The Michael Knowles Show - December 17, 2019


Ep. 467 - AOC Proves Obama Wrong


Episode Stats

Length

47 minutes

Words per Minute

174.81163

Word Count

8,368

Sentence Count

587

Misogynist Sentences

45

Hate Speech Sentences

24


Summary

Barack Obama is convinced that women are better than men. They're just better. Meanwhile, Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez couldn't figure out how to enroll in her health insurance plan. We will examine how little Barack Obama understands about men and women. Plus, Hallmark goes lesbian, and the Huffington Post gives us the dumbest article on the internet today.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Barack Obama is convinced that women are better than men.
00:00:04.520 They're just better.
00:00:05.760 At an event in Singapore, he said women are indisputably better than men,
00:00:09.620 and everything around the world would be so much better if women were in charge.
00:00:13.940 Meanwhile, testing his hypothesis in Washington,
00:00:16.980 Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez couldn't figure out how to enroll in her health insurance plan.
00:00:22.860 We will examine how little Barack Obama understands about men and women.
00:00:27.420 Then, Hallmark goes lesbian, and the Huffington Post gives us the dumbest article on the internet today.
00:00:33.220 All that and more. I'm Michael Knowles, and this is The Michael Knowles Show.
00:00:43.340 All right, Mr. Obama, you say that women are much better world leaders than men.
00:00:49.600 Exhibit A, to prove you wrong, is actually exhibit AOC, you might say.
00:00:54.360 Barack Obama was at this event in Singapore.
00:00:56.320 Unfortunately, we don't have video of it, so we'll just have to read it.
00:00:59.720 I can try to do my best Barack Obama voice.
00:01:02.100 He said, quote,
00:01:03.940 Now, women, I just want you to know, you are not perfect,
00:01:06.880 but what I can say, pretty indisputably, is you're better than us.
00:01:10.840 Better than men.
00:01:12.140 Women are better than men.
00:01:13.820 I'm absolutely confident that for two years, if every nation on earth was run by women,
00:01:18.040 you would see a significant improvement across the board on just about everything.
00:01:21.280 Living standards and outcomes.
00:01:22.860 And then he was asked if he was ever considering going back into political leadership.
00:01:30.040 And what he said was, he just wanted to step aside, because he's a man, and he's getting older.
00:01:34.840 And old men shouldn't be in politics.
00:01:37.060 Quote,
00:01:38.060 If you look at the world, and look at the problems, it's usually old people, usually old men,
00:01:42.140 not getting out of the way.
00:01:43.420 But, obviously, he doesn't believe what he's saying about men and women.
00:01:48.840 The evidence of that is if he actually believed that women are better leaders than men,
00:01:52.920 and that men should step aside and let women lead, he would not have run for president in 2008.
00:01:57.620 He would have endorsed Hillary Clinton, the woman who was about to become the first woman
00:02:02.140 Democratic nominee and the first woman president, and then he beat her pretty unceremoniously.
00:02:07.560 So, he doesn't really believe it.
00:02:10.040 It's just pandering of the highest sort.
00:02:13.880 And so, he's getting a lot of flack for this, because it's so disingenuous.
00:02:17.000 There are few people in this world more unctuous than male feminists.
00:02:22.000 They're just so ingratiating.
00:02:23.820 They're just so flattering.
00:02:25.060 They're just so oily.
00:02:26.560 And that's what you're seeing here.
00:02:28.780 And it's obviously untrue.
00:02:30.880 But we'll get to what that means broadly for our culture in a little bit.
00:02:35.860 But for just right now, I want to focus on an aspect of this that nobody's really talking
00:02:40.160 about, which is his comments in Singapore are, sure, just regular leftist boilerplate.
00:02:46.300 Men, bad.
00:02:47.000 Women, good.
00:02:47.800 Women need to take over the whole world.
00:02:49.360 Fine.
00:02:50.900 They also seem to have a very practical application to the 2020 Democratic primaries.
00:02:56.820 From the very beginning of this 2020 primary, people have asked Joe Biden why Barack Obama
00:03:02.080 hasn't endorsed him.
00:03:02.880 Joe Biden was a loyal vice president for both terms under Obama.
00:03:06.520 It seems like Obama should come out and endorse his guy.
00:03:08.940 He hasn't done it yet.
00:03:10.520 Reportedly, in the early stages of Biden's campaign, Obama called him and said, Joe,
00:03:14.660 you don't need to do this.
00:03:16.300 Really, Joe, you don't need to do this.
00:03:18.100 Just go back, have corn pop, massage your leg hair, ride off into the sunset.
00:03:23.060 You don't need to try to become the president of the United States.
00:03:25.500 Here, he might be sending a message to Joe Biden.
00:03:30.280 Nothing that Barack Obama does in politics is accidental.
00:03:33.900 This is one of the most calculating politicians that we have seen, certainly in our lifetimes,
00:03:38.400 and I think in recent history.
00:03:40.560 Every aspect of his career was geared toward achieving the next goal, making it to become
00:03:46.800 president.
00:03:47.240 I mean, this guy became president before he had accomplished really anything.
00:03:52.620 He wrote two books, both about his favorite subject, and he gave a couple of speeches,
00:03:59.600 a couple of okay speeches and a bunch of not that great speeches.
00:04:02.720 He barely showed up for his job as state senator in Illinois.
00:04:05.480 He was a U.S. senator for about five minutes, and then he runs for president and he wins.
00:04:08.940 This is a pretty calculating guy, and he's pretty good at the game of politics.
00:04:13.620 He's not just accidentally making this last comment.
00:04:17.780 If you look at the world and look at the problems, it's usually old people, usually old men not
00:04:22.200 getting out of the way.
00:04:23.040 Who is the most prominent old man in politics right now?
00:04:25.320 It's Joe Biden.
00:04:27.300 He even seems older than Bernie Sanders.
00:04:29.900 Bernie Sanders is also an old man, but Joe seems tired.
00:04:33.280 He's losing his train of thought.
00:04:34.920 His teeth are falling out at debates.
00:04:36.360 His eyeballs are exploding at debates.
00:04:37.940 He seems very old, and it would appear here that in this whole comment about men and women,
00:04:43.160 what he's really saying is, I'm leaning toward Elizabeth Warren.
00:04:46.700 I know that I can't come out against Joe Biden just yet, but the times are coming when I might
00:04:52.640 have to do that, so get out of the way, Joe.
00:04:54.560 Just a little psychobabble that I'm reading into this.
00:04:58.180 Also, let's not forget Hillary Clinton is doing everything she can to signal that she wants
00:05:02.260 to get back into this race.
00:05:03.260 So the men and women comments, while they're kind of stupid in the universal application,
00:05:10.080 Barack Obama is very likely sending a pretty pointed message here.
00:05:13.800 We will get to test his general theory of women being greater statesmen than men across
00:05:20.920 the board.
00:05:21.420 We will test that theory by chatting with Maxine Waters and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
00:05:26.020 That should be illuminating.
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00:07:09.580 All right, Barack Obama says, women universally are better than men.
00:07:14.920 And if women were controlling global politics, everything would be so much better.
00:07:20.620 Let's test that theory.
00:07:22.040 Maxine Waters was just on CNN.
00:07:24.400 How stable and how wise did Maxine Waters come off?
00:07:28.960 Let's take a listen.
00:07:29.600 I believe, even though I don't have the facts to prove it, I believe that Putin wanted to
00:07:37.020 lift the sanctions.
00:07:38.520 He's always wanted to lift these sanctions that were placed on him because of his interfering
00:07:43.820 with and incursion into Crimea.
00:07:47.380 And so I believe that they wanted to elect President Trump.
00:07:51.360 And Trump, I believe, agreed, I will always believe this, that he agreed that if he got
00:07:57.680 elected, he would lift those sanctions.
00:08:00.280 Churchillian, really periclean, you might say.
00:08:03.580 The oratory, the probing insight, the grand strategy from great, great stateswomen like
00:08:11.580 Maxine Waters.
00:08:12.380 I want to point, I mean, I mostly just played that clip to make fun of Barack Obama's point
00:08:17.560 and Maxine Waters, but I also want to point out that virtually nothing of what Maxine Waters
00:08:23.280 just said there is true.
00:08:25.820 And she even kind of recognizes it.
00:08:27.800 So she, she comes out and says, look, I don't have the facts, but here's my opinion, which
00:08:34.560 I love.
00:08:35.220 I actually like how guileless that is, is look, I don't have any actual evidence of my accusations,
00:08:40.680 but Trump is a bad guy.
00:08:42.120 Okay.
00:08:42.840 And even though I don't have the facts, I know that he conspired with Vladimir Putin.
00:08:47.100 All right.
00:08:48.040 And yeah, I know we had a two and a half year, $32 million investigation into whether that
00:08:52.040 happened or not.
00:08:52.800 And we determined conclusively that it didn't happen, but I think it did.
00:08:57.220 And I don't have the facts anyway, but let me tell you something, American people, Putin
00:09:02.780 wants those sanctions taken off.
00:09:04.600 And that's why Donald Trump got elected.
00:09:06.800 And actually he's been harsher on Russia than Barack Obama was.
00:09:09.960 But nevermind that, orange man bad.
00:09:14.060 That is the argument.
00:09:15.700 That's the argument that Maxine Waters just made.
00:09:18.480 And I'm not even really exaggerating it.
00:09:22.540 So it would appear that Barack Obama's theory is incorrect.
00:09:25.240 But let's look at another prominent stateswoman in America, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
00:09:31.260 Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has been grilling people testifying before Congress.
00:09:37.680 She's been trying to push the greater intrusion of the government into employment, and she's
00:09:44.140 been trying to get the government to force employers to guarantee much more time off for
00:09:50.340 new mothers and new fathers.
00:09:52.940 Here is the incredibly insightful argument that she makes to push her policy.
00:09:59.240 So, and similarly, your view on parental leave is to let the market decide.
00:10:05.200 And I think what we've seen here is that the market has decided.
00:10:10.100 Ms. Schabo, 80% of families don't have access and workers don't have access to paid parental
00:10:14.840 leave, correct?
00:10:15.520 Paid family leave.
00:10:16.340 Paid family leave.
00:10:16.680 Absolutely.
00:10:16.760 If people don't care for a child or, seriously, family member, about a half of moms don't have
00:10:21.040 access to paid leave.
00:10:21.300 So the market's decided.
00:10:22.360 And what is the most common length of parental or paid family leave that you have seen?
00:10:29.720 In general, it's like six to eight weeks.
00:10:32.500 But it really depends.
00:10:33.640 And there's not a great sample that tells us.
00:10:36.360 So six weeks.
00:10:36.940 Do we know how long puppies are allowed to stay with their mothers after a dog has given birth?
00:10:45.780 I don't.
00:10:47.040 Eight weeks.
00:10:48.280 So the market has decided that women and people who give birth deserve less time with their children than a dog.
00:10:58.020 And I think that that, at its core, has shown that the market has failed
00:11:02.720 to treat people with dignity and with basic respect.
00:11:07.560 And so when that happens, I think it's our job as the public to redefine the rules of society
00:11:14.060 and to treat people who give birth with the dignity that they deserve.
00:11:19.320 Thank you very much.
00:11:21.620 I think there might be a few flaws here in the analogy.
00:11:25.480 AOC's argument is if companies are only giving people six weeks parental leave,
00:11:34.520 that this is insufficient because even dogs, when they breed, are permitted eight weeks with their puppies.
00:11:42.600 And so we're treating women and children in this country worse than we treat dogs.
00:11:48.720 Now, the question is what happens after the six or eight weeks?
00:11:52.620 After the six weeks, the mother goes back to work and still gets to keep her child.
00:11:58.360 In the case of the puppies, the puppies are sold and given away.
00:12:01.980 And also, dogs don't really raise their puppies because they're animals.
00:12:05.060 So there's that problem with it as well.
00:12:07.460 But let's take AOC's suggestion to its logical conclusion.
00:12:11.760 She says six weeks is not enough time to raise your child.
00:12:14.940 So you give birth to a kid, you get six weeks off, and then you've got to go right back to work,
00:12:17.920 and the kid is left on his own.
00:12:19.460 You've got to pay for child care or something.
00:12:20.660 Yeah, I think that's a horrible situation.
00:12:22.780 I think that's a pretty bad, bad problem.
00:12:24.840 So what would AOC prefer?
00:12:26.720 Would she prefer eight weeks?
00:12:29.000 Okay, I mean, if we're going to change the regulation to go from six weeks to eight weeks,
00:12:33.740 that's not a huge deal, so fine.
00:12:36.240 Okay, that's okay.
00:12:37.880 Now, is eight weeks enough to raise your child?
00:12:40.940 Of course not.
00:12:42.640 Why not 12 weeks?
00:12:44.120 So you get three months, you get 12 weeks parental leave,
00:12:47.860 and then you have to go back to work.
00:12:50.280 Is 12 weeks enough?
00:12:51.540 No, 12 weeks is not enough.
00:12:53.620 That's three months.
00:12:55.820 What would be enough then?
00:12:57.320 I think what AOC is trying to reach for is saying,
00:13:00.660 I think it should be the case that women should be able to raise their children
00:13:04.060 and be financially stable.
00:13:07.380 That's fine.
00:13:07.900 That's what we used to have.
00:13:08.780 We used to have single-parent households, or single-income households, rather.
00:13:13.420 But then there was a movement.
00:13:16.820 I mean, for many economic and social reasons,
00:13:19.260 there was a movement to have double-income households.
00:13:22.120 Okay, you can't have both at the same time.
00:13:25.940 You can't simultaneously stay home with your child
00:13:28.340 for the entirety of that child's adolescence
00:13:31.300 and work full-time during that period.
00:13:34.000 You can't have both.
00:13:35.260 What AOC is acknowledging is there is this conflict here.
00:13:39.020 People want to stay home with their kids,
00:13:40.340 and they also want to have this career,
00:13:42.480 and they think that they can have it all,
00:13:43.700 and they don't need to make any compromises.
00:13:45.160 Of course you have to make compromises.
00:13:46.760 That is life.
00:13:48.500 These are finite goods that we're talking about.
00:13:50.440 Money is a finite good.
00:13:51.640 Time is a finite good.
00:13:53.080 You have to make that decision.
00:13:55.340 And you're not going to be able to fix that
00:13:57.280 with some government regulation,
00:13:59.380 unless you just regulate that one parent can't go back to work,
00:14:02.620 or unless you're going to regulate that the employer
00:14:05.800 has to pay one parent for the next 18 years.
00:14:08.640 But I don't think that's going to work out economically as well,
00:14:12.460 or legally or constitutionally.
00:14:15.120 She wants to have both sides of it.
00:14:16.640 Not a very good argument that she makes.
00:14:18.700 She is raising an interesting question,
00:14:20.480 but I point that out also to just knock down Barack Obama's argument.
00:14:23.440 She then tweeted out her inability to purchase health insurance.
00:14:28.640 And so AOC tweeted, quote,
00:14:30.720 members of Congress also have to buy their plans off the exchange.
00:14:36.060 They are gold plans that are partially subsidized.
00:14:38.640 That means I get to choose, she puts it in quotes,
00:14:41.460 between 66 complex financial products.
00:14:44.080 This is absurd.
00:14:45.500 No person should go without health care,
00:14:47.580 and no one should go through this either.
00:14:50.240 No one should go through the absolute torture
00:14:53.580 of getting to choose between lots of different subsidized,
00:14:58.720 inexpensive, modern, advanced health care plans.
00:15:02.160 It's just awful.
00:15:03.820 This is a woman who needs more problems than she has.
00:15:08.000 She doesn't have enough problems,
00:15:09.580 and so she's complaining about privileges that she has,
00:15:13.160 including cheap, good, abundant, varied health insurance.
00:15:20.960 Now, I fully grant that our health insurance system
00:15:25.860 is not completely simple,
00:15:27.700 but if you are a leading American statesman,
00:15:31.860 as AOC somehow has become,
00:15:34.580 you should be able to get health insurance.
00:15:36.360 You should be able to purchase health insurance,
00:15:37.800 and she can't.
00:15:38.640 Seems to be another piece of evidence
00:15:40.300 against Barack Obama's contention
00:15:42.540 that women are in all cases at all times universally better than men,
00:15:46.820 and our politics would be so much better if she let it.
00:15:50.920 But then, I even have to use an example from the Republican side
00:15:54.900 to argue against Barack Obama's point here.
00:15:58.360 We'll get to that in one second.
00:15:59.600 First, I've got to thank our friends over at NHTSA,
00:16:03.160 and I've got to give an important reminder for this Christmas season.
00:16:07.440 Everybody knows about the risks of driving drunk, right?
00:16:10.520 You could get into a crash.
00:16:12.060 People could get hurt or killed.
00:16:13.900 Almost 29 people in the United States die every single day
00:16:17.040 in alcohol-impaired vehicle crashes.
00:16:19.660 That is one person every 50 minutes.
00:16:23.480 Don't do it.
00:16:24.420 Just don't do it.
00:16:25.340 I know people who have been killed in drunk driving crashes.
00:16:28.860 I know drunk drivers who have been involved in those crashes.
00:16:31.800 We all do, right?
00:16:32.660 We've all known at least one person like that since high school.
00:16:36.580 Don't do it.
00:16:37.240 It can ruin your life for what?
00:16:39.760 Because you wouldn't take a cab?
00:16:41.260 Because you wouldn't call a rideshare?
00:16:43.680 For the $10 it's going to cost you to get a cab,
00:16:46.060 you're going to risk your life and someone else's life?
00:16:48.980 Don't do it, especially this time of year
00:16:50.460 when everyone's drinking and full of frivolity and merriment.
00:16:55.000 Even though drunk driving fatalities have fallen by a third
00:16:57.680 in the last three decades, that's great news.
00:16:59.860 Drunk driving crashes still claim more than 10,000 lives a year.
00:17:03.980 Don't be part of that.
00:17:04.960 Don't be a cause of that.
00:17:06.080 Don't be involved.
00:17:07.240 Many people are unaware that driving while high can be just as dangerous.
00:17:10.980 In 2015, 42% of drivers killed in crashes tested positive for drugs.
00:17:15.540 And from 2007 to 2015, marijuana use among drivers killed in crashes doubled.
00:17:20.640 Okay, driving while high, it's just like driving while drunk, it's deadly.
00:17:24.300 So stop kidding yourself.
00:17:26.400 If you're impaired from alcohol or drugs, do not get behind the wheel.
00:17:30.200 It's very easy to call a ride.
00:17:32.860 Do it.
00:17:33.640 Don't put yourself in that position.
00:17:35.040 If you feel different, you drive different.
00:17:36.620 Drive high, get a DUI, drive sober, or get pulled over.
00:17:42.360 Okay.
00:17:43.800 I think we've pretty thoroughly debunked Barack Obama's argument.
00:17:47.180 But just, just before we go away, I have to identify a very bad argument that a Republican
00:17:54.620 woman made on television.
00:17:56.400 This was made by Carly Fiorina, who I actually really like.
00:18:00.400 I don't think it's a very good argument.
00:18:01.980 Carly Fiorina says, we have to impeach President Trump, but she might vote for President Trump.
00:18:11.320 Here's the first part of that argument.
00:18:12.460 Do you believe President Trump should be impeached and removed from office?
00:18:17.100 I think he is going to be impeached, and I think he won't be removed from office.
00:18:22.160 Should he be removed from office?
00:18:23.780 If you were, you ran for Senate?
00:18:25.320 If you were in the Senate?
00:18:26.800 It's a hypothetical.
00:18:28.100 I think it is vital that he be impeached.
00:18:34.640 Whether removed this close to an election, I don't know.
00:18:37.860 But I think the conduct is impeachable.
00:18:43.500 Okay.
00:18:44.160 He has to be impeached, but maybe not removed.
00:18:47.280 That doesn't make sense.
00:18:49.440 If he should be impeached, it's because he committed an impeachable offense.
00:18:53.800 If he committed an impeachable offense, he should be convicted of that impeachable offense.
00:18:58.180 The whole point of the Senate trial is to see whether or not he actually did the thing
00:19:01.660 that the House is accusing him of doing.
00:19:03.280 If he actually did the thing that the House is accusing him of, he should be convicted,
00:19:06.740 and therefore, he should be removed from office.
00:19:09.600 There's no world in which you say he should be impeached but not convicted.
00:19:12.900 Then you're saying the House should lie about him?
00:19:15.480 The House should put up completely false charges, and then the Senate should knock them down?
00:19:21.300 That doesn't make sense.
00:19:22.540 I understand that there might be a personal aspect here,
00:19:25.020 because Donald Trump was very harsh on Carly Fiorina during the 2016 campaign.
00:19:28.740 So that is important context, but the argument she's making doesn't make sense.
00:19:32.500 And then it makes even less sense a little bit later when she says,
00:19:36.220 it is vital that Trump be impeached.
00:19:38.620 I don't know if he should be removed.
00:19:40.840 Oh, and also, I might vote for him again.
00:19:43.140 Did you, Carly Fiorina, vote for President Trump?
00:19:45.980 Yeah, I actually did, and I've been very disappointed.
00:19:48.600 I did.
00:19:49.840 I felt that Hillary Clinton also was corrupt.
00:19:55.240 Will President Trump get your vote in 2020?
00:19:57.440 Honestly, it depends who the Democrats put up, and I won't go any further than that.
00:20:02.600 So impeachment comes about if a president commits treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors.
00:20:09.780 These are very, very serious offenses that are directly related to his conduct as president.
00:20:16.000 And what Carly is saying here is, if he committed that, that's really bad.
00:20:21.200 It's so important that we charge him for it and we convict him, but then not convict him for it,
00:20:27.280 and then also I'll probably vote for him again.
00:20:29.540 It doesn't make sense.
00:20:31.160 It's an emotional argument.
00:20:33.180 And Donald Trump evokes strong emotions in a lot of people,
00:20:36.160 but as a matter of the Constitution, as a matter of the law,
00:20:40.780 as a matter of philosophical and political coherence,
00:20:44.320 that argument does not make a whole lot of sense.
00:20:47.600 And I really like Carly Fiorina.
00:20:48.660 So that's my knock against Barack Obama's theory.
00:20:52.740 Oh, and also the fact that he beat Hillary Clinton in 2008,
00:20:56.700 so he just does not believe the thing he's saying.
00:20:59.660 Why is Obama's statement dumb?
00:21:01.560 It's dumb for a few reasons.
00:21:02.880 It is dumb because he doesn't believe it.
00:21:04.740 It's dumb because it's untrue and it's immature.
00:21:08.900 This is the second point.
00:21:11.000 It's not true that women are universally better than men.
00:21:14.300 It's also not true that men are universally better than women.
00:21:17.120 We can go all the way back to the foundational story about the difference between the sexes in Genesis, right?
00:21:24.980 You have Adam.
00:21:25.820 Adam is created and then Eve is created.
00:21:28.060 How is Eve created?
00:21:29.660 Eve is created in Genesis when God pulls out one of Adam's ribs and she is made from Adam's rib.
00:21:35.720 This is an important aspect of the story because if Eve had been pulled out of Adam's head,
00:21:43.640 if Eve had been like a piece of hair pulled out of his ear or something,
00:21:46.920 that would put Eve above Adam.
00:21:49.320 She's from the top of Adam.
00:21:51.180 If Eve had been pulled from Adam's toe,
00:21:55.940 so on his ankle or something,
00:21:57.280 that would put Eve below Adam.
00:21:59.260 But she's pulled from the rib,
00:22:02.360 from the center of Adam's body.
00:22:04.700 Women,
00:22:05.660 therefore,
00:22:06.320 have equal dignity
00:22:07.540 with men.
00:22:09.100 A crucial aspect of the story
00:22:10.740 to tell you about the relationship between the sexes.
00:22:13.700 There have been great men throughout history.
00:22:15.340 There have been great women throughout history.
00:22:17.240 Men are not universally better than women.
00:22:19.120 Women are not universally better than men.
00:22:21.120 I mean,
00:22:21.320 the argument that Obama's making
00:22:22.640 is the kind of argument
00:22:23.940 someone would make in elementary school.
00:22:26.760 Boys are better than girls.
00:22:27.860 Girls are better than boys.
00:22:28.820 Except what he's doing
00:22:30.180 is he's making the opposite, right?
00:22:31.380 He's not saying that
00:22:32.140 I'm a boy
00:22:33.440 and therefore boys are better than girls.
00:22:34.740 He's saying I'm a boy
00:22:35.360 and boys are really bad.
00:22:36.440 I'm really bad
00:22:37.460 and therefore girls are so much better.
00:22:39.340 And this brings us to the third reason
00:22:40.960 it's a dumb statement.
00:22:42.200 Because this sort of statement
00:22:43.940 is white guilt for the postmodern age.
00:22:47.400 Alright?
00:22:47.760 It's guilt about some immutable characteristic
00:22:50.080 that you have
00:22:50.720 taken to the most absurd
00:22:52.600 postmodern extreme.
00:22:54.600 It's male guilt.
00:22:55.980 We'll get to that in just one second.
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00:24:52.000 The third reason
00:24:53.020 Obama's line
00:24:54.220 is so ridiculous here
00:24:55.300 is because it's white guilt
00:24:56.180 for the postmodern age.
00:24:57.500 It's,
00:24:57.900 it,
00:24:58.240 I've always thought
00:24:58.920 white guilt is so ridiculous.
00:25:00.280 You feel bad
00:25:01.180 because of the color
00:25:01.880 of your skin.
00:25:02.980 That's just as dumb
00:25:04.220 as feeling really proud
00:25:05.520 because of the color
00:25:06.260 of your skin.
00:25:06.800 It's just a fact
00:25:08.080 that you were born with
00:25:09.060 and you move on,
00:25:11.260 right?
00:25:12.880 This is taking that
00:25:14.120 to a logical extreme
00:25:14.940 and saying,
00:25:15.440 because I'm a man,
00:25:16.380 I'm really bad.
00:25:17.720 And forget,
00:25:18.180 let's say Barack Obama
00:25:18.860 actually did believe it.
00:25:19.820 Let's say Barack Obama
00:25:20.700 actually did drop out
00:25:21.620 of the 2008
00:25:22.360 presidential race
00:25:23.580 and back Hillary Clinton
00:25:24.440 because she's a woman
00:25:25.100 and he's a man.
00:25:25.820 That doesn't make any sense.
00:25:28.380 Men are important.
00:25:29.420 The world wouldn't function
00:25:30.320 without men.
00:25:31.900 Men are half the population.
00:25:34.000 Men have accomplished
00:25:34.640 plenty of good things.
00:25:35.600 They have something to bear,
00:25:36.580 to bring to the table.
00:25:37.940 They have physical strength
00:25:38.980 and their brains work
00:25:40.160 a little differently
00:25:40.720 than women.
00:25:42.140 That's just the way it is.
00:25:43.360 I know that for a long time
00:25:44.640 liberals would not
00:25:46.400 allow you to grant
00:25:47.280 that men and women
00:25:47.960 have different personalities,
00:25:49.840 generally speaking.
00:25:50.700 But actually now,
00:25:51.580 because of the
00:25:52.000 transgender movement,
00:25:52.840 they are admitting that again
00:25:53.980 because they're saying
00:25:55.120 that one proof
00:25:56.040 of transgenderism
00:25:56.900 is that transgender
00:25:58.300 men's brains function
00:26:00.160 differently than
00:26:01.420 regular men's brains
00:26:02.740 or women's brains.
00:26:03.620 They make very complicated arguments.
00:26:05.160 We know
00:26:05.820 that men and women
00:26:07.120 are different.
00:26:07.760 The world needs both of them.
00:26:09.520 You can either
00:26:10.220 have a politics
00:26:11.340 that looks at
00:26:12.920 difference,
00:26:13.940 that looks at variety
00:26:14.780 and says
00:26:15.540 if two things are different,
00:26:18.140 one of them must be bad.
00:26:19.900 Or you can have a politics
00:26:21.200 that embraces variety,
00:26:22.480 that loves the world,
00:26:23.340 that loves the diversity
00:26:24.380 of the world
00:26:24.940 and says women have
00:26:26.300 something to offer
00:26:26.820 and men have something
00:26:27.420 to offer too.
00:26:28.500 But Barack Obama
00:26:29.180 is simply too immature
00:26:30.620 and his politics
00:26:31.380 are too shallow.
00:26:32.600 Speaking of shallow politics,
00:26:34.980 this impeachment thing
00:26:35.960 could not be working out
00:26:37.080 better for the president.
00:26:38.060 We've been talking about it
00:26:38.940 a bunch this week
00:26:39.520 so I only want to get
00:26:40.180 to a couple points here
00:26:41.020 but I have to mention them.
00:26:42.620 You know,
00:26:43.100 Carly Fiorina summed it up.
00:26:44.420 She said,
00:26:44.920 I think Trump is a terrible guy.
00:26:46.940 I think he should be impeached
00:26:48.240 but yeah,
00:26:48.940 I might vote for him.
00:26:49.720 I think a lot of people
00:26:50.580 agree with that.
00:26:51.480 According to a Quinnipiac poll,
00:26:53.000 which is a notoriously
00:26:54.040 left-leaning poll,
00:26:56.000 President Trump now
00:26:56.900 has the highest approval rating
00:26:58.560 that they've ever recorded
00:27:00.380 for him since he entered office
00:27:02.120 and that is after
00:27:03.300 all of this impeachment business.
00:27:05.000 They could impeach him
00:27:05.860 in the House tomorrow.
00:27:07.480 Democratic Representative
00:27:08.460 Alyssa Slotkin of Michigan,
00:27:10.980 she's a Democrat
00:27:11.640 who's supporting impeachment.
00:27:13.080 She just went down
00:27:13.780 to do a town hall.
00:27:15.060 Here's how her constituents
00:27:16.380 greeted her.
00:27:17.400 They weren't too happy.
00:27:18.140 I'm going to walk you
00:27:19.560 through my logic
00:27:21.180 and I know it's clear
00:27:23.020 that we don't all agree
00:27:24.220 but I'm going to walk you
00:27:25.680 through my logic
00:27:26.660 in an attempt
00:27:27.940 to be transparent
00:27:28.820 and I know,
00:27:29.800 I knew from the very beginning
00:27:31.320 that this was going to be
00:27:32.860 a controversial decision,
00:27:34.600 right?
00:27:34.840 That was something
00:27:35.460 I understood
00:27:36.260 from the very beginning
00:27:37.900 but for me
00:27:39.180 it was something
00:27:39.920 that was important to do.
00:27:41.380 She's just going to keep on rolling, folks.
00:27:49.460 She's just going to keep on rolling.
00:27:50.880 They're just going to keep on shouting.
00:27:52.300 By the way,
00:27:52.640 this wasn't just
00:27:53.520 one or two people
00:27:55.020 in the audience.
00:27:55.780 It's not one of those
00:27:56.620 kind of staged protests.
00:27:58.520 It doesn't look like,
00:27:59.560 looks like this is
00:28:00.600 a huge swath of the audience
00:28:02.360 if not the majority.
00:28:04.720 Support for impeaching
00:28:05.760 President Trump is down.
00:28:07.380 We talked about yesterday
00:28:08.260 how it's down
00:28:08.760 in the general electorate.
00:28:10.360 And according to CNN,
00:28:12.780 it's also down among Democrats.
00:28:16.380 That's even according
00:28:17.100 to the CNN poll.
00:28:18.020 According to that poll,
00:28:20.100 support for impeaching
00:28:21.000 and removing Trump
00:28:21.720 is now down to 45%
00:28:23.540 down from 50%
00:28:24.980 in a poll that was conducted
00:28:25.940 just a couple weeks ago.
00:28:28.440 CNN says opposition
00:28:29.620 to impeachment removal
00:28:31.000 stands at 47%
00:28:33.140 up from 43% in November
00:28:35.080 and among Democrats,
00:28:36.760 support for impeachment
00:28:38.060 and removal
00:28:38.560 has dropped from
00:28:39.220 90% to 77%.
00:28:41.620 So you've got
00:28:42.000 a double digit drop
00:28:43.480 in support for impeachment
00:28:44.840 and removal
00:28:45.580 among Democrats.
00:28:48.420 Schiff, Pelosi, Nadler,
00:28:50.300 they could not have
00:28:50.960 blown this
00:28:51.820 in a more hilarious
00:28:53.640 and dramatic way.
00:28:55.920 How are the mainstream media
00:28:57.440 reporting on this?
00:28:58.400 Here's just from Yahoo News.
00:29:00.080 I love this quote
00:29:01.820 from Yahoo News.
00:29:02.600 They're saying that
00:29:04.200 Trump is Teflon.
00:29:06.360 Despite all this scandal,
00:29:07.640 he keeps surging
00:29:09.860 in his approval ratings
00:29:10.900 and support for impeachment
00:29:12.060 keeps dropping.
00:29:13.220 They say,
00:29:13.680 inoculated by scandal.
00:29:15.500 From Andrew Johnson
00:29:16.280 who got impeached
00:29:16.920 in 1868,
00:29:18.000 no president
00:29:18.540 has exactly enjoyed
00:29:19.820 the notoriety
00:29:20.580 of being impeached.
00:29:21.880 Richard Nixon resigned
00:29:22.860 over the Watergate affair
00:29:23.880 just before he could
00:29:24.760 be impeached
00:29:25.260 while Bill Clinton
00:29:26.180 fought bitterly
00:29:27.100 to avoid being convicted
00:29:28.480 by the Senate
00:29:29.040 in 1999.
00:29:29.900 But Trump,
00:29:31.460 a veteran of scandals,
00:29:33.180 comes into the ordeal
00:29:34.180 uniquely ready.
00:29:35.640 After all,
00:29:36.220 he's already ridden out
00:29:37.220 allegations of sexual assault
00:29:38.960 and other misconduct
00:29:40.300 by two dozen women
00:29:41.520 over the years.
00:29:42.700 He has withstood
00:29:43.520 a two-year probe
00:29:44.780 by a special prosecutor
00:29:46.560 into whether he was
00:29:47.700 wittingly or unwillingly
00:29:49.060 getting election help
00:29:50.160 from Russian agents.
00:29:51.260 The article goes on.
00:29:52.300 I just want to show you
00:29:53.420 the language here.
00:29:54.700 He's withstood
00:29:55.640 all the scandal.
00:29:57.660 He's somehow
00:29:58.520 made it past
00:29:59.360 all of that scandal.
00:30:00.600 Let's rewrite that.
00:30:02.120 Let's rewrite that
00:30:03.040 more honestly.
00:30:06.160 A bunch of women
00:30:07.340 have accused Trump
00:30:08.120 of things that none
00:30:08.860 of them have ever proved
00:30:10.020 despite decades of trying.
00:30:13.320 A bunch of bureaucrats
00:30:14.780 tried to overturn
00:30:15.540 the 2016 election
00:30:16.740 and Democrats
00:30:17.940 abetted this process
00:30:19.080 by spending
00:30:19.660 $32 million
00:30:20.400 over two and a half years
00:30:21.680 and they still had
00:30:22.680 no evidence
00:30:23.340 that Trump committed
00:30:24.020 any crimes with Russia.
00:30:25.820 It's not that
00:30:26.980 Trump has somehow
00:30:28.480 miraculously survived
00:30:29.660 all these scandals.
00:30:30.400 It's that the scandals
00:30:31.080 were made up.
00:30:32.220 They had nothing.
00:30:32.880 They had nothing on the guy.
00:30:34.940 But of course,
00:30:35.400 if Trump were a Democrat,
00:30:36.460 the article would read
00:30:37.180 very, very differently.
00:30:38.420 But I think articles
00:30:39.640 like that,
00:30:40.340 reactions like that
00:30:41.080 from the mainstream media
00:30:41.940 are why you're seeing
00:30:42.700 those numbers drop
00:30:43.420 even among Democrats.
00:30:45.300 They just don't want
00:30:46.140 the dishonesty.
00:30:47.160 All right,
00:30:47.280 we got to get to
00:30:47.860 Hallmark going lesbian.
00:30:49.000 We've got to get to
00:30:51.600 Megan Fox
00:30:52.140 raising her children
00:30:53.640 non-gendered and vegan.
00:30:56.460 And we will get to
00:30:57.220 the dumbest article
00:30:57.840 on the internet today.
00:30:58.780 First,
00:30:59.080 I've got to say goodbye
00:30:59.680 to our friends
00:31:00.240 at Facebook and YouTube
00:31:01.860 because we've got
00:31:03.160 a whole lot more
00:31:03.580 to get to.
00:31:04.780 We've got a few
00:31:05.660 cultural stories here
00:31:06.600 that tell us something
00:31:07.620 about the nature
00:31:08.740 of liberalism.
00:31:09.740 We've got so much
00:31:10.460 important work to get to.
00:31:11.720 But you've got to go
00:31:12.140 to dailywire.com.
00:31:13.020 You get me,
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00:31:14.380 the Ben Shapiro Show,
00:31:15.080 the Matt Wall Show.
00:31:16.100 You get to ask questions
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00:31:17.320 You get another kingdom.
00:31:18.060 By the way,
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00:31:48.060 Hallmark has gone lesbian.
00:31:52.640 And it tells us something
00:31:54.820 about liberalism.
00:31:57.440 It tells us something
00:31:58.720 specifically about
00:32:00.340 supposedly value-neutral
00:32:02.580 liberalism.
00:32:04.020 What happened?
00:32:05.000 The Hallmark Channel
00:32:05.720 on Sunday
00:32:06.360 decided to reinstate
00:32:08.280 an ad
00:32:09.040 for featuring
00:32:10.720 a same-sex couple
00:32:12.040 getting same-sex married
00:32:14.060 on the network.
00:32:15.020 So there's this wedding
00:32:15.720 planning company
00:32:16.380 named Zola
00:32:16.980 and they were featuring
00:32:18.940 a same-sex marriage ceremony
00:32:21.660 in the commercial.
00:32:23.240 And Hallmark Channel
00:32:23.920 is very conservative,
00:32:26.200 very traditional.
00:32:27.280 The whole audience
00:32:27.860 is traditional,
00:32:28.600 family values.
00:32:29.940 It's, you know,
00:32:31.000 absolutely milquetoast,
00:32:32.380 1950s kind of values.
00:32:34.240 And so they said,
00:32:34.980 we're not going to run
00:32:35.580 this commercial
00:32:36.300 of people
00:32:37.740 redefining marriage.
00:32:39.440 And this created
00:32:41.240 a big backlash
00:32:41.860 and they've since apologized.
00:32:43.800 Hallmark issued a statement.
00:32:46.480 They said, quote,
00:32:48.260 Hallmark will be working
00:32:49.440 with GLAAD,
00:32:50.920 the Gay and Lesbian Alliance
00:32:52.440 Against Defamation.
00:32:53.420 They will run the commercial
00:32:54.380 featuring these two women
00:32:55.660 kissing and walking down
00:32:57.540 the aisle.
00:32:57.980 Everybody's so happy
00:32:58.800 on Zola.
00:33:00.620 They will better represent
00:33:03.420 the LGBTQ community
00:33:05.040 across our portfolio
00:33:06.400 of brands.
00:33:07.980 The statement goes on.
00:33:09.040 The Hallmark Channel
00:33:09.720 will be reaching out
00:33:10.940 to Zola
00:33:11.480 to reestablish
00:33:12.220 our partnership
00:33:12.760 and reinstate
00:33:14.040 the commercials.
00:33:15.080 Our mission is rooted
00:33:16.300 in helping all people
00:33:17.480 connect,
00:33:18.460 celebrate traditions,
00:33:19.520 and be inspired
00:33:20.300 to capture meaningful
00:33:21.360 moments in their lives.
00:33:22.920 Anything that detracts
00:33:24.140 from this purpose
00:33:24.720 is not who we are.
00:33:26.160 We are truly sorry
00:33:27.460 for the hurt
00:33:28.640 and disappointment
00:33:29.360 this has caused.
00:33:31.860 And did Zola say,
00:33:33.520 oh, thank you so much
00:33:34.340 for putting our commercial
00:33:35.100 back on?
00:33:35.780 No, they pushed
00:33:36.380 the issue harder.
00:33:37.680 They said,
00:33:38.040 we were deeply troubled
00:33:38.900 when Hallmark rejected
00:33:39.900 our commercials
00:33:40.480 for featuring
00:33:41.380 a lesbian couple
00:33:42.340 celebrating their marriage.
00:33:44.560 And we are relieved
00:33:45.940 to see that decision
00:33:46.920 reversed.
00:33:47.620 We're humbled
00:33:48.280 by everyone
00:33:49.080 who showed support
00:33:50.180 not only for Zola
00:33:50.900 but for all the
00:33:51.420 LGBTQ couples
00:33:52.340 and families
00:33:52.860 who express their love
00:33:54.180 on their wedding day
00:33:54.920 every single day.
00:33:56.860 What this shows us
00:33:58.000 is that liberalism
00:33:59.140 is not neutral.
00:34:00.580 So much of the debate
00:34:01.340 we have going on
00:34:02.000 right now
00:34:02.480 in the conservative circles
00:34:03.680 between the conservatives
00:34:04.520 and the libertarians
00:34:05.440 is over whether
00:34:06.600 liberalism is neutral.
00:34:08.120 The libertarians tell us
00:34:09.280 liberalism is neutral.
00:34:10.760 It's a neutral playing field
00:34:11.840 and the conservatives
00:34:12.820 can fight it out
00:34:13.620 and the leftists
00:34:14.260 can fight it out
00:34:14.980 but at least we'll
00:34:15.560 have neutral liberalism.
00:34:17.000 And what the conservatives
00:34:17.860 are saying is
00:34:18.600 liberalism isn't neutral.
00:34:20.200 Liberalism has a very specific
00:34:21.980 and radical set of values
00:34:23.300 some of which
00:34:24.600 we disagree with
00:34:25.540 and so if we're playing
00:34:26.780 on the playing field
00:34:27.540 of liberalism
00:34:28.380 we're going to lose
00:34:29.720 because we're playing
00:34:31.100 by the other team's rules.
00:34:32.380 They make the rules
00:34:33.120 and we will end up
00:34:34.200 at their conclusions.
00:34:35.840 And the conservatives
00:34:36.360 here are right.
00:34:37.600 The disagreement
00:34:38.700 is over
00:34:39.540 the definition of marriage.
00:34:41.520 In all places
00:34:42.520 everywhere on earth
00:34:43.660 throughout all of history
00:34:44.500 until about
00:34:45.740 seven or eight years ago
00:34:47.500 people believed
00:34:48.940 that marriage
00:34:50.220 was between husbands
00:34:51.040 and wives.
00:34:51.720 They believed that
00:34:52.340 sexual difference
00:34:53.600 had an important role
00:34:55.740 in the definition
00:34:56.680 of marriage.
00:34:57.780 And there are plenty
00:34:58.380 of other important relationships
00:34:59.880 that you'll have
00:35:00.400 in your life
00:35:00.900 but they aren't marriage.
00:35:02.820 Marriage is a specific one.
00:35:04.460 Then we decided
00:35:05.840 to radically redefine marriage
00:35:07.400 at the level
00:35:08.000 of the Supreme Court
00:35:08.900 to include
00:35:10.200 monogamous
00:35:11.660 same-sex couples.
00:35:12.820 So it still has
00:35:13.320 to be monogamous
00:35:13.980 but sexual difference
00:35:15.420 goes out the window.
00:35:17.760 That's the disagreement
00:35:18.780 that we're having here.
00:35:20.300 And the Hallmark channel
00:35:22.140 more than any other channel
00:35:23.400 on television
00:35:23.920 is this really traditional
00:35:25.120 normal conservative
00:35:27.340 family values
00:35:29.300 kind of
00:35:29.600 use whatever euphemism
00:35:30.560 you want.
00:35:31.740 They're a conservative channel
00:35:34.140 and they're not allowed
00:35:35.000 to be a conservative channel
00:35:36.100 anymore
00:35:36.520 because liberalism
00:35:38.520 will not tolerate it
00:35:39.560 because liberalism
00:35:40.400 is not neutral.
00:35:43.460 Okay?
00:35:43.820 And that is
00:35:44.620 a dishonest premise
00:35:45.940 to begin with.
00:35:48.820 I think about it
00:35:49.860 even in
00:35:50.720 in the schools, right?
00:35:52.800 In the schools
00:35:53.320 they say
00:35:53.780 public schooling
00:35:54.680 is going to be
00:35:55.040 completely value neutral.
00:35:56.440 We're not going to
00:35:57.180 instill values on people.
00:35:58.640 We're just going to
00:35:59.640 teach them the facts,
00:36:00.700 okay?
00:36:01.060 And teach them how to think
00:36:02.140 and then they can come
00:36:03.000 to their own conclusions.
00:36:04.460 So we're going to get
00:36:05.200 the Bible out of schools.
00:36:06.160 We're not going to
00:36:06.520 permit people to pray
00:36:07.400 in schools
00:36:07.840 and that's going to
00:36:08.340 be neutral.
00:36:08.900 That isn't neutral
00:36:09.580 because what you're saying
00:36:11.080 is atheism is neutral.
00:36:12.280 That's not the neutral position.
00:36:13.680 It's a very small
00:36:14.860 minority view
00:36:15.520 held by people
00:36:16.120 throughout all of history
00:36:17.060 and
00:36:18.040 and it's the opposite
00:36:20.660 of theism.
00:36:22.380 It's the opposite of
00:36:23.380 say
00:36:24.100 a broadly Christian worldview.
00:36:26.240 You could call it
00:36:26.720 the Judeo-Christian worldview.
00:36:28.360 You could call it
00:36:28.900 the theistic worldview.
00:36:30.020 Whatever you want.
00:36:30.680 To believe in God
00:36:32.440 and not believe in God
00:36:33.200 are opposite opinions.
00:36:34.620 To say that not believing
00:36:35.680 in God is neutral
00:36:36.920 is to
00:36:37.900 basically give the argument
00:36:39.680 to the secularists
00:36:40.560 from the beginning.
00:36:41.680 To believe that marriage
00:36:42.520 has a definition
00:36:43.240 and it involves
00:36:44.140 sexual difference
00:36:44.900 is the opposite
00:36:45.840 as saying marriage
00:36:46.540 does not involve
00:36:47.220 sexual difference.
00:36:48.480 If we now
00:36:49.180 have to play
00:36:50.200 on the playing field
00:36:51.100 of marriage
00:36:52.160 has no sexual difference
00:36:53.240 then there's no disagreement.
00:36:54.540 The left has won
00:36:55.120 before the debate
00:36:55.760 already began.
00:36:56.820 Even began.
00:36:57.320 That
00:36:58.140 is what we've seen
00:36:59.640 the left do
00:37:00.160 time and time again
00:37:01.340 and it's why
00:37:02.260 there's a conservative
00:37:03.060 reaction against this.
00:37:04.480 If we can't have
00:37:05.200 the Hallmark Channel
00:37:06.120 if we're not allowed
00:37:08.280 to express
00:37:08.920 our completely
00:37:10.080 mainstream opinion
00:37:11.160 our opinion
00:37:12.040 that everybody
00:37:12.680 has always held
00:37:13.580 everywhere
00:37:14.080 if we can't express
00:37:15.300 that on the Hallmark Channel
00:37:16.440 if we can't express it
00:37:17.660 in Chick-fil-A
00:37:18.680 the one stalwart
00:37:21.260 conservative fast food company
00:37:22.660 then the whole culture
00:37:23.600 is lost.
00:37:24.660 Shows you that
00:37:25.420 corporate America
00:37:26.180 is just going to follow
00:37:27.120 liberalism along
00:37:28.520 as long as we accept
00:37:29.420 liberalism to be neutral
00:37:30.420 which it is not.
00:37:31.560 Another great example
00:37:32.300 of this
00:37:32.540 Megan Fox
00:37:33.080 Megan Fox
00:37:34.100 is raising her sons
00:37:35.140 non-gendered
00:37:36.940 gender
00:37:37.340 undefined
00:37:39.260 and vegan.
00:37:41.220 She's raising her
00:37:41.840 three sons that way
00:37:42.700 and she just talked
00:37:43.740 about this with
00:37:44.260 People Magazine.
00:37:45.600 She has three boys
00:37:47.000 three, five
00:37:47.640 and seven years old
00:37:48.520 and she says
00:37:49.360 she's raising them
00:37:50.040 to be quote
00:37:50.740 who they were born
00:37:52.320 to be.
00:37:53.760 She goes on
00:37:54.620 it's about releasing
00:37:55.500 control, right?
00:37:56.380 That's all it is.
00:37:57.340 It's allowing them
00:37:58.140 to be who they are
00:37:59.200 and relinquishing control
00:38:00.800 because they were born
00:38:01.960 to be who they are.
00:38:02.900 It's my job
00:38:03.460 to support that process
00:38:04.620 not to get involved
00:38:05.860 and micromanage
00:38:06.700 and mold them
00:38:07.460 into what I think
00:38:08.400 they should be.
00:38:10.040 But this isn't
00:38:11.080 about releasing control.
00:38:12.800 That's the lie
00:38:13.880 of value neutral liberalism.
00:38:17.140 What the left
00:38:18.160 wants you to believe
00:38:19.120 is we're not
00:38:20.680 coercing you
00:38:21.440 into anything.
00:38:22.960 We are simply
00:38:23.720 letting you be
00:38:24.580 and make your own decisions.
00:38:26.180 That's what the liberals
00:38:26.960 believe.
00:38:27.400 That's what the leftists
00:38:28.040 believe.
00:38:28.500 That's what the libertarian
00:38:29.580 right wingers believe.
00:38:31.380 Just back off
00:38:32.660 and we're just letting you
00:38:33.960 make whatever decision
00:38:35.420 you want.
00:38:36.460 That's not really
00:38:37.220 how it works.
00:38:38.540 It's just coercion
00:38:39.880 in another form.
00:38:42.780 First of all
00:38:43.460 a parent's job
00:38:44.160 is not to just
00:38:44.800 let her kids run around
00:38:45.640 and do whatever they want.
00:38:46.720 A parent's job
00:38:47.340 is to raise
00:38:48.180 the child.
00:38:49.740 To educate
00:38:50.560 the child.
00:38:51.480 To teach the child
00:38:52.140 right from wrong.
00:38:53.400 To teach the child
00:38:54.960 how to behave.
00:38:56.860 If you let the kid
00:38:57.860 run around
00:38:58.420 that's
00:38:58.960 just a dereliction
00:39:00.520 of that duty.
00:39:01.680 But moreover
00:39:02.220 if you raise the kid
00:39:03.200 and say
00:39:04.500 I'm not going to tell you
00:39:06.700 that you're a boy.
00:39:08.480 I'm going to tell you
00:39:09.620 you're neither a boy
00:39:10.520 nor a girl
00:39:11.080 and you can make
00:39:11.600 your own decision.
00:39:13.600 Those are two forms
00:39:14.620 of coercion.
00:39:16.360 Okay.
00:39:17.560 One is
00:39:18.080 one is coercing them
00:39:19.360 to believe the truth.
00:39:20.280 One is coercing them
00:39:21.080 to believe a fantasy.
00:39:22.560 Same thing with veganism.
00:39:23.720 If you teach
00:39:24.680 if you cook food
00:39:25.960 for a kid
00:39:26.420 you make him
00:39:27.060 a turkey dinner
00:39:27.740 you are coercing
00:39:28.880 the child
00:39:29.300 to eat meat.
00:39:30.240 If you
00:39:30.940 refuse to make
00:39:31.940 meat for a kid
00:39:32.540 and you have him
00:39:33.100 eat kale
00:39:33.640 and avocados
00:39:34.440 for dinner every night
00:39:35.260 you are coercing
00:39:36.320 the child
00:39:36.780 to be a vegetarian.
00:39:38.400 But either way
00:39:39.360 this involves
00:39:40.420 some coercion.
00:39:42.600 That's because
00:39:43.300 all of education
00:39:44.340 involves coercion.
00:39:45.780 That's because
00:39:46.380 this liberal
00:39:47.540 and libertarian
00:39:48.540 and classically liberal
00:39:49.540 and whatever term
00:39:50.180 you want fantasy
00:39:51.100 that we're just
00:39:52.160 atoms floating
00:39:52.960 in space
00:39:53.480 and we can never
00:39:54.180 be
00:39:54.440 have our
00:39:55.140 preferences
00:39:56.940 impinged upon
00:39:57.760 is a fantasy.
00:39:59.640 We live in society.
00:40:01.400 There is no such thing
00:40:02.100 as the state of nature.
00:40:03.340 There is no such thing
00:40:04.180 as wandering around
00:40:05.180 without any ties
00:40:05.980 to community.
00:40:06.980 You were born
00:40:07.460 into a family.
00:40:08.560 That will involve
00:40:09.200 some coercion.
00:40:10.140 You are educated.
00:40:11.160 Education is an intrinsically
00:40:12.580 coercive action.
00:40:14.040 You live
00:40:14.500 in under a government.
00:40:16.060 The government
00:40:16.460 will coerce you.
00:40:17.420 It has to.
00:40:17.980 It's the definition
00:40:18.660 of government.
00:40:19.560 And the question
00:40:20.200 that conservatives
00:40:21.420 are asking
00:40:22.000 is
00:40:22.520 if there is going
00:40:24.660 to be coercion
00:40:25.440 is it going to be
00:40:26.160 toward reality
00:40:26.980 or is it going to be
00:40:27.780 toward unreality?
00:40:29.700 Are we going to force
00:40:31.200 conservative TV channels
00:40:33.140 to take on
00:40:34.980 radical leftist ideology
00:40:36.160 or
00:40:37.280 are we going to
00:40:38.820 insist upon
00:40:39.660 a more traditional
00:40:41.700 definition of marriage?
00:40:42.660 You have to define
00:40:43.800 your terms
00:40:45.000 and when you define
00:40:46.140 something
00:40:46.560 you are necessarily
00:40:47.900 excluding
00:40:49.040 other options.
00:40:51.340 We got to get
00:40:52.080 to the dumbest article
00:40:52.800 on the internet today
00:40:53.840 before we
00:40:55.760 before we head out.
00:40:57.440 This is from
00:40:57.920 the Huffington Post.
00:40:59.320 It's actually right
00:41:00.320 on our theme.
00:41:01.160 It's on the same
00:41:01.660 kind of theme.
00:41:02.980 Huffington Post.
00:41:03.700 I am choosing
00:41:04.380 not to have kids
00:41:05.620 because I care
00:41:06.980 about the environment.
00:41:08.700 It's by an author
00:41:09.340 named Mariana Keen.
00:41:11.640 The article begins.
00:41:12.560 Many people believe
00:41:13.320 it's their duty
00:41:14.140 to have children
00:41:14.820 but for me
00:41:15.340 the opposite
00:41:15.800 is far more accurate.
00:41:17.540 I feel
00:41:18.260 it's my responsibility
00:41:19.420 not to have children
00:41:20.720 as part of
00:41:21.860 a collective effort
00:41:22.840 to respond
00:41:24.040 to an unsustainable
00:41:25.440 population size.
00:41:29.720 We've heard this story
00:41:31.080 for decades
00:41:32.000 and decades.
00:41:33.040 We heard it
00:41:33.540 especially
00:41:34.060 in the 1970s
00:41:36.660 during the environmentalist
00:41:37.680 movement
00:41:38.080 really gaining steam
00:41:39.180 during the Earth Day movement.
00:41:41.120 You had
00:41:41.700 major scientists
00:41:43.080 some of whom
00:41:43.580 are still working
00:41:44.220 at Stanford University
00:41:45.240 right now
00:41:45.800 who said
00:41:46.620 within 10 years
00:41:47.720 there will be
00:41:48.480 mass starvation.
00:41:49.800 The population
00:41:50.420 will just get
00:41:51.000 too big.
00:41:52.340 Financial resources
00:41:53.260 will not be there
00:41:54.220 and people will die off
00:41:55.400 in the millions
00:41:56.000 every single year.
00:41:57.320 And then guess
00:41:57.620 what happened?
00:41:59.100 Between
00:41:59.580 1970 and today
00:42:01.440 the world population
00:42:02.820 has doubled.
00:42:04.040 Guess what else
00:42:04.560 has happened?
00:42:05.420 Poverty
00:42:05.960 has dropped
00:42:07.160 dramatically.
00:42:08.500 We are richer
00:42:09.540 and fatter
00:42:10.300 than ever.
00:42:10.920 there are abundant
00:42:12.360 resources.
00:42:13.840 We're doing great.
00:42:14.800 It was just debunked
00:42:15.960 but it hasn't been
00:42:16.900 debunked
00:42:17.500 by these
00:42:18.440 left-wing ideologues
00:42:19.740 who are writing
00:42:20.200 at the Huffington Post.
00:42:22.420 They say
00:42:22.780 the world population
00:42:24.160 is growing
00:42:25.060 by approximately
00:42:25.640 83 million people
00:42:26.640 every year
00:42:27.680 due to a high
00:42:29.520 birth rate
00:42:30.020 and a falling
00:42:31.120 death rate
00:42:32.180 and this is having
00:42:33.040 a devastating impact
00:42:34.100 on the planet.
00:42:34.720 So first of all
00:42:35.260 in the West
00:42:35.840 the birth rates
00:42:38.040 are falling.
00:42:38.840 I mean
00:42:39.000 if this woman
00:42:39.620 is living in the West
00:42:40.600 if she's living
00:42:41.100 in America
00:42:41.600 as it would appear
00:42:42.120 she is
00:42:42.480 our birth rate
00:42:43.660 is well below
00:42:44.360 replacement levels.
00:42:45.700 So
00:42:45.940 she not only
00:42:47.360 can have kids
00:42:48.000 she definitely
00:42:48.660 should have kids
00:42:49.280 if she wants
00:42:49.660 the population
00:42:50.240 to even remain
00:42:51.020 the same as it is
00:42:51.740 but she doesn't
00:42:52.560 it would appear
00:42:53.400 she wants it
00:42:53.840 to decline.
00:42:54.840 The conclusion
00:42:55.400 of her argument
00:42:55.960 though
00:42:56.260 is if she's
00:42:56.860 really worried
00:42:57.380 about the
00:42:57.880 populations
00:42:58.940 that are exploding
00:42:59.780 all around the world
00:43:00.500 she's saying
00:43:01.500 that brown people
00:43:03.100 in Africa
00:43:03.580 shouldn't have kids.
00:43:04.760 She's saying
00:43:05.260 that people
00:43:05.880 in East Asia
00:43:06.780 and South Asia
00:43:07.400 shouldn't have kids.
00:43:08.540 She's saying
00:43:08.840 ethnic minorities
00:43:10.020 in the United States
00:43:10.840 outside of the United States
00:43:13.220 should not have children.
00:43:15.200 That's a pretty weird argument
00:43:16.840 it's a pretty awful thing to say
00:43:18.060 but the left
00:43:19.160 always does this
00:43:20.020 they want to stop
00:43:21.140 human flourishing
00:43:22.580 they want to use less
00:43:23.800 they want to work less
00:43:24.900 they want to consume less
00:43:27.220 they want to live less.
00:43:29.860 She writes
00:43:30.200 this is something
00:43:30.800 I've been ruminating over
00:43:32.120 for a long time
00:43:33.000 but the intense pressure
00:43:34.020 I felt
00:43:34.500 as a woman
00:43:35.040 to have children
00:43:35.720 has still etched away
00:43:37.240 at my thoughts.
00:43:37.900 It's a pressure
00:43:38.700 that is biological
00:43:40.040 and it comes
00:43:41.400 from your conscience
00:43:42.100 and it comes
00:43:42.840 from society
00:43:45.360 of course
00:43:45.860 and it comes
00:43:46.280 from our tradition
00:43:46.920 and it comes
00:43:47.340 from our nature
00:43:47.920 you want to have kids.
00:43:50.280 The left does this
00:43:51.360 all the time.
00:43:52.760 They want to decrease
00:43:54.060 the human population
00:43:55.060 through abortion
00:43:55.720 through euthanasia
00:43:57.160 through population control
00:43:58.740 through contraception
00:43:59.920 you're seeing
00:44:00.760 a theme here
00:44:01.600 and
00:44:02.900 when you realize
00:44:04.480 that we're spirits
00:44:05.640 not animals
00:44:06.300 when great forces
00:44:07.000 are on the move
00:44:07.540 in the world
00:44:07.860 to quote
00:44:08.140 Winston Churchill
00:44:08.800 you realize
00:44:09.580 there might be
00:44:09.960 a spiritual component
00:44:10.940 here
00:44:11.220 and if
00:44:11.540 if there's
00:44:12.220 one political ideology
00:44:13.440 that's constantly
00:44:14.200 saying
00:44:14.660 kill people
00:44:16.180 before they're born
00:44:17.180 kill people
00:44:18.060 when they get too old
00:44:19.140 kill people
00:44:20.000 if you find them
00:44:20.620 a little bit defective
00:44:21.660 don't have children
00:44:23.720 don't give birth
00:44:24.840 don't procreate
00:44:25.820 that
00:44:26.500 is probably
00:44:28.000 a pretty wicked
00:44:28.700 ideology
00:44:29.360 and it gets
00:44:30.000 the moral situation
00:44:32.080 exactly backwards.
00:44:32.980 why would you
00:44:36.060 not have children
00:44:37.080 what she says
00:44:37.860 is
00:44:38.020 I'm not going
00:44:38.860 to have children
00:44:39.260 to save the planet
00:44:40.040 the planet's
00:44:41.100 just a big rock
00:44:42.100 okay
00:44:43.280 the planet
00:44:43.800 is here
00:44:44.700 for us
00:44:45.560 we're the ones
00:44:46.960 who enjoy
00:44:47.440 the beauty
00:44:47.840 of the planet
00:44:48.360 we're the ones
00:44:48.880 who enjoy
00:44:49.460 the beauty
00:44:50.320 of this whole world
00:44:51.140 do you think
00:44:52.200 that the deer
00:44:53.000 are going to worry
00:44:54.140 about population control
00:44:55.220 do you think
00:44:55.740 that animals
00:44:56.820 running around
00:44:57.320 in the wild
00:44:57.920 that bunny rabbits
00:44:58.820 are worried
00:44:59.400 about population control
00:45:00.520 absolutely not
00:45:01.860 do you think
00:45:03.380 the trees
00:45:03.720 are worried
00:45:04.120 no the trees
00:45:04.620 don't have fears
00:45:05.340 it's us
00:45:06.740 it's about us
00:45:08.700 we are stewards
00:45:10.140 of our environment
00:45:11.020 alright
00:45:11.460 and that is how
00:45:12.540 we're going to lead
00:45:13.560 I
00:45:13.880 I would say also
00:45:16.240 I'm just checking
00:45:17.000 this writer's
00:45:18.920 sex
00:45:19.580 ah yes
00:45:20.180 would appear to also
00:45:21.820 disprove Barack Obama's
00:45:23.100 argument universally
00:45:24.240 and across the board
00:45:25.120 you know the other
00:45:25.740 just before we go
00:45:26.540 I have to get this other
00:45:27.360 this other point in here
00:45:28.800 in 2008
00:45:30.620 Barack Obama
00:45:31.960 was running against
00:45:32.980 John McCain
00:45:33.560 and Sarah Palin
00:45:34.500 it was a ticket
00:45:36.420 of two men
00:45:37.040 versus a man
00:45:37.720 and a woman
00:45:38.100 he didn't give it up
00:45:39.000 then
00:45:39.140 I think
00:45:39.820 if I had to draw
00:45:41.160 one conclusion
00:45:41.900 from all of this
00:45:42.920 I think
00:45:43.720 that these leftists
00:45:45.880 don't really believe
00:45:47.360 the thing that they're saying
00:45:48.200 I think
00:45:48.920 maybe they have
00:45:50.020 ulterior motives
00:45:50.820 I think they might
00:45:51.800 be getting the world
00:45:52.600 wrong
00:45:53.540 that's our show
00:45:54.480 come back tomorrow
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00:45:56.120 I'm Michael Knowles
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00:46:57.680 Hey everyone
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