00:00:11.000Very excited to be back with you here tonight on Tuesday.
00:00:15.000We have a lot to talk about, lots to get into.
00:00:18.000Our featured story tonight is about the Arkansas Transgender Chemical Castration Bill, which thankfully passed today in spite of their governor.
00:00:32.000In fact, it was just covered on Tucker Carlson.
00:00:35.000About an hour ago, they had the Arkansas governor on to discuss it.
00:00:40.000But the bill outlaws transgender hormone replacement therapy for children.
00:00:45.000It passed the Arkansas state legislature, went to the governor, and the governor vetoed it.
00:00:51.000And this is a long line of similar bills or related bills on related issues where it will pass a very conservative Republican state legislature and then get vetoed by the governor.
00:01:05.000What we covered with Christy Nome in South Dakota with the transgender sports bill about a week or two ago.
00:01:15.000And fortunately, today the Arkansas state legislature voted to override the governor's veto and pass the bill anyway.
00:01:22.000So we'll talk about why that happened in Arkansas, of all places.
00:01:28.000We'll also be talking tonight about Dr. Anthony Fauci and what he had to say about the immunity passport or the vaccine passport.
00:01:36.000Which we discussed on the show last week.
00:01:39.000I predicted many, many months ago that ultimately all of this COVID pandemic lockdown stuff was going to lead to a vaccine passport, which is going to be a document, digital or paper, where the government or other institutions are going to require you to get a vaccine and then show your proof of getting that vaccine in order to access public places, public services, transportation, things like.
00:02:08.000Airplanes, trains, restaurants, sports games, concerts, school, even maybe your place of business or your work.
00:02:16.000And I said that that's going to be a big problem because ultimately that's not opening up the society.
00:02:21.000That's actually just a continuation of the lockdown.
00:02:25.000And it's only by the temporary and contingent permission of the government that anybody is able to do anything.
00:02:31.000So it actually doesn't change the situation from where we are right now, at least if you live in a state like New York, California, Illinois.
00:02:41.000And so last week we talked about the vaccine passport.
00:02:43.000The Washington Post acknowledged, I think for the first time ever, that the Biden administration was working on such a program, on a vaccine passport, on a digital system that's going to house everybody's data, everybody's medical records, and it's going to allow for standardization across private and public sector entities to utilize that information to basically prohibit you from doing certain things if you don't get there.
00:03:11.000Vaccine, if you don't get their gene therapy, experimental, first time ever COVID vaccine.
00:03:17.000But today we heard something really encouraging from Anthony Fauci.
00:03:22.000And this is going to excite all of my liberty lovers.
00:03:26.000This is something that's really going to excite the libertarians watching the show, the Reagan conservatives.
00:03:33.000Maybe if you're not even exactly a fan of me or my statist, collectivist ideology, you're going to love this.
00:03:41.000Rest assured, Dr. Anthony Fauci promises.
00:03:45.000And it's not the government that's going to enforce the vaccine passport, and I believe him.
00:03:51.000It's only going to be all of the private companies that will enforce it.
00:03:58.000And I saw that article and I said, wow, thank God.
00:04:01.000You know, because for a second I thought I was going to be oppressed by the government.
00:04:06.000I thought that the government was going to take away my right to go to public spaces without getting gene therapy injected into my blood and into my DNA.
00:04:16.000Turns out it's only giant corporations that are not beholden to the voters of the Constitution that are going to force all of us to do that.
00:04:34.000But now that it's just corporations forcing me to do it, you know what?
00:04:38.000I think that's American as apple pie.0.94
00:04:42.000I want corporations to force me to get a vaccine before I go to my gay wedding on a marijuana farm being protected by the not fucking around coalition with AR 15s.0.94
00:04:54.000You know, Black Panthers defending the marijuana farm with their AR 15s.0.90
00:04:59.000This is exactly, I think, the conservative vision for America.0.99
00:05:04.000So, We'll talk about the vaccine situation.
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00:08:13.000So, with that out of the way, I want to jump into the news.
00:08:19.000I'm trying to think, is there anything else?
00:08:22.000There's one thing before we jump into the news.
00:08:24.000I just wanted to say this really quickly.
00:08:27.000I didn't want to do a whole show about this because I think I talked about this on Friday or Thursday.
00:08:34.000But Georgia passed this voter ID law the other week, and it's not even a good law.
00:08:42.000You know, if you look into the Georgia voting law where everybody's up in arms about this and it's causing all this drama, the bill's not even that good.
00:08:51.000Because if you look at the problems with the 2020 election, it was the absentee voting.
00:08:58.000It was these sort of spurious ways of voting where people can vote like in the weeks and months leading up to election day.
00:09:06.000They have these mobile voting centers, they have these drop off boxes where people just drop off their ballot.
00:11:10.000It's like with a lot of these, you know, anything involved in finance or money or banking, you need identification because, you know, once again, when it comes to airplanes or money, they need to know who they're dealing with.
00:11:21.000But they come out with these statements that say, oh, but if you do it with voting, it's racist.
00:11:58.000Posted an article talking about this how, you know, they're not even pretending anymore.
00:12:01.000And I said that the other day on the show.
00:12:04.000The double standards, the double standard with the application of the law, with the media, I mean, with all this stuff, they're just not even hiding it.
00:12:12.000Just open contradictions in plain sight.
00:12:15.000Anyone who's paying attention can see it.
00:12:18.000I don't know how everybody doesn't see it.
00:13:06.000I want to talk about the vaccine passport.
00:13:09.000And like I said at the top of the show, very good news on the vaccine passport.
00:13:14.000I thought the government was going to force me to get a vaccine, in which case, I was going to be very alarmed.
00:13:21.000Because the threat of government tyranny is always real.
00:13:25.000As Lord Acton said, power corrupts, absolute power corrupts, absolutely.
00:13:32.000And you know, if the government gets the power to do certain things, well, I just can't stand for that.
00:13:39.000Good news is, I don't need to, because it's only going to be giant corporations like Walmart, Walgreens, the airlines, Pfizer, and all the other giant companies that we have to deal with on a daily basis that are going to be requiring you to get the gene therapy vaccine.
00:14:00.000Now, I'm okay with that because if you don't want to get the vaccine, you could just go to another place that's not dominated by giant American corporations like China or Russia.
00:14:12.000So I think that's actually a nice libertarian alternative.
00:14:18.000It says Dr. Anthony Fauci said Monday that the U.S. government will not require Americans to use vaccine passports to prove they've been immunized against the virus.
00:14:28.000The director of the National Institute of Allergy.
00:14:30.000And infectious diseases said the federal government may be involved in making sure things are done fairly and equitably.
00:14:37.000He said, I doubt if the federal government is going to be the leading element of that.
00:14:42.000Fauci said he expects certain businesses and educational institutions to be the ones to create their own policies about the vaccination.
00:14:51.000He said, I'm not saying that they should or that they would, but I'm saying you could foresee how an independent entity might say, well, we can't be dealing with you unless we know you're vaccinated.
00:15:02.000But it's not going to be mandated from the federal government.
00:15:06.000Just going to be state governments, universities, and giant corporations.
00:15:10.000Andy, a senior advisor to Andy, you know Andy.
00:15:15.000Andy Slavit, a senior advisor to the White House COVID response team, also previously said the Biden administration is only providing guidance to the private sector on how to develop the so called passports.
00:15:27.000He said the government is not viewing its role as the place to create a passport nor a place to hold the data of citizens.
00:15:34.000We view this as something that the private sector is doing and will do what's important to us.
00:15:40.000And we're leading an interagency process right now to go through these details and that some important criteria be met with these credentials.
00:15:48.000Number one, that there is equitable access.
00:15:50.000That means whether or not people have access to technology or whether they don't.
00:15:55.000So, in all seriousness, number one, I just don't believe this.
00:16:28.000Because they've lied about everything.
00:16:30.000They told us famously last year that it was going to be five weeks of lockdown.
00:16:36.000And by the way, we were also told last year that it was outside the federal government's jurisdiction to do the lockdown, it's the state government.
00:16:45.000So, even the lockdown, which most of the population has been living under for the past year, was under the jurisdiction of state governments and private businesses, not the federal government.
00:16:57.000Because even if you go to a state like Florida, where they have banned municipal mask mandates, where they have no federal mask mandate, most businesses that you'll go into require you to wear a mask.
00:17:10.000And many states have locked down their whole state without the federal government giving the directive.
00:17:17.000They've lied to us about what the federal government does before.
00:17:20.000In the past, they didn't need the federal government to enforce these things.
00:17:24.000And in some cases, they didn't even need the state government.
00:17:26.000So ultimately, it is a moot point who's doing the enforcement or even what government officials are saying right now.
00:17:35.000Let's wait until we see what the passport looks like.
00:17:39.000And then I'll believe maybe it's not coming from the federal government.
00:17:42.000But even still, it almost doesn't matter whether it's coming from the feds or the corporations because the effect on society is the same.
00:17:51.000And this is an important point, obviously, which goes way beyond just the vaccine passport.
00:17:57.000And this is something where I think there's a real fault line between more traditional conservatives, or I guess I should say conventional rather than traditional, mainstream conservatives and paleocons, America First, people like me.
00:18:12.000Because your mainstream conservatives are going to say that when the private sector does it, it's okay.
00:18:20.000And at this point, it's basically completely arbitrary, but they say that, well, Whether the federal government mandates Walmart to do it or whether Walmart just does it, this makes a huge difference legally, morally, ethically.
00:18:32.000If the government mandates giant corporations to fundamentally change the way that you and I live, and maybe they even abridge your civil liberties, well, this is unacceptable.
00:18:43.000If the private companies do it of their own volition, well, this is okay.
00:18:48.000And this comes from libertarian, classical liberal ideology.
00:18:53.000This has been how conservatives have operated for the past 40, 50 years.
00:18:58.000And at one time in history, maybe this was a reasonable way to look at the world.
00:19:04.000Maybe, and I'm not conceding this, I'm saying maybe at an argument 50 years ago that there was a meaningful distinction between enforcement of a certain policy from the federal government and enforcement of policy from giant corporations.
00:19:19.000That is clearly no longer the case today.
00:19:21.000Clearly, there is no meaningful distinction between the government forcing and private businesses forcing.
00:20:11.000Let's say, best case scenario, the federal government's not involved.
00:20:15.000Maybe the state government's not involved.
00:20:17.000But what if nearly every private business and university and school and municipal government decided voluntarily, you know, of their own volition, independently, you know, like anything's independent anymore?
00:20:32.000Let's say that all these institutions decide to mandate the vaccine.
00:20:36.000Is there really much difference in practice, in effect, in reality, between whether the federal government told them to do it or whether they got bullied or pressured into doing it or they all just did it anyway?
00:20:52.000And so, what they're describing, Fauci and this White House official, even if they're not lying, and even if this is the best case scenario, that it's only going to be private entities or municipal public sector entities mandating the vaccine, that's actually not going to make much of a difference for anybody.
00:21:09.000And in fact, it's going to be worse because at that point we'll have less of a legal recourse.
00:21:14.000And I said this earlier not only is it in effect the same, but ultimately it may wind up actually being worse because if the federal government mandated something like this, you could probably sue, you could probably make a case to the Supreme Court in a constitutional court of law that such a vaccine mandate is unconstitutional.
00:21:37.000I don't know what that argument would be.
00:21:41.000But I imagine there's something in the Constitution which says that, or rather, I don't think there's anything in the Constitution which delegates to the federal government the power to mandate vaccines.
00:21:53.000That enumerated right is not in the Constitution for the federal government.
00:21:57.000So, at the bare minimum, from what we know about the Constitution, it's a state by state issue.
00:22:03.000And even in that case, I think it would be dubious if you look at certain state constitutions.
00:22:17.000Maybe there's a legal recourse to change this horrible thing that's going to happen in the society.
00:22:24.000If it's coming from a Walmart, if it's coming from a local grocery store, a local restaurant, how are you going to fight that?
00:22:31.000Have you seen anybody successfully fight mask mandates from these stores?
00:22:37.000It's decidedly far more liberal when it comes to the rights of a business to discriminate, because of course, It's the business, and they make their rules.
00:22:47.000If you don't get the vaccine, then they don't have to have you in their store.
00:22:51.000They don't have to render their services to you, you know, whatever it is a bank, a grocery store, a restaurant, a concert venue, whatever it is, maybe even municipal government.
00:23:03.000They are under no obligation to do that.
00:23:05.000And you've seen time and again these kinds of suits fail.
00:23:08.000We just saw the other day a suit against Twitter where Justice Clarence Thomas interceded and made some interesting comments, but there's virtually no recourse.
00:23:16.000And so the point I'm trying to make here.
00:23:33.000You have to decide if you're willing to let the government push you around, if you're willing to let the United Nations and the WHO and Big Pharma push you around, and they own you and they own your body and they own your blood and they get to do what they want with you, and you're going to let them because you want to fly on a plane and you want to do certain things.
00:23:53.000I want to go see my little Uzi Vert concert.
00:23:57.000I'm not saying that that's data, but as an example, you want to go and you want to do your things, so you're going to.
00:24:04.000Forfeit your bodily integrity and your rights as a human being.
00:24:09.000You're going to have to make the choice.
00:24:10.000Are you going to do that or are you going to resist?
00:24:14.000Are you going to say no at any and all cost and not fake it and not go along with it and just say no?
00:24:20.000I don't need permission from anybody to live my life.
00:24:24.000I certainly don't need somebody telling me to inject something like this into my arm in order to get that permission.
00:24:30.000And I know that a lot of people, when they see something like this, they see a fork in the road like this, they will watch the show all day long.
00:24:39.000Maybe you've been watching the show for years, and maybe you agree with a lot of it.
00:24:42.000Maybe you're right there with me, you believe all this stuff about America first.
00:24:47.000But I know that there's a large percentage of people that watch this show, maybe the majority, that will watch it like that, and they do agree with that in theory, you know, somewhere abstractly.
00:24:58.000But when it comes to something like this, they'll say, Oh, what are you kidding me?
00:25:01.000What am I not going to get the vaccine because of some show?
00:25:05.000What am I not going to get the vaccine?
00:26:22.000Once you give this to them, once people acknowledge, if they defer and go along with this and say, yeah, well, I guess I'll just go along with it, I'll get my vaccine so that then I can get permission to go places.
00:26:35.000Well, what you've done is you have given the government or some other private entity the right to tell you under what conditions and on what basis you're allowed to access vital services.
00:26:47.000And once you give that up, you don't get it back.
00:26:49.000And if enough people give it up, then everybody gives it up.
00:26:54.000Number two, though, is this it's something even broader than that.
00:26:57.000And it's about conservatism and it's about how we're getting along in the society, how we are identifying and analyzing the power structure in America.
00:27:08.000The other bigger picture point is that there is no meaningful difference between the government and private enterprise at this point.
00:27:17.000And I'm not saying that there's no difference.
00:27:19.000I'm saying that in a lot of ways, there is no meaningful difference.
00:27:23.000There is no meaningful difference in effect between the kind of mandates you see from the private sector, from giant international, multinational corporations, and what you see from the government.
00:27:35.000And like I said, this is not the only example.
00:27:38.000You could even see that with the bill in South Dakota, which is actually a nice segue into our next topic.
00:27:45.000But even with the bill in South Dakota, which banned transgender athletes from women's sports, who applied the pressure to the government?
00:27:54.000And it was therefore a part of the lawmaking process to kill that bill when it was wildly popular, when it's supported by the majority of people nationwide in South Dakota.
00:28:04.000It's a partisan issue, it's a Republican legislature, Republican governor.
00:28:08.000Who squashed the bill that was pertaining to women's youth sports?
00:28:15.000It was the Chamber of Commerce, it was the NCAA.0.69
00:28:27.000And the same goes for many big decisions.
00:28:30.000It is often the symbiotic relationship.
00:28:33.000It is almost totally the symbiotic relationship between these corporations and their interests expressed in the government and through the government, and the government working with them, of course, that is creating all the problems in the country.
00:28:48.000Whether it comes from Silicon Valley or DC increasingly makes little difference.
00:28:54.000Conservatives say that there is, though.
00:28:56.000And they say that, well, so long as the private sector is involved, they can donate limitless campaign contributions because dollars are speech, and they can have their lobbyists, and they could have their special interests, and they could do whatever they want.
00:29:12.000And ultimately, when corporations are controlling large sectors of the economy, when you see a company like Amazon and they're going to start opening up grocery stores and convenience stores, when you see a company like Walmart, which has become ubiquitous, And big pharma and big banking and big agriculture and big everything, ultimately, how is that concentration of power in private hands all that different from the concentration of power in public hands?
00:29:39.000Is it because the private sector can't use guns?
00:29:42.000They call the police, and the police come with their guns.
00:29:45.000And so, once again, there is no meaningful distinction then between what giant corporations are doing, what so called free individuals are doing out there in the free market, and what the government is doing.
00:30:29.000Even in states where states didn't have a mask mandate, you still had mask mandates.
00:30:35.000Just like you'll have vaccine mandates, just like you'll have all these other bad globalist policies, critical race theory in racial bias training, and mask mandates, immunity passport, and you name it, HR departments, diversity quotas.
00:31:14.000I am not, in that sense, a limited government conservative.
00:31:18.000I don't believe there should be limitations on a right wing regime to change the society.
00:31:25.000And the reason for that is because there are no limitations on power as it exists right now.
00:31:30.000There is no limitation on the power of Twitter.
00:31:33.000There is no limitation on the power of Walmart or of JP Morgan.
00:31:37.000There's no limitation on the power of the federal government.
00:31:41.000And I am not going to limit my options.
00:31:43.000We should not limit ourselves when we gain control of institutions in that way because it only ever goes in one direction.
00:31:51.000If you, as a Republican, become a governor, if a Republican becomes the president or a Senate majority leader or a House speaker, well, we have to limit the extent to which we can change things.
00:32:04.000We are restraining ourselves from our full ability to act, restraining our own options to get what we want.
00:32:13.000But we know that the enemy never does that.
00:32:16.000Our enemy in government and our enemy in corporations and even supranational institutions like the UN or others.
00:32:24.000We know that these institutions never limit themselves.
00:32:26.000They have unlimited, unchecked power to do damage to you in your life.
00:32:31.000And the only way that we're going to fight back against them is using our full range of options.
00:32:35.000If that's government, if that's in the private sector, the how and, you know, fundamentally the route that we take to get there at this point doesn't matter.
00:35:20.000In Arkansas, the state legislature passes a bill banning chemical castration of transgender youth, hormone replacement therapy, whatever you want to call it.
00:35:32.000You know that transgender people, you know, transgender ideology people, what sort, ideologues, transgender ideologues believe that if a young person is experiencing gender dysphoria, a prepubescent person is experiencing gender dysphoria, Then the proper thing to do is to take a six year old, seven year old, eight year old, and put them on puberty blockers to prevent the onset of puberty.
00:35:59.000You know, puberty being the development, the chemical development of a boy or a girl.
00:36:05.000If somebody is experiencing gender dysphoria, whatever it is, transgender ideologues think that children can make this decision that they're the wrong gender, you know, that they are transgender, and then therefore decide to abort puberty, which is a permanent.
00:36:24.000You don't get another opportunity to go through puberty.
00:36:27.000There's one window, and if you're put on these drugs that prevent you from going through puberty, you never go through puberty.
00:36:34.000And so you never have your proper development.
00:36:37.000You live your whole life not having gone through puberty.
00:36:39.000It's irreversible, unalterable, and permanent.
00:36:43.000And what transgender ideologues believe is that children are up to the task of making this decision.0.72
00:36:47.000They also think that this is a good idea.
00:36:51.000Even if the parents are making the decision, they think that children can say, oh, you know, I'm transgender.
00:36:56.000And then the children could also say, and I'm going to have these irreversible, permanent drugs that are going to prevent me from going through puberty.
00:38:37.000I mean, there's not much that I wouldn't believe these days.
00:38:41.000He gets on Tucker and says, Well, the reason that I vetoed the bill banning puberty blockers for children is because I'm a small government Ronald Reagan conservative.
00:38:51.000He said, I believe in William F. Buckley.
00:38:53.000So therefore, I am going to block a bill that bans children from being chemically castrated.
00:39:01.000I guess that's what William F. Buckley would have wanted.
00:39:04.000I know that Ronald Reagan would have wanted children.
00:39:12.000It says, quote, Governor Asa Hutchinson of Arkansas said the state legislature has gone a step way too far after the House and Senate on Tuesday voted to override his veto on a bill banning gender affirming treatments for transgender minors in the state.
00:39:29.000Now, notice what they call it in NPR gender affirming.
00:39:37.000So you're born a boy and they put you on drugs to prevent you from going through puberty and having your normal sexual development as a boy.0.67
00:39:47.000They call that gender affirming because it affirms your real gender, which is girl, if you're transgender.0.90
00:40:25.000They also call it a gender affirming surgery when they cut off your penis and balls and they create some kind of a crude vagina out of it.0.73
00:41:50.000So don't let them play those tricks on you.
00:41:53.000Let's be very clear about what they're talking about.
00:41:55.000They're talking about little boys and girls.
00:41:57.000Not just boys, but girls too, obviously.
00:42:00.000They're talking about little boys and girls putting them on pills that fundamentally alter their endocrine system and damage it and permanently alter it.
00:42:09.000And then also going in and doing procedures and surgeries to, again, irreversibly and permanently damage or in some cases remove their genitals.
00:42:54.000You go to jail if you're not on board with this.
00:42:56.000Skin graft, they cut skin off their forearm, I think, or off their back or something.
00:43:02.000And it leaves their arm permanently disfigured.
00:43:04.000It looks like they had 100 rubber bands around their whole forearm because they cut the skin off and they create genitals out of it and sew it on there.
00:43:16.000You know, like you took out a little cup of Play Doh and you rolled it together.
00:43:53.000Anyway, it says Hutchinson, a Republican, said he is disappointed but not surprised by the Republican led legislature's decision.
00:44:01.000He said the new law will have devastating repercussions for transgender youth who are already undergoing various medical treatments.
00:44:10.000He said, my own personal view that this is too extreme, it was too broad, and did not grandfather in those young people who are currently under hormone treatment.
00:44:20.000He said, this puts a very vulnerable population in a more difficult position.
00:45:15.000In passing the Save Adolescents from Experimentation Act based, Arkansas became the first state to pass a bill restricting access to gender affirming health care for anyone under 18, even when they have parental consent.0.51
00:45:31.000But there are other similar bills working their way through state legislatures.
00:45:35.000The act itself prohibits minors from receiving hormones, puberty blockers, and transition related surgeries.
00:45:41.000Health care providers who offered such care could lose their license to practice in the state or be vulnerable to civil litigation, which is good.
00:46:26.000It's not about making anybody feel better.
00:46:28.000And if doctors are going to violate that oath, if doctors are going to go out there and make people unwell because of politics, they should be prevented from practicing.
00:46:55.000You are violating the fundamental human rights.
00:46:58.000These are human rights of a child to go through a normal sexual development, a normal hormonal development.
00:47:06.000That is the natural right, just like it's the right of an embryo, just like it's the right of a fetus to be born, and just like every child has the right to be born and the right to life, every child has a right to go through a normal hormonal development.
00:47:21.000Now, that's not to say in some cases there's a medical issue or something, but nobody should be prevented from an otherwise normal, if they're on that trajectory, an otherwise normal development.
00:48:07.000Maybe it may not go far enough, but it's pretty good, actually.
00:48:09.000It actually goes pretty far compared to where Republicans usually are with things like this.
00:48:16.000It says Hutchinson said, I'm so sorry to those who will lose access to treatment when the law goes into effect.
00:48:23.000He said, That's exactly the reason I vetoed the bill.
00:48:26.000We did not want to interrupt the treatment that the parents had agreed to, the patient had agreed to, and the physician recommended.
00:48:32.000He urged his Republican colleagues to rethink the desire to interfere with every aspect of the cultural wars.
00:48:39.000He said, the Republican Party that I grew up with, here we go, baby boomer.
00:48:44.000The Republican Party that I grew up with believed in a restrained government that did not jump in the middle of every issue.0.80
00:48:51.000He said, transgender health care of young people should be limited to the patient, parents, and physicians.
00:48:57.000He said, and we ought to yield to that decision making unless there's a compelling state reason.
00:49:02.000In an attempt to provide context for the trend by Republicans in passing anti transgender legislation across the country, Hutchinson said there is an overwhelming sense among party members that there's undue influence on young people to reconsider their gender.
00:49:17.000He said, but this was one step way too far, and I couldn't abide by it.
00:50:02.000The Republican Party of the old days, which said, we're not going to stand in the way of transgender chemical castration, we're not going to stand in the way of gay marriage, we're not going to stand in the way of.0.65
00:50:14.000Of, in some cases, Planned Parenthood and abortion.0.73
00:50:18.000We're not going to stand in the way of immigration, legal or illegal.
00:50:21.000We're not going to stand in the way of anything.
00:50:24.000The left and very evil people are going to have their way with this country.
00:50:28.000Evil people, evil global special interests, people that traffic in vice, human trafficking, pornography, drugs, you name it.
00:50:43.000It's the same people behind the media.
00:50:45.000People in the media, the traffic in division, hating America, hating white people, hating Christ, hating our religion and our ancestors and our tradition.
00:50:54.000Republicans have not stood in the way of any of that.
00:50:57.000And they have allowed unmolested, they've allowed unmitigated and unimpeded this evil force rampaging through our country and destroying everything, destroying families, churches, communities, schools, the whole nation.
00:51:12.000And they've sat back on the sidelines and said, Government doesn't play a role.
00:51:17.000I oppose it, but it's not the state's place.
00:51:20.000I have a problem with it, but I'm not going to speak out against it, and I'm not going to pass laws against it, and I'm going to do nothing about it because this is a free country.
00:52:30.000Ashley Babbitt understands what that means.
00:52:33.000And business owners who are being shut down because of COVID understand what that means.
00:52:38.000And people getting kicked off airplanes and kicked out of businesses for not wearing masks, they know what that means.
00:52:43.000What it means when the state rolls up on you in uniforms and with guns to make you do something.
00:52:48.000We've been on the receiving end of that.
00:52:50.000I've been on the receiving end of that my entire life.0.88
00:52:53.000State enforced homosexuality, state enforced transgenderism, state enforced you name it destruction of our country.0.93
00:53:02.000It is about time that we, with a similar seriousness, meet them where they are with force, with uniforms.0.96
00:53:10.000Legally, legally and legitimately through the state, but that's the level of seriousness that we have to bring to the table here.
00:53:17.000Yes, I know full well what that means when we talk about state power.
00:53:20.000Yes, we want men in uniforms with guns to show up where this sick stuff is being perpetrated and point their guns at these people and take them away and put them in a cage for the rest of their lives.
00:53:34.000That's what we want to happen in this case.
00:53:53.000We have a civilization, and a civilization has to have a moral and an ethical core.
00:54:00.000And this is, whether you like it or not, enshrined in the law.
00:54:04.000You know, a lot of people like to say when it comes to issues like this, they like to say, Well, I'm not going to enshrine my morality in the law.
00:54:50.000Necessarily, the law is moral and ethical and comes from moral and ethical principles and legislates them.
00:54:58.000And so, we as a country need to get serious about taking the law and making it reflect our morality and the morality of the people that founded the country, the people that built the country, and the people inside the country, the people that are not foreigners, the Native Americans, and what's more, the morality that reflects the morality of God, you know, the author of the universe, as opposed to the morality of.
00:55:22.000Drug pushers and freaks and degenerates and deviants, and every assorted other kind of scummy individual who exists on the margins of society.
00:55:32.000We need a morality that is conducive to a decent, virtuous family society, a Christian society.1.00
00:55:41.000And we need to be willing to use the law in order to do that.
00:56:11.000When it comes to what the left wants, it's inverted.
00:56:15.000They say, well, I'm okay with X, Y, and Z, but the left, they've just gone too far this time when it comes to drag queen story hour or something.
00:56:25.000And have you ever noticed that Republicans have never successfully fortified a defensive position?
00:56:31.000Have you ever noticed that all these lines that Republicans draw on the sand, they just get crossed all the time?
00:56:37.000You know, this guy says, well, the transgender surgeries are over the line, but hormone replacement therapy is not.
00:56:44.000That wouldn't have been the case five years ago.
00:56:47.000And it definitely wouldn't have been the case 10 years ago, or 20 years ago, or 30 years ago.0.81
00:56:51.000So, throughout all of American history, that was crossing the line transgender hormone therapy and surgery.
00:57:00.000But somewhere Republicans took a step back and drew a new line.
00:57:03.000And they said, oh, actually, okay, you know what?
00:57:05.000The hormone replacement therapy, yeah, I mean, you know, body dysmorphia and whatever.0.99
00:57:10.000Well, the transgender surgery, that would be crossing the line.0.97
00:57:15.000And then what do you think the left does?0.67
00:59:15.000I'm really glad to see bills like this.
00:59:17.000We need to start going on the offensive and taking territory back.1.00
00:59:21.000As opposed to retreating and drawing new lines, we should be advancing and drawing new lines and saying, no, transgender surgery is not okay.0.90
00:59:31.000Transgender hormone replacement therapy is not okay.0.85
00:59:53.000Blue hair, fourth way feminism, but the whole thing.
00:59:57.000Yeah, I'm not okay with blue haired SJW liberal professors telling me their pronouns and everything, but you know what else I'm not okay with?0.98
01:00:05.000I'm also not okay with women working, honestly, because who's going to raise the children?0.99
01:00:11.000Every child is born to a mother, and who is going to raise those children?1.00
01:00:35.000If you're going to have a baby, you need to raise your baby.0.97
01:00:38.000And we don't want to see the women's employment rate going up.0.92
01:00:41.000We want to see it going down because for every percentage point that the female employment rate goes down, the percentage of babies having their mothers with them for those critical first three months in their life is going up.0.95
01:00:55.000And those children are going to be.1.00
01:01:49.000Every time they get something, no matter how incremental or how dramatic, they get there in front of the Supreme Court, they get there in front of the Congress or wherever, and they say, but there is still so much work to be done.
01:02:05.000They get up there and they say, but there is still so much more work to be done.
01:02:10.000And so Roe versus Wade then turns into Planned Parenthood.
01:02:13.000Then it turns into ubiquitous on demand abortion whenever you want it at any stage in the pregnancy, anywhere, and it's cheap and it's taxpayer funded.0.99
01:02:23.000And oh, now black people aren't getting it enough.
01:02:25.000Oh, you know, people of color can't access abortions.
01:06:47.000We need to have XCOM units being dropped in by VTOL planes over transgender surgery clinics with laser rifles, plasma rifles coming in and turning people into a pile of goo, turn them into a pile of ashes.1.00
01:07:55.000We need to have some kind of military governor get up there and say, Okay, we've just deported the last illegal immigrant that resides within our borders, but there is still so much work to be done.1.00
01:08:08.000The scoundrels, the drug pushers, We're going to throw them over the wall too.1.00
01:10:37.000The state is the mediator between the past and the future, it's the mediator between the ancestors and the posterity, between those that have died and those that are unborn.
01:10:49.000The state, as an institution, mediates that.
01:10:52.000In a sense, it's a repository institution.
01:10:55.000The state is not an umpire calling fucking balls and strikes.
01:11:00.000Okay, it means a little bit more than that.
01:11:02.000It's about this contract with people that have died and people that are unborn.
01:11:09.000And, you know, the reason why we count on tradition more than just from a religious angle is because, you know, we've made it this far.
01:11:16.000The society that we were born into is one that exists.
01:11:20.000And by nature, by definition, by virtue of it existing, it has survived where other societies have not.
01:11:28.000You were born into a society that was not destroyed, that was not destroyed by catastrophe, that was not destroyed in war.
01:11:35.000You were born into a society that exists.
01:11:38.000And therefore, those old ways that got us here, those old ways that created your genetic tree, going back hundreds of generations, and the kinds of things which created this country and this settlement, this civilization, which predate even our settlement on this continent, but go back hundreds of years before that, all of this has survived, and that you are here now shows there's something to that.
01:12:08.000And so, any attempt to radically alter that or something, you know, the state has to keep those traditions to an extent to carry on the survival of our species.
01:12:17.000Because we're all born here and we don't know anything.
01:12:19.000We're all born here as babies and, for the most part, don't know much.
01:12:23.000We're not a total blank slate, but, you know, we don't know the story of America.
01:12:27.000We don't know the story of the place that we're in and how we got here.
01:12:30.000The state must mediate this handoff from one generation to the next.0.92
01:12:36.000And so, this idea that government is just going to Shrink and it is going to stand idly by while the society is radically altered by foreigners, by evil people, people that are hostile to this country, that it would even be altered to begin with.
01:13:01.000I don't know what the definition of conservatism is that entails being limited in scope and scale for the government.
01:13:07.000The definition of conservative is that the government is going to conserve.
01:13:11.000That's not technically where it comes from, but I mean, that does make sense.
01:13:16.000It's to conserve, conserve how the society used to be, the old ways, the traditions, because there was something to it, something to it that got us to this point.
01:19:01.000I don't want to get too specific about it because I'm about to just go over the conversation.
01:19:05.000I was like losing my fucking mind.0.87
01:19:08.000You can't put these women on these calls, it's really hit or miss.1.00
01:19:11.000Sometimes you get somebody and they really know what they're doing, and you're like, thank God.1.00
01:19:15.000Sometimes you get somebody who is a total fucking idiot, has a thick accent, you know, or honestly, more often than not, it's just a woman and they just don't know what they're doing.1.00
01:19:23.000And then you wait, you're on hold, you get to the first department, they patch you over.0.99
01:19:28.000You're pretty far along, and then you get somebody like that, and it's like, go back to your checkpoint.
01:19:35.000It's like you're out of lives, go back to the beginning of the level, and then you've got to go and you've got to get on hold again, and then you've got to talk to the first person again.
01:20:27.000I get on the phone, I get on hold, I go through the automated thing where they say, Enter your social security number, beep, beep, boop, boop, boop, okay.
01:20:34.000And then it goes, Tell us what you're calling about.
01:20:36.000And I have to say, You know, I found out that you just don't even say what you're actually calling about, you just say the thing that gets you there the fastest.
01:20:43.000Because if you say certain things, they give you another branch, they branch off with more options.
01:20:49.000Like if you say, You know, mobile banking, they say, Okay, well, what do you want to do?
01:20:54.000Da Branches off to a whole nother menu.
01:20:58.000If you say something like, I always say account closure, I say account closure, then they say, okay, we're going to patch you over right away.
01:21:53.000And then they pick up, please say your name.
01:21:55.000Nick Funtis says, Nick Funtis, my name is Nick Funtis.
01:21:57.000And then they say, okay, what can I help you with today?
01:21:59.000And then I'm like, okay, so I've been on the phone with them for the past two weeks, and you're going to say this, and I'm going to say this, and this is.
01:22:04.000Look, I'm having this, you have to say it exactly right.
01:22:07.000Okay, and then there's this department, and I'm putting, I'm telling the whole story, I'm illuminating.
01:23:40.000Today I got on the call, and this lady, I mean, she's like, and I know, here's the worst part.
01:23:48.000You know, it's like that scene in that.
01:23:53.000David Lynch movie, when the guy's talking about his nightmare, and he goes, You see, I have this nightmare.
01:24:00.000We're in this diner like we're in right now, and there's this guy controlling the dream.
01:24:05.000It's like this overwhelming sense of dread because you're about to explain a complicated problem to a customer service problem, and you just know that they're not going to understand what you're saying.
01:24:19.000You know exactly how they're going to misunderstand it, you know?
01:24:23.000You know, because you're going to say it precisely.
01:24:28.000You're going to say it precisely, exactly a certain way, but they're not going to listen, and they're not going to know precisely what you're saying.
01:24:37.000And you just know how they're going to butcher it.
01:24:39.000You know how they're going to make a mistake.
01:24:41.000So there's this dread where you're explaining it painstakingly with precision, and you just know that when they come back, they're going to tell you something that is totally useless that you already know, and then you're going to say, I know that.
01:26:51.000I didn't mean to lose my temper, but it's hard not to.
01:26:55.000And you can't not lose your temper because if you don't, then they're going to give you the runaround.
01:27:01.000They're going to drone on and on and they're going to tell you useless information.
01:27:05.000So unless you get their adrenaline pumping by screaming at them, or not screaming, but assertively telling them your problem, you're never going to get anywhere.
01:27:15.000So, yeah, I lost my fucking mind today on the phone.
01:40:41.000Don't, don't, please don't appeal to girls, you know.0.99
01:40:45.000We can, we can hit Tim Poole for a lot of things, but being single and, uh, And bald and being a skateboarder, you know, there's nothing wrong with any of that.1.00
01:43:19.000And I've done streams with him in the past, and he's bright, he's intelligent, and articulate, and, you know, basically right on the issues.
01:43:28.000But he's a little bit, he's got some weird associations a little out there.
01:43:33.000So, no promises, but I don't have a problem with him.
01:43:38.000But I remember distinctly there was a time when he was like, He wasn't rude about it.
01:43:44.000He was actually nice about it, but he was like, oh, you know, Nick's a bright guy and he's really talented, but, you know, he's rambunctious or something.
01:44:13.000Anyway, but you know, he wasn't a jerk about it.
01:44:17.000He was actually, I don't think he was right, but if someone's going to give feedback, I think he did it in a respectful way, but I just remember that.
01:44:28.000But I have no qualm here unless you've brought it with you.
01:44:38.000No qualms here unless you've brought it with you.
01:44:42.00011th floor, thousands of battle droids.
01:44:46.000Basslime says Anomaly and Hotep Jesus are having a debate on whether or not Trump sold out.
01:46:06.000Albanian Groyper says, Hey, Nicker, would you say it would have been beneficial to the European race if the Confederate States had won the Civil War?
01:46:14.000If this is a dumb question, then I am forever in your debt.
01:46:17.000I don't think it's a dumb question, but for the European race, that's a little cheesy the way you're asking it.0.57
01:46:28.000Would it have been beneficial for white Americans?
01:46:31.000Yeah, potentially, but it's really difficult to say with things like that.
01:46:35.000There's no way to know how it would have played out.
01:46:38.000With the Cold War, with the World Wars.
01:46:40.000I mean, there were so many major events in history that it would have fundamentally altered how the 20th century and even the 19th century went.
01:46:50.000So it's actually difficult to say something that major that long ago.0.87
01:46:59.000Based on Femmoids, it is based off Texas and Florida banning the Vax passports.1.00
01:47:03.000And Vince's post about the 10th Amendment we should protest in Springfield or Chicago to have that obese toilet Pritzker ban it.1.00
01:47:14.000I'm still a little weary about doing protests after the 6th, and also in Illinois, because I don't think it would have really any effect, because there's no political pressure.
01:47:56.000That's more up my alley, I think, for sure.
01:48:00.000Base Femmoid says, obviously, you've said before that you want others to take initiative, but with your voice and us bringing in our normie friends, we can make it massive and powerful.
01:48:14.000You know, I'm still overall averse to in real life actions.
01:48:20.000I'm only in favor of them when they have a chance at changing political outcomes.
01:48:26.000And I don't know that that would have that effect, but we'll have to reevaluate when it actually starts to be unrolled and we'll see what the reaction looks like.
01:48:34.000It's not a bad idea, we just have to evaluate it.0.94
01:48:37.000Super Lionhearts is maybe the GOP has the chance to ungay itself after all.0.97
01:49:20.000That's what I appreciated about my grandma.
01:49:23.000And even my parents, too, is growing up, my parents were very real.0.99
01:49:29.000You know, they weren't like these cucked, libtard, like Gen X parents where they're like, you could do anything you want.0.98
01:49:36.000And, you know, my parents weren't strict, but my parents, when they would talk about the world and my grandma, we would talk about things, it was often grisly and severe in a certain way.1.00
01:49:49.000You know, my grand would tell us stories about what it was like growing up in Chicago and living in Chicago over the past, you know, so many years.
01:49:57.000And it's a tough place, tough, tough life, tough neighborhood, and a rough place to be.
01:50:04.000And certainly a story where things don't go your way.
01:50:07.000And, you know, growing up, I feel like you have a very different disposition hearing stories about that.
01:50:12.000Hearing stories about sometimes crime or drug abuse or, you know, poverty and things like that, then you grow up hearing about, you know, oh, you know, my parents are college educated and my parents' parents were college educated and all my ancestors were lawyers and dentists.
01:50:29.000And it's a little bit of a different thing.
01:50:31.000I feel like that's a big part of my personality, I'm a little scrappy because.
01:50:36.000You know, my family had a different experience than a lot of people that were in a similar situation to me, grew up in the suburbs and whatnot.
01:51:11.000And I've noticed that that's largely true.
01:51:14.000Like, that has kind of been, in a way, whether knowingly or not, a big part of my sort of stoic outlook on life, which is you do the right thing, you do what you got to do, and the rest will take care of itself.
01:51:30.000Because when I threw myself into this, I had a general idea of what I was doing, but I didn't know all the details.
01:51:35.000I didn't have a detailed roadmap of how to get from where I started to here.
01:51:40.000But I just started doing things and I had kind of an idea and everything.
01:51:47.000But I threw myself into it and God has provided so far.
01:51:51.000And that's been true in the life of my parents and my grandparents as well.
01:51:56.000They had a very tough situation growing up, both my parents, both my mom and my dad, and my grandparents on both sides.
01:52:04.000Very rough, poor upbringing in the city.
01:52:10.000And it was, you know, things really didn't go very well.
01:52:14.000But, you know, everybody's, well, not everybody's alive, but the people that are alive are still alive, and some people made it through.
01:52:21.000And, you know, there were instances where things worked out just so, where you could say it maybe wouldn't have happened unless there was some kind of intervention.
01:52:30.000I feel like that happens a lot in life.
01:52:42.000Zoomer Will says, if you're still looking for someone brave enough to debate you, it could be good content to set up a friendly debate with Dave Smith.
01:52:49.000Given the recent corporate tyranny, just a suggestion, God bless.
01:52:53.000I think he largely agrees with that, actually.
01:53:21.000I like to be able to say anything, do anything, not have to worry about how the other person feels or what's going to happen on the other side, right?
01:53:29.000Bossman says Did you hear about the black prison guards in D.C. brutally beating the Capitol Siege protesters in jail?
01:53:36.000They apparently yelled out, We hate white people as they fractured a dude's skull and permanently blinded him.
01:53:49.000Triggered Red says, 07, you say that AF is inevitable, but it is also true that it will be harder to win elections for Republicans as demographics keep changing.
01:54:13.000The situation will get worse, and it will get much worse, and it will be getting worse for a long time.0.85
01:54:20.000But the hope is that at some point there is an inflection point where the worsening situation catalyzes enough of a reaction from white people and from other parts of the country to.0.66
01:54:36.000You know, to seek out more unconventional political ideas and maybe more unconventional solutions.0.66
01:54:46.000So, you know, I don't know, for example, exactly how it's going to play out.
01:54:50.000Will we get in charge of the national government?
01:55:20.000White people will be persecuted and they will be hated.0.99
01:55:25.000Our civilization will deteriorate in almost every way.0.64
01:55:28.000People will become more racially conscious as a result of this.
01:55:32.000And they'll also become more frustrated and more desperate.
01:55:35.000Because people's quality of life will go down, it'll start affecting them personally and intimately in their Consumption of food, water, and other resources, ownership of property, cars, land, you know, other things like that.
01:55:50.000And so, in other words, as the situation deteriorates, it will prime the population for the kind of reaction that is needed to change things.
01:56:00.000It will prime them, it will catalyze them potentially.
01:56:04.000We need to catalyze people into doing whatever is necessary based on the circumstances at the time to, uh, You know, to do something that's going to turn the country around.
01:56:15.000I don't know, like I said, exactly what that's going to be.
01:56:17.000It's somewhere off into the future, and we don't know what the circumstances will be, but it's based on that.
01:56:23.000These things that we know the country will get worse, and as the country gets worse, people will get more and more pissed off.
01:57:04.000But what we're waiting for is for this inflection point and for an opportunity to present itself to radically change our fortunes, to radically change the dynamic of the country.
01:57:18.000These forces of history are gathering.
01:57:21.000There's this simmering to a boil effect happening with conservatives, and we're sort of waiting for lightning to strike.
01:57:27.000We're waiting for an opportunity when sort of things can be set in motion.
01:57:33.000Because that tends to be how things work.
01:57:36.000If you look at a lot of different regime change or radical changes in a society, you'll have a gathering storm, and then you'll have a catalyst like a world event or a national event.
01:57:46.000And that's when great men or great leaders or organizations.
01:59:37.000When Chauvin is inevitably acquitted, it will be the perfect opportunity and cover to get the goods that we need for the foreseeable future.0.92
02:03:36.000Could this law have been strengthened by making it illegal to traffic a child across state lines to access treatment or to import drugs into the state?
02:03:48.000No, because I believe that that would be the federal government's jurisdiction when it's concerning interstate.
02:03:56.000But no, I don't know that that would even be in their jurisdiction.
02:04:03.000They would strengthen it by banning it in Arkansas and then banning people from doing it in other states?
02:05:54.000My mom quit her job to stay home with me and my sister, and she was home probably until we were like six or seven years old, full time, taking care of us.
02:06:03.000And that's a huge, you know, huge part of my upbringing.
02:07:15.000I don't know why, you know, that's such a basic point, but so many people miss it because people live in this individualistic state of mind where it's like, oh, a woman should be able to work.
02:07:38.000What about that baby's right to have a mother nursing that baby and raising that baby, being there, you know, the skin contact and everything that's vital in a baby's development?
02:07:53.000You know, ultimately, embracing traditionalism means embracing the family as the fundamental building block of the society, not the woman, and understanding that the, or not the individual, and understanding that the man, the woman, and the child are all.
02:09:46.000And if gender is separate from sex, then why cut people's genitalia off and give them hormones?
02:09:51.000Well, it is a little different because those are girls who dress like boys, and we're talking about girls that think they are boys, which is a little different.0.52
02:09:59.000But you're right, you never see tomboys anymore.0.81
02:10:02.000This is what they took from us tomboys.
02:10:33.000Me and Jaden, we were downtown the other day and we saw this dude and he was wearing this funky outfit and he had like dyed hair, whatever.
02:10:42.000And his GF had on like these boots and she had like a cool haircut and like this funky like internet outfit.
02:10:50.000I don't mean a girl that's online, I don't mean like an e girl, like a female content creator.
02:11:44.000So thank God for alt girls because these tranny freaks were going to ruin it for us.1.00
02:11:50.000No more goth GF, no more tomboy GF, but thank God the alt girls, not art hoes, art hoes are going to get hit with a skateboard in the face.1.00
02:12:14.000Sawyer says, I speak for the entirety of the Groyper army when I say I'd like to hear you talk about foreign affairs and conflicts during the show.
02:14:31.000It's about packaging your idea in a coherent, easy to understand, and simple message.
02:14:38.000Take the idea, reduce it, reduce it to its most basic sort of concept, and then find a way to sell that.
02:14:46.000That's really what you must do as a political communicator.
02:14:50.000Because we've got people that are smarter than me, more well read than me.
02:14:54.000That could get more technical than me about this stuff.
02:14:56.000But the reason I'm successful is because I could take complicated ideas and I could come up with arguments that are easy to understand and common sense.
02:15:04.000I can reduce these ideas to a fundamental level and sort of explain up and down from a low level, from a level of simplicity, all the way up to a higher level of complexity the idea.
02:15:16.000And I could package it in a way that is maybe compelling or it's simple, reducible again to its most basic parts.
02:15:25.000That is what an effective political communicator does.
02:15:28.000So I don't know that it's, oh, Democrats have an easier idea.
02:15:30.000I think they're just better at doing that.
02:15:59.000Well, hey, congratulations on both counts and great to hear it.
02:16:05.000Dragon Groyper says some super chatters need you to tell them if their GF is life material, but when their IQ hits quadruple digits when figuring out how to turn a McDouble into a Big Mac.
02:16:58.000Dylan Volk says, yeah, since it was my GF's dad, I just inquired, how are Libs Nazis if Nazis were.
02:17:03.000Pro white and libs are pro diversity and anti white.
02:17:06.000He said it's the same agenda, just a different shade.
02:17:10.000Let's say, with someone else, though, in general, the 1940s historical event question confront it or skillfully sidestep it.
02:17:16.000I would skillfully sidestep it, like I'm doing right now.
02:17:20.000Optics Respector says Joe Manchin mentioned over the weekend that he is now open to amnesty for all illegal aliens with thousands and thousands per day flooding over the border every day.
02:17:30.000It seems like it should be a front page story for right wing people.