project, the United States inherited slavery from colonists who had been there for 150 years.
00:38:36.000But as it turns out, he's not even right about this.
00:38:39.000Slavery in the Western Hemisphere did not originate with Americans.
00:38:43.000It didn't originate with British colonists.
00:38:45.000But here's Tim Kaine being a complete and utter buffoon, because he is a complete and utter buffoon who's about to go stage a hold-up on a train, apparently.
00:39:43.000I know, I feel like we've undone the legal regimes that allowed slavery.
00:39:46.000I feel like we undid that a while ago.
00:39:48.000And also, we've spent the last 50 years undoing the regimes of Jim Crow, it feels like.
00:39:52.000He says, stopping racist practices after 350 or 400 years, but then taking no effort to dismantle them, is not the same as truly combating racism.
00:40:02.000We've literally spent every waking hour in the American federal government trying to dismantle Jim Crow.
00:40:06.000And what does he think the Civil Rights Act was?
00:40:09.000Seriously, we've spent $5 trillion on poverty programs that were largely designed by their creators in order to alleviate a lot of the disproportionate impact of things like Jim Crow.
00:40:18.000Also, Tim Kaine's just dead wrong on the history.
00:40:20.000In order to paint America as uniquely evil, he has to ignore the fact that slavery has been the actual rule rather than the exception across all of human history.
00:41:34.000In the most obvious moment of cultural appropriation in human history, a bunch of old white Democrats who couldn't even get up after kneeling knelt while wearing kente cloths.
00:41:42.000If Mitt Romney had worn one to a Black Lives Matter rally, he would have immediately been called out as an old white dude trying to appropriate cultural symbolism.
00:41:49.000Nancy Pelosi does it in Hero of the Republic.
00:41:53.000Well, it turns out that, according to a top mainstream fact-checker, kensei cloths were, quote, historically worn by an empire involved in the West African slave trade.
00:42:11.000It's made of silk, so the affluent wore it.
00:42:13.000The Ashanti were also known as slave owners and traders.
00:42:16.000The USA Today rated the claim true, saying that the kente cloth was historically worn by the Asante people of Ghana, who were involved in the West African slave trade.
00:42:42.000Quaker Oats has now decided to drop its Aunt Jemima brand because it was stereotypical and based on antebellum stereotypical images of black people.
00:42:54.000Quaker Oats can do exactly what it wants.
00:42:56.000I also hope that they drop the Quaker Oat brand because that is also based on a stereotype about Quakers being honest as the day is long and all of this.
00:43:06.000Fine, but are we really going to pretend that people have been eating the pancake batter from Aunt Jemima for years, and that this evidenced some sort of toxic racism?
00:43:19.000I mean, I don't want to speak for everybody, but I feel like Aunt Jemima's cake batter and pancake batter, they're kosher.
00:43:26.000I feel like I've been eating that for a long time, and it has never once occurred to me that race has anything to do with the pancake batter.
00:43:34.000Like, again, you want to get rid of a stereotypical symbol?
00:43:45.000We're not- we're not just doing that, by the way.
00:43:47.000Apparently, Kellogg's cereal boxes have been added to the list of supposedly racist symbols by a disgraced leftist former politician in the UK.
00:43:55.000Fiona Onasanya, a former Labour Party MP, who's kicked out of parliament by her own voters, has called on Kellogg's to justify why Rice Krispies is represented by three white boys while the Coco Puffs mascot is a monkey.
00:44:25.000Now here's the part that's the most idiotic about all of this.
00:44:28.000There are certain areas of American life where policy can be made that actually reduces racial divides.
00:44:34.000But because imaging, this is a perfect example of this, because image and message matters a hell of a lot more than actual policy outcome, you end up with crappy policy, truly bleepy policy.
00:44:44.000Bleepy being a four-letter word that begins with S and ends with it.
00:45:11.000The UC system actually did a study, a 228-page report.
00:45:16.000And that 228-page report, which was loaded with hundreds of displays of data from the UC's various admissions department, according to Richard Bernstein at RealClear Investigations, found that the SAT and the ACT actually helped increase black, Hispanic, and Native American enrollment at the system's 10 campuses.
00:45:34.000The report recommended that their use be continued.
00:45:37.000Because it turns out the real reason that black and Hispanic students were not getting into the UC system is because their grades were not high enough.
00:45:43.000So it turns out that the SAT and the ACT actually militated against the worst use of things like grades.
00:45:51.000So they say you want more black and Hispanic students?
00:46:00.000But the UC system, because they want to say that the test is racist, even if the evidence shows that it absolutely is not racist, they're getting rid of the SAT and the ACT.
00:46:09.000Eddie Kamau, a professor of education at UC Riverside, co-chair of the faculty task force, said in a Zoom interview that, quote, many of us thought the process might be a political one.
00:46:19.000He said there were several very prominent figures with public statements made pretty clear their opposition to tests even before the task force started its undertaking.
00:46:25.000The regent's vote was kind of preordained.
00:46:30.000There was not a single person in the UC system who voted to keep the SAT and the ACT despite factual data provided by admissions departments showing that the ACT and the SAT actually made more black and Hispanic students eligible for the UCs.
00:46:44.000So the regents decided to get rid of the SAT and the ACT.
00:46:49.000Maria Anguiano, who's one region, said, I very much appreciate the task force's work and the database it put together, but I also believe in peer review as part of the research process.
00:46:57.000There's been decades of research showing that SAT scores are mostly correlated with wealth and privilege, so I can't support the use of this tool.
00:47:03.000It's exclusionary and a filtering mechanism.
00:47:05.000Ironically, of course, the SAT and the ACT and the college boards were actually designed to prevent privilege from being utilized because it turns out that Jews, Italians, and Irish and people from Asian countries were scoring better on those tests.
00:47:17.000And it was granting them access above and beyond the sort of WASP-y admission systems that had heretofore existed at many major universities.
00:47:30.000According to that report, by the way, the UC system in 2018 admitted 22,613 applicants with weak grades but strong SAT scores.
00:47:38.000A quarter of those students were members of underrepresented minorities, or URMs, nearly half were low-income or first-generation students.
00:47:44.000Breaking down the numbers, 24% of Hispanics, 40% of blacks, 47% of Native Americans who gained admissions to the UC did so because of their SAT scores, not despite them, according to the task force.
00:47:55.000The original intent of the SAT was to identify students who came from outside relatively privileged circles who might have the potential to succeed at university, said the report.
00:48:02.000This original intent is clearly being realized at the UC.
00:48:07.000But instead, because it's more important to say that the SAT is racist because of its disproportionate outcome, because that's deeply, deeply important, they just got rid of the SAT and the ACT, which actually hurts minority kids!
00:48:18.000Because again, the message is more important than actually helping minority kids.
00:48:21.000By the way, it is also worth noting that bigotry is perfectly allowed so long as you're perfectly woke.
00:48:27.000As part of the messaging, it's perfectly okay to be openly anti-Jewish.
00:48:31.000I mean, beyond the obvious of Bill de Blasio ignoring anti-Semitism in his own city, there have been a bevy of various pro-Black Lives Matter celebrities who are approvingly posting videos of Louis Farrakhan.
00:48:47.000Chelsea Handler posted a video of Louis Farrakhan, who's just a vicious anti-Semite.
00:48:52.000She said Farrakhan's statement on racism from an old clip of the Phil Donahue show was powerful.
00:48:57.000When a commenter asked her if she would single out for praise some out-of-context statement of Hitler's, she argued Farrakhan's hate was different because, quote, he is just responsible for his own promotion of anti-Semitic beliefs.
00:49:28.000Now, you want to see, full scale, how only the message matters?
00:49:32.000Point out the fact that Donald Trump yesterday signed an executive order that changed some policing tactics in the United States.
00:49:39.000So you put out this long executive order and the executive order does things like certifying independent credentialing bodies that are designed to address certain topics and reviews like policies and training regarding use of force and de-escalation techniques to make it to set up a federal database so that people who are bad cops are known throughout the United States.
00:50:00.000That they can set standards for certifications that demonstrate that the state or local law enforcement agency's use of force policies prohibit the use of chokeholds, except in situations where the use of deadly force is allowed by law.
00:50:14.000So all of this is policy that many on the left should be very comfortable with, right?
00:50:18.000I mean, it is pushing for added funding for mental health and homelessness and addiction.
00:50:22.000It is attempting to get rid of certain policing tactics.
00:50:25.000It's an attempt to make bad cops more answerable and less able to shift from department to department.
00:50:29.000I mean, that's what the executive order does.
00:50:31.000Okay, but President Trump, in the process of this, didn't rip into the police as racist.
00:50:35.000And that's the message the media wanted to take away.
00:50:38.000That's the message the media wanted to take away.
00:50:40.000So President Trump yesterday, he said, listen, we want to make the cops better at their jobs and give them more tools and hold them to a higher standard.
00:50:46.000But if you remove cops, the law abiding get hurt, which is obviously true by every available social science statistic.
00:51:16.000But people, instead of embracing the executive order, and also embracing the message that you need the cops, the media decided that the big story here is that Trump wasn't repeating the message.
00:51:24.000He wasn't repeating the messages they wanted him to repeat.
00:51:27.000So the headline at the Washington Post was, Trump signs order on policing, but Democrats and activists say it falls far short of what is needed.
00:51:34.000The headline from NBC on Trump's executive order suggested that Trump signs order on police reform, but says nothing about racism.
00:51:48.000So there are some people who are at least honest about this.
00:51:51.000Van Jones, he says some progress has been made here.
00:51:54.000At least Van Jones is honest about this.
00:51:58.000There is a new floor, a higher floor for Congress to now depart from that includes law enforcement support for data, for de-escalators, for better training, and against chokeholds.
00:52:09.000I think progress has been made, muddied by, I think, a speech that was, you know, really, I think, you know, over the line in a lot of ways if you're trying to go for unity.
00:52:19.000But I think the speech goes away over time.
00:52:21.000I think the progress that the people have made in getting even the Trump White House, the Republicans, and now law enforcement along with Democrats to take steps forward is really powerful.
00:52:32.000Hey, Van Jones got trended for this on Twitter for giving credit for the executive order.
00:52:36.000The more typical view from the left was that of Maya Wiley on MSNBC, who said her big issue was not what was in the order, but the fact that there were a bunch of white people signing it.
00:52:45.000Jeff Sessions and Donald Trump himself have long, since the beginning of this administration, made clear that they are on the side of lawless policing in a law and order framework.
00:53:51.000So Anthony Fauci, National Institutes of Health and Infectious Diseases, Anthony Fauci had said very early on that masks are not particularly effective.
00:54:02.000And it turns out masks are actually incredibly effective.
00:54:04.000Countries that have used masks have seen very little regression in terms of COVID cases.
00:54:09.000That masks help prevent spread and transmission of this stuff.
00:54:13.000If everybody wore a mask, transmission would drop very close to zero.
00:54:16.000That masks are maybe the best tool that we have in the absence of other drugs that could be used here.
00:54:23.000So why exactly were they recommending that we not use masks?
00:54:25.000Because Anthony Fauci said we can't trust the American people.
00:54:27.000The American people would have gone out and bought masks for themselves and then they would not have been available for medical health professionals.
00:54:43.000The public health community, and many people were saying this, were concerned that it was at a time when personal protective equipment, including the N95 masks and the surgical masks, were in very short supply.
00:54:58.000And we wanted to make sure that the people, namely the healthcare workers, who were brave enough to put themselves in harm ways to take care of people who you know were infected with the coronavirus and the danger of them getting infected, we did not want them to be without the equipment that they needed.
00:55:44.000You have a Black Trans Matters, Lives Matters movement in Brooklyn, and you got 40,000 people out there, but you got some kids playing in Williamsburg.
00:56:39.000The media are now covering this stuff without any sort of real context.
00:56:42.000So the headline from the New York Times is, Florida, Texas, and Arizona all set records for the most cases they have reported in a single day.
00:56:49.000They also set records for the most number of tests they gave in a single day.
00:56:52.000Okay, so the actual question is what is the positivity rate and what's the hospitalization rate?
00:56:56.000Because even if the positivity rate is high, maybe it's a bunch of young people coming in with mild cases.
00:57:00.000That doesn't mean that the hospital system is going to be overwhelmed.
00:57:03.000I don't care if somebody gets COVID and then they have like a fever for a few days and they're fine because they're 20.
00:57:09.000Like, that's not something you should deeply—just as I don't care if somebody gets the flu and they're out of work for a couple of days.
00:57:13.000That's not a huge—that's not something that is earth-shattering news, right?
00:57:17.000That is not the destruction of the American healthcare system or the rise in death, right?
00:57:21.000What we really ought to be worried about is preventable death, meaning the overwhelm of the healthcare system.
00:57:25.000That was that area above the line in the high curve, right?
00:57:28.000That's what we were all worried about.
00:57:29.000There is no evidence that Florida, Arizona, or Texas are being overwhelmed.
00:57:34.000According to the New York Times, however, the virus continued its steady spread across the Sun Belt on Tuesday, with state officials in Arizona, Florida, and Texas all reporting their largest one-day increases in new cases yet.
00:57:44.000Florida reported 2,783 new cases, Texas 2,622, Arizona 2,392.
00:57:49.000The new daily highs came as all three states have increased testing and moved swiftly to ease social distancing restrictions and allow more businesses to reopen.
00:57:58.000Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida attributed the uptick to more widespread testing, noting, at a news conference Tuesday, the state was not only testing far more people than it did earlier in the spring, but was also going into high-risk environments and testing farm workers and migrant workers and finding new cases.
00:58:11.000But epidemiologists have said the numbers suggest increased transmissions.
00:58:15.000Well, you would expect there would be increased transmissions.
00:58:16.000There are more people out in public, obviously.
00:58:19.000But that does not necessarily mean that the state has to shutter again.
00:58:22.000He said you have to have society function, which, of course, is exactly right.
00:58:27.000Now again, the notion that this is going to overwhelm the healthcare system and we have to shut down again, you're seeing the media starting to stump for all of this.
00:58:36.000How about the fact that nationwide, the positivity rate remains essentially the same as it was since late May?
00:58:41.000It's a little bit different in some of the states, it is not different nationally.
00:58:44.000Basically, it's receded in New York, it has increased in some places that have opened up elsewhere, but the death rates have not increased and the hospitalizations have not increased to the point where we are worried about it.
00:58:53.000This is why Mike Pence is saying, there isn't a coronavirus second wave.
00:58:58.000Mike Pence has an editorial in the Wall Street Journal today.
00:59:29.000Cases have stabilized over the past two weeks.
00:59:31.000The average daily case rate across the U.S.
00:59:32.000has dropped down to about 20,000 from 30,000 in April and 25,000 in May.
00:59:37.000The truth is we've made great progress over the past four months.
00:59:41.000It says we've expanded our supply of crucial medical equipment.
00:59:44.000We've expanded our tests to roughly 500,000 per day.
00:59:48.000We've increased personal protective equipment.
00:59:50.000We've also made great progress on developing therapeutics and a vaccine.
00:59:53.000Last month, Gilead Sciences announced it would donate 940,000 vials of its new drug Remdesivir to treat more than 120,000 patients in the U.S.
01:00:04.000And by the way, it is worth noting, in other good news that is not getting all the press that it should, it turns out that a very, very common steroid, I asked my wife about this because of course she is a doctor, I asked my wife about this, it turns out that a very, very common steroid dramatically reduces death in people who are on ventilators or on oxygen.
01:00:19.000This is according to the New York Times.
01:00:22.000But again, the media are reporting this but it's not getting the kind of coverage as, spike, we're all gonna die.
01:00:26.000Really, that was the... There was a story yesterday.
01:00:29.000I think it was from... Was it from the New York Times?
01:00:52.000People are getting it from being in close contact with human beings in closed areas and breathing on them.
01:00:56.000Because the viral load on surfaces is just not that high.
01:01:00.000The New York Times, again, this is good news.
01:01:01.000In an unexpected sign of hope amid the expanding pandemic, scientists at University of Oxford said on Thursday an inexpensive and commonly available drug reduced deaths in patients with severe COVID-19.
01:01:11.000If the finding is borne out, the drug, a steroid called dexamethasone, would be the first treatment shown to reduce mortality in several severely ill patients.
01:01:18.000Had doctors been using the drug to treat the sickest COVID-19 patients in Britain from the beginning, up to 5,000 deaths could have been prevented, according to researchers.
01:01:25.000The reason that they didn't is because using a steroid has the effect of suppressing the immune system and people were afraid.
01:01:31.000They didn't know what was more important to strengthen lung function or to strengthen immune system function.
01:01:36.000And it turns out that immune system function might have been the problem in many of these cases.
01:02:00.000Which, by the way, would be like the overall death rate, because virtually everybody who died, or a lot of people who died, ended up on ventilators before dying.
01:02:42.000I mean, you were talking about then moving this thing down closer, not quite to, but closer to the deadliness level of the flu, which would be really, really important.
01:03:14.000Everyone should continue to be careful.
01:03:16.000But the notion that we are on the verge of a second wave spike and everybody's going to die is just not borne out by the evidence.
01:03:20.000OK, time for a quick thing that I like.
01:03:22.000So if you haven't checked out the verdicts with Ted Cruz, with my friend, Senator Ted Cruz, and my not friend, Michael Moulse, then you definitely should.
01:03:27.000So Michael Moulse is the guest host with Senator Cruz, and they talk about all of the issues of the day.
01:03:34.000They bring in people from the Trump administration, other members of the Senate to talk about what exactly is going on on Capitol Hill.
01:03:38.000Frankly, I haven't seen anything that goes quite as deep into what exactly is going on behind the closed doors of Capitol Hill better than the verdicts with Ted Cruz.
01:03:46.000Something I've noticed just on these shows is you hear so much about how personal relationships and these sort of unplanned moments can really shift the path of policy in the country.
01:04:33.000But the other part of that is about tenacity.
01:04:36.000It's making sure you're tenacious about what you know is good for the American people.
01:04:41.000And you're willing to fight that fight.
01:04:43.000And Ted obviously has not only a career of doing that, Alrighty, so check it out.
01:04:51.000The Verdict with Ted Cruz and Michael Knowles is there too.
01:04:54.000So try to ignore the fact that Knowles is there and just enjoy the fact that this is real insider stuff from the people who are playing the game on Capitol Hill.
01:05:01.000Alrighty, we'll be back here later today with two additional hours of content.
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