The Michael Knowles Show - June 05, 2021


YES or NO | Real Answers and Real Drinks with MATT WALSH


Episode Stats

Length

46 minutes

Words per Minute

174.94456

Word Count

8,153

Sentence Count

508

Misogynist Sentences

4

Hate Speech Sentences

31


Summary

Matt Walsh and I play a game where we try to figure out how well we know one another. We read a prompt and then guess how the other person would respond to that prompt. And if you get it wrong, you get a drink.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 My friend Matt Walsh and I have known each other for a long time at this point.
00:00:19.020 However, only recently have we moved to the same town, spent a little more time together,
00:00:24.460 and so now I want to test how well we really know one another.
00:00:28.320 The game, very simple. Each of us has a drink. I'll let you guess whose is whose.
00:00:34.780 I think it's pretty obvious at this point. I've got the martini. Matt, you've got the beer.
00:00:41.040 We're going to read a prompt and then guess how the other person would respond to that prompt.
00:00:47.420 I think I got it.
00:00:48.420 You think you got it. And then if you get it wrong, you got a drink.
00:00:51.700 I mean, well, that's fine. That's fine.
00:00:53.460 They were trying to get me to go just straight whiskey for this game.
00:00:56.420 And I thought, it's 3 o'clock in the afternoon right now, so we're going to be a little bit more.
00:01:00.200 3 o'clock in the afternoon in Nashville.
00:01:02.400 Yeah, that's true.
00:01:02.920 But what time is it in Dubai? I don't know. It's like in the middle of the night over there.
00:01:05.640 That's a good point.
00:01:05.980 So you could do that.
00:01:07.240 I also feel I might be at a bit of a disadvantage because this is basically, you know,
00:01:11.940 the way I make a martini is I pour cold gin into a glass while looking at a bottle of vermouth on the other side of the room.
00:01:18.440 So this is a very boozy cocktail.
00:01:23.080 Well, I'm at a disadvantage because I would probably do poorly in this game with anyone
00:01:27.120 because I don't know anything about anyone or pay attention to anyone because I'm a narcissist and a sociopath.
00:01:33.840 So that's the disadvantage I'm at.
00:01:36.620 Cheers to that.
00:01:37.700 Should we have a little sip just to begin?
00:01:39.820 What, to being a narcissist and a sociopath?
00:01:41.260 To being a narcissist and a sociopath.
00:01:42.840 So I don't have to chug the entire thing for each wrong answer.
00:01:47.500 No, no.
00:01:48.120 That would make it interesting.
00:01:49.220 Yes, that would.
00:01:51.060 Okay, I'll go first.
00:01:55.160 Wearing glasses makes people appear more intelligent.
00:02:00.240 Oh, is that, so what am I supposed to do here?
00:02:03.320 So you've got to guess.
00:02:04.600 You already have.
00:02:04.880 I'm already drunk.
00:02:05.420 You've had one sip of beer.
00:02:07.240 You have to guess how I would respond to that prompt.
00:02:11.080 And I will guess how you would respond to that prompt.
00:02:13.440 So, for instance, you are wearing glasses.
00:02:15.300 So I think it's safe to say you would agree with that prompt.
00:02:19.700 So I've moved yours to the yes part.
00:02:22.220 Now you've got to move my...
00:02:23.060 Oh, do you agree with that prompt?
00:02:24.840 Yes.
00:02:25.480 Let's start over, explain the whole game again.
00:02:27.180 Yeah, so basically these are glasses of alcohol.
00:02:30.400 Yeah, so, okay.
00:02:32.760 I'm going to say, you'll say no because you're...
00:02:36.400 Because you could wear glasses, but you don't wear glasses most of the time.
00:02:39.200 You know what?
00:02:40.240 Yeah.
00:02:41.080 I think absolutely glasses do make you look smarter.
00:02:46.660 Now, do you know why I don't wear them all the time?
00:02:49.320 Why?
00:02:49.800 Because when I wear the glasses, I look exactly like Rachel Maddow.
00:02:54.000 That's true.
00:02:54.340 And this is no joke.
00:02:55.120 Ben Shapiro came up to me one time.
00:02:56.980 He goes, Michael, you've got to lose the glasses.
00:02:59.780 I said, what are you talking about?
00:03:00.940 He said, conservatives don't wear the glasses.
00:03:03.960 I said, yes.
00:03:04.800 What?
00:03:05.200 I said, yeah.
00:03:05.740 I said, well, this is actually...
00:03:06.820 It didn't even occur to me at this point because you were still stuck in the car in the
00:03:09.420 middle of the woods.
00:03:09.860 I said, no, plenty of political people on TV wear glasses.
00:03:13.700 He said, who?
00:03:14.640 I said, you know, Rachel Maddow, Lawrence O'Donnell, Chris Matthews, Chris Hayes.
00:03:22.700 It was all the libs.
00:03:23.680 I couldn't name a single conservative on TV.
00:03:26.020 You might be the one exception.
00:03:27.080 Only the libs wear glasses.
00:03:29.160 I never thought of it like that.
00:03:29.920 Only the libs, because we can see so clearly ourselves.
00:03:32.560 Well, so that means I got it wrong.
00:03:33.700 You got it wrong.
00:03:34.300 You have to drink.
00:03:35.200 I'll drink in solidarity.
00:03:37.480 All right.
00:03:38.180 Do you have a...
00:03:38.640 You got to reset over here.
00:03:40.300 Do you have a context?
00:03:42.500 Oh, yeah.
00:03:42.760 I can barely see.
00:03:43.600 Everything's blurry, but I just want to look like a conservative, so I just throw them
00:03:46.220 out.
00:03:46.420 Okay, that's fine.
00:03:46.980 Drive like a maniac.
00:03:47.620 Ben Shapiro likes me more.
00:03:51.920 Me as in me.
00:03:53.880 But it could be...
00:03:54.980 Just to clarify, right?
00:03:55.980 Because we're talking about me.
00:03:56.640 No, but it's how what I...
00:03:58.180 So are we each talking about ourselves?
00:04:00.480 Is the me relating to both of us?
00:04:02.180 You are going to answer whether I think that Ben likes me more than you.
00:04:08.900 Why didn't the card just say Michael?
00:04:10.620 Well, because then I'm going to answer if you think that Ben likes you more than me.
00:04:16.900 I quit.
00:04:17.620 I'm good.
00:04:19.760 I...
00:04:20.480 Yes.
00:04:21.040 So I'm going to say you think that Ben likes you more than me.
00:04:27.200 Yes.
00:04:27.680 And then you got to...
00:04:28.440 Do I think that Ben likes me more than you?
00:04:33.640 I think that you think that Ben likes me more than you.
00:04:38.840 Yes.
00:04:40.460 No, me.
00:04:41.660 Me more than you.
00:04:42.320 Okay, so no.
00:04:43.140 So no.
00:04:44.240 Yeah, yeah.
00:04:44.860 I think...
00:04:45.680 So what?
00:04:46.180 I think that was correct.
00:04:47.200 I don't...
00:04:47.940 I don't even know what we answered.
00:04:49.220 I think we both got that one right.
00:04:50.260 We both got that one right.
00:04:51.180 We should drink.
00:04:51.740 Okay.
00:04:51.960 You're right.
00:04:52.280 I agree.
00:04:53.480 Who wrote...
00:04:54.100 Can you write it a little clearer?
00:04:55.680 For God's sakes.
00:04:59.840 Jeez.
00:05:00.200 All right.
00:05:00.800 Let's see.
00:05:01.440 Let's see.
00:05:01.460 Maybe this one will be clearer.
00:05:04.140 Leviticus 19 verse 28 was more of a chill suggestion, making tattoos completely acceptable for Christians today.
00:05:15.820 Acceptable is going to be doing a lot of work here.
00:05:17.680 So Leviticus 19 verse 28 says, no tattoos.
00:05:22.380 Well, yeah.
00:05:24.920 Now I can't help but notice.
00:05:27.500 Got a little ink there on there.
00:05:29.120 That's just...
00:05:29.540 That's henna.
00:05:30.040 That's fake.
00:05:30.700 I redo that every morning before I come out.
00:05:33.360 Nice henna cairo, yeah.
00:05:35.440 The permanent marker.
00:05:36.220 Yeah, the Hindu artist, or more likely some like Lib woman artist doing henna tattoos,
00:05:41.580 she must be very confused every morning when you say, I need the cairo on my arm.
00:05:45.380 Yeah, well, and see, again, the question is not framed exactly correctly because my...
00:05:51.080 Well, I don't want to give my answer until you've guessed.
00:05:52.780 Okay.
00:05:53.420 So the question...
00:05:54.540 The question...
00:05:55.160 Acceptable is...
00:05:56.100 Are we talking about...
00:05:56.780 Chill suggestion.
00:05:58.460 Yeah.
00:05:59.580 Is it unfair framing to begin with?
00:06:03.060 Yeah.
00:06:03.280 As far as I know, God, particularly in the Old Testament, does not generally make chill
00:06:07.720 suggestions.
00:06:08.920 Neither chill nor suggestion would apply to the Old Testament at any point, so...
00:06:13.980 But the question is today, do those specific laws still hold today?
00:06:19.800 Right, and I'm confident that you would say no, that they don't hold.
00:06:26.280 Yes, I suppose...
00:06:27.460 Okay.
00:06:28.100 Now, yes, on the...
00:06:30.800 I think the substantive read of the question is true.
00:06:33.020 Yes.
00:06:33.280 However, the word acceptable...
00:06:35.000 Right.
00:06:36.020 It is my opinion that the only people who should have tattoos are convicts and sailors.
00:06:45.960 Now...
00:06:46.200 Not body shame me, first of all.
00:06:48.500 How dare you?
00:06:49.420 I will say, you've got a kind of burly demeanor.
00:06:55.420 Yeah.
00:06:55.760 You can pull...
00:06:56.440 And it's a strange tattoo because it's an ancient Christian symbol.
00:07:01.740 Like it's...
00:07:02.060 Oh, is that what it is?
00:07:02.740 I don't know if you know the...
00:07:03.840 I thought it was Japanese for water.
00:07:05.580 I was going for...
00:07:06.240 I was going for RX, like, prescription, and I forgot that...
00:07:08.760 You've got to go back in.
00:07:09.900 I'm just a big fan of Tylenol.
00:07:11.380 Yeah.
00:07:11.500 Yes.
00:07:11.840 Okay.
00:07:12.080 So, we both got that right.
00:07:13.740 So, I guess we should drink.
00:07:16.460 Are those the rules?
00:07:17.260 By the way, no, I totally respect the view of hating tattoos.
00:07:22.200 Yeah.
00:07:22.840 And I should be a guy who hates them, so it's very confusing for people.
00:07:25.540 Yes.
00:07:26.580 Like, but in terms of the Old Testament argument, I find it absurd.
00:07:31.600 Clearly, those are not...
00:07:33.300 Those are ceremonial Jewish laws that don't...
00:07:35.260 And there is a difference between moral laws, ceremonial laws.
00:07:39.780 Right.
00:07:40.080 This is...
00:07:40.900 Sometimes people get tripped up on this, but there are.
00:07:42.960 And especially tattoos in that context would have been pagan symbolism.
00:07:47.620 Right.
00:07:47.920 But also, if you get the little, like, the Japanese for water, you know, like the 20-year-old
00:07:52.400 white girls do, that is immoral.
00:07:54.800 That is a damnable offense.
00:07:56.740 I will agree with you there.
00:07:57.440 Yes.
00:07:57.740 Okay.
00:07:58.620 Okay.
00:08:01.380 I would rather be stuck in an elevator with a bleeding heart, burning bro communist than
00:08:06.020 a libertarian who thinks we can all get along if people just let you do you.
00:08:11.100 Okay.
00:08:11.380 Now, it's your answer to this.
00:08:13.720 I'd rather be stuck with a burning bro than a libertarian.
00:08:17.920 All right.
00:08:18.200 I'm just going to go for it.
00:08:24.180 I'm going to say, yes, you would rather be stuck with the burning bro.
00:08:28.400 Oh, I misunderstood the question.
00:08:30.580 You would rather be stuck...
00:08:31.520 Yes.
00:08:31.820 Okay.
00:08:31.960 I'm switching my...
00:08:33.040 Yeah.
00:08:33.300 Yeah.
00:08:33.800 Yes.
00:08:34.240 I think, yes, you would rather be stuck with the burning bro than the libertarian.
00:08:38.000 And I certainly would rather be stuck with the burning bro than the libertarian.
00:08:40.160 Yeah.
00:08:40.180 We're on the same page.
00:08:40.940 Yes.
00:08:41.220 There's no question.
00:08:42.940 Libertarians probably annoy me more than any other humans on earth at this point in my...
00:08:47.780 Yes.
00:08:48.440 It is...
00:08:49.820 In college, we used to sing a song.
00:08:51.740 It's not a joke.
00:08:52.460 We'd sing, God wrought ye libertarians, ye fill me with dismay.
00:08:56.680 Your anarchistic tendencies.
00:08:59.120 Your...
00:09:00.440 I forget.
00:09:00.920 I was usually even a little more lubricated when I was singing it in college.
00:09:05.880 But the point is, yeah, libertarianism, super lame.
00:09:08.720 Yeah.
00:09:09.120 Okay.
00:09:09.340 Agreed.
00:09:09.700 Let's see.
00:09:12.900 So now I'm up.
00:09:15.060 Generally speaking, America should not get involved with conflicts in Taiwan or Israel.
00:09:21.780 So we've got to reset.
00:09:22.940 Well, yeah.
00:09:24.560 What you're going to answer on this, America should...
00:09:26.740 Generally speaking, America should not get involved with conflicts in Taiwan or Israel.
00:09:30.840 Well, I think you're going to say...
00:09:35.840 I'm going to give you a yes, should not.
00:09:40.540 Yeah, I think that's about right.
00:09:42.020 Yeah.
00:09:42.180 Because the generally speaking here is the key.
00:09:44.260 Right, exactly.
00:09:45.000 Yeah.
00:09:45.120 Right.
00:09:45.360 I think there...
00:09:46.500 When it is in America's interest, and there can be times when it's in America's interest
00:09:50.060 to push back China or to push back certain Arab states, then we certainly should.
00:09:56.320 But as an ongoing matter of constantly managing these places, probably not.
00:10:01.260 Probably that would be an intangling alliance.
00:10:03.120 Yeah, I'm generally in favor of allowing countries to handle their own affairs.
00:10:06.580 Yeah.
00:10:07.440 So...
00:10:08.040 Yeah.
00:10:08.580 We keep getting them right, but we're just still drinking, so I guess that's fine.
00:10:11.800 That's cool.
00:10:12.280 Sounds like we're winning.
00:10:14.320 All right.
00:10:14.900 You're on.
00:10:17.860 There are a lot of questions, too.
00:10:19.600 Yeah.
00:10:20.420 Matthew McConaughey is more likely to win a governor race in Texas than Caitlyn Jenner
00:10:24.740 in California.
00:10:26.740 So it's more likely, not who would you rather see win?
00:10:29.260 More likely?
00:10:31.760 Yeah, okay.
00:10:32.520 I'll answer.
00:10:35.140 Yeah, I'm going to assume that you'd say yes to that.
00:10:38.920 Totally.
00:10:39.580 Yeah.
00:10:39.740 I mean, I know that right now it's fashionable for conservatives to say that, you know,
00:10:45.360 Democrats are the real transphobes or whatever, but it...
00:10:49.740 I don't...
00:10:50.420 Caitlyn's not going to win, right?
00:10:51.700 And he...
00:10:52.420 I don't think so.
00:10:53.260 He is polling at like 2%.
00:10:55.620 I dare you.
00:10:56.420 Wow.
00:10:57.420 He's polling it.
00:10:58.240 So conservatives are buying into the left's...
00:11:03.300 Basically giving up on reality for the sake of this trans candidate who's not even going
00:11:07.840 to win.
00:11:08.580 Wait.
00:11:09.100 So...
00:11:09.420 I thought when you said he, I assumed you were referring to Matthew McConaughey.
00:11:11.640 Oh, yeah.
00:11:12.140 Sorry.
00:11:12.360 Just to clarify.
00:11:12.740 You were calling Bruce Jenner the guy in the Wheatiest Box a he?
00:11:16.500 Caitlyn Jenner.
00:11:17.420 Caitlyn.
00:11:17.740 I'm sorry.
00:11:17.980 I'll respect the name.
00:11:19.020 You know, I've long respected the name.
00:11:21.500 I'm getting to the point where I don't know that I will.
00:11:25.220 Here's why.
00:11:26.620 Yeah, you can change your name, whatever.
00:11:28.020 Prince can become a symbol, right?
00:11:29.360 And he's the artist who only knows Prince.
00:11:30.580 But Caitlyn is a woman's name.
00:11:33.760 I don't think that a dude should go by Caitlyn.
00:11:37.340 I agree with you there.
00:11:38.580 Yeah.
00:11:38.900 But a name actually is a social construct.
00:11:42.840 Like, that is a social...
00:11:44.440 It's something we come up with.
00:11:45.560 Just a...
00:11:46.320 It is a symbol to represent a person.
00:11:48.860 That's right.
00:11:49.500 It's an arbitrary symbol.
00:11:50.500 So it could be anything.
00:11:52.440 Maybe it's...
00:11:53.520 As long as you've changed...
00:11:54.440 If you change it legally, then that's your name.
00:11:57.140 Yeah, I don't know.
00:11:58.120 I think I might be more of a theocratic fascist than you are in this case.
00:12:01.060 Now I've got to recalibrate my position.
00:12:02.120 Yes, because here's what I think.
00:12:03.980 Name...
00:12:04.300 I have to scramble to get to the right of you on this.
00:12:07.960 No one gets names anymore.
00:12:09.260 It should be...
00:12:09.740 Right, yes.
00:12:10.240 It's illegal to have a name.
00:12:12.120 Because I think it's a symbol, right?
00:12:14.400 They're symbols.
00:12:15.080 But you get a name at birth, right?
00:12:17.040 It's your Christian name, we say.
00:12:18.540 Yeah.
00:12:18.800 I don't think you should be able really to change it.
00:12:20.420 And also, by the way, if we can call men Caitlyn, then Johnny Cash's song, A Boy Named Sue,
00:12:25.100 is no longer...
00:12:25.660 It was never funny, but it's no longer even ostensibly funny.
00:12:28.400 We have destroyed that song.
00:12:29.580 Yeah.
00:12:29.700 Uh, yeah.
00:12:31.400 I don't really...
00:12:32.380 I don't agree with what you're saying, but I don't want to be in the position of arguing...
00:12:36.240 The liberal side of it.
00:12:37.320 Right.
00:12:37.600 So I'm just going to move on from that.
00:12:39.320 Fair enough.
00:12:39.780 Am I up now?
00:12:41.280 Mm-hmm.
00:12:41.660 Yeah, okay.
00:12:42.040 Okay.
00:12:43.140 I have confidence that the 2022 midterms will bring a relative red wave.
00:12:52.980 A relative red wave.
00:12:55.380 What the hell?
00:12:56.860 What is that?
00:12:57.740 It took me a second for that to sink in.
00:12:59.340 It's redundant.
00:13:00.420 A relative red wave.
00:13:02.260 I...
00:13:02.820 Okay.
00:13:04.120 I'll...
00:13:04.360 Maybe you'll be more optimistic on this one.
00:13:06.960 Drink.
00:13:08.360 Okay.
00:13:08.960 I'm firmly in the no category.
00:13:12.600 I'm not saying no, it won't happen.
00:13:14.420 I'm saying I'm not confident.
00:13:16.160 And I'm not confident because Democrats rewrote all the election laws and gave themselves a lot
00:13:21.360 of advantages.
00:13:21.860 I wish I could be confident, but I'm not...
00:13:26.540 Yeah, my lack of confidence is more just a general pessimism to life, but...
00:13:31.440 And to the Republicans.
00:13:33.020 Yeah.
00:13:33.180 So, you know...
00:13:34.240 They are very good at clutching defeat from the jaws of victory.
00:13:37.500 Yeah.
00:13:37.800 They're expert at that.
00:13:38.860 And we would need to know a little bit more about what a red wave would even mean, but...
00:13:41.500 Yeah.
00:13:41.720 I think they'll pick up some seats, but...
00:13:43.020 Yeah.
00:13:43.300 They sort of have to, right?
00:13:45.820 If they didn't pick up some seats, something would have gone seriously wrong, but maybe
00:13:50.000 something did go seriously wrong.
00:13:52.100 All right.
00:13:52.460 Of course, I know what you're going to say to this.
00:13:53.680 All parties involved in the production and distribution of pornography should be arrested
00:13:57.140 and held criminally liable.
00:13:58.800 Yeah.
00:13:59.780 So, it's just...
00:14:00.940 It's like, cool.
00:14:02.920 Let's drink to that.
00:14:03.660 Yeah, absolutely.
00:14:04.280 Let's drink to that.
00:14:06.400 Hmm.
00:14:08.340 It's my criminal justice reform, by the way.
00:14:10.720 Yeah, you know...
00:14:11.220 That's my first step act.
00:14:12.220 First step to recovering a sense of true liberty, yeah.
00:14:15.220 I actually...
00:14:16.100 I'm a little bit of optimism there.
00:14:18.280 It seems to me that there's a growing sense on the right to treat pornography in this way.
00:14:25.340 Because five, six years ago, even when this first subject really came up, it was like
00:14:30.900 a few years ago when we were talking about it, and the backlash from the right was intense.
00:14:35.700 Well, just from like the boomer libertarian right.
00:14:37.980 Yeah.
00:14:38.140 They were like, what?
00:14:38.800 Porn's awesome.
00:14:39.880 Thomas Jefferson loved porn.
00:14:41.500 Yeah, exactly.
00:14:42.000 George Washington had a subscription to OnlyFans.
00:14:44.780 Yeah.
00:14:44.880 This is what our founders envisioned.
00:14:46.160 This is what they wanted.
00:14:46.600 This is a blessing of liberty.
00:14:47.980 Yeah, right.
00:14:48.520 But it seems to be, especially among younger conservatives, it seems to be a little bit
00:14:51.820 of a shift there.
00:14:52.640 Totally.
00:14:52.960 Well, you know, the irony is all the kind of boomer con, you know, libertarian types,
00:14:57.820 they'll say like, guys, come on, what?
00:14:59.560 You're not going to look at porn all the time?
00:15:02.220 And, you know, I bet a lot of those Zoomers, those like 18-year-old conservatives who were
00:15:06.520 super anti-porn, I bet they've looked at porn.
00:15:09.140 Ha!
00:15:09.740 Hypocrites?
00:15:10.300 It's like, yeah, I bet they have.
00:15:12.120 I bet they realize how horrible it is.
00:15:13.640 Yeah.
00:15:13.860 And that's why they're so opposed to it.
00:15:15.880 They've grown up, a lot of these kids have grown up, they were exposed to it when they
00:15:18.720 were like seven.
00:15:19.520 Yes.
00:15:19.760 And they just see how empty and gross and disgusting it is, so.
00:15:24.160 Yeah.
00:15:25.000 Yeah.
00:15:25.380 That's good.
00:15:25.800 I have something to celebrate.
00:15:26.740 Oh, that's on.
00:15:27.360 This is me.
00:15:27.840 Okay.
00:15:29.200 Vegans should not be allowed to vote.
00:15:33.380 Vegans should not be allowed to vote.
00:15:35.040 Should not be allowed to vote.
00:15:39.620 I'm going to assume that you would probably say no to that.
00:15:44.460 Vegans should not be allowed to vote.
00:15:47.240 You know, I'm going to say that you're going to be pretty moderate here, kind of more of
00:15:52.840 a liberal.
00:15:53.620 That's a risky move.
00:15:54.800 I'm going to say, and you're going to say that maybe the vegans should be allowed to vote.
00:15:58.720 Well, okay, there's a little bit of a nuance here because I believe strongly in greatly
00:16:06.100 reducing the number of people who can legally vote.
00:16:07.820 Of course.
00:16:08.820 Greatly reducing it.
00:16:09.620 Yes.
00:16:10.340 Through any number of means.
00:16:12.180 Yes.
00:16:12.840 And I think that through the means that I have in mind, most vegans will be ruled out.
00:16:16.800 Yes.
00:16:17.040 I agree.
00:16:18.180 I'm with you.
00:16:18.820 But it probably wouldn't be determined based on their veganism.
00:16:21.920 Yes.
00:16:22.340 This is the issue.
00:16:23.560 The Venn diagram of people who should be disqualified from voting and vegans, it's almost exactly
00:16:31.500 a circle, but I don't think it's totally synonymous.
00:16:35.480 So we can take care of them without having to directly target them.
00:16:39.380 Because that would raise constitutional issues.
00:16:40.840 I think just in the same place that you had a constitutional right to look at weird porn
00:16:45.180 and stuff, you have the constitutional guarantee that vegans can vote.
00:16:48.620 Yeah.
00:16:49.000 In the same penumbra.
00:16:49.600 Exactly.
00:16:50.180 Yeah.
00:16:52.020 The Crusades were unprovoked aggression towards the peaceful Muslim world.
00:16:56.960 Well, let's just...
00:16:58.340 Okay.
00:16:58.940 Cool.
00:16:59.660 Oh, yeah.
00:17:00.180 Okay.
00:17:00.400 I almost put you towards the ass.
00:17:01.460 That's scary.
00:17:02.260 Yeah, there is.
00:17:03.040 I mean, that's the funniest prompt that we've had yet.
00:17:05.580 Yeah.
00:17:05.860 That's really...
00:17:06.740 Not much to talk about there.
00:17:08.140 To defeating the Saracens and retaking the Holy Land.
00:17:11.420 Deus Vult.
00:17:12.500 I'm going to run out, by the way.
00:17:13.980 Do we get more?
00:17:19.480 We've refilled Mr. Walsh's Stein here.
00:17:23.940 Now we continue.
00:17:27.560 Vaccine passports seem more like a prophecy from Revelation than a public health concern or
00:17:33.740 benefit.
00:17:34.220 Yeah, I'm assuming you're saying yes on that.
00:17:39.840 Yeah, that's not a tricky one, I find.
00:17:43.040 I think it's a little strong.
00:17:44.520 I mean, prophecy from Revelation, I don't know if I'd put it that way.
00:17:46.820 I'm not saying they seem like a prophecy.
00:17:48.640 But more like.
00:17:49.260 But I'm saying more like.
00:17:49.840 Yeah.
00:17:50.400 Yeah, yeah.
00:17:50.720 I'll go with that.
00:17:51.520 You know, the thing is, I don't think we're living in the end times.
00:17:54.900 You know, they're always worried about this is the mark of the beast or that's the mark
00:17:57.440 of the beast.
00:17:58.520 But, you know, someone's going to be living in the end times, right?
00:18:00.600 I mean, it's...
00:18:00.960 Yeah, it's got to be someone, but...
00:18:02.780 Like, I don't think it's me.
00:18:05.040 I don't think I am, but...
00:18:06.940 But you can think of plenty of periods through history where they would have had a better
00:18:09.800 case.
00:18:10.380 Black death.
00:18:10.700 Yes.
00:18:11.020 You know, things like that.
00:18:13.200 But, yeah.
00:18:15.080 I mean, vaccine passport, I'm very much against.
00:18:18.260 As far as whether people get a vaccine, I don't care.
00:18:20.680 That's my thing.
00:18:21.420 I don't get it if you want or don't if you don't.
00:18:23.420 Yeah.
00:18:24.320 That's my thing.
00:18:24.680 Yeah, I'm not hardcore enough to say, like, definitely don't get it.
00:18:28.080 But I am prudential enough to think, like, hey, if you make a risk calculation and you
00:18:36.500 say that the risk is better for me to get the vaccine, then just do it.
00:18:41.200 You know, if you're in an at-risk group or something, okay, cool.
00:18:43.720 But if you're a healthy 28-year-old or something and you just think, well, I face statistically
00:18:50.240 like no risk from this virus, then I don't, the creepy kind of vax or mask or vote or die
00:18:58.360 or whatever, that'll, I just think it's so creepy, it makes me less likely to want to
00:19:03.320 do it every time they say it.
00:19:04.820 Yeah.
00:19:05.440 That's why I just let people make their own decisions.
00:19:07.240 That's, here we go.
00:19:10.280 Aliens more than likely exist.
00:19:13.360 This does not include illegal or naturalized aliens, Michael Knowles.
00:19:16.700 That's on the card just so you know.
00:19:17.660 It's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's.
00:19:19.980 Guatemalans definitely exist, yeah.
00:19:21.840 Okay.
00:19:22.400 So, I think you're going to say no on that.
00:19:23.920 I think you're going to say yes.
00:19:25.500 You're absolutely right.
00:19:26.160 You're right.
00:19:26.580 You're totally right.
00:19:27.400 I don't, if you asked me today, put $50,000 on do aliens exist or not, I'd say they do not.
00:19:35.380 But that determination on your part is almost entirely theological.
00:19:42.140 It has a theological aspect.
00:19:43.740 part of it is
00:19:45.900 I never got into aliens
00:19:49.060 even when I was an atheist
00:19:49.900 I was like
00:19:50.300 I don't really think
00:19:51.180 there's aliens
00:19:51.680 because they'd always be like
00:19:53.320 but the universe is big
00:19:54.980 and I was like
00:19:55.380 well okay
00:19:56.060 whatever
00:19:56.400 it's big and sterile
00:19:57.880 mostly
00:19:58.540 I know you don't find
00:20:01.640 the universe is big
00:20:02.420 argument to be compelling
00:20:03.300 I think it is
00:20:04.040 because of
00:20:04.460 just how
00:20:05.300 we're talking about
00:20:05.900 100 billion galaxies
00:20:06.760 or more
00:20:07.440 in the observable universe
00:20:08.620 100 billion galaxies
00:20:10.560 100 billion stars
00:20:11.920 in each galaxy
00:20:12.680 give or take
00:20:13.300 yeah
00:20:13.700 you know
00:20:15.620 let's say 5 or 6 planets
00:20:16.840 on average
00:20:17.340 around each star
00:20:18.620 yeah
00:20:19.080 how many planets
00:20:20.600 does that make
00:20:21.280 yeah no
00:20:21.820 I mean
00:20:22.080 let's say there's
00:20:22.800 like a gazillion planets
00:20:24.380 I just don't
00:20:25.100 the fact that
00:20:26.800 there's a bunch of rocks
00:20:27.900 does not to me
00:20:29.080 imply
00:20:29.680 that
00:20:30.500 there's a life
00:20:31.820 on any of them
00:20:32.800 well but if you were to
00:20:33.500 take okay
00:20:33.840 because we don't know
00:20:34.560 we don't know anything
00:20:35.800 about the origin of life
00:20:37.060 as a sort of
00:20:38.000 scientific matter
00:20:39.020 certainly if you were
00:20:40.140 to take religion
00:20:40.840 completely out of it
00:20:41.480 which you can't
00:20:42.120 but if you were
00:20:43.640 yeah
00:20:44.100 then you're looking at it
00:20:45.300 as a matter of pure statistics
00:20:46.500 yeah
00:20:47.200 what's the statistical likelihood
00:20:49.500 of there being life
00:20:50.340 on other planets
00:20:50.780 but I think
00:20:51.180 in order to do
00:20:52.360 the statistical analysis
00:20:53.540 you've got to know
00:20:55.320 how you go from
00:20:57.560 not life to life
00:20:58.860 right
00:20:59.100 because that's the
00:20:59.580 it
00:20:59.960 I have no doubt
00:21:01.040 that if there's some kind of life
00:21:02.240 that you could get
00:21:03.060 some kind of other life
00:21:03.980 I'm kind of there
00:21:04.940 I think that's
00:21:05.480 but if we have truly
00:21:07.580 no scientific understanding
00:21:09.120 of how
00:21:09.860 of how life starts
00:21:11.500 then
00:21:12.760 and we
00:21:13.580 there are some theories on it
00:21:14.620 but there's no good evidence
00:21:15.780 for them
00:21:16.180 then even
00:21:17.560 let's say there's a million places
00:21:19.040 there's a zillion places
00:21:19.920 what
00:21:21.700 what do the statistics matter
00:21:22.880 if we don't know
00:21:23.400 that
00:21:23.580 that fundamental process
00:21:24.760 well
00:21:25.140 that's what I'm saying
00:21:26.420 if you take
00:21:26.800 if you
00:21:27.380 if you were to take religion
00:21:28.360 out of it
00:21:28.760 and you're saying
00:21:29.080 even as an atheist
00:21:29.640 you have this view
00:21:30.160 so
00:21:30.560 then it's a matter of
00:21:32.420 I guess
00:21:32.960 a planet is like
00:21:34.640 a chemistry set
00:21:35.440 and a bunch of chemicals
00:21:36.520 are being mixed
00:21:37.100 randomly
00:21:37.880 and then that's how
00:21:38.680 you start life
00:21:39.200 that's what
00:21:39.640 that's the hypothesis
00:21:40.560 I guess
00:21:41.140 right
00:21:41.460 well that's
00:21:41.920 if there's no
00:21:42.400 if you take religion out of it
00:21:43.680 that's what it has to be
00:21:44.520 it has to be something like that
00:21:45.520 so then
00:21:45.900 so then it's just a matter of
00:21:46.880 if you have enough
00:21:47.240 of those chemistry sets going
00:21:48.120 at the same time
00:21:49.680 it's just likely
00:21:50.460 you know
00:21:50.900 a certain number of them
00:21:52.540 are going to land
00:21:53.420 are going to
00:21:54.000 you know
00:21:54.420 the die is going to be cast
00:21:55.760 this is very interesting
00:21:56.700 so what you're saying is
00:21:57.960 absent
00:21:58.780 the existence of God
00:22:00.140 right
00:22:00.620 absent the existence of God
00:22:02.440 if
00:22:02.780 which I don't
00:22:03.540 it's like
00:22:03.840 to me
00:22:04.680 everything that follows from that
00:22:05.920 is just like gobbledygook
00:22:06.940 because it's like
00:22:07.440 how do you
00:22:07.880 true
00:22:08.240 it's like
00:22:08.780 this is the sustaining essence
00:22:09.800 of the universe
00:22:10.280 but
00:22:10.820 so absent the existence of God
00:22:12.560 the only way that life
00:22:13.800 could develop
00:22:14.180 has to be
00:22:14.960 from non-life
00:22:16.760 in some kind of
00:22:17.540 primordial soup
00:22:18.520 without God
00:22:19.140 right
00:22:19.380 yeah
00:22:19.620 so
00:22:20.260 therefore
00:22:21.420 because that's obviously
00:22:24.220 just nonsense
00:22:25.080 because that like
00:22:26.140 because that
00:22:26.740 we just don't have any evidence
00:22:27.980 that that happened
00:22:28.600 therefore God exists
00:22:29.800 that's like another argument
00:22:30.980 for God
00:22:31.360 right
00:22:31.740 I would agree with you
00:22:32.480 but I'm talking about
00:22:33.480 so there's that part of it
00:22:34.880 and then
00:22:36.220 okay but let's get back
00:22:37.200 into reality
00:22:37.720 we bring God back
00:22:38.480 into the equation
00:22:39.060 yeah
00:22:39.440 that makes it a little
00:22:40.660 more interesting
00:22:41.780 but I think it actually
00:22:42.300 makes the case for
00:22:43.320 intelligent life
00:22:44.300 and other planets
00:22:44.740 more compelling
00:22:45.320 because now we're talking
00:22:46.300 about
00:22:46.660 whereas without God
00:22:49.780 those
00:22:50.020 all these planets
00:22:50.800 exist for really no purpose
00:22:51.960 they're just
00:22:52.300 they just happen to be there
00:22:53.160 including our own
00:22:53.700 yeah
00:22:54.060 now all these planets
00:22:55.160 have a
00:22:55.420 there's a reason
00:22:56.320 all those planets are there
00:22:57.400 God intentionally created
00:22:58.780 every single one of them
00:22:59.420 so if there are
00:23:00.220 a gazillion planets
00:23:01.120 right
00:23:01.360 there are a gazillion planets
00:23:02.220 in the universe
00:23:02.800 there's
00:23:04.520 God
00:23:05.340 individually made
00:23:06.480 every single one of them
00:23:07.060 for a reason
00:23:07.760 yeah
00:23:08.180 and
00:23:09.260 so it just becomes
00:23:10.680 harder for me to understand
00:23:12.020 now this
00:23:13.280 C.S. Lewis
00:23:14.220 was
00:23:14.640 was open to aliens
00:23:16.400 right
00:23:16.840 so there are plenty
00:23:17.480 of prominent Christians
00:23:18.420 who are open to aliens
00:23:19.200 however
00:23:20.520 does this not raise
00:23:21.460 the problem of
00:23:22.640 monogenism
00:23:24.540 monogenism
00:23:25.320 the fancy term
00:23:26.100 for the idea
00:23:26.860 that we all descend
00:23:27.840 from a common ancestor
00:23:29.140 and this is very important
00:23:30.300 to make sense of
00:23:30.960 original sin
00:23:31.580 broken human nature
00:23:32.500 human solidarity
00:23:33.560 human dignity
00:23:34.280 all the way down
00:23:36.060 to why racism is bad
00:23:37.300 right
00:23:37.560 racism is bad
00:23:38.440 because we're all
00:23:38.900 part of the same family
00:23:40.100 and on the same line
00:23:40.900 if we aren't
00:23:41.960 then it raises
00:23:42.920 issues of even
00:23:44.280 what a human being is
00:23:45.480 so does that
00:23:46.240 do the aliens
00:23:46.840 not raise a problem
00:23:47.760 for the Adam and Eve
00:23:49.160 of it all
00:23:49.900 yeah
00:23:50.360 and now we're drinking
00:23:51.320 we're talking about this
00:23:51.980 I'm worried
00:23:52.340 I'm going to venture
00:23:53.160 into heresy
00:23:53.760 but
00:23:53.980 I will drink more
00:23:55.420 yeah
00:23:55.640 yeah
00:23:56.000 but I think that
00:23:56.920 I like C.S. Lewis's
00:23:59.580 thoughts on this
00:24:00.320 and
00:24:01.440 I don't know exactly
00:24:03.760 how this works
00:24:04.680 with salvation history
00:24:05.740 but first of all
00:24:06.660 the fact that I can't
00:24:07.740 figure out how to work it
00:24:08.540 within the theological
00:24:09.900 framework that I understand
00:24:11.020 doesn't
00:24:11.380 that is definitive
00:24:12.440 that it's not possible
00:24:13.320 right
00:24:13.700 right exactly
00:24:14.580 but it's not actually
00:24:15.660 definitive
00:24:15.940 so that's the point
00:24:16.500 but also
00:24:17.180 maybe this is why
00:24:18.960 the universe is so vast
00:24:20.820 and there's so much space
00:24:21.640 in between all these
00:24:22.300 different planets
00:24:22.760 because God
00:24:24.100 does not
00:24:24.580 actually want
00:24:25.480 these different races
00:24:28.080 of intelligent beings
00:24:29.060 intermingling
00:24:29.600 because they're
00:24:30.320 at different places
00:24:31.000 in their
00:24:31.420 salvation
00:24:32.180 journey
00:24:32.620 it would seem to me
00:24:33.720 that assuming
00:24:34.360 that the Trinity
00:24:35.860 is true
00:24:36.340 sort of the central
00:24:36.960 mystery of Christianity
00:24:37.820 then you have
00:24:38.540 the second person
00:24:39.100 of the blessed Trinity
00:24:39.780 is Christ
00:24:40.620 is the Logos
00:24:41.280 of the universe
00:24:41.740 incarnate
00:24:42.780 dies once on the cross
00:24:44.220 to redeem mankind
00:24:44.960 and redeem the fallen world
00:24:46.900 okay
00:24:47.220 so it would seem
00:24:48.960 difficult for me
00:24:50.000 to understand
00:24:51.100 how there's another
00:24:52.360 sort of salvation
00:24:53.140 on some other planet
00:24:54.000 with the second person
00:24:56.280 of the Trinity
00:24:56.780 who dies once for all
00:24:58.160 so that would seem
00:24:59.440 very hard
00:24:59.780 so then it would seem
00:25:00.640 to imply
00:25:00.980 that the other creatures
00:25:02.200 are not fallen
00:25:03.300 that they're
00:25:04.660 that's possible
00:25:05.000 so that could be possible
00:25:06.260 that yeah
00:25:06.900 C.S. Lewis
00:25:07.780 you know
00:25:09.040 speculated about that
00:25:10.180 yeah
00:25:10.440 and that goes back
00:25:11.420 to why
00:25:12.040 our nearest solar system
00:25:14.740 is four
00:25:15.980 light years away
00:25:16.980 which is 25 trillion miles
00:25:18.060 so and that's
00:25:18.780 our next door neighbor
00:25:19.480 that's like a hop skip
00:25:20.160 and a jump it away
00:25:20.680 in galactic terms
00:25:21.260 so that's close
00:25:22.800 yeah
00:25:23.160 so why is there
00:25:24.020 so much space
00:25:25.300 in between each
00:25:25.920 maybe it's because
00:25:26.660 of this problem
00:25:27.460 of you can't have a
00:25:28.680 you can't have a
00:25:29.220 fallen race
00:25:29.840 interacting with
00:25:30.360 a non-fallen race
00:25:31.080 because the interesting
00:25:31.920 thing there then
00:25:32.640 is that like
00:25:33.100 the fallen race
00:25:34.000 now becomes
00:25:35.360 sort of like
00:25:35.820 the snake
00:25:36.320 in the Garden of Eden
00:25:37.460 yeah
00:25:38.100 playing that role
00:25:38.900 and um
00:25:39.680 right
00:25:40.040 right
00:25:40.580 so maybe that's
00:25:41.980 the reason why
00:25:42.600 I mean it's all
00:25:42.980 speculation but
00:25:43.760 for me it just
00:25:45.560 comes down to
00:25:45.960 the universe is very big
00:25:46.880 there's lots of
00:25:47.440 planets in it
00:25:48.020 they serve some
00:25:48.740 sort of purpose
00:25:49.380 and we are a bunch
00:25:50.440 of snakes
00:25:50.840 and we are a bunch
00:25:51.880 of snakes
00:25:52.220 we are
00:25:52.500 at least know a bunch
00:25:53.640 of snakes here
00:25:54.180 especially in politics
00:25:55.120 yeah
00:25:55.380 yeah okay
00:25:55.880 that's good
00:25:56.320 uh
00:25:56.960 am I up
00:25:58.300 you're up
00:25:59.060 I think so
00:25:59.540 I don't know
00:25:59.700 we've talked about
00:26:00.080 that for 45 minutes
00:26:00.820 oh man
00:26:04.940 I know the names
00:26:07.880 of more than half
00:26:09.260 of the people
00:26:09.960 who work here
00:26:10.740 so now we're
00:26:11.640 answering
00:26:12.020 so definitely
00:26:13.000 for you
00:26:13.520 that's like
00:26:13.960 not even a question
00:26:14.760 um
00:26:15.740 of more than
00:26:17.280 I don't know
00:26:17.740 we hire like
00:26:18.540 27 people
00:26:19.440 an hour
00:26:20.300 here
00:26:20.640 yeah
00:26:20.840 it's hard
00:26:21.880 to keep
00:26:22.400 I'm gonna say
00:26:22.960 for you
00:26:23.420 also
00:26:23.760 well
00:26:24.180 I wouldn't put
00:26:26.020 it past you
00:26:26.420 to know
00:26:26.660 everyone's name
00:26:27.260 in this whole damn
00:26:27.700 building
00:26:28.000 but I'm gonna say
00:26:29.520 no
00:26:29.760 you know
00:26:30.280 you know what
00:26:31.040 you know what
00:26:31.600 the trick is here
00:26:32.420 because I think
00:26:34.300 I actually don't
00:26:35.260 know the answer
00:26:35.840 to this
00:26:36.220 because we
00:26:36.500 seriously
00:26:36.820 we hire
00:26:37.300 however
00:26:37.660 like a dozen
00:26:38.320 people a day
00:26:38.900 but
00:26:39.700 the real trick
00:26:40.840 is
00:26:41.220 like oh
00:26:42.140 hey
00:26:42.480 buddy
00:26:43.000 you know
00:26:44.520 hey
00:26:44.840 pal
00:26:45.660 yeah
00:26:46.320 I don't
00:26:47.620 it's like
00:26:48.300 is it
00:26:48.560 is it like
00:26:49.700 is it Matt
00:26:51.160 is it Matt
00:26:52.160 is his name Matt
00:26:53.240 or
00:26:53.460 Nicky
00:26:54.480 or
00:26:54.800 in fairness
00:26:55.540 I don't think
00:26:56.200 I don't think
00:26:56.660 any individual person
00:26:57.600 in this building
00:26:58.100 knows the name
00:26:58.780 of
00:26:59.120 because we're hiring
00:27:00.300 so many people
00:27:00.840 that's true
00:27:01.460 yeah
00:27:01.840 except for the good
00:27:02.980 people who actually
00:27:03.680 care about their
00:27:04.180 co-workers
00:27:04.620 well
00:27:05.080 unlike the bad
00:27:06.240 fallen snakes
00:27:07.140 such as us
00:27:08.280 exactly
00:27:08.880 okay we should
00:27:09.420 bring a drink
00:27:09.780 for that
00:27:10.100 yeah
00:27:14.440 it's also
00:27:15.100 frankly I don't
00:27:15.860 even think
00:27:16.200 our boss
00:27:16.580 Bill Shapiro
00:27:17.140 knows
00:27:17.540 yeah
00:27:19.060 whatever his name
00:27:22.160 is
00:27:22.420 something like
00:27:23.160 Bill Gates
00:27:26.560 isn't
00:27:26.800 Jeffrey Epstein
00:27:27.500 why is there
00:27:30.040 an apostrophe
00:27:30.500 there
00:27:30.700 was the person
00:27:32.040 who wrote
00:27:32.280 these questions
00:27:32.700 drunk already
00:27:33.260 you guys
00:27:33.980 trying
00:27:34.560 they were
00:27:35.440 tipping into
00:27:35.940 the boodles
00:27:36.380 Bill Gates
00:27:37.440 and Jeffrey Epstein
00:27:38.020 just happened
00:27:38.760 to have been
00:27:39.320 really good friends
00:27:40.240 no funny business
00:27:41.700 that's obviously
00:27:43.920 a no
00:27:44.280 pretty
00:27:44.640 as persuasive
00:27:46.220 as that sounds
00:27:47.040 no
00:27:47.500 yeah
00:27:47.780 I like the
00:27:48.960 claim that
00:27:49.680 they were
00:27:50.700 Bill Gates
00:27:52.400 was
00:27:52.560 consulting
00:27:53.840 Jeffrey Epstein
00:27:54.740 for marriage
00:27:55.700 advice
00:27:56.020 if you're
00:27:57.900 having
00:27:58.040 problems
00:27:58.500 in your
00:27:58.980 marriage
00:27:59.180 of course
00:27:59.460 you're going
00:27:59.640 to consult
00:28:00.620 an international
00:28:01.620 sex trafficker
00:28:02.120 pedophile
00:28:04.440 who's never
00:28:04.720 been married
00:28:05.140 he's the guy
00:28:06.740 that you're
00:28:07.020 gonna
00:28:07.080 hey
00:28:07.540 what do
00:28:07.860 you think
00:28:08.240 do you think
00:28:08.600 Melinda and I
00:28:09.120 are gonna work
00:28:09.660 out
00:28:09.940 I don't know
00:28:10.900 alright
00:28:12.020 when people
00:28:13.880 recognize me
00:28:14.780 in public
00:28:15.340 it genuinely
00:28:16.280 warms my
00:28:17.140 heart
00:28:17.520 I've never
00:28:20.680 been recognized
00:28:21.160 in public
00:28:21.540 so
00:28:21.760 no
00:28:22.300 yes you
00:28:22.720 have
00:28:22.840 I'm kidding
00:28:23.160 yes
00:28:23.420 you've been
00:28:25.420 recognized
00:28:25.820 now the only
00:28:26.480 question is
00:28:27.140 can Matt
00:28:28.680 Walsh's
00:28:29.140 heart
00:28:29.460 be warmed
00:28:30.340 yeah
00:28:31.280 I'm gonna say
00:28:31.680 for you
00:28:31.940 the answer
00:28:32.220 is yes
00:28:32.600 it absolutely
00:28:33.420 is for me
00:28:34.140 for you
00:28:34.880 you know
00:28:36.360 I'm gonna say
00:28:37.480 yes
00:28:37.740 it does
00:28:39.380 I was hoping
00:28:40.000 I could surprise
00:28:40.500 you if you put
00:28:40.900 it on no
00:28:41.280 no
00:28:41.620 beneath that
00:28:42.760 gruff
00:28:43.320 burly
00:28:44.220 bearded
00:28:44.860 exterior
00:28:45.400 there is
00:28:46.920 a very
00:28:47.900 sweet
00:28:48.400 warm
00:28:48.780 cauldron
00:28:49.340 of sympathy
00:28:50.180 and humanity
00:28:51.300 I don't know
00:28:51.940 if I go that
00:28:52.480 far
00:28:52.760 but
00:28:53.700 it almost
00:28:56.200 warms my
00:28:56.640 heart
00:28:56.800 but then
00:28:57.140 it
00:28:57.320 because I'm
00:28:57.740 Catholic
00:28:58.040 it
00:28:58.300 verges
00:28:59.560 quickly
00:28:59.840 into guilt
00:29:00.400 and shame
00:29:00.880 because then
00:29:02.440 I start
00:29:02.700 thinking
00:29:03.140 like why
00:29:03.840 does this
00:29:04.120 person care
00:29:04.740 I'm such
00:29:05.600 an insignificant
00:29:06.140 piece of
00:29:07.420 dirt of a
00:29:07.960 person
00:29:08.240 right
00:29:09.120 so
00:29:09.560 but
00:29:10.120 there's a
00:29:10.800 little bit
00:29:11.040 of a
00:29:11.220 warming
00:29:11.420 of a
00:29:11.640 heart
00:29:11.800 that happens
00:29:12.400 yeah
00:29:12.900 and then
00:29:13.380 when you
00:29:13.700 flagellate
00:29:14.560 yourself
00:29:15.060 the stimulated
00:29:16.740 blood flow
00:29:17.440 literally warms
00:29:18.400 your heart
00:29:18.720 that's true
00:29:19.240 yeah
00:29:19.500 that's true
00:29:20.000 oh no
00:29:23.400 it's your
00:29:23.780 is it your turn
00:29:24.560 or my turn
00:29:25.100 it's your turn
00:29:25.600 is it mine
00:29:26.000 okay
00:29:26.320 on a scale
00:29:28.140 of 1 to 10
00:29:29.100 the current
00:29:30.180 pope is not
00:29:30.940 super great
00:29:31.720 this is where I
00:29:34.260 go back to my
00:29:34.580 theory that the
00:29:34.960 person who wrote
00:29:35.360 the questions
00:29:35.760 was drunk
00:29:36.200 because I'm
00:29:36.700 not sure what
00:29:37.400 not
00:29:38.200 not super
00:29:39.120 great
00:29:39.560 but the 1 to 10
00:29:40.720 oh yeah
00:29:42.540 why do we need
00:29:43.780 the scale of
00:29:44.480 1 to 10
00:29:45.160 if the statement
00:29:46.440 is the current
00:29:46.880 pope is not
00:29:47.280 super great
00:29:47.820 yeah
00:29:49.080 that's
00:29:49.820 well I guess
00:29:51.220 there's one
00:29:51.760 one name we
00:29:53.020 don't need to
00:29:53.440 learn around
00:29:53.820 these parts
00:29:54.280 probably not
00:29:54.780 going to be
00:29:55.020 here very
00:29:55.360 long
00:29:55.620 yeah
00:29:55.940 okay
00:29:57.380 so the pope
00:29:58.800 is not super
00:29:59.400 great is the
00:29:59.920 prompt
00:30:00.320 yeah
00:30:01.100 well
00:30:02.120 I
00:30:02.440 it's not
00:30:05.540 wait
00:30:05.720 it's not
00:30:06.120 super great
00:30:06.660 yes
00:30:07.700 so you're
00:30:09.500 saying
00:30:09.620 you're saying
00:30:11.380 I would agree
00:30:12.080 with the statement
00:30:12.560 the pope
00:30:12.940 is not super
00:30:13.560 great
00:30:13.880 and I'm
00:30:15.680 saying you
00:30:16.020 would disagree
00:30:16.540 with the statement
00:30:17.140 the pope
00:30:17.580 is not
00:30:17.920 super great
00:30:18.460 so you're
00:30:19.640 saying this
00:30:20.100 I'm going to
00:30:20.700 say that you
00:30:21.200 say that the
00:30:21.860 pope is
00:30:22.520 super great
00:30:23.440 and you're
00:30:24.200 saying that I
00:30:24.640 don't think
00:30:25.200 the pope
00:30:25.460 is super
00:30:25.800 great
00:30:26.060 yes
00:30:27.540 but now
00:30:28.080 that you
00:30:28.300 put my
00:30:28.820 drink over
00:30:29.580 there I'm
00:30:29.920 rethinking
00:30:30.240 my decision
00:30:31.040 but I've
00:30:31.400 already made
00:30:31.820 it
00:30:31.960 he's the
00:30:32.360 pontifex
00:30:33.000 maximus
00:30:34.040 oh
00:30:34.440 he's literally
00:30:35.440 super
00:30:35.840 right
00:30:36.160 yes
00:30:36.940 yeah
00:30:37.420 well hold on
00:30:38.120 a second
00:30:38.360 yeah
00:30:39.000 but we're
00:30:39.620 talking about
00:30:40.300 I assume
00:30:41.980 we're talking
00:30:42.220 about the
00:30:42.700 the personality
00:30:43.520 the actual
00:30:44.500 individual
00:30:45.060 well this is
00:30:45.800 the issue
00:30:46.400 of course
00:30:46.720 yes
00:30:47.000 I would
00:30:47.980 be
00:30:48.300 I would
00:30:49.340 never
00:30:49.720 denigrate
00:30:51.500 the holy
00:30:51.800 father
00:30:52.160 and I
00:30:52.900 couldn't
00:30:53.120 do it
00:30:53.420 now
00:30:54.440 when one
00:30:56.360 says things
00:30:57.060 that are
00:30:57.880 unfortunate
00:30:58.640 when one
00:30:59.640 says things
00:31:00.040 that raise
00:31:00.340 a lot of
00:31:00.620 confusion
00:31:01.080 when one
00:31:02.080 says things
00:31:02.840 that are
00:31:03.160 outright
00:31:03.780 heresy
00:31:04.440 in some
00:31:04.880 cases
00:31:05.380 this is
00:31:06.980 very
00:31:07.400 confusing
00:31:07.920 and this
00:31:09.400 would raise
00:31:09.900 filial
00:31:10.540 questions
00:31:11.480 and dubia
00:31:12.640 and doubts
00:31:13.300 but I would
00:31:14.520 never say
00:31:14.940 look I'm
00:31:15.340 not some
00:31:15.740 lib
00:31:16.080 who thinks
00:31:16.880 that I
00:31:17.060 can just
00:31:17.280 start
00:31:17.460 mouthing
00:31:17.780 off about
00:31:18.140 the pope
00:31:18.540 and start
00:31:19.780 start accusing
00:31:20.860 people outright
00:31:22.040 of saying
00:31:22.540 things that
00:31:22.980 are sometimes
00:31:23.980 it seems
00:31:24.560 kind of
00:31:25.200 heretical
00:31:25.900 you know
00:31:26.580 I mean I
00:31:27.320 would argue
00:31:27.740 that saying
00:31:28.360 heretical
00:31:28.660 things is
00:31:29.300 not super
00:31:29.760 great
00:31:30.020 yeah
00:31:30.320 no
00:31:30.540 that's
00:31:30.920 I
00:31:31.060 totally
00:31:31.280 agree
00:31:31.520 with that
00:31:33.780 yeah
00:31:34.080 okay
00:31:34.380 I think
00:31:34.900 we both
00:31:35.160 answered
00:31:35.420 wrong
00:31:35.620 I think
00:31:36.020 we
00:31:36.180 yeah
00:31:36.440 but maybe
00:31:36.920 we both
00:31:37.240 answered
00:31:37.460 right
00:31:37.700 at the same
00:31:38.400 time
00:31:38.660 yeah
00:31:38.840 yes and
00:31:39.980 no
00:31:40.220 okay
00:31:41.520 now
00:31:42.340 now I
00:31:42.840 go
00:31:42.960 on a scale
00:31:45.460 of A to 17
00:31:46.760 no that's not
00:31:47.460 what it is
00:31:47.700 radical Islam
00:31:49.300 is still more
00:31:50.480 dangerous than
00:31:51.440 radical leftism
00:31:52.720 radical Islam
00:31:56.020 is more
00:31:56.240 I'm pretty sure
00:31:56.980 you're going to
00:31:57.200 say no
00:31:57.620 radical Islam
00:32:00.980 is still more
00:32:01.700 dangerous than
00:32:02.420 radical leftism
00:32:03.700 I'm
00:32:04.260 I'm going to
00:32:05.140 say no
00:32:05.480 for you
00:32:05.800 as well
00:32:06.140 yeah
00:32:06.900 for me
00:32:07.960 that's an
00:32:08.280 easy one
00:32:08.700 yeah
00:32:09.040 personally
00:32:09.540 my only
00:32:11.320 problem
00:32:11.820 with the
00:32:12.000 question
00:32:12.220 is the
00:32:12.500 still
00:32:12.840 because I
00:32:13.320 don't think
00:32:13.620 that it
00:32:13.840 ever was
00:32:14.260 yeah
00:32:14.860 well it's
00:32:15.840 just because
00:32:16.120 leftism
00:32:17.020 has only been
00:32:18.280 a real
00:32:18.700 political problem
00:32:19.400 in the last
00:32:19.860 few hundred
00:32:20.400 years
00:32:20.780 okay
00:32:21.980 whereas Islam
00:32:22.660 has been a
00:32:22.980 political problem
00:32:23.500 for like
00:32:23.780 1500 years
00:32:24.500 yeah
00:32:24.920 of course
00:32:26.660 you have to
00:32:26.920 think about
00:32:27.380 what do we
00:32:27.740 mean by
00:32:28.000 danger
00:32:28.640 are we
00:32:29.260 talking about
00:32:29.600 a physical
00:32:29.920 danger
00:32:30.400 well then
00:32:30.840 that might
00:32:31.160 sway it
00:32:33.080 slightly
00:32:33.400 but
00:32:33.720 it's tricky
00:32:34.740 in the sense
00:32:35.280 that leftism
00:32:36.300 is just an
00:32:37.300 inversion
00:32:37.800 of Christianity
00:32:38.980 it comes out of
00:32:40.120 this Christian
00:32:40.820 civilization
00:32:41.220 and it just
00:32:42.060 inverts everything
00:32:43.020 so in a way
00:32:44.140 you know
00:32:44.520 it's the same
00:32:45.360 way that it's
00:32:45.900 easier to talk
00:32:46.560 to the ardent
00:32:47.180 atheist
00:32:47.600 than it is
00:32:48.500 to the agnostic
00:32:49.260 because the
00:32:50.180 ardent atheist
00:32:50.760 is really
00:32:51.200 thinking about
00:32:51.720 these issues
00:32:52.260 so you know
00:32:53.680 the radical
00:32:54.180 leftist
00:32:54.600 maybe you can
00:32:55.080 kind of get
00:32:55.360 him
00:32:55.440 but the argument
00:32:56.140 is even
00:32:56.440 truer for
00:32:56.900 Islam
00:32:57.240 Islam
00:32:57.580 derives out
00:32:58.560 of a Christian
00:32:59.020 heresy
00:32:59.540 and this
00:33:00.160 is not
00:33:00.400 even really
00:33:00.840 disputed
00:33:01.300 by Muslims
00:33:01.880 right
00:33:02.120 that Muhammad
00:33:03.000 meets a
00:33:04.000 heretical
00:33:04.300 Christian
00:33:04.700 monk
00:33:05.040 and then
00:33:05.700 goes on
00:33:06.220 and develops
00:33:06.940 this Islamic
00:33:08.120 religion
00:33:08.540 but I think
00:33:09.380 if I'm talking
00:33:10.020 to some
00:33:10.420 kook
00:33:10.800 you know
00:33:11.060 atheist
00:33:11.380 or even
00:33:11.800 worse
00:33:12.100 some decadent
00:33:13.240 just agnostic
00:33:14.300 lib
00:33:15.060 it's very
00:33:16.980 we don't
00:33:17.860 we're not even
00:33:18.400 talking about
00:33:19.020 the same thing
00:33:19.560 whereas if I'm
00:33:20.040 talking to some
00:33:20.640 radical
00:33:21.440 Islamic
00:33:22.620 person
00:33:23.240 that guy's
00:33:25.520 thinking about
00:33:26.100 the same
00:33:26.420 things I'm
00:33:26.840 thinking about
00:33:27.240 we're actually
00:33:27.820 speaking kind of
00:33:28.560 the same
00:33:28.760 I don't speak
00:33:29.120 Arabic
00:33:29.360 but we're
00:33:29.680 speaking the
00:33:30.360 same language
00:33:31.000 the question
00:33:31.800 is just about
00:33:32.340 the answers
00:33:32.740 to those
00:33:33.060 questions
00:33:33.420 so yeah
00:33:33.880 I mean
00:33:34.280 I think
00:33:34.800 that's certainly
00:33:35.320 right
00:33:35.600 yeah
00:33:36.340 I guess
00:33:37.260 I would
00:33:37.500 look at it
00:33:37.800 like this
00:33:38.120 I don't
00:33:38.360 I don't
00:33:38.640 know that
00:33:38.960 there's any
00:33:39.500 person
00:33:40.740 who has
00:33:41.680 ever
00:33:41.960 not made
00:33:43.220 it to
00:33:43.440 heaven
00:33:43.680 or any
00:33:45.100 Christian
00:33:45.460 who's ever
00:33:45.900 been
00:33:46.180 not made
00:33:48.800 it to
00:33:48.980 heaven
00:33:49.120 because of
00:33:49.780 Islam
00:33:50.720 Islam
00:33:51.760 can
00:33:52.140 persecute
00:33:53.340 and kill
00:33:53.860 them
00:33:54.100 but at the
00:33:54.980 end of the
00:33:55.160 day that's
00:33:55.520 actually
00:33:55.820 expedites
00:33:56.700 their trip
00:33:57.340 whereas
00:33:59.240 with
00:33:59.640 leftism
00:34:00.560 I think
00:34:01.400 that the
00:34:01.700 attack
00:34:02.020 is much
00:34:02.440 more
00:34:02.820 internal
00:34:04.000 and I
00:34:05.340 think it
00:34:05.580 has a
00:34:05.840 far different
00:34:07.040 effect
00:34:07.380 so
00:34:07.780 that is
00:34:08.540 really good
00:34:08.920 you very
00:34:09.440 rarely hear
00:34:10.320 of Christians
00:34:11.480 converting to
00:34:12.660 Islam
00:34:13.920 but you
00:34:15.140 you do
00:34:16.460 hear of
00:34:16.920 Christians
00:34:17.340 converting
00:34:17.860 to
00:34:18.220 leftism
00:34:18.720 in this
00:34:19.320 country
00:34:19.500 millions
00:34:20.000 that's a
00:34:22.300 very good
00:34:23.100 point
00:34:23.760 I make
00:34:24.800 those on
00:34:25.120 occasion
00:34:25.400 every once
00:34:26.240 in a while
00:34:26.440 after a
00:34:27.700 couple beers
00:34:28.100 so you're
00:34:32.280 up
00:34:32.700 having facial
00:34:35.940 hair covers
00:34:36.660 insecurities
00:34:37.500 more effectively
00:34:39.040 than the
00:34:39.680 lack of
00:34:40.180 facial hair
00:34:40.740 hints at
00:34:41.400 impotence
00:34:42.020 wait a second
00:34:43.020 we gotta get
00:34:45.140 the phrase
00:34:46.000 having facial
00:34:46.640 hair covers
00:34:47.220 insecurities
00:34:47.720 more effectively
00:34:48.720 than the
00:34:50.560 lack of
00:34:50.960 facial hair
00:34:51.460 hints at
00:34:52.100 impotence
00:34:52.740 it
00:34:54.120 it
00:34:55.900 let me see
00:34:56.660 I got it
00:34:57.140 I can't
00:34:57.640 yeah
00:34:57.860 so that
00:34:58.800 having facial
00:35:00.100 hair
00:35:00.480 covers
00:35:01.400 insecurities
00:35:02.540 more
00:35:03.700 effectively
00:35:04.320 more if
00:35:06.620 or more
00:35:07.340 did a
00:35:09.060 literate
00:35:09.400 person write
00:35:10.020 these questions
00:35:10.720 or
00:35:11.060 I don't
00:35:11.800 know
00:35:12.000 more if
00:35:12.460 so
00:35:12.900 let me
00:35:14.540 rephrase
00:35:15.020 this to
00:35:15.420 make it
00:35:15.680 even
00:35:15.860 semi
00:35:16.560 plausible
00:35:17.580 to interpret
00:35:18.120 facial hair
00:35:20.500 having facial
00:35:22.480 hair
00:35:22.780 is
00:35:24.200 is aimed
00:35:25.640 more
00:35:26.120 at covering
00:35:27.660 insecurities
00:35:28.240 than the
00:35:30.620 lack of
00:35:31.100 facial hair
00:35:31.820 suggests
00:35:32.760 or implies
00:35:33.440 impotence
00:35:34.200 that doesn't
00:35:34.780 clarify it for
00:35:35.320 me but
00:35:35.840 okay
00:35:36.280 okay
00:35:39.040 I don't
00:35:39.680 want to
00:35:39.820 give my
00:35:40.080 I'll just
00:35:40.520 say that
00:35:40.800 you're
00:35:40.960 going to
00:35:41.120 say
00:35:41.380 yes
00:35:43.260 yeah
00:35:45.960 I get
00:35:46.480 I mean
00:35:46.840 I'm not
00:35:47.200 a you
00:35:47.560 know
00:35:47.760 I have
00:35:48.620 a kid
00:35:48.940 I have
00:35:50.000 a baby
00:35:50.420 yeah
00:35:52.000 so I'm
00:35:53.760 going to
00:35:53.900 say that
00:35:54.180 you're
00:35:54.340 going to
00:35:54.520 say
00:35:54.960 say that
00:35:57.340 you're
00:35:57.460 going to
00:35:57.560 say no
00:35:57.860 you're
00:35:59.120 correct
00:35:59.580 because I
00:36:00.160 just reject
00:36:00.660 the entire
00:36:01.000 premise of
00:36:01.440 the question
00:36:01.800 you're
00:36:03.000 just going
00:36:03.260 to say
00:36:03.460 no to
00:36:03.760 the
00:36:03.860 question
00:36:04.140 I say
00:36:04.800 no to
00:36:05.040 the
00:36:05.120 question
00:36:05.460 the whole
00:36:05.820 premise
00:36:06.240 having a
00:36:07.280 beard is
00:36:07.480 not about
00:36:07.760 covering
00:36:09.400 insecure
00:36:09.820 what does
00:36:10.080 that even
00:36:10.400 mean
00:36:10.660 it also
00:36:11.600 I mean
00:36:12.020 that
00:36:12.260 there
00:36:12.640 there is
00:36:13.820 no meaning
00:36:14.400 to that
00:36:14.860 prompt
00:36:15.320 because it
00:36:16.360 doesn't
00:36:16.820 obey
00:36:17.280 sort of
00:36:17.800 basic
00:36:18.180 rules of
00:36:19.000 grammar
00:36:19.320 right
00:36:19.840 so I
00:36:20.060 just
00:36:20.200 reject
00:36:20.480 it
00:36:20.580 on
00:36:20.680 principle
00:36:21.020 and you
00:36:21.480 know
00:36:21.600 man
00:36:21.760 a guy
00:36:21.980 with a
00:36:22.220 beard
00:36:22.360 probably
00:36:22.620 doesn't
00:36:22.820 give a
00:36:23.040 damn
00:36:23.260 about
00:36:23.480 grammar
00:36:23.780 rules
00:36:24.160 you know
00:36:24.820 that guy
00:36:25.220 is going
00:36:25.460 to go
00:36:25.620 chop
00:36:25.820 down
00:36:31.800 that facial
00:36:33.220 hair has
00:36:33.620 become
00:36:34.040 like I'm
00:36:34.700 accused of
00:36:35.000 being a
00:36:35.220 hipster all
00:36:35.580 the time
00:36:35.880 for having
00:36:36.140 facial hair
00:36:36.520 like you're
00:36:37.720 making a
00:36:38.060 statement
00:36:38.400 it's like
00:36:38.780 this is
00:36:39.480 since time
00:36:41.080 immemorial
00:36:41.660 men have
00:36:42.180 grown beards
00:36:42.660 I'm not
00:36:42.960 trying to
00:36:43.360 say anything
00:36:44.160 it's just
00:36:45.400 being a
00:36:45.780 man
00:36:46.040 I know
00:36:46.380 I started
00:36:47.800 to grow
00:36:48.300 over Christmas
00:36:49.000 I was
00:36:49.300 saying I'm
00:36:49.720 going to
00:36:49.800 grow a
00:36:50.040 beard
00:36:50.180 everyone's
00:36:50.540 got a
00:36:50.760 beard
00:36:50.960 Drew's
00:36:51.980 got a
00:36:52.280 beard
00:36:52.520 Jeremy's
00:36:53.040 got a
00:36:53.280 beard
00:36:53.440 Matt's
00:36:53.780 got a
00:36:54.000 beard
00:36:54.100 I'll
00:36:54.240 grow a
00:36:54.460 beard
00:36:54.600 I don't
00:36:55.140 know
00:36:55.240 if I
00:36:55.400 would
00:36:55.480 call
00:36:55.620 theirs
00:36:55.780 beards
00:36:56.120 so I
00:36:59.840 start
00:37:00.060 growing
00:37:00.360 it's
00:37:01.820 whatever
00:37:02.500 I'm
00:37:02.920 looking
00:37:03.180 a little
00:37:03.360 scraggly
00:37:03.840 but it's
00:37:04.360 a little
00:37:04.980 bit
00:37:05.300 on the
00:37:05.720 patchy
00:37:07.060 but I
00:37:08.460 can grow
00:37:08.740 a mustache
00:37:09.120 in about
00:37:09.820 four hours
00:37:10.740 it takes me
00:37:12.260 ten years
00:37:12.640 to grow a
00:37:12.960 beard
00:37:13.040 I can
00:37:13.240 grow a
00:37:13.460 mustache
00:37:13.880 in a
00:37:14.280 blink of
00:37:14.740 an eye
00:37:14.960 but
00:37:16.040 some guys
00:37:17.040 are not
00:37:17.420 meant for
00:37:17.760 mustaches
00:37:18.260 and I
00:37:18.760 give a
00:37:19.020 lot of
00:37:19.280 talks
00:37:19.820 at
00:37:20.000 schools
00:37:20.400 and if
00:37:21.500 I
00:37:21.620 grow out
00:37:22.080 this
00:37:22.260 mustache
00:37:22.600 I
00:37:23.300 will
00:37:23.720 not
00:37:23.880 be
00:37:24.040 permitted
00:37:24.320 within
00:37:24.620 300
00:37:24.940 yards
00:37:25.240 of a
00:37:25.460 school
00:37:25.680 I
00:37:26.440 just
00:37:27.100 reject
00:37:27.480 that
00:37:27.660 I
00:37:27.760 think
00:37:27.920 that
00:37:28.040 you
00:37:28.120 should
00:37:28.280 do
00:37:28.440 it
00:37:28.540 I'm
00:37:28.860 very
00:37:29.100 pro
00:37:29.380 mustache
00:37:29.700 I
00:37:30.180 think
00:37:30.860 it's
00:37:31.000 a great
00:37:31.180 look
00:37:31.320 and
00:37:31.480 mustaches
00:37:31.840 are back
00:37:32.260 as far as
00:37:32.580 I know
00:37:32.760 I love
00:37:33.820 a good
00:37:34.360 mustache
00:37:34.680 and you
00:37:35.700 could
00:37:35.840 probably
00:37:36.080 get the
00:37:36.380 whole
00:37:36.620 mine's
00:37:39.480 like a
00:37:39.720 slug
00:37:40.540 mine's
00:37:40.920 like a
00:37:41.140 disgusting
00:37:41.700 slug
00:37:42.300 on my
00:37:42.560 little
00:37:42.920 crumb
00:37:43.720 catcher
00:37:44.220 soup
00:37:45.660 strainer
00:37:46.100 is what
00:37:46.360 it is
00:37:46.680 how
00:37:46.860 would
00:37:47.000 your
00:37:47.180 wife
00:37:47.720 feel
00:37:47.900 about
00:37:48.080 it
00:37:48.160 she
00:37:48.560 would
00:37:49.180 come
00:37:49.360 around
00:37:49.640 to
00:37:49.840 it
00:37:50.280 I
00:37:50.460 think
00:37:50.780 given
00:37:51.340 this
00:37:51.600 time
00:37:55.680 give her
00:37:55.900 no
00:37:56.040 choice
00:37:56.480 I
00:37:56.700 mean
00:37:56.860 yeah
00:37:58.500 all
00:38:00.060 right
00:38:00.280 the
00:38:01.140 masks
00:38:01.640 did
00:38:02.040 nothing
00:38:02.460 to help
00:38:02.920 the
00:38:03.100 public
00:38:03.480 at
00:38:03.760 large
00:38:04.200 and
00:38:04.440 were
00:38:04.620 merely
00:38:04.980 a
00:38:05.280 political
00:38:05.660 tool
00:38:06.100 to
00:38:06.340 frighten
00:38:06.780 voters
00:38:07.140 into
00:38:07.420 believing
00:38:07.820 a new
00:38:08.180 administration
00:38:08.800 was
00:38:09.100 needed
00:38:09.420 now
00:38:10.500 hold
00:38:10.740 on
00:38:11.220 due
00:38:11.820 to
00:38:12.120 YouTube
00:38:12.540 rules
00:38:13.280 make
00:38:13.940 your
00:38:14.180 guess
00:38:14.700 but
00:38:15.200 do
00:38:15.400 not
00:38:15.880 verbally
00:38:16.380 confirm
00:38:16.940 if the
00:38:17.320 other
00:38:17.560 person
00:38:18.000 guessed
00:38:18.420 correctly
00:38:19.000 give
00:38:19.800 only
00:38:20.220 an
00:38:20.540 ambiguous
00:38:21.140 non
00:38:22.160 verbal
00:38:22.700 confirmation
00:38:23.560 so I'll
00:38:24.080 read that
00:38:24.380 prompt
00:38:24.640 again
00:38:24.920 knowing
00:38:25.300 that
00:38:25.680 rule
00:38:25.880 the
00:38:26.700 masks
00:38:27.240 did
00:38:28.440 nothing
00:38:29.880 to help
00:38:31.220 the public
00:38:31.820 at large
00:38:32.640 and they
00:38:33.380 were merely
00:38:33.980 a political
00:38:34.760 tool
00:38:35.340 to frighten
00:38:36.580 voters
00:38:37.040 into believing
00:38:38.140 that a new
00:38:38.900 administration
00:38:39.760 was needed
00:38:40.860 so now we have to
00:38:43.760 guess how the other
00:38:44.260 person would
00:38:44.620 answer
00:38:44.720 that's very
00:38:45.020 interesting
00:38:45.340 theoretical
00:38:45.880 prompt
00:38:47.100 well
00:38:59.160 you're up
00:38:59.900 yeah
00:39:00.500 race
00:39:03.740 hustlers
00:39:04.180 who
00:39:04.360 intentionally
00:39:04.800 mislead
00:39:05.480 and stir
00:39:05.880 up riots
00:39:06.420 should be
00:39:06.800 held
00:39:06.960 criminally
00:39:07.360 responsible
00:39:07.840 if
00:39:08.320 violence
00:39:08.700 breaks
00:39:08.960 out
00:39:09.200 yeah
00:39:09.700 clearly
00:39:11.120 to their
00:39:13.360 future
00:39:13.980 prosecution
00:39:14.580 well
00:39:15.400 it's never
00:39:16.220 gonna happen
00:39:16.640 but sure
00:39:16.980 it's like
00:39:18.660 next year
00:39:19.260 in Jerusalem
00:39:19.700 right
00:39:19.980 it's like
00:39:20.180 waiting for
00:39:20.540 Elijah
00:39:20.900 yeah
00:39:21.200 okay
00:39:22.140 we should
00:39:24.620 go back
00:39:25.060 to spreading
00:39:25.600 our original
00:39:26.400 American ideals
00:39:27.480 to other
00:39:27.880 countries
00:39:28.320 and involving
00:39:29.340 ourselves
00:39:29.760 in their
00:39:30.100 business
00:39:30.520 if they
00:39:30.900 are not
00:39:31.240 preserving
00:39:31.740 freedom
00:39:32.820 and democracy
00:39:34.300 I guess
00:39:35.980 I kind of
00:39:36.400 tipped my
00:39:36.820 hand on that
00:39:37.360 one
00:39:37.480 yeah
00:39:37.820 no
00:39:39.760 I have
00:39:41.280 zero interest
00:39:41.900 I don't have
00:39:42.720 any interest
00:39:43.300 in spreading
00:39:44.240 democracy
00:39:44.660 here
00:39:45.060 so
00:39:45.400 what I want
00:39:47.680 democracy
00:39:48.120 I don't even
00:39:48.780 want it here
00:39:49.220 it's also
00:39:49.600 the idea
00:39:50.440 of
00:39:50.900 democracy
00:39:52.160 you know
00:39:52.740 or
00:39:53.000 the idea
00:39:53.420 of
00:39:53.720 freedom
00:39:54.220 I don't
00:39:55.380 I don't
00:39:55.940 like those
00:39:56.480 things
00:39:56.820 floating around
00:39:57.620 in outer
00:39:57.900 space
00:39:58.260 yeah
00:39:58.660 I like
00:39:59.280 the real
00:40:00.160 enacted
00:40:01.580 enfleshed
00:40:03.460 lived
00:40:04.120 experience
00:40:05.000 of those
00:40:05.420 things
00:40:05.560 I love
00:40:05.900 the American
00:40:06.560 tradition
00:40:07.040 of freedom
00:40:07.480 oh yeah
00:40:08.100 I'll get
00:40:08.400 into that
00:40:08.680 the American
00:40:09.520 government
00:40:10.440 and system
00:40:11.100 yeah
00:40:11.420 traditional
00:40:11.900 I'll get
00:40:12.520 into that
00:40:13.000 but like
00:40:13.940 it's like
00:40:14.700 that meme
00:40:15.160 you know
00:40:15.340 it's like
00:40:15.580 my democracy
00:40:16.480 or like
00:40:16.840 my freedom
00:40:17.380 no I don't
00:40:18.300 want that
00:40:18.780 I don't want
00:40:19.460 that floating
00:40:20.020 in the abstract
00:40:20.660 also the idea
00:40:22.340 that democracy
00:40:23.040 is this
00:40:23.700 universally
00:40:24.480 yeah
00:40:25.800 great thing
00:40:27.340 that works
00:40:28.080 for everyone
00:40:28.760 in every culture
00:40:29.860 everywhere
00:40:30.320 in the world
00:40:31.080 throughout time
00:40:31.560 and history
00:40:31.960 is absurd
00:40:33.060 obviously
00:40:33.580 also the idea
00:40:35.300 that the cycle
00:40:36.280 of regimes
00:40:36.780 is not
00:40:37.320 a fact
00:40:38.680 of the political
00:40:39.300 world
00:40:39.660 and the idea
00:40:40.600 that democracy
00:40:41.880 is the only
00:40:42.640 in any case
00:40:43.600 legitimate form
00:40:44.320 of government
00:40:44.760 does raise
00:40:45.200 this observation
00:40:46.640 which is
00:40:47.380 the kingdom
00:40:48.060 of God
00:40:48.780 not a democracy
00:40:50.740 so what
00:40:51.600 what do you think
00:40:52.500 is the most
00:40:52.940 ideal form
00:40:53.780 of government
00:40:55.700 I do
00:40:56.260 I'm not like
00:40:57.080 anti-republic
00:40:57.960 I'm not
00:40:58.640 I'm definitely
00:40:59.380 I'm not one of
00:40:59.980 these totally
00:41:00.460 reactionary
00:41:01.120 anti-republic
00:41:01.760 people
00:41:02.060 but I think
00:41:03.220 they're perfectly
00:41:03.680 legitimate monarchies
00:41:04.720 and I think
00:41:05.020 there's quite a lot
00:41:05.680 about a monarchy
00:41:07.240 certainly a constitutional
00:41:08.760 monarchy
00:41:09.200 that gives itself
00:41:10.680 credit
00:41:11.040 and by the way
00:41:12.060 I don't know
00:41:12.680 if you've noticed
00:41:13.140 this
00:41:13.500 but you know
00:41:14.520 the libs
00:41:14.920 always talk
00:41:15.400 about
00:41:15.720 our democracy
00:41:17.320 especially
00:41:18.060 these days
00:41:18.640 it's always
00:41:19.240 the libs
00:41:19.660 and then the
00:41:19.920 kind of squishy
00:41:20.320 republicans
00:41:20.800 they say
00:41:21.000 this is a threat
00:41:22.140 to our democracy
00:41:23.800 and I think
00:41:24.820 it was Angelo
00:41:25.480 Cotevilla
00:41:26.000 at the Claremont
00:41:26.660 Institute
00:41:26.980 who pointed out
00:41:27.820 that every time
00:41:29.240 these guys
00:41:30.540 refer to
00:41:31.100 our democracy
00:41:32.060 they are
00:41:33.780 without fail
00:41:34.620 referring to
00:41:35.200 their oligarchy
00:41:36.220 it's always
00:41:37.300 the people
00:41:37.860 who are the
00:41:38.380 most sort of
00:41:39.760 elite
00:41:40.220 anti-democratic
00:41:41.200 people in the world
00:41:42.000 yeah
00:41:42.740 yeah that's true
00:41:43.980 that's the irony
00:41:45.180 I've spent more time
00:41:48.300 hanging out
00:41:48.820 with my producer
00:41:49.720 than you have
00:41:50.500 with yours
00:41:51.100 now we're getting
00:41:52.780 personal
00:41:53.140 yeah so I'm going
00:41:54.140 to assume
00:41:54.760 I'm going to assume
00:41:56.680 you've
00:41:57.220 not hung out
00:41:59.120 with your producer
00:41:59.800 I can't answer
00:42:01.600 the question
00:42:02.000 you can't
00:42:02.660 yeah so
00:42:03.080 I'm going to say
00:42:04.140 but it's like
00:42:05.100 hold on
00:42:06.000 so again
00:42:06.700 we have the problem
00:42:07.340 of the I
00:42:07.920 so the I
00:42:08.540 refers to
00:42:09.260 the person
00:42:09.920 who is answering
00:42:10.900 no no
00:42:12.540 I'm sorry
00:42:12.860 it doesn't
00:42:13.200 it refers to
00:42:13.620 the opposite
00:42:13.980 I'm trying
00:42:15.660 to answer
00:42:15.980 if you
00:42:16.620 would say
00:42:17.360 I've hung out
00:42:18.300 with my producer
00:42:19.100 more than you
00:42:19.740 Michael
00:42:20.060 have hung out
00:42:20.500 with yours
00:42:20.940 wait
00:42:26.740 okay
00:42:27.720 I think
00:42:28.140 what
00:42:28.700 no
00:42:29.240 yes
00:42:29.440 yeah I think
00:42:31.560 that's fair
00:42:31.940 because I don't
00:42:33.140 I gotta tell you
00:42:33.720 ever since
00:42:34.440 ever since
00:42:36.540 we moved here
00:42:37.420 had this little kid
00:42:39.480 so my social
00:42:41.000 life went
00:42:41.620 from like
00:42:42.180 cool guy
00:42:43.120 hitting
00:42:43.760 hitting the club
00:42:44.600 every night
00:42:45.100 to just
00:42:46.320 suburban dad
00:42:47.340 taking the grill
00:42:47.940 pill outside
00:42:48.680 you know
00:42:48.980 hanging out
00:42:49.380 at home
00:42:49.700 but I have
00:42:52.000 hung out
00:42:52.860 with my producer
00:42:53.460 we've traveled
00:42:54.180 we've done
00:42:54.520 these things
00:42:54.800 I'm gonna guess
00:42:56.240 you have not
00:42:57.080 I have
00:42:59.620 but only
00:43:00.720 recently
00:43:01.140 because
00:43:01.660 I've only
00:43:02.800 recently been
00:43:03.560 in
00:43:04.660 the office
00:43:05.740 so
00:43:06.900 but I think
00:43:07.300 you probably
00:43:07.600 have more
00:43:08.140 because I've got
00:43:08.760 a longer
00:43:09.040 time scale
00:43:09.460 right
00:43:09.680 yeah
00:43:09.940 I think
00:43:10.300 that's fair
00:43:10.540 okay
00:43:10.920 alright
00:43:11.920 probably still drink
00:43:12.600 do you need
00:43:13.820 a top off
00:43:14.320 do I need
00:43:14.860 a top off
00:43:15.340 I think
00:43:16.360 I'm
00:43:16.620 good
00:43:17.460 so now
00:43:18.480 it's my
00:43:19.040 my
00:43:19.360 my go
00:43:20.080 reading
00:43:29.400 the church
00:43:30.220 of cowards
00:43:31.000 left me
00:43:32.040 speechless
00:43:32.840 sure
00:43:37.360 yeah
00:43:37.700 why not
00:43:38.140 let's just
00:43:38.520 go with
00:43:38.820 yes
00:43:38.980 that's great
00:43:39.400 little book
00:43:41.320 plug from
00:43:41.840 speechless
00:43:42.580 let's go to
00:43:49.420 have one sip
00:43:49.820 left
00:43:49.920 when does that
00:43:50.360 come out
00:43:51.300 it comes out
00:43:52.120 June 22nd
00:43:52.800 it's available
00:43:53.180 now for pre-order
00:43:53.780 you can get it
00:43:54.280 on Amazon
00:43:54.720 you can get it
00:43:55.140 at Premier
00:43:55.400 Collectibles
00:43:55.780 for a signed
00:43:56.340 first edition
00:43:56.960 copy
00:43:57.280 you can text
00:43:58.000 some number
00:43:58.580 that I totally
00:43:59.120 forget
00:43:59.460 but whatever
00:44:00.800 you do
00:44:01.200 make sure
00:44:01.720 you get it
00:44:02.480 the act
00:44:04.520 of going
00:44:05.040 fishing
00:44:05.520 is not
00:44:06.320 really a
00:44:06.780 thing
00:44:07.080 it's merely
00:44:07.740 a ploy
00:44:08.320 to leave
00:44:08.760 the house
00:44:09.320 and finally
00:44:10.280 get some
00:44:10.660 peace and
00:44:11.000 quiet
00:44:11.340 hmm
00:44:12.240 hmm
00:44:13.080 I have
00:44:15.120 a definite
00:44:16.020 opinion for
00:44:16.660 myself about
00:44:17.240 this
00:44:17.500 but I'm
00:44:17.920 going to
00:44:18.080 say
00:44:18.340 that you
00:44:19.700 would
00:44:19.940 say you
00:44:21.400 say no
00:44:21.720 really say
00:44:22.200 yes
00:44:22.620 yeah you're
00:44:24.540 correct
00:44:24.780 I'm very
00:44:25.620 much
00:44:25.960 for me
00:44:26.420 the act
00:44:26.660 of going
00:44:26.920 fishing
00:44:27.140 is all
00:44:27.420 about
00:44:27.600 fishing
00:44:27.880 I'm in
00:44:29.420 the camp
00:44:30.420 as well
00:44:30.820 I've just
00:44:31.620 recently
00:44:32.120 I occasionally
00:44:33.800 gone fishing
00:44:34.280 as a kid
00:44:34.680 I recently
00:44:35.920 went fly
00:44:37.220 fishing
00:44:37.500 in Utah
00:44:37.960 it's
00:44:39.240 a transcendent
00:44:40.900 experience
00:44:41.480 it is
00:44:41.940 it really is
00:44:42.440 it's great
00:44:42.920 I did not
00:44:44.300 know that
00:44:44.660 it's weird
00:44:45.560 because if you
00:44:46.100 said to someone
00:44:46.640 hey you're
00:44:47.360 going to
00:44:47.780 put on
00:44:48.360 boots
00:44:49.800 sort of
00:44:50.360 silly boots
00:44:51.000 and stand
00:44:52.060 in cold
00:44:53.160 water
00:44:53.660 just stand
00:44:54.720 for like
00:44:55.140 five hours
00:44:56.040 and that's
00:44:56.980 going to be
00:44:57.200 very beautiful
00:44:57.880 and fun
00:44:58.400 you would
00:44:58.700 not
00:44:59.000 anticipate
00:44:59.540 that to
00:44:59.900 be true
00:45:00.240 what I
00:45:01.400 like about
00:45:01.720 fishing
00:45:02.120 I've been
00:45:03.540 an avid
00:45:04.440 angler
00:45:05.480 as we call
00:45:05.900 ourselves
00:45:06.220 in the
00:45:06.440 business
00:45:06.660 for several
00:45:08.060 years now
00:45:08.400 but what I
00:45:08.660 like about
00:45:09.020 fishing
00:45:09.240 is that
00:45:09.660 some people
00:45:10.260 say that
00:45:10.740 yeah it's
00:45:11.180 an excuse
00:45:11.460 to get out
00:45:11.700 of the house
00:45:12.100 or drinking
00:45:12.540 or whatever
00:45:13.020 and that's
00:45:13.660 fine too
00:45:14.220 but really
00:45:15.660 for me
00:45:16.180 it's
00:45:16.700 or you
00:45:17.540 know you
00:45:17.740 can think
00:45:18.060 about it
00:45:18.400 it's a time
00:45:18.960 to think
00:45:19.300 about things
00:45:19.840 but when I'm
00:45:21.360 fishing I'm
00:45:21.980 just thinking
00:45:22.360 about fishing
00:45:22.780 that's all
00:45:23.100 I'm thinking
00:45:23.380 about
00:45:23.640 and that's
00:45:25.320 what I like
00:45:25.700 about it
00:45:27.200 one skill
00:45:29.020 this one
00:45:29.560 simple act
00:45:30.500 you gotta find
00:45:31.040 the fish
00:45:31.380 you gotta catch
00:45:31.820 them
00:45:32.040 and I think
00:45:33.980 in that way
00:45:34.580 it's sort of
00:45:34.940 liberating
00:45:35.400 Winston Churchill
00:45:37.200 said this
00:45:37.620 about painting
00:45:38.140 he said
00:45:38.540 you gotta
00:45:38.820 take up
00:45:39.160 painting
00:45:39.480 because it's
00:45:39.880 the only way
00:45:40.400 to get your
00:45:40.820 mind on
00:45:41.380 something else
00:45:41.900 he said
00:45:42.140 you can't
00:45:42.560 if you want
00:45:43.320 your mind
00:45:43.680 to relax
00:45:44.220 you can't
00:45:44.600 just do
00:45:44.900 nothing
00:45:45.200 because then
00:45:45.480 you just
00:45:45.660 think about
00:45:46.060 all your
00:45:46.360 stresses
00:45:46.660 and you
00:45:47.340 can't read
00:45:47.860 because it's
00:45:48.320 using the
00:45:48.980 same muscles
00:45:49.460 that you use
00:45:49.840 all the time
00:45:50.220 but if you
00:45:50.840 paint
00:45:51.180 it's using
00:45:51.540 different muscles
00:45:52.180 and you're
00:45:52.480 so focused
00:45:53.120 then you'll
00:45:53.620 and I think
00:45:54.860 the same thing
00:45:55.300 is true
00:45:55.500 about fishing
00:45:55.900 you're just
00:45:56.560 you're just
00:45:57.420 casting it out
00:45:58.240 there
00:45:58.440 you're watching
00:45:59.040 very closely
00:45:59.660 you're trying
00:46:00.020 to feel
00:46:00.540 whatever
00:46:00.900 you're so
00:46:01.440 five hours
00:46:02.460 goes by
00:46:02.920 it's like
00:46:03.180 two seconds
00:46:03.680 yeah
00:46:04.700 that's how
00:46:05.680 I feel
00:46:05.860 about it
00:46:06.260 and you know
00:46:06.760 you know
00:46:07.280 what I also
00:46:08.160 have in common
00:46:08.840 with fish
00:46:09.640 drinking
00:46:11.180 absolutely
00:46:12.360 I think
00:46:13.320 I think
00:46:13.660 I won
00:46:14.580 this
00:46:14.820 did I win
00:46:15.300 we can defer
00:46:19.300 to the
00:46:19.640 let's see
00:46:20.080 I'm trying
00:46:20.560 to see
00:46:20.820 what I'm
00:46:21.020 hearing
00:46:21.200 from the
00:46:21.500 judges
00:46:21.800 I think
00:46:22.320 I won
00:46:22.700 you don't
00:46:23.760 have a
00:46:23.920 earpiece
00:46:24.220 but okay
00:46:24.700 I'll go
00:46:25.700 with that
00:46:25.980 thanks for
00:46:28.380 joining us
00:46:28.820 we'll see you
00:46:29.620 next time
00:46:30.080 on this
00:46:30.500 game
00:46:31.020 frankly
00:46:31.540 in a sense
00:46:32.120 I think
00:46:32.380 we all
00:46:32.660 won
00:46:32.900 agreed
00:46:34.680 wow