Breitbart's own senior editor-at-large, Joel P. Pollack, joins the Daily Wire's Peter Bergen and host Alex Blumberg to discuss the fallout from the boycott against Budweiser and the shooting of a black teenager.
00:00:50.000If most people are for the boycott, you have to imagine even more people are actually upset.
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00:03:16.000Joining us tonight to talk about all of this and a whole lot more is Joel Pollack.
00:03:36.000It's been, man, twelve, eleven and a half years since Occupy and it's interesting to see the evolution of where we are in the culture war and just how Crazy it's gotten, I guess.
00:03:55.000The Harper's Ferry area is incredible and I spent the day in Harper's Ferry which I hadn't visited before and the layers of history there are just incredible.
00:04:05.000The Revolutionary War history, George Washington set it up as the second armory for the United States and then of course we learned in school about the raid on Harper's Ferry but I actually learned from my fifth grade daughter this year that Lewis and Clark started their expedition from Harper's Ferry and you've got Story College over there, which is, I believe, the first black college in the United States.
00:04:31.000And the Catholic church there that dominates the skyline is still in operation.
00:04:39.000It was built largely for the Irish Catholic rail workers who worked on the railroad.
00:04:43.000So all these different intersecting layers of American history in one place and a fantastically beautiful location right there at the confluence of the rivers.
00:04:50.000It's the confluence of the rivers, that's why.
00:05:18.000It attracted a lot of media attention, a lot of debate, but that...
00:05:22.000root of radical protest, and in John Brown's case, actual military action, but that root of radicalism is actually pretty deep in American history.
00:06:05.000It appears that Matt Walsh has been hacked on Twitter.
00:06:09.000And we're sitting here, we're trying to figure out what the big story of the day is.
00:06:14.000You've got Anheuser-Busch is getting tremendous support from the American public.
00:06:18.000You've got this story about this teenager who was shot.
00:06:21.000And then sure enough, I think four minutes to go or whatever, Phil Labonte, he's like, Matt Walsh just tweeted that my pronouns are that and, uh, n-words.
00:06:32.000And then, uh, he says Joe Rogan, he calls Joe Rogan a pedo.
00:06:36.000He says he can confirm that Andrew Tate kidnapped and raped some girls.
00:06:40.000It looks like someone might have actually stolen his phone because they just put up a picture that has, uh, someone took a picture of what looks like it might be his phone where people are Texting him, it looks like there's a Google authentication code in there, Microsoft account security code, Twitter authentication code, so... Yeah, I don't want to show that.
00:07:00.000Like, we got some silly tweets where he's like, he said, Ben Shapiro, you know what you did, and calls him, he calls him gay.
00:07:06.000You know, but I don't want to pull up any of Matt Walsh's private information, but ladies and gentlemen, I am a privileged individual in that I have the phone numbers of people at The Daily Wire, and as soon as it happened, I'm sorry, I ruined the fun of whoever these people are, and I immediately called them.
00:09:55.000The reason why I think this is legit a hack is that, one, the phone number that messaged this phone and said your Twitter has been hacked There's no name.
00:10:05.000If it was actually Matt Walsh, the name would be saved, which implies a SIM clone.
00:10:09.000But then also, it shows security codes for a bunch of different accounts.
00:10:41.000Where's Elon Musk Get on the horn, baby.
00:10:49.000Well, I mean, if they did get a, you know, if they actually have the hardware or like, it's probably like you said, a clone because of the time.
00:10:57.000That's what I believe because of the time zone stuff.
00:11:00.000There's not much that anyone in particular can do.
00:11:02.000He's going to have to make, do the running around of closing all of his accounts and handling all that stuff individually on a laptop or whatever.
00:11:08.000He's going to have to call all of his banking stuff.
00:11:23.000They're making it much easier to find out who did this.
00:11:26.000Well, Kellan just messaged me that there's a bio and tweet reference to some rapper named, like, I don't want to say the name of it, but according to him it says that the bio and tweet reference is some rapper.
00:11:50.000I imagine that it wouldn't actually be the person that did the... because this is politically motivated.
00:11:55.000It's Matt Walsh, obviously, and so they just probably, you know, got some random dude's rapper, you know, that's got a mixtape or whatever or something like that.
00:12:06.000But I don't imagine that the actual rapper got a hold of his thing and is like, yo, I'm gonna get Matt Walsh's information so that way I can actually promo my mixtape.
00:12:15.000I just feel like it's more about, you know, getting at Matt Walsh because he's Matt Walsh.
00:16:17.000Posting other security codes and stuff like that.
00:16:21.000I guess we'll see, but we'll jump into the next story and we'll come back to this one if more developments come in.
00:16:28.000This is what it's all about, right here.
00:16:29.000Take a look at this story from the Daily Mail.
00:16:31.000Bud Light Boycott, I'll drink to that.
00:16:33.000Poll finds most Americans back Anheuser-Busch snub over its tie-up with Dylan Mulvaney, and say corporations give transgender rights too much attention.
00:17:40.000And just real quick, to shout out Jesse Kelly, when he said the first time his neighbors ever asked him about politics was because of Bud Light.
00:18:15.000We typically would have beer stocked here.
00:18:18.000We haven't done a little bit, but we would go out to different breweries in the area and we'd pick up cases of beer because we have guests and we have people.
00:19:14.000Yeah, it's very, very hard to find an alternative if you like that.
00:19:18.000Now, there are alternatives out there, but I think it brought home to people how few big companies are actually in this market.
00:19:26.000And that in turn brought home the fact that the political agenda that companies are often indulging in has become so universal because there are so many industries we have this amount of concentrated commercial power that they can change the culture so easily with one ad campaign.
00:19:45.000Now, I don't know if they succeeded in this one.
00:20:35.000I initially thought that this was going to be received as an attack on Dylan, and so I was kind of against the idea of boycotting, because I was like, people are going to take it as an attack on Dylan, they're going to take it as the right being mean-spirited, etc., and I was like, this isn't going to go well, it's going to look bad.
00:20:55.000I'm happy to say that it looks like I'm wrong.
00:20:58.000I think that the general population doesn't feel like they're bullying Dylan.
00:21:05.000I think they feel like the problem is with Bud, and I think that's showing in the polls and stuff.
00:21:13.000For me, I think my conscience is cleared in that we talk about it as if the beer company got a guy that targets children as his main audience to sponsor beer, which I don't care if you're gay or trans or whatever your sexuality or gender or whatever.
00:21:27.000I really don't if you're a good person.
00:21:30.000Things like this misalignment where little kids are getting fed beer ads or their favorite influencer is selling beer and they see him drinking it in the tub and they're like, nine.
00:21:38.000That's where I think they made a huge mistake.
00:21:40.000And I do not fault Dylan for that aspect of it, although I don't like that he, without maybe even realizing it, has kids as his little audience and is selling beer.
00:21:50.000But I mean, he's in a meteoric rise state right now and probably doesn't have a lot of advisors around him that he can trust.
00:21:56.000Olly London has done some digging and found various posts from Dylan Mulvaney lying.
00:22:02.000And so, the whole thing, in my opinion, is a bit, and more evidence backs it up.
00:22:09.000Apparently there was an old post, Dylan Mulvaney has deleted some of these old posts.
00:22:14.000And I think the reason is, Dylan tried doing, like made a post about being trans and having trouble getting acting work, but then later made a coming out as trans.
00:22:24.000Also said on the Rosie O'Donnell podcast, whatever show that is, that they had just started, they just came out publicly for the first time and just started taking hormones in this one video.
00:22:34.000And then Olly was like, but if you go back, you can see that Dylan Mulvaney was, was, or I'm sorry, in the podcast, I think Dylan Mulvaney says they were taking estrogen and other pills.
00:22:43.000But then on TikTok, there's a video where Dylan claims they just started.
00:22:47.000What I've actually heard from some transgender individuals, they don't believe that Dylan's actually taking any estrogen at all, based on, you know, Dylan Mulvaney's body and appearance.
00:23:00.000I don't know about what their reasoning is, but the thing I pointed out the other day is that someone with, like, someone with body dysmorphia, Gender dysphoria, or anorexia, or whatever, is not going to make a video to 10 million people pointing to the thing that triggers their dysphoria or dysmorphia, like Dylan Mulvaney does.
00:23:18.000Yeah, he's so light-hearted and joyful about that he's a woman.
00:23:29.000When Dylan Mulvaney made the video pointing to his dick and said, women have bulges, look at it, look at it, look at it, people with dysphoria don't do that because it gives them dread and anxiety.
00:23:57.000The idea that someone would be driven mentally to the point where they want to amputate their genitals and then to have someone like Dilma Rovani point to it on camera at 10 million people, that's the antithesis of being trans.
00:24:35.000Man, they are really trying to hurt kids.
00:24:38.000I think the real issue here for conservatives is the fact that all this is about kids and that's obscured by the left deliberately and by the White House.
00:24:49.000Yeah no it's just I was watching the White House press briefing a day or two ago and they were talking about how the Republican governors in the red states are passing all these anti-LGBT laws 400 laws or something like that and they Lump in the LGB with the T and they make the T all about transgenderism as opposed to kids and having kids exposed to certain things.
00:25:15.000I think it's depressing actually to watch all this rhetoric get thrown around because none of it gives any credit to conservatives for just caring about kids, rightly or wrongly, I mean if you agree or disagree or whatever, but you have to at least recognize that the motivation There are a lot of stories coming out from detransitioners that are really, really horrifying.
00:25:33.000conservatives are the ones, and I like the word used, bullying kids.
00:25:35.000That's the word that they're using very effectively, that Republicans and conservatives and people
00:25:40.000who are against all this are the bullies.
00:25:42.000There are a lot of stories coming out from detransitioners that are really, really horrifying.
00:25:47.000Andy No tweeted one and it got deleted.
00:25:50.000And I guess because the individual posted it, it started getting too much attention.
00:25:53.000But you see a lot of these stories from males and females talking about how it was a huge mistake, they were confused kids going through puberty and they were lied to and now their lives are forever ruined.
00:26:02.000The crazy thing to me is when you get someone who's say 15 years old and then they sterilize that person, they're not going to know what they've lost for a while.
00:26:16.000I've seen more than enough stories and heard from more than enough people who find out rather accidentally that they're sterile, infertile or otherwise.
00:26:24.000And it's always seen as like a very devastating story like they can't have kids.
00:26:28.000There's always these tropes about How about the movie Dogma?
00:26:33.000The woman says that her husband left her because she found out she couldn't have kids and he didn't want to be with someone who couldn't.
00:26:39.000That's portrayed as a very deeply negative thing.
00:26:42.000But now, all of these young people, they're going to grow up and they're going to be like, yeah, I can't have kids.
00:26:48.000And in fact, for many of these young people, someone like Jazz Jennings, they can't actually even experience sexual sex at all.
00:26:56.000The situation, the more I learn details about Jazz Jennings, the more appalling it sounds.
00:27:03.000The mother talking about the, what's it called, whatever the expander is or whatever.
00:27:48.000I'm thinking right now about... I'm still thinking about what we were just talking about.
00:27:51.000I'm happy to move on if you guys want to, but it's about bullying.
00:27:54.000You guys brought up bullying, because you were saying, like, the left is claiming that people, the conservative people, are bullying the transgender community, but, like, we're here talking about, no, it's about selling, like, twisting kids up when they're young.
00:28:06.000But I'm looking at Matt Walsh's Twitter from April 17th, and it says, the tweet says, to win with this Bud Light situation is when they publicly apologize for promoting transgenderism.
00:28:15.000Which, that's not about her, it has nothing to do with kids.
00:28:18.000He is actually saying he's angry that the transgender, the concept of transgenderism, is being promoted.
00:29:10.000They do this thing where they're like, drag queen story, our concert is so mad about this, but I don't see them complaining about children beauty pageants.
00:29:26.000They're not in the national conversation.
00:29:27.000But I got no problem saying those things are nasty.
00:29:29.000And I got no problem saying little boys should be going to Hooters as like an appropriate place to get dinner.
00:29:34.000But that being said, as much as the left likes making that argument, I'm like, dude, women having boobs and a restaurant just having women there is very, very different from having kink shows for children.
00:29:46.000So I want to bend this metaphor a little.
00:29:48.000If a 24-year-old musician With fans that are younger, got a Bud Light contract, would anyone blink an eye?
00:29:55.000But the thing is, you can't quantify the age of the fans, you just don't know.
00:29:59.000You know, we did this, we had this debate a little bit over cigarettes, right?
00:30:02.000They cancelled Joe Camel about, I don't know, 15 years ago because the cartoon image of the camel was thought to appeal to children.
00:30:09.000And so the maker of those cigarettes, I can't remember which company makes camel, it's just camel, they got rid of Joe Camel.
00:30:16.000And for that reason, because even though it wasn't appearing in children's media, kids were seeing the Joe Camel and thinking, okay, there's this cartoon that they associate with cigarettes.
00:30:32.000I mean, I'm still an actor, but I was in Hollywood for a lot of that.
00:30:34.000And if I'd booked a Bud Light commercial at the age of 25 and people went nuts on me because some of my fans were 16 and 17, I would be out of my mind pissed off at them for that.
00:30:47.000Dylan Mulvaney is on TikTok with 11 million followers, and outside of Dylan Mulvaney, the average TikTok user is 20 years old.
00:30:56.000That means if you were to take every single person using the platform, which includes adults, it still skews young.
00:31:03.000And Dylan Mulvaney's audience, at the very least, is underage and should not be drinking.
00:31:08.000But let's be real, Bud Light, Anheuser-Busch, They all know kids who are 18 are drinking, and my personal opinion is that drinking age should be 18, and people shouldn't drink either way, but if you're an adult, you should be allowed to.
00:31:19.000The point is, Dylan Mulvaney's audience isn't 20 years old.
00:31:48.000You know, the whole drag queen story hour is also interesting, because the whole drag phenomenon has changed as well.
00:31:54.000There is video of Donald Trump sitting on the couch, I can't remember what talk show it was, but next to Dame Edna, I don't know if you remember Dame Edna, you know, famous drag queen.
00:32:04.000And it was just kind of ordinary, like Rudy Giuliani dressing in drag on Saturday Night Live.
00:32:08.000And again, it's about adults and it's not a show meant for kids, but the strip teases and the kink shows I think are, again, when kids are coming to that or being brought to that, that's what people are objecting to, not drag in general.
00:32:21.000Right, and interestingly, even some Democrats don't want drag for anybody.
00:35:15.000So when you see Dylan Mulvaney putting on this performance which makes trans people look like psychopaths, to the point where it's easy to attack the entirety of all transgender people, it's like, okay, that's why Dylan Mulvaney's a problem.
00:35:29.000So I'll put it this way, and always to rope in our good friend Blair White in this one, but it's because Blair White is our friend that I want to bring this up.
00:35:45.000Totally rational, reasonable people who aren't rolling on the ground screaming.
00:35:50.000And then Dylan Mulvaney goes on camera and just becomes a caricature of the most insane depiction of whatever this is.
00:35:56.000Enough to the point where it's the primary focus of when conservatives are trying to say like, hey, this is our problem with gender ideology.
00:36:03.000Well, how much of that is baiting the conservatives?
00:36:05.000I mean, they've successfully now involved the whole conservative movement in reacting in outrage to a TikTok character.
00:36:10.000How much of it is a successful marketing ploy or even a political plan to rile up conservatives using the most egregious example, let's say, of one category of entertainment?
00:36:21.000And then we go for it and then Gavin Newsom piles on and everybody else piles on and they talk about Republicans bullying people and suddenly Younger voters are convinced that Republicans are awful people who don't understand social media and don't understand them.
00:36:34.000That was my problem with conservatives when I was like in 2005 when I was, you know, hallmark liberal.
00:36:40.000They were so easy to upset if I made fun of Jesus.
00:36:46.000They were just so overly sensitive, reactionary, just so easy to take control of those people.
00:36:52.000And it is something people need to work on.
00:36:54.000One of the reasons people might be as sensitive about this issue in particular and TikTok is just the degree to which parents watch their kids on devices during the pandemic and parents are hypersensitive right now to everything that's being fed to kids on social media.
00:37:06.000There's a huge problem right now of school refusal.
00:37:08.000Kids who were on their devices for two years and now have to go back to school and just simply refuse to sit at a desk and listen to a teacher and participate in class.
00:37:15.000And so the devices have become much more a part of kids' everyday reality, and I think that might also be driving some of this.
00:37:21.000Not necessarily the transgender stuff, but you've got this person who is influencing kids, now they're representing an alcoholic beverage or whatever, and parents are freaked out, maybe a little more than usual, because of the degree to which they've seen their kids' lives taken over by devices and social media.
00:37:51.000Like, I don't, maybe you shouldn't be on this app if it's some adult guy dressed like a little girl trying to convince you to start drinking booze.
00:37:59.000Something about that just doesn't seem right.
00:38:00.000I think a lot of parents are, that's probably why this reached a level of regular Americans are saying they support a boycott of Anheuser-Busch.
00:38:08.000Nike, I think another good example of why this is the case is Nike, because people did get mad that Dylan Mulvaney was sponsored by Nike, but that one didn't really go anywhere either, because that wasn't targeting children.
00:38:21.000It was just kind of insulting women, but you know, the women didn't get pissed off enough.
00:38:26.000Going after kids and telling them to drink, and basically insulting March Madness and the core demographic of just like middle-aged white dudes who drink beer, really, really bad play on this one.
00:38:38.000So anyway, that being said, the latest news on the Matt Walsh hack is they've deleted all of the hacked tweets.
00:39:02.000He'll be speaking at the University of Iowa tomorrow night.
00:39:06.000Let's jump from this and go into the other really big story.
00:39:09.000And I gotta be honest, I kind of wanted to lead with this one.
00:39:12.000And part of me really despises the idea that we would lead with it at all, but I think we have to because this is a story about Ralph Yarle.
00:39:20.000I'm not interested in talking about the story of a teenager getting shot.
00:39:41.000Growing up in Chicago, I can't tell you how many times there are stories of a white dude shooting a black kid or a black guy shooting a white kid or something like that happening.
00:39:47.000And no one in the country cares about it, but this one time, this one story all of a sudden becomes a major headline.
00:39:55.000It's almost like they're trying to distract from something, they're trying to capture media attention or push some objective or agenda or something like that.
00:40:03.000And I gotta tell you, I'm not super concerned about this story.
00:40:37.000So the video is they grab her by the neck and they pull her by her neck back and then slam her to the ground or something and then I guess start pummeling and beating some guy and that we're supposed to be like, oh, okay, grabbing this woman by the throat and slam her to the ground and then stomping on this guy is, it's all, it's okay now.
00:41:34.000The left is fervent and willing to push and fight for anything, and the right is kind of just like, meh, what am I going to do about it, right?
00:41:42.000There's definitely a movement to transform the United States government into something more mob rule, I think, with mass movements and pressure.
00:41:51.000And that's why they're so active trying to do it.
00:41:54.000Well, those of us who know and love Chicago, and I also grew up in Chicago suburbs, Oak Park and Skokie.
00:42:33.000Teachers' unions, I mean, basically... No, no, no, it was our race.
00:42:39.000I tracked the voting patterns and then the racial demographics of Chicago, and it's one for one.
00:42:48.000The only exception is the university area, Overtly voted for Johnson, whereas every other part of the city basically just voted for, like the white neighborhoods voted for the white guy, the Hispanic areas voted for the Hispanic guy, and the black neighborhoods voted for Lori Lightfoot.
00:43:04.000So my prediction was, if all the black neighborhoods' top three candidates were all black, even though, like, so in the heart of the black neighborhoods of Chicago, Their first choice was Lori Lightfoot.
00:43:18.000Their second choice was Brandon Johnson.
00:43:20.000Their third choice was, you know, some other guy.
00:43:23.000But when you look at how they voted, the white candidates don't even register at all.
00:43:29.000Voting in Chicago is kind of a racial census and always has been.
00:43:32.000Paul Vallis, the guy who lost, narrowly lost in this election, is the latest in a long line of liberal white reformers in Chicago who can't get elected.
00:43:41.000And Vallis is a household name in Chicago because he ran the Chicago Public Schools.
00:44:10.000So my prediction was if the university sector is going to vote for Brandon Johnson,
00:44:16.000and the black neighborhoods are going to vote for whichever candidate who's running as black,
00:44:20.000and the white neighborhoods are gonna vote for whichever candidate is white,
00:44:22.000it's gonna be Brandon Johnson who wins because the tiebreaker goes to the far left extremists.
00:44:26.000Conservatives don't have any footprint, don't have any organizing, don't have any base, so the only politically active sector was the far-left extremists, and so it was fairly obvious who was going to break the tie.
00:44:37.000Right, and the white voters in Chicago, very few of them are conservative.
00:44:41.000It's not like the racial breakdown maps onto any kind of political breakdown.
00:44:46.000Irony is that Chicago white liberals are very far to the left, as you mentioned, around the universities and things like that.
00:44:54.000I'm generalizing, of course, there are some conservatives, there are some Republicans, but they would never be caught dead voting for a Republican and yet they're stuck in this kind of racial vortex where they're Living in a city where they basically have this democracy that doesn't work.
00:45:08.000Yes, they threw out the bad mayor, but they're going to get someone who's possibly even worse.
00:46:06.000Obviously, no one seriously wants anyone to get attacked like that.
00:46:10.000But at a certain point, I have to say, I will not project my values onto someone else.
00:46:17.000We will go and vote, and then if you are successful in, you know, supporting your ideas, you win.
00:46:24.000I look at the people of Chicago with all the rioting and the looting, the vandalism, the chaos, and the shootings, and I'm just like, once again, the people of Chicago have gotten what they voted for.
00:46:36.000You know, like, if a bunch of people in France voted to make it so that everybody gets a free baguette in the morning, I'm not gonna complain about it.
00:46:43.000I'm not gonna cry and scream and demand an end to socialism.
00:46:45.000I'm like, I don't know, I don't live in France.
00:46:49.000The tragedy is that so many people who just want to live regular lives are leaving these places, so there's almost no prospect of political change.
00:46:56.000And it's possible you might have seen Republican candidates, for example, do better in the midterms in some of the blue states of the Northeast if more people hadn't moved to Florida.
00:47:07.000But these places are not Benefiting from democracy because yes, they can sometimes get rid of the worst candidates But they can't elect anyone who's going to make a difference and make anything better.
00:47:19.000And so there's this Vortex in these cities and states that are just going to continue to fail and what you saw this week with the House Judiciary Committee having those hearings on crime in New York was that, as Mark Levin pointed out, it took a House Republican majority to give voice to these Democratic voters in New York City who had been ignored by their own party for decades and who finally had a chance to tell their story and all Democrats could tell them was that they were props for Donald Trump.
00:47:47.000Smart, brilliant, masterful move by Republicans to say, we're going to come in here and we're going to try and address the issues that are concerning to you.
00:48:12.000If Trump gets elected in 2024, and then as soon as he's inaugurated in 2025, he immediately begins arresting these politicians in New York and Chicago and LA and SF, and then appointing interim government, would that be a bad thing?
00:48:30.000I don't think he should arrest them, but I think he can... Like Cuomo?
00:49:17.000I don't know if you define that as a crime.
00:49:19.000If you're in political office and you make terrible, terrible mistakes like Andrew Cuomo made with sending— But he was told he was going to kill people.
00:49:26.000He was warned by his medical advisors that putting COVID patients in nursing homes would kill them.
00:49:30.000And he didn't want to put—he had the comfort ready and available, and the Javits Center, and I guess he didn't want Trump to get a victory.
00:49:38.000So my view is... Will people testify to that?
00:49:47.000But at that stage, though, I think there was so much conflicting advice.
00:49:50.000I'm not trying to make excuses for him.
00:49:51.000And actually, I was one of the people who reported pretty extensively on that story of the nursing homes in New York.
00:49:56.000But I just don't know that you can hold politicians criminally liable for terrible policy mistakes, as long as they're not breaking the law.
00:50:05.000Obviously one of the worst decisions made during COVID was that decision,
00:50:08.000especially when they had the Army Field Hospital and so forth.
00:50:10.000But the reason I ask is that if the reason I ask is because quite literally what the
00:50:17.000Democrats are doing, yes, is going after their opposition with arresting them,
00:50:34.000So it's active and it's happening, and conservatives are the ones who play the game where it's like, well, we shouldn't return those tactics, we shouldn't do the same thing.
00:50:42.000And it's like, OK, well, you know, Trump will be convicted.
00:50:45.000There is no circumstance in my mind where a New York jury will acquit Donald Trump.
00:51:05.000And then I look at what's going on in all these cities.
00:51:08.000And I'm not going to sit here and say that I think it would be a good thing that you get some like autocrat to go in and start purging and getting rid of the opposition or anything like that because they would do the same thing.
00:51:16.000But I kind of feel like at this point that's the only thing that's going to happen.
00:51:21.000Either it's going to be Democrats doing it to Republicans like they're already doing now or Republicans doing it to Democrats.
00:51:24.000It doesn't matter what you think is good.
00:51:25.000It doesn't matter what you want to happen.
00:51:27.000What matters is Democrats are currently doing it.
00:51:31.000And if Republicans don't, then Republicans will just be the ones getting locked up, and then you'll live under the boot of the Democratic Party.
00:51:36.000I mean, I've actually said publicly that once they indicted Trump, I said, well, the very first thing that should happen when a new Republican administration takes over, whether it's Trump or somebody else, is they should immediately indict and arrest Joe Biden and his family for all the influence-peddling they've done and for all the financial crimes.
00:51:55.000I hear Democrat spokespeople going on Fox and saying things like, well, where's the evidence?
00:51:59.000Well, you know, the laptop you've been ignoring for three years as, you know, for one thing.
00:52:02.000So I think they've set a precedent and the only way you get back to a reasonable middle is if the Democrats know that you're capable of retaliating.
00:52:10.000I think that's one of the reasons there's still a filibuster, by the way, because when Harry Reid got rid of the filibuster for some of the judicial nominees and then Republicans came in and got rid of it for all judicial nominees and put Republican nominees on the Supreme Court, Democrats learned the hard way that by busting these norms they set themselves up for failure and I think that's one of the reasons they didn't get rid of the filibuster during the first two years of Biden's term when there was a lot of pressure to do it.
00:52:32.000He's talking about doing it still but they know now that you could very well be on the other foot after 2024.
00:52:36.000It probably will be in the Senate because it's such a favorable map for Republicans.
00:52:39.000But that's still, that's stamp collecting compared to what the Democrats are doing.
00:53:01.000So the end result is either Donald Trump goes in, Immediately instructs his new AG, his acting AG, once he's in, to file criminal indictments for all literal and provable criminal charges against as many bureaucrats and politicians as possible.
00:53:20.000We can't just sit back anymore and be like, well, you know, we know they're corrupt, but going after them would destabilize the system.
00:55:02.000If Donald Trump has to go to prison for six months because he filed his books wrong, well, it's unfortunate.
00:55:07.000I look forward to seeing Barack Obama serve life in jail for killing Abdulrahman Al-Awlaki.
00:55:11.000If you will put, if putting Donald Trump in jail for six months or whatever, We'll get Barack Obama in jail for killing an American citizen.
00:55:22.000I will drag Donald Trump's ass to jail kicking and screaming myself.
00:55:28.000I will go to Florida and get him to put Obama in jail for violating the Constitution.
00:56:59.000Let me ask you something about the interference in elections aspect of this.
00:57:03.000So you asked whether I would support DeSantis or Trump and I hesitated but said I'd support Trump.
00:57:06.000I'm on record several months ago as saying I would prefer to see another candidate emerge for a variety of reasons that aren't terribly surprising.
00:57:14.000But when they indicted Trump, I said, you know, this is forcing people like me to become Trump voters, whether we want it to or not, because this is now the issue.
00:57:22.000If you can do this, if you can corrupt the system like this, the only way to protest against it is to make Trump the president.
00:59:18.000I had an opportunity to see most of the potential contenders.
00:59:20.000Some of them have already dropped out but last year at a couple of meetings I was at Nikki Haley had an energy when she was on stage that was just different and interesting and she's really struggling in the polls right now and I know that a significant portion of the conservative base doesn't trust her but Does she have a shot?
00:59:37.000Is there some lane where she can emerge somehow out of this mess?
00:59:40.000I imagine the chat is freaking out right now.
01:00:34.000Red State, which was one of the first conservative blogs, had a conference and she was there.
01:00:38.000So was Ted Cruz, people who didn't hold any kind of real serious public office.
01:00:43.000I think he was Solicitor General of Texas or something, but she was just running for governor of South Carolina.
01:00:47.000She came and talked to these bloggers.
01:00:48.000I met her, got to know her a little bit.
01:00:51.000I didn't think she was necessarily qualified to be UN ambassador, but Trump put her in there and she did a fantastic job.
01:00:57.000She's had some good things to say, some things I've been critical of and that sort of thing, but just the energy when she's on stage and having, I'll just put it on the table, having a female candidate is different.
01:01:07.000It's different than what we're seeing and so it's compelling for that reason.
01:01:11.000Again, maybe not compelling enough because she's below 5% in the polls and that sort of thing.
01:01:14.000But, you know, are there alternatives?
01:01:16.000Again, I say this as someone who's also said, if they do this to Trump, there's no other option.
01:01:21.000You have to resist the system by voting for him.
01:01:23.000It's not even about the issues anymore.
01:01:25.000There's only one issue, and it's freedom and justice and the rule of law, and there's only one vote you can take.
01:01:30.000Let's jump back to the story about Ralph Yarrow, because we did deviate, and let's break this down.
01:01:35.000We got this story from the Postmillennial.
01:01:36.000Surprise, surprise, these people are lying again.
01:01:39.000Washington Post retracts false claim that Ralph Yarrow was killed in Missouri shooting.
01:01:44.000This is not the first time they've done this, where they've claimed that some story was someone was killed, when it was like, no, they're actually not dead.
01:02:29.000The story is, Ralph Yarrow, the black 16-year-old boy who was shot twice after accidentally ringing the doorbell of the wrong home when picking up his brothers, is crying buckets of tears, his mother told CBS News.
01:03:29.000The story is that the man, this guy Lester, shot through the glass screen door, hitting the kid in the head, and I think in the shoulder or upper chest.
01:03:37.000And that proves, they say, that he needlessly just shot the kid.
01:03:41.000However, they mention, let me see if Here, let me read this.
01:03:47.000They say Andrew Lester, the 84-year-old white homeowner who shot Ralph, knows they always include the races, turned himself in Tuesday, etc.
01:03:53.000Lester claimed to police that he opened fire through the door of his home without saying a single word because he was scared to death of the unarmed teen.
01:03:59.000Clay County Prosecutor Thompson said Monday that there appears to be a racial component of the case, but he clarified the probable cause statement did not indicate that the case was racially motivated.
01:04:08.000According to the charging documents, Lester told police after he shot Ralph that it was the last thing he wanted to do, but says he believed he was protecting himself against a physical confrontation, which he would not have been prepared for given his advanced age.
01:04:20.000Lester pointed to Ralph's size, which he claimed was six feet, and Lester's inability to defend himself as the reasoning behind his actions.
01:04:26.000The original story, let me actually pull up the archive so you can see how they've manipulated this, said that the teenager Grabbed the door, uh, and was trying to open it.
01:04:36.000And, uh, Time Magazine, of course, changes the story.
01:05:25.000It's not like I'm trying to pull it up.
01:05:26.000This is all so soon after the incident, and we don't know most of the facts.
01:05:31.000If we've learned one thing from these kinds of stories, it's you have to wait for all the facts to come out.
01:05:36.000As sad as this is, what really got me about it today was when the White House started commenting on it and they revealed that the President had called the victim, which is appropriate, you know, if you want to express sympathy and that sort of thing.
01:05:48.000But Joe Biden told people not too long ago, during the whole gun control debate after Trayvon Martin, Joe Biden told people to shoot through their front door If they wanted someone to go away.
01:06:06.000And conservatives made a big deal out of it at the time because it's such ridiculous advice that most reasonable gun owners would know that that's really stupid.
01:06:15.000Just to shoot through a door without opening it or whatever.
01:06:19.000He said that he gave his wife that advice and that she was told to use the shotgun.
01:06:23.000Just shoot through the front door if you're scared.
01:06:34.000Excerpts of the prosecutor's probable cause statement posted online reveal that Lester told police he picked up his gun after hearing the doorbell ring while lying down.
01:06:41.000He opened an interior door and saw a black male approximately six feet tall pulling on the exterior door of his house.
01:06:48.000Believing it was a break-in attempt, he fired twice after opening the door.
01:06:51.000Man, I have an anecdotal experience kind of like this.
01:06:54.000I went to my childhood friend's house four years ago, hadn't seen his parents in a couple decades, 15 years, and they were like my second parents growing up.
01:07:03.000And I went and I knocked, he opened the door, and I was like, hey!
01:07:16.000But there was a moment where, if he was this 84 year old, if he was older, 84 year old man, maybe he's been drinking, his mind isn't where it used to be.
01:07:24.000Do you wait for them to let you in every time?
01:07:28.000This sounds like it was a big accident.
01:07:30.000It sounds like this kid went to the wrong house.
01:07:33.000But they're turning into this Black Lives Matter racist thing when the story is, yo, you go to an old man's house, And then you try opening the door and gaining entrance to his house.
01:07:46.000I don't know about Missouri, but in many states, people have the legal right to use lethal force to stop you from committing a burglary.
01:07:51.000Yes, burglary is not about intention, I don't think.
01:07:54.000Burglary is just about the act of entering, isn't it?
01:07:56.000I mean, if you're not un- Burglary is crossing a property barrier.
01:08:00.000So if that's the case, this kid was burglarizing that guy's house.
01:10:05.000Well, the other interesting thing about this is what they didn't charge.
01:10:07.000I heard the family's attorney expressing concern, maybe outrage, that the prosecutors hadn't charged the homeowner with attempted murder and they had just gone for these other felonies that are short of that.
01:10:21.000And I think that's because the police and the prosecution know that the homeowner probably didn't have that intent.
01:10:28.000Attempted murder requires intent to kill and what the family attorney wanted to see was some kind of racial motivation.
01:10:37.000That's what the activists want to see.
01:10:39.000They want to see some kind of criminal intent, some criminal mindset.
01:10:42.000And I think that the authorities know that they don't have that.
01:10:46.000And I think it's probably closer to what you're saying, which is an accident where maybe the homeowner wasn't legally entitled to use lethal force.
01:10:55.000That's what they're going to fight out.
01:10:56.000And maybe they're just charging him so they can start some kind of investigation and satisfy the public without people burning down Kansas City or whatever.
01:11:02.000But look, This is all happening in the shadow of a crime wave that's happening not just there but throughout the country where people are attacked in their homes and in LA we just had our mayor propose hiring a thousand new cops.
01:11:20.000That's because Eric Garcetti, her predecessor, bowed to the Black Lives Matter movement and cut 10% of the police budget and then there's a crime wave in Los Angeles and they wonder why.
01:11:29.000And I don't know what is in the mind of this homeowner nor does the family attorney of the victim but certainly there are a lot of people who are living very scared right now and that has to play into some of this.
01:11:41.000I mean there's got to be A certain amount of tension.
01:11:45.000And again, we don't know the motivations.
01:12:17.000This is Missouri, Stand Your Ground Law, and it says, you can use physical force to defend yourself, yadda yadda.
01:12:25.000Section three, such force is used against a person who unlawfully enters, remains after unlawfully entering, or attempts to unlawfully enter private property that is owned or leased by an individual or is occupied by an individual who has been given specific authority by the property owner to occupy the property, claiming a justification of using protective force under this section.
01:12:45.000A person does not have a duty to retreat from a dwelling, etc.
01:12:48.000So, simply put, it says, a person shall not use deadly force upon another person unless the circumstances specified in subsection 1 of this... Under the circumstances specified in subsection 1 of this section, unless...
01:13:04.000And again, such force is used against a person who unlawfully enters, remains after unlawfully entering, or attempts to unlawfully enter private property.
01:13:31.000The question also then becomes, is it the mind of a reasonable average person or the mind of a reasonable 84-year-old who lives alone and may have dementia and that sort of thing?
01:13:40.000Because if it's the latter... And that's what I mean.
01:13:44.000So it becomes a little bit different, and that's certainly why they didn't go for attempted murder, because... I think they're going to lose completely.
01:13:53.000Do you think 84-year-olds with dementia should have guns?
01:13:56.000Because they take their license away sometimes.
01:13:58.000I mean, he has to be tested before you could say that he's...
01:14:03.000But that's a red flag law, and I think if you've got a problem with Second Amendment, you've got to amend it before you can take someone's guns away, even if they are 84.
01:14:10.000Do you think that we should consider... No.
01:15:00.000Joe told Field and Stream magazine, quote, if you want to keep someone away from your house, Joe Biden said, just fire the shotgun through the door.
01:15:13.000I hope his lawyers use it and say, look, Joe Biden said... But, you know, look, the reality is the left right now is saying he rang the doorbell and the guy shot him through the door.
01:15:22.000And it's like, well, where do you get that account from?
01:16:37.000You know, the controversy there was a lot lower.
01:16:40.000There weren't protests right away, and there was more of a consensus that what happened to him shouldn't have happened, that he was chased down.
01:16:49.000And I thought that what happened there was interesting because the family attorney didn't take the road of encouraging protests.
01:16:55.000They went to law enforcement, they worked with law enforcement, they didn't try to make a big national issue out of it.
01:17:01.000And that attorney also, interestingly, also went to the Trump White House and worked with Trump on some of the criminal justice issues and that kind of thing.
01:17:08.000And it wasn't, rightly or wrongly, whatever you think of the verdict, it wasn't a case that divided Americans.
01:17:14.000It wasn't a case that was used by the movement, even though the Black Lives Movement existed.
01:17:27.000And it was funny that after the Kyle Rittenhouse case, you got a bunch of conservatives coming out being like, see, the Ahmaud Arbery case proves that conservatives aren't racist, despite the fact they knew nothing about the case.
01:17:39.000The prosecution and the defense never claimed he was jogging.
01:17:42.000And the argument actually was that, well, most people believed he was the guy on camera breaking into those homes.
01:17:48.000And so the criminal case became, did the McMichaels have the legal right to commit a citizen's arrest?
01:17:56.000And the question to the jury was, do they need to be witnesses to the crime or not?
01:18:02.000And the jury decided, you must be a witness, therefore, the citizen's arrest was unlawful, therefore, the death resulting from citizen's arrest is criminal.
01:18:12.000The fact that the guy who simply filmed it got the rest of his life in prison proves that it was a complete sham of a trial and a criminal case.
01:18:20.000But the fact that it didn't divide the nation, to me, just proves that conservatives give up really easily.
01:18:26.000Or that they take their points whenever they can, and they're not actually in this for the real long haul.
01:18:31.000I think a lot of the media knowledge about that case wasn't unveiled for me until after it was over.
01:18:37.000I didn't really learn about the intricacies until, well, until after McMichaels was in jail, unfortunately.
01:19:08.000And the right ignored the whole thing.
01:19:10.000And then once these guys got convicted, a bunch of conservatives were like, see, it was the right call.
01:19:15.000And I think even Tulsi Gabbard came out and was praising the conviction.
01:19:18.000And I'm like, Something doesn't seem right about this.
01:19:21.000Like, why did all of these people just come out and immediately side against these guys without knowing anything happened?
01:19:27.000I'm not saying what they did was a good thing.
01:19:29.000They were told by the police not to pursue Ahmaud Arbery.
01:19:32.000But this idea that when the Black Lives Matter activists claimed a guy was jogging and was hunted down by white supremacists and lynched was a complete and total lie.
01:20:17.000The guy driving his car apparently was tired of getting crapped all over because they were saying that they chased him down or whatever, so he goes, I've got the video and I'm gonna release it.
01:20:26.000So I think what happened was his lawyer gave it to a radio host, who then put it online, which ignited Black Lives Matter anger.
01:20:34.000I think then the DA said, you stupid mother...
01:20:38.000I'm gonna make you pay for doing this to me.
01:20:52.000I mean, even to this day, they call that guy a jogger.
01:20:55.000It's like, oh yeah, 20 miles from his house, you know, in a neighborhood that's seeing a string of burglaries.
01:21:00.000And there's video footage from one of the houses that was broken into, which appears to show Ahmaud Arbery illegally entering, burglarizing the house.
01:21:07.000And then the media narrative is he was jogging.
01:22:02.000But the funny thing is, the narrative is going to be the narrative.
01:22:07.000If conservatives aren't paying attention, don't know anything about the case, they're just going to say whatever the left said.
01:22:11.000Because even talking about Ralph Yarle is entertaining the left's decision to make this the national story instead of that white woman who got chokeslammed by a mob of black teenagers in Chicago.
01:22:22.000But if talking about the Ralph Yarle case makes it so that neither of these people are charged and Ralph survives and maybe the two of them can even make amends or something, that would be Fantastic.
01:22:33.000That would be the outcome I'd like to see.
01:22:35.000And the outcome I want to see in the long run is we set the narrative, and we set the tone, and we decide what stories need to get national prominence.
01:22:43.000And I hope we get to that point, so long as we keep doing shows like this, and it gets to the point where New York Times or CNN can say, take a look at this instance of a shooting that happens all the time, but we decided to highlight on racial grounds.
01:22:55.000And then everyone just says, I'm not interested in talking about that.
01:22:58.000For the time being, we may be prominent in media, but we're not the corporate press, and we're not as big as, say, CNN, despite the fact their ratings are in the gutter.
01:23:10.000Hopefully, it will be the job of some other young upstart to debunk our mistakes and errors in the future, because we will be setting the narrative.
01:23:18.000Well, I think if I can just shift slightly here to something I mentioned to you before, but The job that this show does, I think, in terms of providing free speech, as much free speech as we're allowed to have, I suppose, is really, really important.
01:23:32.000And the Kanye West show, I think, was a great moment in journalism because rather than following the herd of the mainstream media and boycotting him and calling for him to be shunned, you allowed him an opportunity to defend himself and he walked away.
01:23:47.000Whether that was real or not, what we saw as viewers was a debate that was fair, questions that were fair, free speech, and he couldn't handle it, and he left.
01:23:59.000And that did more to debunk what he was saying than Ari Emanuel in Hollywood organizing boycotts, not just of Hollywood people in his industry, but every industry, thereby Mistakenly giving life to the conspiracy theory that Kanye West was spinning.
01:24:15.000So I thought what you did was great, and I think that's an example for the young upstarts to follow.
01:24:21.000You don't win by shutting other people down.
01:24:23.000You win by opening debate, challenging people, and you weren't even, you know... And especially not Kanye West.
01:24:29.000The thing with him, the boycotts were actually making people double down on their support of him.
01:24:34.000You know, they say that the best way to get rid of a bad idea is to put a spotlight on it so that everyone can see how bad it is.
01:24:41.000And that's the big problem with censorship online.
01:24:43.000It's trying to hide the bad ideas so that they're going to percolate, grow, and the pressure will build.
01:24:47.000But if you let them come out in an environment where they can be communicated about, not just a one-sided, you know, guy on a camera yelling, but like in a round table of people that are listening, man, it changes the world.
01:24:58.000The thing about Ye, he's got a lot of people who just follow him and are going to go along with what he says because he's A billionaire, successful musician, cultural icon.
01:25:06.000If you just shut him down, all you're doing is telling his core fans, the only information you can get is from him.
01:25:12.000You need to have him sit down and just talk about these ideas, because then those people are going to be listening to him say those ideas and go, I don't know if that makes sense.
01:25:19.000You know, you can still like Ye and be like, I don't know if what he said made sense, but if he's never challenged because you refuse to challenge him, well then he's going to win.
01:25:37.000Stephen Bonnell had been on the show a couple times and he was there.
01:25:42.000Challenging, challenging, challenging, even maybe even saying bad ideas.
01:25:46.000I don't know, not saying you're saying, but I'd like to review the tape.
01:25:49.000But Alex Jones came out, Jack Posobiec was there, Libby Emmons was there.
01:25:53.000We had a fantastic, huge, rotating group of people coming in and out.
01:25:56.000And it was really nice to let ideas show themselves for what they are, rather than demonizing the people that happen to be the ones that have them at that moment.
01:26:12.000So we see that video of that woman being chokeslammed, and it's got I think like 12 or 13 million views, so clearly it matters to people and it's being shared like crazy, but where's the New York Times headlines?
01:26:23.000I think it's because the video's so blurry.
01:26:26.000I couldn't really tell what was going on when I saw it.
01:26:28.000Do you really think that it's just the blurriness-wise and not being shared?
01:26:32.000I really think it's probably ideological from the New York Times.
01:26:35.000It could be, but what they want is clicks.
01:26:37.000So if it's a video of a hand going up and you see her eyes and the struggle, that's going to get clicks.
01:26:42.000And I think that would get a lot of attention.
01:26:43.000I think that the video is dramatic enough to get clicks because it has millions.
01:28:45.000So it quite literally is an interracial couple apparently minding their own business when they were violently attacked by a mob.
01:28:53.000They say they were randomly attacked walking in downtown Chicago amid the teen takeover.
01:28:57.000Ashley and DJ said on Tuesday they had been looking for a spot to get food set at night when they found themselves trying to navigate a large crowd.
01:29:03.000People in the crowd pushed the couple, and when DJ stood up to them, a fight- fighting broke out.
01:29:08.000As soon as they pushed me, I told DJ, I said, they just shoved me, and he asked them, he was like, yo, don't shove her.
01:29:38.000Like four consecutive nights of large groups of teenagers in Chicago just rampaging through the city, setting fires and smashing windows and attacking people.
01:29:45.000I think they tried breaking into the Art Institute and got shot.
01:30:04.000You know, this is perhaps a racially motivated attack.
01:30:09.000It's not been described that way, but... Oh no, it definitely is.
01:30:12.000So to go to your point about the double standard, we don't know what the motivations were in Kansas City, but there's an assumption it had to be racial.
01:30:20.000We have pretty good evidence it might have been racial in Chicago, but we don't talk about that.
01:30:28.000Yeah, it was clearly a racist mob attacking this interracial couple because, you know.
01:30:32.000You can talk about it, but just don't talk about it too much because then you're a racist and it's okay.
01:30:37.000The thing that offended me the most about what the mayor-elect said And others said was that these kids had no other choice for entertainment on a weekend because they come from deprived backgrounds and they are impoverished or whatever, which is... No opportunities.
01:30:53.000No opportunities, right, for recreation.
01:30:54.000I guess the parks were closed or something.
01:30:57.000I mean, it's... Chicago has so much to do and these kids have phones and they have cars and, you know, maybe they're...
01:31:05.000They have some other frustrations and challenges, but it's awful to hear an excuse like that.
01:31:10.000It is exhausting to hear such obvious bullshit shoved down your throat all the time.
01:31:18.000To hear comments like that, it is just, I can't describe it as anything other than just exhausting.
01:31:26.000They don't have anything to do, so they have to ransack the city.
01:32:33.000Yes, my support for Barack Obama and what pissed me off and made me so extremely angry with Democrats was that, yes, I gave Obama the support he needed to fucking murder children.
01:33:14.000And then people are like, well, I don't want to vote for them anymore.
01:33:16.000That's, that's just the normal thing that people, that's why people are so sick of the government.
01:33:21.000After that, I didn't vote in 2012 or 2016 because I was like, I don't want to be responsible for what these cocksuckers do.
01:33:29.000And then Donald Trump did a bunch of really great things with the economy and really great things with foreign policy to the point where I said, this guy needs another term.
01:33:36.000I mean, the foreign policy stuff was so good that I was finally like, okay, this guy actually did these things.
01:33:41.000He also set up a clandestine drone network where he gave his generals authority to bomb whoever they want in secret.
01:33:47.000That's right, but I look at what he did as he was working more to pull the U.S.
01:33:52.000out of what other people started, and I can certainly recognize with that comes the collateral damage that George W. Bush created.
01:33:59.000I don't even necessarily want to blame Barack Obama for starting the wars that George W. Bush started.
01:34:45.000There are a few other people who give him credit, but the left, for whom this was the issue, or so I thought, decided that they had to get rid of Trump, and now we've got Biden risking on every front.
01:35:21.000I used to dismiss that view, but when I see Just observing the FBI interference and the intel leaks and the Russia collusion plot and how there was the Hunter Biden Russian disinformation letter and this collusion between elements of our intelligence community and the Democratic Party.
01:35:41.000I feel like, well, we have this democracy, but it's as much as they allow us to have.
01:35:45.000And you can't elect the wrong candidate.
01:35:46.000Otherwise, as Chuck Schumer warned, they will get at you a hundred different ways and just pull it out from under you, which is what they did.
01:35:54.000But how do you look at that, if you're on the left, how do you look at that and say, wait a minute, I don't like Trump and I can even think he's a racist, but I can't go along with what they're doing to our country.
01:36:34.000Well, it's the fear that he's going to go from country to country to country, and this is the first one, like Hitler went into Poland.
01:36:40.000But there's no... Unless you outright say, like, I think the United States should take over the world, should be actively, you know, etc., etc., empire, nation building, whatever, you can't be on the left opposing George W. Bush, opposing expansion of war, and then be supporting Ukraine.
01:36:57.000That proves you have no moral framework, other than there is no truth but power.
01:37:02.000Lately, I've been like, I've stopped taking the view of, hey, stop doing the war.
01:37:08.000Now I'm like, how can we re-divert resources so that the military-industrial complex can remain super profitable and we can ally with Russia and make more money for everybody?
01:37:19.000There's gotta be a new, not just stop and don't.
01:37:32.000My point, real quick, I wanted to hear what you had to say.
01:37:36.000My point was the left has no moral framework because they say we oppose George W. Bush.
01:37:41.000Yeah, I feel like, I understand what you're saying.
01:37:44.000I feel like the reason that they're, I think that the left is okay with global government because the left is where communism comes from and you don't get real communism unless you have like Global communism.
01:37:58.000So I don't think that the left isn't okay with that kind of stuff.
01:38:01.000And I do think that the left is okay with expansive governments and stuff like that because that's how you end up with a global government.
01:38:06.000Do you think the average... But I don't think that it makes... I understand what you're saying when you say that it doesn't make sense for this particular war in general.
01:38:15.000Do you think the average Democrat voter supports communism?
01:38:18.000No, I think the average Democrat voter is the default leftist.
01:38:22.000Which shows there's no moral framework among the left.
01:38:25.000You can say that some elements of the left are communist, but when the majority of their voter base doesn't know or care or pay attention, it's just no moral framework.
01:38:33.000I think the difference between leftists and Democrats is that You can vote for a Democratic candidate and be completely politically ignorant, then you're not a leftist.
01:38:42.000But if you're politically active and you're into that kind of thing, you become on the left.
01:38:47.000It's the activation of political ideology that puts you in a right or left concept.
01:38:51.000Whether you're a Republican or Democrat, you might just be completely apolitical.
01:38:54.000Andrew Breitbart called it default liberal, I believe.
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01:40:06.000I have clothing that's made out of it It's like and it's made from pure carbon so you can get it from carbon dioxide while we're here.
01:40:12.000I'll just say this They've got new batteries.
01:40:13.000They've been putting together lithium-ion They've been actually creating graphene network in it to create a graphene composite battery They charge something like 20 to 30 times faster.
01:41:23.000Yeah, but I'm like, look, we did, Joe, myself, Jack, and Vijay did that whole Twitter conversation, and doing the same conversation, but with the new boss, I think would be really, really great.
01:42:01.000Hunter Killer says, I think the left is pushing the KC shooting to A, push to get rid of stand your ground laws, and B, distract from events like this past weekend in Chicago.
01:42:18.000When we're living in dense populated areas, these things will happen, and you don't want to live here.
01:42:24.000I mean, look man, I said this earlier, if in the middle of the night, it's like, it was after 10pm this happened, so if it's like, maybe not the middle of the night, but it's 11pm, We've got armed guards here.
01:42:36.000If someone walked up to the house that was not on our, like, expected list and known list and they walked past our perimeter and tried entering the house, I don't think they would get shot, but you better believe they'd probably have a gun pointed in their face.
01:42:49.000And they'd be instructed to back away, get on the ground, like, we've been swatted 15 times, we have death threats.
01:42:54.000Now, the difference is, this is not some, like, simple private residence.
01:42:57.000It's a big office with a bunch of people who are working here, so it's a bit different.
01:43:01.000But yeah, if someone randomly showed up and tried entering the house, would not go well for them.
01:43:05.000At the very least, they might get detained and hurt in the process.
01:45:16.000I've never been a big fan or anything like that, but the idea that the left one day decided they hated Nickelback and then everyone had to hate them, I'm just like... I think they got overplayed.
01:45:24.000It was similar with Hootie and the Blowfish.
01:45:25.000They didn't get it like Nickelback, man.
01:45:26.000No, it started with a protest of Rahm Emanuel.
01:45:29.000And someone held up a sign saying, Rahm Emanuel likes Nickelback.
01:47:03.000In December or whatever, we were told he had two weeks.
01:47:06.000And when he came back to us, he couldn't stand up.
01:47:08.000He tried to go in the litter box and he fell and then just crapped on the floor.
01:47:12.000And that's why I made that video where I was like, this is it.
01:47:15.000Like, he got to the point where he couldn't stand up.
01:47:18.000He would try and stand, and then he would just, like, slump to the ground.
01:47:22.000We got him the new diet food, we got him the hydration injections, and he got a hormone treatment that stimulated red blood cell production.
01:47:58.000Phil Dudebro says, What you guys don't realize, Bud Light has a whole line of hard seltzers with girly flavors and they want to outlaw menthol cigarettes.
01:48:37.000Oh, the other thing was at the White House briefing today, reporters were asking the press secretary for a statement about what this says about America.
01:48:45.000So we are all to be judged by this one incident, which could turn out to be You know, a boneheaded move by the kid, or a terrible mistake, or worse, by the homeowner, but somehow it's all of our fault.
01:48:58.000Like, this says something about us collectively.
01:49:00.000That's not the politicians saying that.
01:49:31.000It means trans people can have the right to vote rescinded because it's not protected under the 19th Amendment.
01:49:37.000The 19th Amendment says sex, not gender.
01:49:39.000I think we should just repeal the 19th, eliminate all that language, and just... we don't need an amendment telling people who's allowed to vote.
01:52:15.000Oh, we also do have really big news that we're going to have on the Members Only show that, for obvious reasons, not going to be on the main show.
01:52:22.000The FDA announced that they're... I'm going to be careful of the language here.
01:52:26.000A major announcement was made on whether or not you can get the mRNA vaccines.
01:52:34.000Yeah, and because the language is extremely confusing, and they put out like six tweets, some that contradict each other.
01:52:40.000I'm gonna be careful about the language I use on YouTube, because YouTube's full of crap.
01:52:44.000But they basically made an announcement about certain vaccines you are no longer allowed to get.
01:52:48.000And I wonder if this coincides with the end of the national COVID emergency, meaning emergency use authorizations are officially out the window.
01:52:56.000You can't have an EUA on something if there's no emergency, I guess.
01:52:58.000But we'll talk about that in the Members Only portion.
01:53:32.000I mean, what also I think is interesting about the town is there is a bed and breakfast you can actually stay at that used to be Stonewall Jackson's headquarters when the Confederates took over the town.
01:53:42.000They haven't erased any of that history.
01:53:44.000It's just layer upon layer upon layer.
01:53:54.000You go up the hill to that church that's like blown out and that's like I guess there was like a last stand or there's like stands up there where dudes would just like hold out on the top of the hill.
01:54:02.000It was taken over five times I think they have this by different armies within the Civil War that went back and forth and you got John Brown of course and the NAACP being there and Just so many different things.
01:54:17.000You could learn so much about American history from one town.
01:54:20.000And again, it just shows you the value of preserving these things and not rewriting history because parts of it offend you or parts of it are difficult.
01:54:29.000I mean, John Brown was difficult for his age.
01:54:33.000He was an abolitionist who took up arms, arguably pushed the United States towards civil war, later celebrated as more of a hero.
01:54:42.000But how many different perspectives were there about that guy at his time?
01:54:45.000You can't cancel any of that stuff and still learn from it.
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01:56:02.000Got some news from the state on the poker club.
01:56:05.000Apparently, they only allow a certain amount of gaming licenses, so we likely would not be able to have a poker club, and they're very strict on home poker games, so you can't even do it Texas-style.
01:56:16.000But I'm actually wondering if that's constitutional.
01:56:19.000I'm gonna get a little esoteric with you guys, because I really want to say this.
01:56:23.000Poker is, for those that play, it's extremely popular.
01:56:26.000Obviously, it's getting more and more popular by the minute.
01:56:28.000The World Series of Poker had like 11,000 entrants, so it's really starting to, in my view, pick up.
01:56:33.000Obviously, I got into it in the past several months, watching these videos online.
01:56:37.000But mostly because I've always played it.
01:56:39.000I've always played Magic the Gathering.
01:56:51.000But Magic the Gathering, Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, all these card games are skill and chance games.
01:56:57.000Why is it that in West Virginia, in Maryland, in Pennsylvania, in every single state, I can take a deck of cards, I can then pay money to a facility, To enter me into a contest where I cross my fingers that I'm gonna get a good draw of my cards and get the right cards that I need to win.
01:57:16.000And then if I do win, I get paid cash for it.
01:57:35.000In Magic the Gathering, which is the most popular physical card game, there are tournaments where people can make tens of thousands of dollars.
01:57:41.000You pay 500 bucks to enter a tournament, you play against people, cross your fingers, you draw a good card because it's random chance.
01:57:48.000And it's even kind of worse, because if someone else has a lot of money and they've bought the best cards, you have less of a chance of winning.
01:58:00.000Poker is the same deck, the same odds, everyone's playing the same game, and if you've got the skill, you can figure out what the person's trying to do and if you can win or not.
01:58:09.000It's skill-based, with chance on the side.
01:58:11.000Magic the Gathering has so many layers, but I'm not trying to rag on Magic, I like Magic.
01:58:15.000My question is, why is one legal and one not legal, when they're both effectively the exact same thing?
01:58:21.000And you can make the argument that you're not wagering cash in between each turn, but poker tournaments are still illegal.
01:58:28.000Yeah, in a tournament you would pay money up front and then you just wager chips, which represent, I guess, the cash, but they don't because... Points!
01:58:34.000But it doesn't matter, it's still illegal.
01:59:20.000And then what you're doing is you're trying to cast a spell against your opponent, and like- Three of a kind, you need two pair- Yep, exactly.
01:59:27.000Basically, it's poker rules, but we'll just make it different.
01:59:29.000We'll claim we're playing D&D or something.
01:59:31.000We'll tweak, we have to tweak a little bit of the rule, I think.
01:59:33.000You can really just, you can really just make them, like, make the cards have, like, pictures instead of the numbers and stuff on them.
01:59:40.000But it's like, oh, I've got level five fire, and I've got three level five fires, so they've synchronized, giving me a triple fire blast.
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02:00:50.000It's the biography of my mother-in-law who passed away a year ago, Rhoda, and she was an anti-apartheid activist, opposed racism in South Africa, was appointed to the new government by Nelson Mandela, and then resigned in protest over that government's failures, became one of the most reciferous critics of that government, and from starting out as a black feminist, she became a Trump supporter.
02:01:09.000So a very interesting political arc and a fantastic person.
02:01:13.000We lost her a year ago, but she left a legacy and you can read about it in the book.