JAN 28 2022 - PRESIDENT OF UKRAINE SLAMS PRES. BIDEN AFTER BOTCHED CALL
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The President of Ukraine is out slamming Joe Biden after his botched call. Next, President Biden is also preparing a shortlist for Supreme Court, we ve got the exclusive details. Third, Sweden has decided against recommending COVID vaccines for children aged 5 to 12, and finally, a new study on culture s generational divide. All of this in today s Human Events Daily with Charles Conoly ( )!
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Well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily, powered
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First of all, the president of Ukraine is out slamming Joe Biden after his botched call.
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Next, President Biden is also preparing a shortlist for Supreme Court.
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Third, Sweden has decided against recommending COVID vaccines for children aged 5 to 12 and
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finally cancel culture's generational divide, a new study printed in City Journal.
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Well, if you've been listening to Western media coverage about the situation in Ukraine, the
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situation with Russia, you're probably asking yourselves, is Ukraine still on the map?
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Is the new czar rolling his tanks and troops right across the river and into the heartland,
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There's someone who's responding to all of this coverage, someone who's responding to this
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completely botched phone call with President Biden, and that is none other than the president
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Take a listen to this at a press conference earlier today.
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So activities, some questions, and we are grateful to the United States for their ongoing support
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to our sovereignty and territorial integrity, but I'm the president of Ukraine.
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I'm based here, and I think I know the details deeper than any other president.
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The question is not about the U.S. president, because, well, we do understand what the risks
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are and which of those risks are priority risks, and we've discussed lots of questions.
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It's important that the president should know the situation from me, not from the intermediaries.
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He knows the situation from me personally, and we're talking to each other.
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We'll have another conversation in a couple of weeks as well, but it's important not only
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for our intelligence community and secret services to exchange information.
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People need to be here and understand all the details, understand you are here.
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It's astounding to me to hear this coming from a world leader, someone who interfaces,
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literally just yesterday, interfaced with the president of the United States.
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And if you read between the lines from what Zelensky is saying there, he's essentially
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So he goes on to say in the press conference that the American media is creating panic.
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That's what we've been doing since all of this started, which, by the way, was at a
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higher escalation in 2014, but we weren't getting the coverage.
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Even in 2021, there was an escalation and we didn't get coverage.
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But for some reason, Western media is giving us coverage now when they weren't before.
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He says, well, I'm not going to say that President Biden is telling the media to do
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this in the West or instructing the media to do this.
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But he catches himself because you can tell that that's what he wants to say, that it sounds
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to him like President Biden is driving the media coverage.
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But if you also listen very carefully to the words he's choosing, he says that Biden shouldn't
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Well, in the very next segment, he goes and starts talking about the intel agencies and
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President Zelensky is essentially saying that Biden is being lied to by the intelligence community.
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He's saying there are people around you, Mr. President.
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They are believing their own BS when it comes to Russia, when it comes to Putin, when it
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And then you've got a media out there, which CNN, you know, they went and I caught Jake
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Taper and Natasha Bertrand deleting tweets, deleting videos after the White House put pressure
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on them over this very call because they were initially reporting on this call that Biden
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That they got into a huge disagreement over this thing with Biden essentially barking at
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him saying, oh, the Russians are about to, they're going to sack Kiev.
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They're going to occupy the entire country.
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And then telling Biden that he needs to calm down the rhetoric, telling Biden to calm down.
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No wonder they're sending him out for ice cream.
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And that's why, by the way, the Ukrainians, the Germans and the French are sitting down
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They're cutting out the Alzheimer's patient in Washington, D.C.
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and the guy with the funny hair on that island, Boris Johnson.
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They're cutting them out because here's the dirty little secret.
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Well, continental Europe is saying, look, we've had World War I.
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We do not want to go to blows in the dead of winter over this piece of real estate.
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And he knows, or he's being diplomatic because they don't want to blow up the relationship
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Well, we've got some more information exclusive to Human Events Daily from our White House
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staffer regarding the situation between President Biden, Vice President Harris, and what exactly
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So we heard, of course, earlier this week in another strange series of events where Supreme
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Court Justice Breyer, it was reported that he was planning to retire.
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However, then we found out that he didn't want it reported, that he was planning to retire
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yet, that he wanted to do an announcement, yet that someone had rushed the story.
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You think Press Secretary Psaki is sitting there like one margarita in one hand, the phone
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It's all the way over in a part of the world that people can't even find.
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And of course, the rest of the White House is completely caught off guard.
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So Human Events can report exclusively from White House staffer that they were not aware
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that Breyer was planning to retire because this retirement came out of left field, not even
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So Kintaji Jackson is in the mix, as well as Candace Akumumi, Tanya Chukan, Letitia James,
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the Attorney General of New York, as well as Aramis Ayala, formerly of Florida's Ninth
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Then you're also hearing people from the Biden side.
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They have Leonda Kruger, who is of the Associate Justice on the California Supreme Court, and
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J. Michelle Childs, someone who has spent the past decade as a district court judge in South
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Carolina who was appointed by President Barack Obama, as well as Leslie Abrams Gardner, a
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federal district judge in Georgia, appointed by Obama in 2014.
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This Supreme Court has already been asked to take up affirmative action.
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So we know that that's going to be pushed down.
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That's not going to be decided until next year.
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President Biden, when he was candidate Biden, pledged publicly.
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He said, I will choose a Supreme Court justice based on their race and their gender.
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So we already set those preconditions of identity politics for the person who was picked.
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And I explained this yesterday on the show as well.
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That when you have someone that's chosen and you're already expressly told up front,
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right, the framing of this entire judicial process, of this entire nomination, and of
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this person's entire tenure now on the Supreme Court, on the bench, is something that our
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Constitution obviously does not call for anywhere.
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Nowhere does it say that there needs to be some kind of racial diversity quota on the
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And we should be able to choose somebody with, of course, the advice and consent of the United
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States Senate who can come through and do the job of being a Supreme Court justice.
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And now look, I don't personally know any of these justices, right?
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But I do see people up there like Sonia Sotomayor, who, to put it kindly, I think, is just an
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example to everyone that anyone, truly anyone, can become a Supreme Court justice, even if
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you're completely unqualified for the job, like she is when she's going around telling
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people that there's hundreds and thousands of children that are hooked up to ventilators
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And then she's going to go and take that nonsense and put it into her rulings, which
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All of the 325 million Americans that are under her judicial watch, under her judicial purview.
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Now, you can argue, by the way, whether or not the Supreme Court's purpose is to declare
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That's actually something that they decided for themselves later on.
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But the purpose of the Supreme Court, disputes between states, right?
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Not one of the original purposes, but it is one of the functions now.
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So if you're someone that goes there, and maybe one of these women is completely qualified
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And I'm not saying that because I haven't seen, and it would be very upfront, I haven't gone
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through and looked at any of the specific choices that they made previously in their decisions.
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I haven't looked at anything other than who appointed them, right?
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Because right now, all we're doing is getting together a short list.
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We should be choosing someone for the Supreme Court because they understand the law, because
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And they understand that the role of government in the United States of America is to protect
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The Supreme Court should never be even be asking the question of medical decisions, right?
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And you hear this when they talk about Roe v. Wade, for example.
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Why is the Supreme Court judge the one who determines whether or not abortion, you know,
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These are not questions that are to be left up to justices who are unelected titans in
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These are questions for the American people to decide at the ballot box and through legislation.
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These are not questions that were ever intended for the Supreme Court.
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And we need to get out of the business of legislating from the highest court in the land.
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I've been telling you all week that this thing is coming.
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southern Delmarva Peninsula to coastal Jersey, Maine, Boston, Portland, Atlantic City, all
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That I-95 corridor, of course, New York, Philadelphia, also in the mix on this, Washington, D.C., like
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Make sure that you and your family are prepared for it.
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Sweden has decided against recommending COVID vaccines for children aged 5 to 11.
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I don't remember hearing anyone in the United States saying anything like that.
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The Swedish Health Agency has said that the benefits do not outweigh the risks.
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With the knowledge we have today, with a low risk for serious disease for kids, we don't
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Health Agency official Britta Bjorkom told a news conference.
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She added that the decision could be revisited if the research changed.
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Kids in high-risk groups can already get the vaccine.
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Sweden's government on Wednesday has extended restrictions, which include limiting operating
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hours for businesses and indoor venues during Omicron through February 9th.
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Why is it then that in the United States, when you hear the CDC, or you hear the CEO of Pfizer,
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they come out and they say, don't worry about it, it's perfectly fine.
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But then the Europeans, right, the people that they always point to when they say, oh,
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Bernie Sanders and all the lefties, they say, you got to follow European health care.
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And Sweden says that the risks outweigh the benefits for vaccinating children.
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So let's put that up against and see what the CDC director here in the United States,
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who, by the way, is appointed by the White House, see what she had to say.
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We now have vaccine that's eligible for 28 million children between the ages of 5 to 11.
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We saw the deliberations yesterday at the advisory committee meeting demonstrating the risk to
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children from COVID and, in fact, the real efficacy and safety of these vaccines working in 91 percent
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And importantly, you know, we've taken the time to get this right, to do the science,
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And really, you know, it's taken us almost a year compared to when we had a vaccine for adults.
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So really done the due diligence, reviewed the science.
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Do you ever get the sense that when people like Walensky and these other political appointees,
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when they talk about children, they're not actually talking about, you know, human beings,
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I go, you know, usually our one-year-old gets us up first, and then I go and get up our three-year-old
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because he's starting to sleep in a little more.
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But what's interesting to me, though, is I'll spend time with them before I hop in the car,
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And then when I get home, that's the best time of my day is when I'm with them.
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So when I hear stories like this or when I hear stories about, you know, talking about
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sending our sons and daughters to go off and die in the killing fields of Eastern Europe
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just so that the elites can talk about this in their parlor games.
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Oh, our forces are fighting the czar in the East, right?
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You have these people with no meaning and no purpose in their lives, and they're using
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these crisis theaters like COVID-19 and Russiagate.
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I think there's Russiagate 3.0 to provide themselves meaning.
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Well, the City Journal has an interesting new study and a report on that study from the
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Eric Kaufman out of Birkbeck College, University of London, who's affiliated with the Center for
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the Study of Bipartisanship and Ideology, and it essentially says there is a generational
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Survey data shows that Americans under 30 prize cancel culture itself over liberty.
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65% of Americans over 55 opposed Google's decision to fire James Damore for having questioned
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whether, uh, question the firm's training on gender equity.
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Those under 30 support the firing by 59 to 41 margin.
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Similar gaps separate young and old people on similar instances of cancel culture.
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Uh, whether you look at Gina Carano, who was fired by Star Wars, uh, Brendan Eich, who
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was fired by Mozilla for opposing gay marriage in 2008.
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When you look at the people who are younger, it actually says that they support cancel culture
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Even if, by the way, and here's what's interesting.
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Here's what's, what's, what's so interesting to me about this.
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They also say the data shows they're worried about being canceled because of one of their
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remarks or one of the things they've said or done in the past that may now be misconstrued.
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However, they still support cancel culture if it helps marginalized groups.
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Um, and you look at Gen Z, it's actually increasing.
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If you look at the millennials, it's of course, increasing.
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You know, this, this idea of purity and you're never compromised and you're always politically
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People who you are fighting may love their kids.
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And, and, and, and I think that one danger I see among young people, particularly on college
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Um, but I do get a sense sometimes now among certain young people, and this is accelerated
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by social media, there is this sense sometimes of the way of me making change is to be as
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So you have to understand these people believe they're on a moral crusade.
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By a 48 to 27 margin, respondents under 30 agreed with the following statement.
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My fear of losing my job or reputation due to something I said or posted online is a justified
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price to pay to protect historically disadvantaged groups.
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Those over 50 by contrast disagree by a 51 to 17 margin.
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They're terrified of cancel culture, and yet they continue to support cancel culture at
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The problem is, of course, that you losing your job does nothing to help any marginalized
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So you have to understand several things here, but first and foremost, these people are insane.
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They actually believe that canceling people from their jobs, canceling people, you know,
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movies or whatever it is, will somehow help groups that they believe are marginalized because
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Today, 1986, the anniversary of the space shuttle Challenger disaster, which exploded just seconds
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Because they had a school teacher aboard as one of the crew members, millions of school
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children in America were watching live while it exploded.
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President Reagan came out, though, and he said, we are not going to continue pushing forward.
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We are not going to continue progressing into the future.
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