Ep. 766 - Public Health Propaganda
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Public Health Propaganda reached new heights this past weekend when Brazilian authorities lit up the Statue of Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro with a line that said, "Vaccine Saves." This is a substitute religion, and so many people are beginning to tune it out.
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Public health propaganda reached new heights this past weekend when Brazilian authorities
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lit up the very famous statue of Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro, lit it up in a line
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that says vaccine saves. Very creepy, extremely sacrilegious, and also just not true. You know,
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you know how I know this? I know this with scientific certainty. 100% of people who get
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the vaccine will die. I know that YouTube's going to try to shut me down for that. It is simply a
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scientific fact. 100% of people who get the vaccine will die. Now, they're probably not going to die
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tomorrow. Very possibly the vaccine will extend their lives, but they will die. This substitute
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religion is ridiculous, and so many people these days are beginning to tune it out. They are
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realizing that the public health establishment has not only lost its credibility, has not only
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misled people in so many ways, but it is also grabbing so much power that it does not deserve.
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Political power and religious power as well, and many, many people are tuning it out. I'm Michael
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Knowles. This is the Michael Knowles Show. Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment
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yesterday from Benjamin Watson, who says, the CDC's changes in masking restrictions is the
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equivalent to an employer shouting, you're fired, right before their employee quits. Far more about
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maintaining authority and control than anything else. I think this is pretty true. I think this is
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Knowles. People are beginning to tune out. If they haven't already, they're certainly now beginning to
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tune out. The public health propagandists who are taking a lot of power for themselves.
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Notably, Eric Clapton. You know Eric Clapton, very famous, one of the most famous rock musicians in
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the world. Eric Clapton is saying things that could get him kicked off of YouTube. Here's what he's
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saying. I'm just going to report what he's saying, because if I were to say it, I could run the risk of
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being kicked off of YouTube. That is how closely tied in the big tech industry is with the bureaucracy,
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with the government, with the public health administration. So I'm just going to read what
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Eric Clapton said and his experience of the vaccine. He said, quote, I took the first jab of
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AstraZeneca and right away had severe reactions, which lasted 10 days. I recovered eventually and
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was told it could be 12 weeks before the second one. About six weeks later, I was offered and took
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the second AstraZeneca shot, but with a little more knowledge of the dangers. Needless to say,
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the reactions were disastrous. My hands and feet were either frozen, numb, or burning,
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and pretty much useless for two weeks. I feared I would never play again. This guy is one of the
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most famous guitarists ever, you know, in popular music. And so that's a very big fear. He goes on,
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I suffer with peripheral neuropathy and should never have gone near the needle, but the propaganda
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said the vaccine was safe for everyone. So here's the issue. Okay. I am not telling any tales at a
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school here. Okay. I'm not saying anything that is a conspiracy theory or anything like that.
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Remember, they paused a vaccine because there were rare, rare rather, but significant side effects.
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Only affected a very small number of people, but they were very, very as significant as they
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possibly can be. And you're not really allowed to talk about that. Even when the public health
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officials come out and say, yes, there have been these rare cases, but we're going to pause certain
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vaccines, but then we're going to start them again. We, the public, and especially communicators,
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are not allowed to mention this, or we're called conspiracy theorists and we're called anti-vaxxers
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or something and taken off of the internet. I'm nothing of the sort and I'm not even
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anti-vaccine, generally speaking. But I do think we should be able to report on these sorts of
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reactions. A lot of people have heard these things anecdotally from friends or relatives or friends
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of friends, or in this case, from Eric Clapton. But we're not allowed to do that because the scientific
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matter of the vaccines is not really considered a scientific matter. Just like the scientific matter of the
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coronavirus is not really considered a scientific matter. It's a political matter whereby public
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health officials will, will lie to our faces, right? They'll say, one day they'll say, don't wear the
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masks. The masks don't work. You shouldn't wear the mask, you stupid sheep. I'm paraphrasing our
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exalted Dr. Fauci. Then five seconds later, he says, you have to wear the masks. And then later on,
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he justifies it and says that he misled us in the first place because he thought that all of us
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peasants would go out and buy up the masks and he wanted to save them for the nurses. But now that
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he knows there's enough masks, he's going to tell us that we need to buy them. Okay. Presuming to
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take a lot of political power. And in the case of Rio, presuming to, to take, take the place of
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Christianity, to supplant Christianity in Rio for goodness sakes. And, and on a very famous statue of
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Christ the Redeemer, a statute that, that says Christ saves to cover that up and say, no, vaccine
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saves, which is to say the public health officials save. But there are downsides here. Okay. As with
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any scientific procedure, there is a risk. Even, even now the public health officials who paused
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one of the vaccines will acknowledge, yes, there are risks and you've got to make a risk calculation,
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which is why I've said from the beginning, if I were older, if I were fatter, if I were in
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poorer health, I would probably be much more likely to rush out and get the vaccine that I am
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now as a relatively young, ostensibly healthy millennial. I'm not saying I have no risk.
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Don't you let, if anything ever happens to me, if I get COVID, you know, and God forbid something
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terrible happens, don't you let the libs write headlines about me that I was a COVID denier and I got
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my comeuppance. I'm not denying anything. I'm just saying that people ought to take risks into account.
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There are downsides to everything that we do. There's no such thing as a free lunch. The UK is
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seeing this right now. The UK is now dealing with the downside of the COVID lockdowns, other than
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destroying the economy and people's political rights and shutting down churches and depriving
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people of, of so many of their traditions and liberties. Here's another downside. The, even the
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public health officials in the UK are now worried that kids are going to get more common respiratory
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infections at higher rates with more severe reactions because they've been locked down for a full year.
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So in, in the United Kingdom right now, medical professionals are telling the sun, the newspaper,
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that models are showing that beginning this fall, there could be between 20% and 50% more cases of
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children needing to be hospitalized from respiratory synchishal, I don't know, I'm mispronouncing that,
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virus, otherwise known as RSV, which usually causes mild cold-like symptoms and can be serious
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for infants and, and senior citizens. From one expert, quote, there is a concern that children this year
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have missed out on a normal RSV viral exposure. They would normally be exposed to this, but they
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won't have been because of lockdown. Another expert said, we may get a big surge of routine
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respiratory conditions this autumn and winter, as most people avoided contact last winter. It's not
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just kids. Each year around 30,000 kids are hospitalized because of this virus. It could be
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significantly more this year. Now I think that I'm going to be in a pretty good position. I think a lot
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of you are going to be in a pretty good position because from the beginning, I've just ignored the
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lockdown. I just have. I haven't, in rare cases such as on an airplane, when they make me wear the
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mask, I'll basically wear the mask the whole time, but otherwise I've ignored it, you know, and I've
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seen my friends and I've seen my family and I've gone out and I've flown all over God's green earth
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and I feel great. And so thankfully, you know, I made it through just fine this whole year and I've
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gotten to see family. I've gotten to live my life. And also now I've exposed myself to the environment
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because we do have an immune system. I know that the public health professionals want to pretend
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that they are the only thing keeping us from sudden death at any given moment, but there are other
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things, folks. We have our immune system. We have our common sense. We have our prudence. We have our
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actual redeemer in his providence. Okay. We've got all of these things and there is more to life
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than not coming down with the cough. Okay. And there are prudential risk assessments that people
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can make. We're not allowed to say that anymore. Actually, what we're told we have to believe
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is that if you don't get this vaccine immediately, regardless of your age, regardless of your risk
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level, that you are endangering, not just the public, you're endangering yourself and you will
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pay the price. If the unvaccinated get vaccinated, they will protect themselves and other unvaccinated
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people around them. If they do not, states with low vaccination rates may see those rates go up,
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may see this progress reversed. Ultimately, those who are not vaccinated will end up paying the price.
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The vaccinated will continue to be protected against severe illnesses, but others may not be
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if you're not vaccinated. But given that the vaccination is convenient and free, it'll be a tragedy
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if to, and a needless one to see COVID cases among those who do not get vaccinated go up.
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So what, what Joe Biden has said right here, the unvaccinated will pay the price.
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That's simply not true. If he wanted to be accurate, he would say the unvaccinated
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may pay the price because there's a risk and uncertainty in anything that we do.
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Eric Clapton is paying the price and luckily it's all okay now, right? The experts tell us
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that, well, we know there are widespread mild reactions to the vaccines. We all have a friend
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or relative who got the second shot and they were down for the count for a few days. But in some cases,
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there are more serious reactions. We are told by the experts that they're very, very rare.
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So I'm not saying don't get the vaccine, but I am saying there's always a risk in life.
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And so, yeah, there's a risk to not getting the vaccine too. And people may pay the price. That's,
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that's the way this world works. However, I think there's a serious reason to doubt
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Joe Biden here. Okay. Namely, he's been wrong about this thing from the beginning.
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When Texas decided it was going to lift its mask mandate, this would have been a couple months ago
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now, Joe Biden came out and he said that this was Neanderthal thinking.
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Last thing we need is the Neanderthal thinking that in the meantime, everything's fine. Take
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off your mask, forget it. Yeah. That's what we're getting Neanderthal thinking. So I'm sure the cases
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have skyrocketed, deaths have skyrocketed in Texas, right? Let's see the latest. Let's check in on the
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science. Oh, wow. That's how about that? Texas is reporting zero deaths from the coronavirus for the
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first time now in nearly 14 months. This is months now after they lifted the mask mandate. So the
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issue here, someone wrote in to Ben's radio show actually, and when I was filling in and they
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said, you got to talk to your friend Knowles, he's an anti-vaxxer and he's being selfish.
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I'm not, I'm not an anti-vaxxer. I don't think that my reticence to rush out and get the vaccine,
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I don't think it's selfish at all. I don't think the science suggests that this will in any way harm
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anybody else. But the point I will make for the one in five Americans who are a little skeptical of
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these vaccines and the good portion of them who say they won't get it under any circumstances,
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which is a much harsher stance than I have is, it's not my fault that the public health
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administrators squandered their credibility. That's not my fault. It's not my fault that they
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the federal government that you got to get this vaccine, get it as soon as you can, you'll pay
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the price if you don't. But, but yet from the federal agencies, we're not really seeing that
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being implemented. Because if, if truly we all need to get the vaccine, then that means that we've got
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to have a vaccine passport or your employers have the right to ask for it. Your, your businesses that
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you frequent have the right to ask for it. Everybody does. The government has the right to ask for it,
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but that's not what we're seeing. The Department of Justice, according to reports, will not ask
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employees to confirm their vaccination status after allowing them to go maskless indoors, following
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updated guidelines from the CDC, according to a report now out from the Hill. So they were initially
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suggesting that they would force employees to confirm that they had been vaccinated. This would seem
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to violate some norms and traditions in this country. This would seem to open them up to
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litigation. And so they're not going to do it. We heard this news yesterday. Starbucks and Walmart
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are going to open up their stores to the unmasked. And the policy is if you're vaccinated, you don't
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need a mask. If you are unvaccinated, you do need a mask, but they're not going to check.
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So effectively what this means is everyone's going to take the mask off. And it just shows you the
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conflicting propaganda we've got. On the one hand, COVID is so super duper serious that we've got to
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wear masks even as we walk from the receptionist to the hostess stand to our dinner table at a
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restaurant. It's so super duper dangerous that we've got to wear that mask then, but we can take
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it off at the table. Well, why? Because you can't eat with a mask on. Well, so why is the restaurant
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open in the first place? Well, because COVID is not that dangerous. If it were really as dangerous as
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they were all saying it is, then they should just keep the restaurants closed. But they didn't do
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that. So you're getting such conflicting messages here. And that's why people, I think, increasingly
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are tuning them out, which is perfectly fine as far as I'm concerned. Speaking of controversial
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scientific claims, we're getting a really controversial claim from the NFL as it tries to stave off lawsuits
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from people who have been injured playing in the league. So get a load of this one.
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This is really quite politically incorrect. The NFL, which has gone very, very woke in recent years,
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which has in many ways led the country in disrespecting the American flag in the protest
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of the Star Spangled Banner because of white supremacy and how they stand for Black Lives Matter.
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So the NFL is reportedly trying to stave off a $1 billion brain injury settlement fund and claims made
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on that fund by arguing that blacks are stupider than whites. That is one of the arguments that is
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being made. So this accusation right now is being made by former Redskins. Oh, oops, am I allowed to say
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that term? I know that we're, what are they called now? They're called the Washington football team.
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This is the most vague, bland name ever. I'm going to stick with Redskins, I think. The former Redskins
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running back, Ken Jenkins, uh, just, uh, delivered 50,000 petitions to the billion dollar funds
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administrator, uh, senior U.S. district judge, Anita Brody. And, uh, Jenkins is, is highlighting
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something here, which is that you've got to prove that you've had cognitive impairment in order to be
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entitled for some of this settlement fund or entitled to it rather. And so you got to show that your,
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your brain has dropped below the average performance here, what would be expected.
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But there's a two-tiered system apparently in, in here because what the NFL is allegedly arguing
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is that black people ordinarily have lower cognitive skills than white people. So there,
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so on the one hand, the NFL is arguing we're black lives matter. We're so supportive. Yeah,
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let's protest the flag down with white supremacy. And then out of the other side of their mouth,
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they're saying, but actually, you know, blacks are dumber than whites.
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Now they're saying those both at the same, do you see the conflicting message? Do you see why
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this tarnishes the credibility of, and not just the credibility of public health people, but
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credibility of, of allegedly woke institutions like the NFL? Uh, really ugly stuff, really bad PR for
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them. Uh, obviously I haven't seen every detail of every legal document here, but this is the claim
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being made by, uh, by Ken Jenkins. And, uh, one suspects that the NFL is going to want to tamp down
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this publicity. So let's see, let's see if they can answer for it. Speaking of locker rooms,
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Tennessee, my wonderful state, my home state of Tennessee, it's my new home, but it's my home
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nonetheless. They are, uh, have now passed a law that will put schools at risk of lawsuits if they
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let men into the girls' locker room or into the girls' bathrooms, any gender bending rule like
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that. Tennessee governor, Bill Lee has just signed this bill that will, uh, open the schools up to
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punishment if they permit transgender students, meaning men who are pretending to be women or vice
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versa, use, um, locker rooms that do not reflect their quote gender at birth. So this is a phrase being
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used in the reporting here, their gender at birth. Oh, this is great legislation. I'm very glad that
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Tennessee is standing up for the women's room. You know, I'm glad. I didn't know that we would need
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to elect rock ribbed conservatives to stand up for the ladies' room, but, but apparently we have to.
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Uh, we've really got to watch our language here too, folks, because you're going to hear reporting on
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this and say it refers to transgender students, singles out transgender students.
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Transgenderism is not a thing. It's a social phenomenon, but it isn't real. What is contained
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in the phrase transgenderism is the belief that a man can really be a woman, but that isn't true.
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A man cannot really be a woman. And so transgenderism as a concept is a fantasy. Lock that away with the
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Easter bunny and the tooth fairy. That isn't real. We should stop using that phrase. Another phrase I hear
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from conservatives a lot is this phrase, biological males. Have you, maybe you've used it yourself. I
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know it, look, it's tricky. The left lays all these linguistic traps for us and very often we fall into
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those traps. Uh, but this is a very bad idea because it advances the left's purpose, a process
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that I write about at great length in my upcoming book, Speechless, Controlling Words, Controlling
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Thank you to everyone who's pre-ordered. I think there are a lot of conservatives who believe that
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by being really specific, they're going to outfox the left. So the left says, I'll use Caitlyn Jenner
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as an example, that Caitlyn Jenner is a trans woman and a trans woman is, refers to a man who now
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pretends to be a woman. And so, but now he's a trans woman. And when conservatives don't want to go
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along with that kind of jargon, they'll say, actually, you know, uh, Caitlyn Jenner is a
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biological male. Uh, now they're, they think they're being very specific here, but they're
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actually accepting the whole premise, the whole premise of transgenderism. Because if you use the
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phrase biological male, you're implying that there's some other kind of male that you can be a,
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a non-biological male, which is the whole idea of transgenderism. So I think we can't do it folks.
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I know we're trying to be polite. We're trying to be specific, but if you want it to be most
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specific, and by the way, if you want to be most respectful by telling people the truth instead of
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lies, then you got to drop the qualifier. He's a man, baby. He's a man. I sound like Austin Powers.
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It's just a man. You'll notice that political correctness often uses this formula. Actually,
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the very phrase politically correct uses this formulation where you put an adverb before an
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adjective to not just transform, but actually negate the adjective. What I mean by that is
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you got something like correct. What does correct mean? It means true. But then you've got the phrase
00:22:36.980
politically correct and politically correct is ironic because the politically negates the correct.
00:22:43.320
Politically correct just means not true. This, this was, uh, mocked in its, in PC's early days is,
00:22:49.300
as the formulation of the adverbally, adverbially pre-modified adjectival lexical unit,
00:22:55.200
right? Cause that's the way the jargon sounds. It's this kind of silly language that, that either
00:22:59.780
obscures or more often outright negates the meaning. So don't do it. You know, we're kind
00:23:04.680
of slow on the uptake here. We like to consider ourselves pretty sturdy, conservative. We love
00:23:09.120
freedom. We're blunt here in America, but we're not. We're not actually, believe it or not, France
00:23:15.240
is doing a better job on this issue than we are. The freaking French are more conservative on this
00:23:22.380
issue than the Americans are. France is right now banning the use of gender neutral language in
00:23:30.920
schools. So there was a push a couple of weeks ago to include full stops in the middle of written
00:23:39.400
words. They'll call this midpoints, which would therefore allow both male and female forms to be
00:23:46.180
represented simultaneously. You know, France, French is a gendered language, just like
00:23:51.700
Italian and just like Spanish, like the romance languages, right? The, the, la biblioteca in
00:23:57.780
Spanish is a female word. Ends in an A, it accepts the, the article la, right? There are, there are male
00:24:07.820
words and female words. This is actually what gender referred to. It just referred to grammar until the
00:24:11.680
1960s when the use of gender as referring to sex was popularized. And that's where we got the sex
00:24:17.340
gender distinction that sent us down this crazy rabbit hole. But the French came out and they
00:24:20.820
said no. And what, what the French officials came out and said was that if you use this sort of thing,
00:24:26.840
you will actually butcher the French language. They actually saw this as a colonization by the
00:24:32.600
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00:24:39.800
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00:24:45.020
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00:27:12.720
I hate to say that the French have more common sense than the Americans, but they do on this issue
00:27:18.400
of wokeness. I actually, when I was researching my upcoming book, Speechless, Controlling Words,
00:27:23.500
Controlling Minds, available now for pre-order, I noticed that even in the PC debates of the early
00:27:29.440
90s, the French said, no, we're not doing this. PC never infected France. For all their crazy,
00:27:37.420
radical, leftist, liberal inclinations, the French never really went along with PC. They're a very
00:27:42.880
politically incorrect people. And the point that the French government is making right now,
00:27:48.160
that Nathalie Elimas, the state secretary for priority education, pointing out that woke language
00:27:54.700
is a, quote, danger for our country. And the death knell for the use of French in the world
00:27:59.600
points out that, quote, with the spread of inclusive writing, inclusive writing, the English language
00:28:05.320
already quasi hegemonic across the world would certainly, and perhaps forever defeat the French
00:28:10.440
language. But the woke language is a creation of the Anglo-American culture. And when you, when you
00:28:18.500
go into other languages, notably those with gender, you're going to, you're going to impose a sort of
00:28:22.360
cultural tyranny on them. You see it with the word Latinx. You know, now it's very popular to call
00:28:27.220
Mexicans and Guatemalans and every, first of all, you've got to lump them all together. There's no
00:28:32.460
distinction anymore to be had between Guatemalans and Hondurans and Nicaraguans and Mexicans. And
00:28:40.740
there's no distinction whatsoever. They're all just the same. It used to be Hispanic. Then it was
00:28:44.560
Latino, but then Latino, that's a male term. So now it's got to be Latinx. You say, wait a second,
00:28:50.320
words don't end that way in the Spanish language. So now we're imposing English linguistic structures
00:28:56.260
on, on a foreign culture, all in the name of decolonization. Very crazy. We should learn
00:29:02.660
something from the French. Never thought I would utter that phrase. Speaking of political correctness
00:29:06.800
abroad, you got to swim across that little English channel out of France to England where the royal
00:29:12.820
family is facing a woke problem of its own. Prince Harry, you know, Prince Harry, all he wants is
00:29:20.660
privacy. All he wants is to be out of the media spotlight, which is why he just goes on as many
00:29:26.080
podcasts as he possibly can. Poor, aggrieved Harry. Harry just recently went on a show
00:29:32.500
to viciously attack his family once again in harsher terms than he has even to date and to decry what he
00:29:41.460
considers to be a genetic cycle of abuse. There's a lot of genetic pain and suffering that gets passed
00:29:49.140
on anyway. As parents, we should be doing the most of what we can to try and say, you know what? That
00:29:54.060
happened to me. I'm going to make sure that doesn't happen to you. I never saw it. I never knew about
00:29:58.200
it. And then suddenly I started to piece it all together and go, okay, so this is where he went
00:30:03.560
to school. This is what happened. I know this bit about his life. I also know that's connected to his
00:30:08.160
parents. Yeah. So that means that he's treating me the way that he was treated. Exactly. Which means
00:30:13.560
how can I change that for my own kids? And well, here I am. I've now moved my whole family to the US.
00:30:19.300
Well, that wasn't the plan. Do you know what I mean? But sometimes you've got to make decisions
00:30:23.900
and put your family first and put your mental health first. Oh my gosh, this is so embarrassing.
00:30:29.880
This man is a combat veteran. This man, this was a tough guy from a family devoted to duty and
00:30:38.180
responsibility whose whole purpose is to serve the country. And now he's whining about mental health
00:30:44.340
and the way his father was raised and his father was raised poorly too. By the way,
00:30:49.940
this guy's grandfather just died. Prince Philip, after what was it? 97 or 99 years of public service.
00:30:59.360
He finally dies after giving his life to his adopted country. And what does this ingrate do? He comes out
00:31:07.180
and he says, yeah, he was a horrible father to my father. And my father was a horrible father to me.
00:31:10.680
And I'm, I'm really wonderful. You know, I'm a good person, which is why I abandoned my family and my
00:31:15.960
country and my duty and fled to Gamora by the sea out in California. How pathetic this is.
00:31:24.840
It's, it's very unmanly and unseemly to whine. This is true for anybody. I don't care. Everybody's
00:31:32.900
got problems. Okay. One of my favorite lines is from the Tennessee Williams play Orpheus Descending,
00:31:37.940
where the, the derelict is trying to shack up with a lady and he's trying to, you know,
00:31:44.060
spend the night at her place and she won't have it. And he says, but I've got nowhere to go. And
00:31:48.860
she says, well, everybody's got a problem and that's yours. I love that line. Everybody's got a
00:31:55.720
problem and that's yours. You know, there's very popular advice, which is when you're dealing with
00:32:00.120
people, you know, just be aware they might be going through a lot. They might have a lot of inner
00:32:03.840
turmoil. So have sympathy and empathy for them. I totally agree. I think that's very important
00:32:08.600
advice. Be, don't be cruel to people. Now I sound like Elvis. Don't be cruel. Good, good advice.
00:32:17.240
You should treat every interaction with someone as though you might not get to see them again.
00:32:21.740
Very important. I know that, I know the vaccine saves and it's going to give us all immortality,
00:32:25.840
but probably that's not going to happen. So yes, be empathic, be kind to people, be charitable.
00:32:32.760
But the flip side of that is everybody's got a problem and you got yours and they got theirs.
00:32:39.720
And sometimes you got to man up and quit whining and quit blaming your parents for all of your
00:32:45.820
problems. Well, you know, but I had really terrible parents. They wouldn't even take me to the country
00:32:50.460
castle every weekend when I wanted them to. Yeah, well, you know, boo-hoo, buddy. Sorry.
00:32:55.940
Just man up for goodness sakes. I think so many of our political problems come from this problem
00:33:01.860
because the family, contrary to popular leftist propaganda, the family is in a sense private,
00:33:09.380
right? It is protected against the predations of the state, but in a sense it's public because the
00:33:14.420
family is the bedrock political institution. It's where politics begins. It's where society begins.
00:33:20.500
It's the fundamental unit of society. And as the family breaks down, as people have no respect for
00:33:27.160
their families, for their parents, they will have no respect for their broader community.
00:33:32.260
If I don't respect my own family, why am I going to respect the family of the guy two blocks down
00:33:36.200
the street? Why am I going to respect the family of the guy two states away? Why am I going to respect
00:33:41.420
my country more broadly? Patriotism is an extension of filial piety. So if we lose the latter,
00:33:47.840
we're going to lose the former. And that's what's happening. I mean, you have Harry, actually,
00:33:53.080
this is the perfect example of this. He is deriding his own country and his, or his own family rather,
00:33:57.620
and his family is the symbol of the country. They are the royal family of the UK.
00:34:03.560
But this is true at a smaller scale for all of us. And Brits are saying very stupid things these
00:34:10.220
days. They are. They are. You know, I, I love our Anglo motherland. You know, I, I love, I even like
00:34:18.280
the royal family, those German interlopers. I even like them. I do. I really like Queen Elizabeth.
00:34:24.160
But some Brits are saying really, really stupid things, such as John Oliver. It occurred to me
00:34:29.380
the other day that John Oliver is consistently vulgar. His version of a joke is just to say
00:34:36.920
some unfunny line and then yell the F word or something. And in, in, in performative outrage,
00:34:41.960
right? He does a lot of that. And with reliable ignorance, he never really knows very much about
00:34:47.160
anything, but he pretends to know a lot about it. He has very little humility and he yells and he
00:34:52.040
shrieks and he says the F word a bunch and that's supposed to pass for a joke. So in a way, the
00:34:57.580
performative outrage, the reliable ignorance, the absolute haughtiness and vulgarity. John Oliver might
00:35:06.380
be the voice of a generation. I think he really sums it all up. And now Oliver is weighing in on Israel
00:35:13.840
Palestine. A sort of hack TV comedian is finally going to clear up one of the longest standing
00:35:21.160
geopolitical religious and problems in the history of the world. All right. Solve it for me, John.
00:35:29.180
Both sides are firing rockets, but one side has one of the most advanced militaries in the world.
00:35:35.160
Both sides are suffering heartbreaking casualties, but one side is suffering them exponentially.
00:35:40.540
And it's not like the U.S. is operating from the moral high ground here. It's obviously no stranger
00:35:45.540
to drone striking weddings and saying, we were just trying to target enemy combatants.
00:35:50.400
This country has blood on its hands too. And look, if you believe Israel's actions are warranted
00:35:56.340
and proportionate this week, you're welcome to try and make that argument.
00:36:00.440
But we have got to start having this conversation honestly and falling back on convenient,
00:36:05.820
sanitized terms like real estate disputes and airstrikes on militants feels a little disingenuous
00:36:12.400
when what you're describing is forcing people from the homes they've lived in for decades
00:36:16.460
and killing civilians and children. And again, none of this frees Hamas from responsibility.
00:36:22.240
But Hamas doesn't represent all Palestinians, just as what Israel is doing right now
00:36:27.080
doesn't represent all Israelis or indeed Jewish people.
00:36:30.360
Lots is complicated here, but some things are pretty simple. One side is suffering much more.
00:36:38.940
So there is a lot of philosophical confusion here that John Oliver has and just even the point of war
00:36:46.400
and how one responds to aggressors and the distinction between terrorism and justified state
00:36:52.300
violence. We'll get into that in a second. But he's also just made a claim that is absurd on its face,
00:37:00.040
namely he says that Hamas doesn't represent the Palestinian people. But the thing is, it does.
00:37:06.280
Hamas got elected by the Palestinian Arabs. So if you believe in any way in self-government,
00:37:13.160
democracy, then Hamas very much represents the so-called Palestinians. Just like the government of
00:37:24.160
Bibi Netanyahu represents the people of Israel. It does. And so if people in Palestine don't like
00:37:34.240
the way Hamas is acting, they shouldn't have elected them. But they did elect them and now
00:37:38.240
they're facing the consequences. Also, the idea that Israel, if Hamas sends a rocket over and kills
00:37:46.660
five Israeli civilians, targeting the civilians, the idea that Israel should respond by only targeting
00:37:54.700
five, I guess, well, no one would suggest that Israel should target five Arab civilians.
00:38:01.680
But so I think there the argument falls apart already. But even the idea that Israel should
00:38:06.620
only target five Hamas operatives is insane. That's not how war works. You don't just say,
00:38:12.960
okay, we're going to, you're just going to kill one of me and I'll kill one of you and then five
00:38:16.160
and five and five and five until what? Until it goes on forever. Now, the point of war is to defeat
00:38:21.640
your enemy. That war is the extension of politics by other means, right? So unless you want there to
00:38:28.500
be a stalemate forever, which will lead to far more suffering and death and misery, then someone's
00:38:35.900
got to win. No one wants to win wars anymore though. I mean, even the way America wages wars now,
00:38:40.800
we're not permitted to win them anymore. We used to be permitted to win them. We obviously would
00:38:44.600
win them militarily. We're the greatest military force ever in the history of the world. But the
00:38:49.600
political forces here, mostly coming from the left, will not permit that sort of thing because
00:38:54.280
it's considered icky or yucky or somehow wrong to defeat an enemy, particularly when the enemy is
00:39:00.760
considered to be less powerful. But the reason that the less powerful enemy feels justified and
00:39:05.580
confident in picking on the far more powerful enemy, in this case, Hamas picking on Israel is
00:39:11.240
because they know that Israel will not be permitted to defeat them. So you've got, John Oliver is right
00:39:17.360
in saying that this is a complex situation. But his argument, what is his argument here? That the
00:39:23.120
answer is to give the Palestinian Arabs a nation state? Well, the Palestinian Arabs elected a group
00:39:29.280
that explicitly is calling for the destruction of Israel. So Israel can't tolerate that. Anybody who
00:39:33.460
thinks Israel has a right to exist, or even that it is preferable that Israel exists, can't tolerate
00:39:38.020
that sort of thing. I don't even know what his argument is, other than all these muddled
00:39:45.240
philosophical premises that representative government isn't legitimate. I guess he denied
00:39:51.220
representative government. He denied that people have the right to win war when they have war waged
00:39:56.380
upon them. And if he's supporting a so-called Palestinian nation, he's denying the right of Israel to
00:40:03.080
exist. So okay, then go out and make that argument. He's not making that argument because he doesn't
00:40:07.060
know what he's saying. He's just yelling profanity and performing his outrage. But the people who yell
00:40:12.580
a lot and who use a lot of profanity usually do so because their arguments aren't particularly sound.
00:40:17.260
Speaking of shills for Hamas, Andy Ngo, perhaps the last journalist in America, just posted a video of
00:40:25.600
some pro-Palestine hoodlums who were going around breaking into a YouTuber's family's home because
00:40:32.640
the YouTuber apparently defended Israel. And this really irritated the Palestine sympathizers.
00:40:42.140
There you go, smashing up the windows. Light goes on on the upper floor. These lunatic hoodlums
00:40:53.420
are coming in, breaking more windows, filming it too, like a bunch of dopes. Now smacking the
00:41:02.920
nice car. You hear people screaming in the house. And now they enter the house. Look at that. Look at
00:41:10.620
these criminals entering the house. Videos like this, scenes like this really, really make me happy that
00:41:18.520
I'm an American because in America we have a second amendment. If they had a second amendment in the
00:41:23.500
UK, you wouldn't see as many scenes like this because if a group of people entered my house like
00:41:28.060
this, frankly, even if they just started throwing things, they would be blown to smithereens because
00:41:33.020
people have the right to defend themselves. I guess that's a lot of what this conflict in the
00:41:38.060
Middle East is boiling down to right now too. Whether or not and how people have the right to defend
00:41:43.300
themselves and against whom. But this is the side that people are aligned with. There's so much
00:41:49.240
propaganda coming out right now, especially from the left against Israel, but really just Israel to
00:41:55.800
them as an avatar for the West generally. They consider Israel to be a sort of colony of the West
00:42:01.080
and the Middle East, which they think really should belong to Arab Muslims or something to that effect.
00:42:05.440
And the more videos like that come out and the more the details of what's really going on in this
00:42:13.640
conflict come out, I think the clearer it is. Any side that has those pro-Palestinian, pro-Hamas
00:42:21.460
hoodlums breaking into innocent people's homes and has John Oliver on it, frankly, I don't know which
00:42:26.020
one's worse. I'm just very likely not going to be on that side. We're talking a lot about bullies,
00:42:34.700
bullies in the government, bullies in the media, bullies on the global stage.
00:42:39.980
So I have assiduously avoided learning anything about Chrissy Teigen. I just, I'm very, very proud
00:42:46.420
that I don't really know anything about Chrissy Teigen. And I've told people, I don't want to know
00:42:51.260
anything. I don't think that my life would improve by knowing who Chrissy Teigen is. You know, I know
00:42:56.680
she's being canceled or something like that. And she's got, now I know she's got a line at some
00:43:02.020
department store. Then I learned she's married to John Legend. I still don't really know who
00:43:05.540
John Legend is. Apparently he's either a musician or an actor or something. So now I know that. I
00:43:09.780
wish I didn't know that. And they're both apparently, you know, huge left-wingers and
00:43:14.560
they're always calling on other people to stop being hateful and mean and they're calling for
00:43:18.540
empathy and all this stuff. And then it turns out, I'm sorry to say, I now know kind of who she is
00:43:23.060
because she has been exposed for saying vicious, horrible things to some woman. This woman named
00:43:31.100
Courtney Stodden, who apparently received all these insane messages, vicious, vile messages
00:43:36.540
from Chrissy Teigen telling her even to kill herself. And this is a woman, Courtney Stodden,
00:43:41.120
who apparently has a history of mental problems and actually attempted to commit suicide.
00:43:48.800
I just couldn't believe how hypocritical it was. Hypocrisy Teigen. It was just so hypocritical
00:44:01.620
of her. I think for me, like, because I experienced so much harassment and bullying from her when I was
00:44:12.760
just 16 years old, it really affected me. And I think the bottom line is I never had a chance to
00:44:19.740
forgive her. I think like I've never really, she's never given me a chance to, to forgive her. And I
00:44:28.600
guess forgiveness, right. It starts with ourselves, but it's so damaging when you have somebody like
00:44:37.260
So I take it this gal was younger. She was a teenager or something when this began and the
00:44:42.540
messages were really, really vile. And so now this woman is being canceled and that's perfectly fine.
00:44:47.580
I mean, you know that my, my view on cancel culture is not, is not exactly the same view that a lot of
00:44:53.960
right-wingers are pushing. A lot of people are making the mistake on the right of saying that cancel
00:44:58.400
culture is terrible because we need to be free speech absolutists. And we need to oppose censorship
00:45:03.840
in the abstract all the time. And, and we need to never limit what people say. And I think that's
00:45:08.360
total BS. I'm all for it, man. Get, let's cancel more people. I love it. You know, in the 1950s,
00:45:14.320
we canceled communists. Awesome. We should, we should have kept doing that. I wish we continued
00:45:18.580
to do that. We canceled obscenity in this country for many, many decades, for centuries. We're still
00:45:25.980
supposed to do it on the books, but we don't do it as much. We should do that sort of thing that
00:45:29.460
compromises our freedom. So I'm all for that. And I'm all for people facing consequences,
00:45:33.440
but I, I just don't want people to have their lives ruined for saying ordinary, normal,
00:45:38.580
mainstream things, or for minor transgressions that, that even, that, or even more significant
00:45:43.780
transgressions that people repent. I'm all for canceling unrepentant people who are pushing bad
00:45:50.160
things. I think that's perfectly fine. There is obviously hypocrisy here, but I just, when I saw
00:45:55.700
the story, when I actually finally delved into who Chrissy Teigen is and what this issue is between these two
00:46:01.560
women, it, it rang so true because you see this so much from the left. The people who talk about
00:46:10.100
stopping hate and love Trump's hate, we got to stop the bullying and the meanness and the hatred and
00:46:16.240
the intolerance. They are always with, without exception, the most hateful, the most bigoted,
00:46:22.740
the least tolerant people that you ever see. And it's because of, I think these two religions,
00:46:30.360
I think it gets back right down to what we were talking about at the top of the show.
00:46:34.300
There's the religion of Christ the Redeemer with the arms outstretched, and there's the religion of
00:46:38.000
Fauci the Redeemer with, with the vaccine saves written on it. And one is, is true religion,
00:46:44.280
Christianity, and the other is the secular liberal religion of scientism. And there, one is based on
00:46:51.620
humility, one is based on pride, right? One is based on the complexity and fallenness and
00:46:57.860
brokenness of the world. And one is based on this utopian scheme that through scientific rationalism,
00:47:02.860
we're going to create the perfect world and fix human nature and cure death even, right? One,
00:47:07.320
one is based on a recognition of our mortality. One, one is based on the, the pursuit of immortality
00:47:13.480
here on earth. Those are, those are different religions. One time I got a call from a guy that I
00:47:19.060
went to college with, who I didn't really keep up with him. We weren't particularly close,
00:47:22.680
especially in later years. I, I rarely saw him. And he was big leftist and he, he got in trouble.
00:47:30.780
He committed a really bad crime, really bad, as bad as it gets. And he reached out to me.
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I thought, why are you reaching out to me? I don't barely even know this guy that well. And
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he said, you know, I always thought because your politics and at school, I was an atheist when I was
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in college, but, but politically I was still right wing. And he said, you know, I always thought you were
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a big jerk because you're politics, but I was reaching out to see if you have any advice and
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just to tell you my problem. And I thought, that's strange. This, but, but then it kind of clicked
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into me. In the, in the really shallow sense, conservatives, Christians, we're the most
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judgmental people. We are, we will, we will look Caitlyn Jenner right in the eyes and say,
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you are not a woman and I won't call you she. You can't get me to lie. I'm not going to do it.
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Not going to go along, right? In the, in the very shallow sense, we're, we're extremely judgmental.
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We're making judgments about the world. We're not tolerant of, of many things, but in the broader
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sense, when, when the tough times come, we're by far the most tolerant people. The conservatives
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and the Christians are much, much more tolerant and open-minded than the leftists. The leftists
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are far crueler, far more narrow-minded here because their vision of humanity is just wrong.
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They have a false anthropology. They don't seem to have a whole lot of sense of mercy for people. And
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what matters to them is what they say much more than what they do. This is also a premise of
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political correctness. The, the grace goes away because their, their worldview is a world without
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grace, right? I mean, this is why they're so angry. This is why they're entitled. This is why they're
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resentful. And I don't just mean this as personal flaws that, that everybody has to some degree.
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I mean, that, that is the ideology, right? This is what, you know, BLM and knocking down the statues
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and bad-maffing your own family on podcasts like Prince Harry's doing. That's the ideology.
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Whereas for the conservatives, the philosophy is based primarily in our own brokenness and our
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humility and our own need for grace and the grace that we've received unmerited. We, one would hope,
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would give to someone else very clearly summed up in the Lord's prayer. Forgive us our sins as we
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forgive those who, who trespass against us. That's what we're, that's what we're asking for here.
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Those are, those are two different visions of the world. And as we, as we exalt the one, as we put,
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as we put Dr. Fauci on Christ the Redeemer's head in Rio de Janeiro, we are, we are necessarily going to
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lose the other. And that, that sort of propaganda is the sort of thing that would be very, very difficult
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to come back from. That is a much uglier, much stupider, much less pleasant society.
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