JustPearlyThings - November 16, 2023


Will Smith Caught BENT OVER By Duane Martin ｜ @christinegracesmith ｜ Pearl Daily Ep. 76


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Will Smith's ex-wife Jada Pinkett Smith claims to have had anal sex with Emmett Dwayne Martin in his dressing room on set of his new movie, "Dwayne the Rock Johnson: The Rock Johnson Movie."

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00:00:00.000 What up, guys? Welcome to The Jest, Pearly Things YouTube channel, and welcome to Pearl
00:00:04.760 Daily, where I cover this week's treachery, debauchery, and craziness. Today, I have a
00:00:08.580 special guest. Welcome, Christine. Back again. Make sure they subscribe. You gotta tell them.
00:00:13.460 Yeah, guys, I'm so almost at 30,000 subscribers, so yeah, please head over to my channel at
00:00:18.740 Christine Grace Smith. Yeah, if you get me to 30k, I'd really appreciate it. And get yourself
00:00:23.320 a Women Shouldn't Vote t-shirt while you're at it. So today's story, all right, have you seen
00:00:28.120 what's going on with Will Smith? I mean, yeah, I've seen things here and there. Have you
00:00:32.960 seen the latest? What's the latest? Okay, so according to Will Smith's ex-best friend and
00:00:38.440 assistant, he did a sit-down interview with Tasha Kay, which was the lady that was trying
00:00:44.160 to get me, you know, and she was making fun of my Neanderthal features. Okay. I know. I know,
00:00:51.120 rude, quite rude. Anyways, he does a sit-down interview with her, and apparently he's gay, 0.91
00:00:56.680 allegedly. Now, I have two, I want to do two sides of the same coin. One, I do think this
00:01:02.300 guy is getting paid, so you have to question the validity of the information. But the amount
00:01:07.440 of weird stuff that is coming out of that family. Yeah, I mean, it wouldn't really shock
00:01:11.760 me, but I would like to see some evidence. Yeah, let's watch the video.
00:01:15.520 You looked at my Instagram. You see the hundreds of celebrities that I've done business with,
00:01:19.900 you know, done things with. And during the latter years of our relationship, Will was not my
00:01:24.120 friend. I was his friend. I was around before they had Trey. Jada was the woman that everybody
00:01:29.020 wanted, and Will needed that validation to have that type of woman. You saw her say that Will 0.54
00:01:35.700 Smith had a small dick? Oh, I am saying to you, if a woman is used to something the size of a baby 0.99
00:01:41.700 leg, and you come in with a pinky toe, there's nothing you can do to please her. You can buy her 1.00
00:01:47.460 80 cars. You can get her 80 private jets. If she's itching for that baby leg, she want that baby 1.00
00:01:52.880 leg. You can beat a person so much that they fall into submission. And who needs enemies when they
00:01:58.760 got friends like you? Oh, I could tell you what goes on on the inside. Everybody else is just
00:02:04.780 speculation. Damn. Somebody told me I made my pictures in the book. You know, yeah, your pictures
00:02:09.840 in the book, and your name is in the book. So it's like you're doing some real elegant pep.
00:02:13.560 I'm blowing you up. I love that. I'm blowing you up. This is what Jada makes the new people
00:02:18.140 do. And I ain't going to say new. They probably been there after myself, right? They will make
00:02:22.300 you check into a rehab, and they'll pay for the rehab. Even though you're not on drugs,
00:02:28.040 they're going to pay for the rehab. And you have to go if you want to work with them. And
00:02:32.340 then I saw sexual acts that I, one I walked in on. Who'd you walk in on? Emmett Dwayne
00:02:37.960 Martin. Okay. Hollywood is the hurry up and wait game. So three minutes later after them
00:02:46.800 telling me, hey, you got eyes on Will. You got, we need him to come watch this. So I'm
00:02:51.480 running all over the studio. He's not in his dressing room. I go to the cafeteria. I'm like,
00:02:56.520 but I see his car there. I'm like, where is this guy at? So now I'm holding Dwayne down
00:03:02.440 too. So I have the keys to his dressing room. So I'm like, yo, and they're calling
00:03:06.260 my, my, they, I'm on walkie talkie and they're calling my cell phone. Yo, we need to get Will
00:03:11.140 here. I'm like, yo, kind of fuck down. Like I'm trying to find this. Like this is, this
00:03:16.080 is unlike him, right? So I opened the door to Dwayne's dressing room. And that's when I
00:03:22.600 see Dwayne and having anal sex with Will. 0.75
00:03:27.440 Let me process that for a second.
00:03:29.040 There was a couch and, um, Will was bent over on the couch and Dwayne was standing
00:03:34.500 up, killing him. Murder, like murder. It was murder in there.
00:03:44.280 Okay. What did you do?
00:03:46.460 Even when I was with Darren hair lights and I finally said, oh shit.
00:03:52.300 Okay. Okay. I have so many thoughts. Okay. One.
00:03:56.060 I'm glad you do. Okay. One, you have no friends in this industry. Let me tell you. I'm like,
00:04:02.480 so this guy was put on by Will. He's on his story. He's helping him with his career. Now
00:04:07.980 he's doing a sit down tell all. And now he's saying, how are, how is he friends with you,
00:04:12.580 but you're not friends with him? Yeah. That was a bit, I was like, like what?
00:04:15.440 I kind of believe it though. I don't know. I don't know who this guy is. I don't know what the
00:04:19.520 dynamics are of their friendship. I don't, I don't really understand, but, um, look,
00:04:25.200 I just think if you're going to say all of this, give us something, like some kind of proof. Like
00:04:31.960 it's just hearsay at this point. Yeah. I guess we're going to find out.
00:04:35.000 Like, I guess, you know, yeah, I guess we're going to find out because, um, they haven't
00:04:39.820 released the full interview yet. I think it comes out on Wednesday. This is just like a trailer for
00:04:44.680 it. Yeah, I know. And I'm like, okay, but I think that if this comes out, there would have to be
00:04:53.300 other people corroborating the story. Of course. And I'm wondering, I'm like, that's not a bad idea.
00:04:58.420 I'm imagining what they do with the rehab facility. I was like, I believe that 100% because I have no
00:05:03.780 doubt that that kind of stuff goes down in a family like that. Just because of like all the
00:05:07.560 things I've heard coming out of Hollywood, like they're really into their like brainwashing and
00:05:11.980 sort of like initiation rituals and things like that. Do you know what I thought about? If this
00:05:17.300 guy comes out, he can say, well, he went into rehab. He's crazy. True. It's almost like I would
00:05:22.240 think that would be like insurance. Yeah. Because at that level, like that is going to be so hard being
00:05:28.820 that famous. Like every single person gets their five minutes of fame. Yeah. I can't even
00:05:33.760 imagine being like a Kardashian. That's like being that level of famous. Yeah. People are
00:05:40.140 incentivized. So you're kind of put in a weird situation here because on one hand, that family
00:05:44.640 does do a lot of weird stuff. You know, so I don't. At the same time, they are sort of at risk
00:05:49.500 from people just being able to say anything about them. Exactly. So can you blame them for having
00:05:54.380 an insurance policy? I wonder, let's see what the comments say, if they agree or not. They think
00:05:58.460 it's real. Some things are not for everyone to know. That is their business. If Will wants
00:06:03.400 the public to know, he will tell it himself. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. I agree. I agree. Yeah. And this
00:06:09.400 was my thought first was, oh my gosh. I'm like, how can you be friends with someone for so long?
00:06:15.020 This is why I don't have friends. People are so cruel when they have no use for you anymore. How could
00:06:20.480 you do this to a friend? Even if he's telling the truth, where is the loyalty in all of this? I can
00:06:24.840 never do no mess like this to anyone. The world is so evil. 100%. I have always said, we don't know
00:06:31.440 what she has endured behind the scenes of that marriage. And everyone ran to Will's side to
00:06:35.600 defend him, not knowing what the hell is going on. One thing I know for sure is that Jada,
00:06:40.000 Tisha Campbell, and Lisa Rae all know the real truth. Stay strong, ladies. Is that like his exes?
00:06:46.780 The other two, I don't know who his exes are. No idea. No, but that's the other thing. You see a lot of
00:06:52.180 feminine men running to the internet with drama. Like that's a very feminine trait, like gossip, 0.99
00:06:58.780 reputation destruction. And you'll see like, it's like a, I mean, there is a time where there
00:07:05.820 are certain people, I will not name names, that I saw this similar pattern. But typically what
00:07:13.200 they'll do is they'll run to the internet. And like, it's usually guys that like grew up in kind
00:07:17.920 of like a broken family because they're very feminine. They're used to that being the way to 1.00
00:07:22.260 go about things. They're not used to doing things in a concrete, logical manner. So it's just straight
00:07:26.580 to slander, straight to, you know, how can I damage your reputation? Feminine manipulation tactics. 1.00
00:07:32.180 It's all feminine ways of asserting aggression. I wouldn't be surprised if he was, but I don't think 1.00
00:07:38.460 a sit down interview is going to be damning enough for me to believe it. No, I would need some kind
00:07:44.360 proof. Also like, who's this guy that they're saying it was? Like they mentioned his name. So
00:07:48.220 does that mean like he's someone in the public eye? Would he come out and say anything? I mean,
00:07:53.420 even still, like, this is just wild, isn't it? Okay. So speaking of wild stories, there was a
00:07:59.800 story that came out of Canada of a hockey player that actually died on the ice.
00:08:04.740 Oh. Have you seen that? No. No, you haven't seen it. Okay. Okay. So this is the,
00:08:09.100 Oh my gosh. It looks like a routine hockey collision on the ice, but look again, you can
00:08:14.620 see the scale of the player in red fly up and hit the other player in the net. Yeah. So the question
00:08:21.220 is, was it intentional? And according to people in the league, this guy has a history of playing
00:08:26.920 dirty and fighting rough. Well, if that was football, he's using the spikes on his boot.
00:08:33.240 So that's straight red card foul. Yeah. Well, I think it's murder. Well, yeah. In this case,
00:08:39.080 obviously it's resulted in that, but to me, the, on the issue of intent, the intent is clearly
00:08:43.100 there. Adam Johnson, a player for the Nottingham Panthers in the EIHL, tragically died after an
00:08:49.960 on incident where he was cut in the neck by another player's skate blade. Recently, a person
00:08:55.360 was arrested on suspicion of manslaughter related to his death. Johnson's family, specifically his
00:09:01.280 aunt Carrie spoke out for the first time, expressing a desire to let the legal process unfold.
00:09:06.000 The family had just laid Adam Johnson to rest in Minnesota when the investigation into his death
00:09:11.560 began. The South Yorkshire police initiated an inquiry to understand the circumstances surrounding
00:09:17.780 the incident, terming it a freak accident. They've been seeking expert input and collaborating with
00:09:23.220 safety departments during the investigation. Amid this tragedy, there has been a heightened focus
00:09:28.280 on player safety. Hockey leagues worldwide are implementing mandates for players to wear neck guards
00:09:34.160 with the English Ice Hockey Association set to enforce this requirement by the end of the year.
00:09:39.580 The police have urged the public to avoid speculation as they continue their investigation.
00:09:44.680 I will be speculating right now, so I'm not listening. But I don't know, I just watched that video and you
00:09:50.620 can't tell me that wasn't intentional. I have a hard time believing that you just, I'm not saying
00:09:55.760 you intended to kill him. That's the thing. So the thing is with manslaughter, at least here in the UK,
00:09:59.940 I don't know what the law is in Canada, America, but I do know what the law is around this in the UK.
00:10:04.320 To be found guilty of murder in the UK, it's not like in America where they need to prove motive
00:10:08.600 and things like that. It's purely intent. It's based on intent. So if you're found guilty of murder,
00:10:12.640 it means that you have intent to kill. I think perhaps in this case, it would seem at least under UK
00:10:18.580 law on suspicion of manslaughter makes sense because I think intent to harm is very clear
00:10:24.880 and evident that I think it's going to be very, very hard to prove intent to kill.
00:10:30.040 So question, what would happen here if you get into like a fist fight and you kill somebody?
00:10:35.720 So it would all depend what your defense was. Usually people who, if it's just a fight and they
00:10:41.980 didn't intend to kill them, they would go down the manslaughter route, either of voluntary or
00:10:46.280 involuntary manslaughter. As far as I can remember, it's been a while since I graduated,
00:10:51.240 but as far as I can remember, involuntary manslaughter, a defense you can use is loss of
00:10:55.360 control. So if you were provoked, that's either voluntary or involuntary. So you would have to say
00:11:02.140 like you were either provoked or you were under the influence or something like that. And there are
00:11:05.940 ways to go down the manslaughter route instead of murder. Murder, the intent has to be very,
00:11:11.740 very clear. And the way to usually prove that is a chain of causation, which means that there's a
00:11:16.200 chain of events before that proves that that person had the intent to kill.
00:11:20.180 Oh, so they would have to look at like, maybe they had a history of going at each other.
00:11:24.500 See, because what I think happened, I think he was trying to hurt him severely.
00:11:28.580 Agreed.
00:11:29.020 I don't know if he was trying to kill him.
00:11:31.060 That's the thing.
00:11:31.620 But I almost would equate this. Have you ever seen a video? It's like Twitter has kind of
00:11:36.500 scarred me a bit. I see videos of violence that I would never have seen in my life.
00:11:40.620 Like I saw a video of a guy hitting a guy in the back of the head like super hard. And I think
00:11:45.920 this is almost the equivalent because if you're putting a sharp object like next to his face.
00:11:51.220 That's where it gets sticky because it's like, how can you argue that that's not intent to kill?
00:11:57.500 Because on the one side, you could say, well, I'm playing a sport. Of course,
00:12:00.420 I'm not going to intend to kill someone on the ice. But on the other hand, you could say,
00:12:04.040 but you are forcing a sharp object into someone's neck where their arteries are. So that would
00:12:10.480 perhaps imply intent to kill.
00:12:12.200 And they also, he had a history of playing rough.
00:12:16.560 So that would come under evidence of say bad character to prove that maybe. But then again,
00:12:21.340 he could easily use that in his defense and sort of say like, I'm unstable.
00:12:25.820 Yeah. I don't, I don't think he meant to kill him. I do think he meant to severely hurt him.
00:12:31.000 Yes. I think it deserves prison time for a long time.
00:12:34.280 If someone dies as a result of your actions, it deserves prison time. I mean, there's been
00:12:39.720 multiple cases here in the UK where tragic, you know, freak accidents have happened.
00:12:45.760 But there has been incidents of freak accidents where people have died as the result of someone's
00:12:51.100 actions. And it's very, very clear that those person's actions were in no way intending to kill
00:12:56.640 people. But when people die, someone has to pay the price. People need to go to prison.
00:13:02.300 Yeah. Because you can't, there has to be a clear message sent that that will not be tolerated.
00:13:07.640 Absolutely.
00:13:08.040 Like if somebody gets drunk and drives, you know, they might not have meant to kill anybody,
00:13:12.560 but you did.
00:13:13.140 But you did.
00:13:13.960 Absolutely.
00:13:14.420 Or even, you know, it actually, a question is, you remember the Alex Baldwin case?
00:13:18.940 Yeah.
00:13:19.140 I didn't follow it close enough, but it's kind of begs the question of it. Should he
00:13:24.780 have gone to jail?
00:13:25.980 It's a difficult one that, because I mean, as far, I didn't follow the case very closely,
00:13:30.000 but as far as I'm aware, it was a case of sort of negligence on the part of the company
00:13:34.600 that was providing the gun because it should have been a prop and it was a real gun.
00:13:38.620 Yeah. I think, I think their counter argument was that he had a lot of experience with guns,
00:13:44.740 so he should have known to check.
00:13:47.300 Oh, okay.
00:13:48.260 I don't, I'm not saying it's right or wrong. I don't really know.
00:13:50.900 That does play a factor, though.
00:13:51.800 But I could see why if it was like my brother that that happened to, I would be pissed.
00:13:56.880 Like if it's somebody that has had experience with guns that knows what they are and you
00:14:01.420 didn't even check, when you pulled a trigger at somebody.
00:14:05.940 I would argue that that would then be an answer to him.
00:14:07.880 If it was my relative, I would be so pissed, I would want to see jail time.
00:14:11.900 Yeah.
00:14:12.020 But on the other hand, you could also argue that that was not his job.
00:14:16.580 True, but I think that the point that you're making, the context of, you know,
00:14:19.760 have they handled a gun before? Do they know what a real gun looks like?
00:14:22.840 Yeah.
00:14:23.000 Do they know what a loaded gun feels like?
00:14:24.720 I do think that that, at least in my personal opinion, that I would definitely take that into
00:14:29.360 account as a judge if I was deciding on whether there should be prison time or not.
00:14:32.580 And if they were experienced, I would definitely say prison time.
00:14:35.180 So our next story is Billie Eilish says that she is physically attracted to women, but also
00:14:40.920 intimidated by them.
00:14:42.340 Oh, oh, this, I don't even know this story.
00:14:44.520 I thought we was going to be talking about, she came out on something the other day and
00:14:48.120 said that men don't have it as hard as women when it comes to beauty standards. 1.00
00:14:52.880 She got destroyed pretty quickly.
00:14:54.200 So maybe that's why we're hearing about this one.
00:14:54.880 Yeah, I think that's the second part of this.
00:14:57.300 I don't know.
00:14:58.100 She says Billie Eilish, the Grammy award-winning singer, revealed in a recent interview that
00:15:03.380 despite writing Grammys, what could be considered a female anthem, she never truly felt like
00:15:08.180 a woman.
00:15:08.760 She has expressed difficulty in relating to other girls, although she has a deep affection
00:15:12.980 for them as people and is physically attracted to them.
00:15:15.840 Okay, do you know what I don't understand?
00:15:17.240 I was a tomboy growing up.
00:15:18.860 We used to just be tomboys.
00:15:20.940 Yep.
00:15:21.680 I totally relate to what she's talking, not the liking girls.
00:15:26.640 That's not my thing.
00:15:28.740 But the never relating to other chicks, not really being into the beauty stuff, I totally
00:15:36.160 get that, but you weren't gay, you weren't not a woman, you were just a tomboy, and that 1.00
00:15:42.300 was okay.
00:15:43.620 It wasn't the end of the world, you didn't need to do this whole thing.
00:15:48.960 So she shared her discomfort with public scrutiny about her appearance and romantic life during
00:15:54.180 her teenage years, describing it as both weird and upsetting.
00:15:57.640 She felt unprepared to handle such attention and wasn't confident enough to display her
00:16:02.080 body publicly.
00:16:04.000 Fine.
00:16:04.840 Well, yeah, and I'm like, what's wrong with that?
00:16:06.620 I think that's a good thing.
00:16:07.560 I always actually admired her for, because she was underage, wasn't she, and she kept
00:16:11.400 her body hidden until she was 18.
00:16:14.180 And I always admired that thought, well done, because there are creepy people in the world.
00:16:19.640 Not to say everyone's like that, but there are creepy people in the world, and at least
00:16:24.100 it seems she took that precaution to protect herself from that.
00:16:27.000 So I always admired that.
00:16:28.120 Yeah, because she- 0.93
00:16:28.860 It seems she's twisting it into something different.
00:16:31.060 Well, because she led with her talent. 0.98
00:16:32.900 Yeah.
00:16:33.320 I'm not even-
00:16:34.260 Like Sia, she hides her face, and she leads with her voice. 1.00
00:16:37.680 I think things like that are really impressive.
00:16:39.840 And I'm not even a big, like, I don't really listen to her music, but even me, like, not
00:16:45.640 even really knowing her music too much, I know how talented she is.
00:16:48.740 I saw this video of her doing all of the vocals, and they were showing that she does
00:16:53.240 like no autotune.
00:16:54.200 Crazy.
00:16:54.860 Yeah, absolutely crazy.
00:16:56.100 Yeah, which is really awesome.
00:16:58.380 Why is-
00:16:59.380 You know, I think true confidence is not having to display your body publicly.
00:17:02.800 Absolutely, absolutely.
00:17:03.800 Why is it that-
00:17:05.540 Okay, okay.
00:17:06.500 Despite identifying as she, her, Eilish admitted that she has never felt feminine, desirable,
00:17:12.280 or like a traditional girl.
00:17:14.280 I mean, yeah, you're not.
00:17:15.660 I don't think most women are world superstars. 1.00
00:17:19.360 Like, I mean, chick, you can hire a chef. 0.87
00:17:23.440 There's worse problems to have.
00:17:25.340 You know what I mean?
00:17:26.540 Also, it's that issue of, okay, you've never felt feminine.
00:17:29.800 Like, I don't think I've really felt feminine until I was probably maybe 19, 20.
00:17:36.700 Like, I was quite a tomboy.
00:17:38.000 I was always, you know, I went to the Boy Scouts as a kid instead of brownies.
00:17:42.380 Did you really?
00:17:42.400 Yeah.
00:17:42.880 Yeah.
00:17:42.960 Because I was like, it was me and one other friend.
00:17:46.780 Me, her, and one other girl.
00:17:49.020 We were like the only three girls there.
00:17:50.960 But it's because we didn't want to sell cookies.
00:17:53.060 We wanted to climb mountains and do-
00:17:55.940 See, I totally went with my brothers.
00:17:57.620 They had like the cave exploration.
00:17:59.380 We did all that.
00:18:00.040 Yeah, that was so fun.
00:18:01.260 So fun.
00:18:02.380 So it's like the feeling feminine thing.
00:18:04.900 Like, okay, you don't feel feminine.
00:18:07.460 You're still a woman.
00:18:08.840 Yeah.
00:18:09.440 Yeah.
00:18:09.660 And I've noticed, because she had a brother.
00:18:11.780 She had an older brother or younger, but a brother she was-
00:18:14.100 I know she's really close with her brother.
00:18:15.640 Yeah.
00:18:15.980 And I've noticed that like a lot of chicks that are either close with their dad or a brother, 1.00
00:18:20.000 like, because that's how it was for me.
00:18:21.280 I was between two boys.
00:18:22.520 So I just kind of liked doing the boy stuff.
00:18:24.480 Like, I had a brother that was two years older and two years younger.
00:18:27.100 Yeah.
00:18:27.360 I was obviously close with my dad growing up.
00:18:29.620 And I just, I always wanted to be involved in whatever he was doing.
00:18:33.500 Redoing the kitchen.
00:18:34.420 Let me sand something down.
00:18:35.620 We just bought a new cupboard.
00:18:37.380 Let me read the Ikea instructions so we can put it up together.
00:18:40.540 Like, I agree.
00:18:41.440 I think it's when you're close to someone.
00:18:43.120 Yeah.
00:18:43.460 It's not the end of the world to just be a tomboy.
00:18:46.120 You don't have to.
00:18:46.960 Okay.
00:18:47.360 But she, like, I'm like, Billy, get a chef. 0.99
00:18:50.860 It's not the end of the world.
00:18:51.920 You'll be all right.
00:18:53.840 Okay.
00:18:54.200 She elaborated on the complexity of her feelings surrounding girlhood, which she explored.
00:19:01.700 Poignantly.
00:19:02.580 Poignantly.
00:19:03.860 Not read.
00:19:04.440 She explores poignantly in her music, notably in her Grammy-nominated song, What Was I Made
00:19:10.680 For, from the Barbie movie soundtrack.
00:19:12.840 The emotional depth of her lyrics has resonated with audiences worldwide.
00:19:17.360 Reflecting on her career, Eilish feels like she's just starting to embrace her true self
00:19:21.920 and is proud of the person she's becoming.
00:19:24.200 She sees this phase as a moment of awakening and self-discovery, even after more than seven
00:19:29.580 years in the music industry.
00:19:31.460 You think she, will she start an OnlyFans? 0.98
00:19:33.320 No, will she probably come out as transgender or non-binary?
00:19:39.440 I'm, my odds are 70-30.
00:19:43.060 Like Demi Lovato.
00:19:44.440 Yeah.
00:19:44.760 It's kind of a similar.
00:19:45.500 She'll probably go back. 0.96
00:19:46.360 Demi Lovato kind of as a similar.
00:19:47.660 It's a similar thing, isn't it?
00:19:48.720 You've been in the public eye for so long.
00:19:50.780 Yeah.
00:19:50.940 You know, had so much attention.
00:19:52.120 Probably too much money for your own good.
00:19:53.820 Don't know what to do with yourself or all that money.
00:19:55.780 So, you know.
00:19:56.780 And from such a young age, that's so damaging.
00:19:59.700 She was 16 when I think it was, what was that song?
00:20:03.360 She had a song come out.
00:20:04.820 She just casually, didn't she do like the Grammys or something, something big and she 0.99
00:20:08.900 just casually goes to high school the next day.
00:20:11.160 Yeah.
00:20:11.900 Like, all right, casual.
00:20:13.880 So another comment that you were talking about earlier that she went viral for, let's pull
00:20:18.600 it up.
00:20:19.500 Billie says, nobody ever says a thing about men's bodies, says Billie.
00:20:23.760 She watched the pregame?
00:20:26.780 Someone get her to watch the pregame. 1.00
00:20:29.740 If you're muscular, cool.
00:20:30.980 If you're not, cool.
00:20:31.980 If you're a real thing, cool.
00:20:33.020 If you have a dad bod, cool.
00:20:34.720 Then where is the fireman calendars for dad bods?
00:20:39.960 You know what I mean?
00:20:40.620 Like, there's never, you know, they've like the fireman.
00:20:42.840 I've never seen it.
00:20:44.040 And in every TV show, there's never a dad bod that's the main lead.
00:20:49.400 Where were the dad bods in Baywatch?
00:20:51.380 Yeah, where were they?
00:20:53.280 There's actually studies that are coming out that say men are judged more harshly on their
00:20:57.440 appearance than women.
00:20:58.980 I believe it.
00:20:59.580 Yeah, obviously.
00:21:00.720 If you're in this space, you're like, duh.
00:21:04.000 If you're pudgy.
00:21:05.000 Notice how she doesn't mention, if you're short, cool.
00:21:08.720 Right.
00:21:09.580 Everybody's happy with it.
00:21:10.700 You know why?
00:21:11.220 Because girls are nice. 1.00
00:21:12.720 Yeah.
00:21:14.040 Because girls are nice. 1.00
00:21:15.500 They don't give a F because we see people for who they are.
00:21:18.960 Wow, the comments are roasting her.
00:21:20.820 Yeah.
00:21:21.500 If you aren't over six foot, then this is a lie.
00:21:24.620 When you're a woman and you feel bad about your body, there's support groups to comfort
00:21:28.400 you and an entire movement devoted to appeasing you.
00:21:32.300 But when you're a guy and you feel bad about your body, people tell you that you look like
00:21:36.460 crap and you either put in the work or get mocked.
00:21:40.280 When's the last time you saw a plus size male model?
00:21:42.800 When have you heard of men's empowerment?
00:21:45.260 We should start it.
00:21:46.420 Men's empowerment.
00:21:47.000 Let's do it, guys.
00:21:47.820 Hashtag men's empowerment.
00:21:48.520 Let's get some men's. 0.97
00:21:49.120 New t-shirts.
00:21:50.420 Men's empowerment.
00:21:51.420 I want to do a Weight Watchers or Whale Watchers where we bring in the men. 1.00
00:21:55.980 I tried this with a chick, actually. 1.00
00:21:57.720 I tried.
00:21:58.260 No.
00:21:58.380 I know she quit, but I was like...
00:22:00.540 I'm shocked.
00:22:03.400 She was so big.
00:22:04.560 I really liked her.
00:22:05.440 I'm not trying to be mean, but she was so big.
00:22:07.940 I'm like, we can do it.
00:22:08.860 We can help.
00:22:09.480 Yeah, but no.
00:22:10.240 It's like my charity work is paying for fat people's personal trainers.
00:22:15.660 That's my charity work.
00:22:17.680 Anyways, love you, Billie, but this isn't true.
00:22:20.480 I've seen girls mock guys' bodies and obese people all the time. 1.00
00:22:24.080 Come on now.
00:22:24.700 Just the blanket statement of girls don't do that because they are nice is the most ridiculous
00:22:28.280 thing I've heard.
00:22:29.400 LOL.
00:22:29.780 Girls can be just as mean as men, especially to one another. 1.00
00:22:32.380 I have a sister who is teased by other girls because of her body. 1.00
00:22:35.900 That's kind of the entire reason a film called Mean Girls exists because sometimes, often
00:22:42.320 in high school, when we're going through puberty, girls can be just as mean, if not worse, than 1.00
00:22:47.400 guys.
00:22:48.060 100%.
00:22:48.380 100%.
00:22:49.480 And girls are creative with their insults. 1.00
00:22:51.680 Honestly, the things a guy can say, like, yeah, sure, it might hurt, but they're pretty
00:22:56.840 simple with it.
00:22:57.680 If you're fat, you're fat.
00:22:59.620 If you're ugly, you're ugly.
00:23:00.920 A girl, I bet your parents hate you for being so disgusting. 1.00
00:23:08.520 Do you hate yourself?
00:23:11.120 The manipulation is next level with girls' insults. 1.00
00:23:14.860 No, it's so funny because I have gotten the worst bullying from women. 1.00
00:23:19.680 It's always these girls that are like, Pearl, Pearl. 0.86
00:23:22.300 Because all of these chicks will be like, Pearl. 0.98
00:23:24.260 The only haters I have on Twitter so far are women. 1.00
00:23:28.800 Yeah, women. 1.00
00:23:29.160 Typically older, larger women. 0.99
00:23:32.520 First, they'll psychoanalyze you.
00:23:34.340 But I'm like, bitches, none of you bitches had brothers to bully you growing up. 1.00
00:23:37.900 None of you.
00:23:38.620 None of you.
00:23:39.260 None of you can say anything that my brothers have not said to me.
00:23:42.340 Growing up, I remember.
00:23:43.520 Like, okay, because my brothers would have roasted the hell out of me if I ever said I was a 10.
00:23:49.420 Oh, my gosh.
00:23:51.080 I'll hear these chicks be like, I am a 10. 1.00
00:23:53.140 I'm like, did you not have brothers?
00:23:55.320 Or like a dad?
00:23:56.440 Like, no, seriously.
00:23:57.820 Because I remember crying when I was like 15 or 16.
00:24:02.900 And don't psychoanalyze this.
00:24:04.460 So it was good for me.
00:24:05.640 And because my brother was like, oh, you have, I don't even remember.
00:24:10.800 He just roasted so bad that I started crying.
00:24:14.840 And did he apologize?
00:24:16.660 No, this man doubled down.
00:24:17.920 It's true.
00:24:20.800 I often say, like, half of these people would not last 10 minutes in my household if they heard the way that, like, me and my dad talk to each other.
00:24:27.620 Like, you just, when you are raised by men, like, you just, you know how to take it.
00:24:34.340 Like, you can just take it.
00:24:35.600 But a lot of people, they can't take it these days.
00:24:38.640 Yeah.
00:24:39.140 They can give it.
00:24:40.040 They can all give it on Twitter.
00:24:41.660 They can't take it.
00:24:43.500 They cannot take it.
00:24:45.400 Oh, this one was funny.
00:24:46.340 So the men's rights activist speaks out on Billie Eilish's behalf that women don't criticize men.
00:24:53.820 Women have literally called me fat. 1.00
00:24:56.840 Yeah.
00:24:57.200 So he weighs in and he says, women have literally called me fat and laughed in my face because I dared to say hello to them, Billie.
00:25:05.200 But girls are so nice. 1.00
00:25:07.320 We don't, we don't give a fuck about how you look.
00:25:10.420 Well, it's always like a backhanded compliment or like, or like backhanded.
00:25:14.960 And that's what they'll do.
00:25:15.760 You know, you know what's so funny?
00:25:17.160 Women, their only response to me as to how quickly I blew up is all of your followers are incels. 1.00
00:25:23.640 Really?
00:25:24.960 Two million people.
00:25:27.760 All incels.
00:25:30.640 Guys!
00:25:31.980 And so when I thought about this, I'm like, you know, guys, maybe we should learn something.
00:25:35.340 Because if there were more women incels, I do think the world would be a little bit better. 1.00
00:25:39.100 I'm like, you know, but if men shamed female virgins or female sluts, like women shame men's sexuality if they don't get laid. 0.98
00:25:49.860 Completely different.
00:25:50.400 But when women are shamed for their sexuality, when I say, guys, the non-virgin women are not desirable. 1.00
00:25:59.180 Get yourself a virgin. 0.98
00:26:01.680 They're all mad at me.
00:26:03.620 When I'm just like, look at, they're like at the top of, I did a whole pyramid of whoredom for them. 1.00
00:26:07.860 I know, I know.
00:26:08.540 I was so nice.
00:26:09.340 You have very concise and clear whiteboard demonstrations.
00:26:13.740 It's not hard to wrap your head around.
00:26:15.260 Yeah, yeah.
00:26:16.440 And then they'll be like, well, you shouldn't shame a woman for her sexuality.
00:26:20.920 So don't shame men. 0.63
00:26:22.280 Exactly.
00:26:23.020 Women will always body shame you, Marvin says. 1.00
00:26:26.380 The eternal women are victims of everything and men can never be is so tired. 1.00
00:26:31.340 Yeah, facts.
00:26:32.140 I'm exhausted.
00:26:33.640 Just Rash Media says, women poke at our genetic shit. 1.00
00:26:37.240 We can't change height.
00:26:39.340 Dick sighs and looks.
00:26:41.540 Men, hold y'all accountable for shit you can change.
00:26:44.960 Weight and mentality.
00:26:46.600 Very, very good point.
00:26:47.960 I know.
00:26:48.800 You know what's funny?
00:26:49.520 Did you see my sex and sandwiches thing on Twitter?
00:26:54.180 I said that men prefer silent sex and sandwiches as opposed to date nights.
00:27:01.920 Yeah.
00:27:03.980 All of these chicks are raging.
00:27:05.700 They're like, my husband loves our date.
00:27:09.260 So they have to speak for the husband.
00:27:10.860 The husband can't speak for himself.
00:27:12.280 Makes sense.
00:27:13.020 Yeah.
00:27:13.520 Well, and then they're like, you just, these horrible relationships.
00:27:20.540 Da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da.
00:27:21.860 And I'm just like, mm-hmm.
00:27:23.500 Ah!
00:27:25.360 Mm-hmm.
00:27:27.320 I don't get it.
00:27:28.520 I think, why can't you say that?
00:27:30.100 Well, I just thought, these are like the easiest requirements.
00:27:33.040 That's a good t-shirt idea.
00:27:34.340 I know.
00:27:35.120 Silence, sex, and sandwiches.
00:27:36.560 I know.
00:27:36.860 I was like, maybe I should put like a heart.
00:27:38.980 Or like, I was thinking you could put like a sandwich.
00:27:42.280 Silence.
00:27:42.920 Like an ear.
00:27:43.440 I was trying to think of a way to like draw it.
00:27:45.480 Maybe like, shh, and then like a heart, and then sandwiches.
00:27:50.280 Love it.
00:27:51.100 Silence, sex, and sandwiches.
00:27:52.880 I'm like, ladies, these actually are pretty easy requirements.
00:27:56.400 Also, like, it's like if we can have the saying, happy wife, happy life,
00:28:00.600 why can't men have silent sex and sandwiches? 0.95
00:28:03.500 I'm fighting for this, you guys.
00:28:05.700 But the thing is, the programming is so deep.
00:28:08.520 Like, I know centricion.
00:28:09.520 That's what I was saying.
00:28:10.200 Like, I was saying, people don't ever put the, what makes men happy as the key to relationship success.
00:28:16.480 They'll say, because there was a girl that replied to me and said, what about date nights?
00:28:20.780 Like, you need, she said something along the lines of, date nights are the key to a happy marriage.
00:28:24.700 And I thought to myself, well, then, I think now at this point in history, we've had more date nights than ever.
00:28:31.560 Then you, everybody would be.
00:28:33.500 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:28:34.040 I'm like, I don't think that's the key at all, actually.
00:28:36.920 Absolutely not.
00:28:37.600 And also, that's, that's, it's reductionist.
00:28:40.060 It's reducing a relationship, which is a very complex, multidimensional thing, down to we go out and spend money and do this superficial thing that, that constitutes a healthy relationship.
00:28:51.760 And that's what I was saying.
00:28:53.140 Date nights are generally for women. 0.80
00:28:55.080 And then all the husband, the keyboard board, well, I love my date nights.
00:28:58.420 I'm like, look at guys.
00:28:59.700 We all know this is true.
00:29:01.060 So how do you explain?
00:29:01.840 My parents don't do date night at all.
00:29:03.720 I don't think they've ever gone out on a date just for the sake of going out on a date.
00:29:09.000 On an anniversary or something, they make it an occasion.
00:29:11.380 But again, that's my dad doing it for my mom as like a gift.
00:29:14.640 Yeah.
00:29:15.620 They've been married for 30 years.
00:29:17.740 So this whole idea of date nights is the key to a happy, healthy, long relationship is a very modernized, and it's very materialistic.
00:29:25.160 Yeah, well, and it's typically the woman doesn't have genuine desire for the guy.
00:29:29.940 No, and something else needs to pop up for it.
00:29:32.760 Exactly.
00:29:33.620 Compensation.
00:29:33.660 So it's almost like he has to spend money for her time.
00:29:36.460 Because if she has genuine desire for the guy.
00:29:38.600 She doesn't need to be taken out anywhere.
00:29:39.980 She's happy to be there.
00:29:41.060 Correct.
00:29:41.300 She is just happy to be there.
00:29:42.800 Absolutely.
00:29:43.520 And also when a woman is truly happy and as the, not astrologists, what are they called?
00:29:48.740 All the idiots that believe in astrology, all of that stuff.
00:29:51.200 As they always say, if you're in your feminine energy and all of this, right? 0.97
00:29:55.140 Actually, a woman who is happy with a guy and in the best place in herself and in the relationship, she doesn't need to be taken out anywhere to be happy.
00:30:05.520 And also women who are genuinely happy, it's what we speak about before, spite. 0.99
00:30:09.360 There's no spite.
00:30:10.320 They're charitable.
00:30:11.480 They just do things because they want to do it, not because they're trying to gain something out of it.
00:30:15.360 And I think it's very telling of the current culture that we're in, is the fact that people presume, anytime you mention a woman just doing something, it's straight away, well, what's he doing for her?
00:30:25.980 Everything's an exchange.
00:30:27.260 Everything's a transaction.
00:30:28.840 When really, I think we need to talk about the fact of why is that the current status quo?
00:30:34.020 Why is the go-to for women? 1.00
00:30:35.420 What am I getting in return?
00:30:37.140 That just says that you're not really happy.
00:30:39.000 Because when you really are happy, you're not even thinking about it like a transaction.
00:30:43.960 You're just doing it for the sake of making someone you love their life a bit easier.
00:30:49.920 Well, and the other thing is, I was thinking about this.
00:30:52.460 Why do they never say sex silence in a sandwich is the key to a happy marriage?
00:30:57.520 If they can say this.
00:30:59.580 They'll bring up this data and be like, women said they're happier when they get date nights. 1.00
00:31:03.380 I'm like, okay, what if you surveyed men on?
00:31:05.540 That's the key, isn't it?
00:31:06.480 Women said. 0.89
00:31:07.160 Yeah, I know.
00:31:07.920 I'm like, what if you surveyed men?
00:31:09.080 Are you happier when you get daily massages?
00:31:12.140 I mean, like, I'm like, why?
00:31:15.080 But it's always what the women want or what women generally like. 1.00
00:31:19.060 Yeah.
00:31:19.340 That is always the key to a happy marriage.
00:31:21.500 Communication.
00:31:22.680 Men don't want to communicate. 1.00
00:31:23.840 They fall in love with these foreign chicks that don't even speak the same language. 1.00
00:31:28.920 They don't even, they'll go to like Eastern Europe or Africa or Asia.
00:31:33.480 The chicks won't even know English. 1.00
00:31:36.300 Absolutely.
00:31:36.820 They won't even know English and they will take these Western women's men. 1.00
00:31:42.000 And so I'm like, guys, all of the things that are the key to happy relationships are always
00:31:47.320 female things. 1.00
00:31:48.640 Yeah.
00:31:48.760 We like, we like emotional, emotional intelligence.
00:31:52.700 We like communication.
00:31:54.040 We like that stuff.
00:31:55.500 It's never what the men want.
00:31:57.220 No, it's almost become a dictatorship in a way because instead of it being, you know,
00:32:01.620 as a relationship should be, a negotiation of, you know, what you like, what they like
00:32:06.800 and meeting somewhere in the middle, it's, you know, the women in society have completely 1.00
00:32:10.980 taken over and it's now, you know, for lack of a better metaphor, the women have become 1.00
00:32:16.600 this great dictator who have almost oppressed the men and said, well, if you, if you want
00:32:21.260 the key, if you want us to let you out, well, then you have to have date nights, be six foot,
00:32:26.940 have all of this money.
00:32:28.340 Like, it's all of these requirements.
00:32:30.300 Oh my gosh.
00:32:31.000 Yeah.
00:32:32.080 Because a lot of these are Christian, like trad women that are coming at me right now. 1.00
00:32:35.600 I'm like, wait, let me get this straight.
00:32:37.560 You want your guy to be a traditional provider and he's got to take you on date nights all
00:32:42.840 the time.
00:32:44.700 Ladies.
00:32:45.100 It does not compute.
00:32:46.380 It does not compute.
00:32:47.580 It makes no sense.
00:32:48.500 I'm not saying never, right?
00:32:49.860 Like you were saying your parents would go on occasional date nights, but I'm like,
00:32:53.520 they said you want to do one every week.
00:32:56.020 I've heard that.
00:32:56.700 Every week.
00:32:57.600 I even think of me.
00:32:58.860 I'm like, that just seems like a lot of.
00:33:00.600 Like dating is for courting.
00:33:03.820 I feel like once you are together, you're just.
00:33:06.860 You're together.
00:33:08.340 Why?
00:33:09.020 Why?
00:33:10.500 It doesn't even make.
00:33:11.620 I can't.
00:33:12.000 You can just go around in circles on this for ages and ages and ages.
00:33:14.980 But the root of the problem is, is that modern relationships.
00:33:19.960 Don't you find it funny how we're always having to talk about what makes a relationship
00:33:23.480 work?
00:33:24.580 It's like what I spoke to you about before about projection.
00:33:26.820 The idea of someone constantly feels the need to say, I'm this, I'm this, I'm this.
00:33:30.700 Probably indicates they're not.
00:33:32.320 It's the same thing.
00:33:33.080 If you have to constantly say, this is what makes a relationship work.
00:33:35.640 But chances are relationships aren't working.
00:33:37.600 That's what I was pointing out because yesterday they were tweeting at me.
00:33:40.780 Okay.
00:33:40.980 Of course, obviously.
00:33:42.140 And these wives, this mother like tweets at me her selfie. 1.00
00:33:45.580 Right.
00:33:46.060 Obviously.
00:33:46.760 I'm like, I'm like amazing.
00:33:48.280 Another selfie.
00:33:49.420 This is exactly what I wanted today.
00:33:51.180 Like, and she goes, I am, I was a virgin on my wedding night.
00:33:56.940 I waited till I, yeah, I know.
00:33:58.980 I waited till I was married and my husband loves date night.
00:34:04.380 And he might not be the masculine man that most women on paper would pick.
00:34:09.380 But like, I picked him for this reason because he helps me with the dishes.
00:34:14.200 He did.
00:34:14.380 It was something along those lines.
00:34:15.800 That's so tragic.
00:34:16.220 And I thought to myself, I said, do you see the subtle narcissism?
00:34:19.600 Yeah.
00:34:19.860 Because the subtle, and you won't notice this until you start noticing it to the audience watching.
00:34:25.520 But you'll see it.
00:34:26.580 People that have more narcissistic tendencies will bring the attention to themselves.
00:34:30.760 Correct.
00:34:31.180 So you might be saying the key to a happy relationship is this.
00:34:35.340 This is the evidence.
00:34:36.400 This is why I think that.
00:34:37.580 Maybe anecdotally.
00:34:39.300 What the more narcissistic people will do is say, look at me and my husband.
00:34:42.820 Here's my selfie.
00:34:44.020 We are amazing and awesome.
00:34:45.440 And if I indicate, well, I'm not talking about you.
00:34:50.920 They can't compute because they operate in a narcissistic way.
00:34:54.280 Because everything's about them.
00:34:55.880 And I keep having to tweet this.
00:34:57.260 Like, I'm not talking about you, bitch. 1.00
00:34:59.000 Yeah.
00:34:59.980 Respectfully.
00:35:00.500 Like, you seem more pleasant.
00:35:02.600 A little self-involved.
00:35:03.600 Yeah, I mean, you seemed pleasant before I got the selfies.
00:35:07.500 Stop! 1.00
00:35:08.940 I know what you guys look like.
00:35:11.400 I see your profile picture.
00:35:13.780 Leave me alone.
00:35:14.960 Oh my gosh.
00:35:16.680 I'm so tired.
00:35:17.680 It's always women in their late 20s, early 30s that just want to prove to me they're still hot. 1.00
00:35:23.140 I get it.
00:35:24.460 They just want the validation so bad.
00:35:25.760 I get it.
00:35:26.520 Like, my lord, you guys are crazy.
00:35:29.400 Anyways.
00:35:30.500 So, speaking of crazy behavior, this cra-
00:35:33.920 Oh, gosh.
00:35:34.740 This is tea.
00:35:36.040 Okay.
00:35:36.320 This is tea.
00:35:37.780 Okay.
00:35:38.540 You know Candace Owens works for Ben Shapiro at The Daily Wire.
00:35:41.320 I do.
00:35:41.920 Now, we all know there's this huge conflict going on in Israel right now.
00:35:47.060 Now, me personally, I haven't really-
00:35:49.660 I don't know enough-
00:35:50.740 Like, the conflict is so confusing to me that I don't really-
00:35:53.840 I think it is to a lot of people.
00:35:54.900 Yeah, I don't really have a side, right?
00:35:56.740 I could see both points of view from what I've heard, but I don't know.
00:36:01.320 I'm not-
00:36:01.840 That conflict is very confusing.
00:36:03.880 Well, it's been-
00:36:04.480 It's a conflict that's been going on for thousands of years, so I don't think anyone really knows what to make of it.
00:36:10.660 Exactly.
00:36:11.100 There's some obvious things that we can all take from it, but there's also a lot that I don't think any of us will ever be able to understand because it's been going on for so long.
00:36:18.060 Yeah, and I've heard Candace Owens speak out about being called anti-Semitic because they're basically labeling Candace as anti-Semitic. 1.00
00:36:28.500 Now, I have a little bit of experience.
00:36:29.920 I found out yesterday the most Googled I've ever been was when I was called anti-Semitic.
00:36:36.580 No, but it's so interesting because I don't even have an opinion on that stuff.
00:36:40.500 Like, I don't even have a strong feeling one way or the other.
00:36:43.420 I could listen to someone on both sides talk, and I would understand where they were coming from as of now.
00:36:49.100 And yet I got labeled anti-Semitic.
00:36:50.860 I was like, wow, what the hell?
00:36:52.800 So, I heard Candace saying that she condemns genocide on Twitter.
00:36:56.920 I know she had a clip of her talking about how she wanted to nominate Nikki Haley for the president of Israel.
00:37:04.080 And she's sort of been poking fun at people calling everyone and everything anti-Semitic.
00:37:09.580 And we're going to go through some of these.
00:37:11.240 Now, there's a clip that came out of Ben Shapiro slamming Candace Owens for her absolutely disgraceful behavior in front of a visibly shocked audience.
00:37:20.620 Shapiro goes on to say,
00:37:21.880 Her faux sophistication on this issue is ridiculous. 0.94
00:37:24.960 Tensions rising at the daily wire.
00:37:29.560 Yes, the question is about Candace Owens.
00:37:32.200 I think her behavior during this has been disgraceful.
00:37:34.640 Without a doubt.
00:37:38.460 I can't, was that?
00:37:40.320 Yeah, and she still works for my company. 1.00
00:37:43.860 And I think she's been absolutely disgraceful.
00:37:45.740 I think that her faux sophistication on these particular issues has been ridiculous.
00:37:50.960 It's not faux sophistication.
00:37:52.240 It's ridiculous.
00:37:53.180 Everybody can see the moves that she's making and the things that she's saying.
00:37:55.820 And I find it indestructible.
00:37:57.780 What is her behavior?
00:38:00.460 What's he referring to?
00:38:01.460 So, there's a video.
00:38:03.440 Here is one example of what Candace has been saying in the recent weeks. 0.96
00:38:07.240 Owens endorses Nikki Haley for president of Israel amid collapsing support for Jewish state.
00:38:12.900 Well, I am here today to endorse Nikki Haley for president of Israel.
00:38:19.280 I think she's earned that.
00:38:20.980 I think Bibi Netanyahu is going through a very bad time right now.
00:38:24.580 Support for Israel has virtually collapsed socially.
00:38:27.260 If you're paying attention to the trends and you're paying attention to what people are watching,
00:38:31.200 you're paying attention to the protests.
00:38:32.380 And the one person that I think is capable of getting it back is Nikki Haley with enough money from foreign interest lobbies.
00:38:41.320 So, there it is, guys.
00:38:42.200 I'm endorsing Nikki Haley, president of Israel.
00:38:45.700 So, Nikki Haley is a presidential candidate in the U.S.
00:38:50.160 Okay.
00:38:50.780 She worked for the U.N. a couple of years ago.
00:38:53.140 I actually met her.
00:38:54.120 I actually met her a couple of years ago.
00:38:55.760 Really quick selfie.
00:38:57.180 I personally don't think women should really be in positions of power like that. 1.00
00:39:01.460 So, I'm not the biggest fan.
00:39:03.260 I've kind of seen her.
00:39:04.840 The little takes that I've seen of hers, I don't really like.
00:39:08.200 Like, she had one take that everyone on social media needs to have a public account. 0.91
00:39:12.280 That seems like tyranny.
00:39:14.160 I think you have.
00:39:14.840 I don't enjoy the trolls.
00:39:16.440 You guys annoy me.
00:39:17.700 But I will say you have the right to have an anonymous account with no pictures.
00:39:22.760 I'm not.
00:39:23.420 But, like, you know, that kind of goes back to how women like to micromanage, et cetera. 1.00
00:39:27.200 And I think she's had a lot of pro-war stances.
00:39:30.500 Okay.
00:39:30.700 And so, basically getting more involved in the Israel-Palestine conflict.
00:39:36.660 That's what Nikki Haley stands for.
00:39:39.180 Nikki Haley, yeah.
00:39:39.460 And so, I want to say I think she has that view of Nikki Haley because Nikki wants to get more involved.
00:39:47.400 I think Candace thinks we should stay out of it based on what I've seen.
00:39:51.540 There's three stances that I've seen.
00:39:53.380 I've seen people that are on the side of Israel that we should get involved and support Israel.
00:39:57.400 I've seen people that are on the side of Palestine that they're saying we should get involved and support Palestine.
00:40:02.680 And I've seen people that think we should just stay out of it.
00:40:06.160 Okay.
00:40:06.640 So, Owens compares the media's recent outcry over anti-Semitism to their complete silence on anti-white racism.
00:40:13.980 What makes the Jews so special?
00:40:16.100 Let's pull it up.
00:40:16.660 We had a similar thing happen here in the UK very, very recently.
00:40:19.840 Our home secretary was sacked.
00:40:21.740 She pointed out that the police in the UK were quite harsh on the British protesters.
00:40:30.080 I don't really know exactly the context of what was happening, but the police were harsh on the British protesters.
00:40:34.960 And a lot of people were saying that this Suella Braverman lady spoke for the sort of quiet majority of British people.
00:40:41.220 I don't know.
00:40:41.860 I don't know enough about her to say whether she speaks for me or not.
00:40:44.380 But what I do know is that we are seeing a lot of people talking about how come you can speak about anti-something, anti-something, but you can't talk about this.
00:40:54.760 Well, I had a song dedicated to just that.
00:40:59.280 Yeah, that backfired.
00:41:01.660 Anyways, let's pull up the video.
00:41:03.760 There are a lot of people in America that are sitting here going, okay, well, can you answer why Jews are so special?
00:41:09.240 Because as white people in this country, on university campuses, we are being taught that we are not allowed to have a voice.
00:41:14.880 We have had to endure exactly what you're talking about, BLM. 0.94
00:41:17.880 We've endured much worse than you have because it's in the actual textbooks.
00:41:21.000 We are being told that we are systematically racist, that we are born wrong because of the color of our skin.
00:41:25.660 And if we say anything, we'll lose everything.
00:41:27.800 This is the typical experience on white campuses. 0.88
00:41:30.120 So people, this is not whataboutism.
00:41:31.620 This is like actually what we have been fighting for years.
00:41:34.700 So it sort of arrived, as I think for a lot of Americans, a surprise when they're saying, well, now that it's about Israel, which is something that's overseas, we need to hand these university professors, we need to do something about this issue.
00:41:47.880 Why weren't we trying to correct course on this issue?
00:41:50.100 Why weren't donors pulling their funding out of these universities?
00:41:53.040 Why weren't these same things being said for these last, I would say, eight years of rampant BLM, white man can't do anything right, actively being taught in the classrooms?
00:42:04.120 So there are people that are asking that question.
00:42:06.400 Now, what I have said is that explicit calls for genocide, which was stunning to me to see that in Congress, are completely wrong.
00:42:13.800 It is frankly crazy.
00:42:15.540 I have not weighed in on the IDF's response in the same way that I have consistently said through every war, Ukraine and Russia, I don't want to be involved.
00:42:23.180 I have said I don't want to be involved in Israel and Palestine, all these conflicts. 0.99
00:42:27.980 My consistency seems to offend people, right?
00:42:30.540 But I haven't made a single tweet or a single comment on IDF's response in Palestine.
00:42:35.100 I haven't said a single thing about that.
00:42:36.520 I have said it is always sad when a child dies.
00:42:39.260 And the lack of humanity that I have seen from both sides has been very troubling for me.
00:42:43.580 But to say that I have to weigh in and suddenly wave an Israeli flag and say things that, you know, because you decide that you get to use my platform because it's personal to you, how is that fair to people?
00:42:58.440 How is that fair? And then to then go a step further and to suggest that it might be anti-Semitic, which is basically silence is violence, is a leftist tactic, to me feels very extreme.
00:43:10.340 This is not about a geographical, geopolitical dispute between Israel and Palestine.
00:43:14.760 This is about an ideological mission to rid the world of Israel and the Jews. 1.00
00:43:19.360 That's what I think people misunderstand.
00:43:20.600 Yeah, well, Jews live very comfortably in the United States of America, so they're not going to be, I mean, you know, obviously Jews. 1.00
00:43:27.840 They lived comfortably in Germany before World War, before Germany, too.
00:43:31.580 They did.
00:43:33.020 Doctors, lawyers, intellectuals.
00:43:34.700 I really struggle when people start using, you know, things that have happened in the past that are abhorrent, like slavery, to say that, like, if this doesn't happen, then slavery is going to be back.
00:43:44.140 Or if this doesn't happen, then it's going to be the Holocaust, too. 0.90
00:43:46.180 I think there's a lot more meaningful chatter and discussion that we can have.
00:43:49.320 We don't have to resort to that kind of, you know.
00:43:51.360 History repeats itself if you forget it, you know.
00:43:53.480 You have to be conscious, and Jews especially. 1.00
00:43:55.280 Unfortunately, I'm a grandchild of all four of my grandparents are Holocaust survivors.
00:43:59.440 So what do you look at the Holocaust survivors and the Jewish people in New York City that are protesting on behalf of Palestine?
00:44:05.800 That's a great question.
00:44:09.180 Yeah, I think that there's a very strange, bizarre, I mean, it's the same people that you would condemn as the people of the white people who bowed down to BLM protesters who hate themselves and feel a certain sense of guilt.
00:44:21.380 They feel a certain sense of, I think, a lot of the ideologies on the woke left, to the extent that things are good and prosperous and virtuous, they condemn as bad.
00:44:29.900 And the things that are broken morally and depraved, they see as good.
00:44:33.440 This is the lens by which the far left views things.
00:44:36.580 And I think these Jews that happen to be politically far left and maybe are not that connected to their Judaism or are culturally, maybe culturally Jewish, but don't have a strong Jewish upbringing.
00:44:45.020 Not to say that politics and being a Jew go hand in hand with the same political identity.
00:44:49.280 But my point is, just like those the white people who in mass were bowing down and feeling guilty about themselves simply for being white or people who feel guilty for being successful or the anti-capitalists who say anyone who has something is necessarily bad.
00:45:04.160 Some people buy into that sort of masochism of hating themselves to gain favor with people who want their destruction.
00:45:11.420 It's really sick.
00:45:12.200 So would you say that in order to be a Christian, you have to, a Catholic, you have to support the Vatican?
00:45:18.700 Like you can't be a Jewish person that doesn't, just doesn't support the state of Israel.
00:45:23.180 Is that what you're implying?
00:45:23.960 Yeah, because I have Jewish friends that are pro-Israel and I have Jewish friends that say that they just do not support Zionism at all and that they think that the creation of the Israel state is something that is political and has nothing to do with actually the Jewish faith at all.
00:45:38.080 And so I listen to both of those sides.
00:45:39.780 I try to hear both of those voices.
00:45:41.380 And I don't think having a different perspective makes any person less Jewish.
00:45:45.120 And I think it's been problematic to hear, and this is not you, this isn't a Christian toward you, when they say, well, to even have that perspective makes you not Jewish because it's so reminiscent for me of me saying I'm a black conservative.
00:45:55.100 And they say, well, even to be a black Republican, it's, you know.
00:45:58.440 Of course.
00:45:59.480 So I didn't see anything anti-Semitic or hateful.
00:46:03.000 Is that what they're saying is anti-Semitic?
00:46:05.200 I mean, I don't know what Ben Shapiro is referring to as this terrible behavior.
00:46:10.700 Because to me, it's her exploring the idea.
00:46:12.760 Because she doesn't sound like she's saying she's an expert on the topic.
00:46:16.360 She doesn't sound like she's even really taking a side.
00:46:21.160 She kind of seems similar to me where we're both like, I don't know what to make of it, so let me learn about it.
00:46:27.340 And maybe she's a little bit more like, she probably is a little bit, like knows a little bit more.
00:46:33.240 But I'm like, I didn't even see her go hard one way or the other.
00:46:37.420 Some of Owen's recent likes.
00:46:39.960 Okay, let's see.
00:46:40.680 Oh, she liked this one.
00:47:01.760 That said, I don't know, frankly, who should control Gaza, when or if Hamas is wiped out.
00:47:07.020 But I do know it can't be Benjamin Matanyahi.
00:47:11.720 Thank you.
00:47:13.640 Pierce Morgan criticizes the Israeli prime minister's plans to occupy Gaza after the bombing is done.
00:47:21.080 One must wonder if Ben Shapiro feels similarly about Matt Walsh, who has been similarly outspoken about Israel-first Zionists. 0.70
00:47:30.220 Following the GOP primaries debate last week, he said Republicans' allegiance to Israel is a mental sickness.
00:47:36.040 This is not how people talk about their own countries.
00:47:40.140 This is a uniquely modern American phenomenon.
00:47:45.300 It's like a sickness, a mental sickness, where some of our leaders, or would-be leaders, profess greater admiration and love for and pride in foreign countries than their own.
00:47:57.220 Matt Walsh slammed Nikki Haley for contradicting herself in last week's debate.
00:48:05.180 Haley demands that the U.S. help Israel, but just moments later claims that Israel doesn't need the U.S. at all.
00:48:10.660 Funny enough, this seems to echo a similar contradiction from Shapiro last month.
00:48:15.440 Israel doesn't need us. 0.99
00:48:17.300 We need them.
00:48:19.540 If that's true, then how can you say that in one breath, and then in the next breath, tell us that it is imperative for the United States to help Israel?
00:48:29.100 I thought you said they don't need us.
00:48:31.320 They don't need us at all.
00:48:32.160 We could not exist, according to you, and it would make a difference.
00:48:35.720 You cannot say both of those things.
00:48:37.500 You cannot say they desperately need us, and also they don't need us.
00:48:40.660 You really expect us to believe that America benefits more from its alliance than Israel benefits from that same alliance?
00:48:50.260 That is nonsense.
00:48:52.460 No, Israel greatly benefits from America. 0.53
00:48:56.280 They say that I want America to fight wars for Israel. 0.80
00:48:58.520 Nope. Nope.
00:48:59.760 First of all, Israel can take care of herself. 0.55
00:49:02.340 If Israel is forced to the wall, the possibility of nuclear exchange is extremely high.
00:49:06.880 That is why it is very important that the United States provide the material aid to Israel, and that they also dissuade Hezbollah from... 0.98
00:49:14.880 Wow.
00:49:17.120 There is a lot going on at the Daily Wire.
00:49:20.440 Can you imagine if this was a network?
00:49:23.080 So you have all four people, like, tweeting about each other.
00:49:27.720 And now...
00:49:29.520 Oh...
00:49:30.880 Are they...
00:49:31.580 Do you think they're going to fire Owens?
00:49:33.240 No.
00:49:33.900 You don't think so?
00:49:34.940 No.
00:49:35.660 I think they will.
00:49:36.880 I think she'll either leave or they'll fire her. 1.00
00:49:39.480 I think she will leave.
00:49:41.420 She'll leave. 0.98
00:49:42.780 Leave. 0.99
00:49:43.480 But they'll...
00:49:44.060 Oh, like, publicly she'll leave.
00:49:46.120 But really, she got fired.
00:49:47.920 I don't think Walsh will leave, though.
00:49:50.140 How have Walsh and Owens not been fired from the Daily Liar yet?
00:49:55.420 Guys, come and join the Audacity Network.
00:49:57.880 Guys, guys, look at...
00:49:59.080 I heard Candace's husbands from England.
00:50:02.040 I mean, we're right...
00:50:04.200 Candace, look at...
00:50:05.500 This desk right here is free.
00:50:08.380 Like, we have a slot for you.
00:50:10.180 Look.
00:50:12.680 Okay, Matt and Candace are about to get sacked.
00:50:15.000 Yeah, Matt, look at...
00:50:15.800 We're in the UK.
00:50:17.380 Look at...
00:50:17.680 I know we had our...
00:50:18.520 The weather's not great, but, you know, we...
00:50:20.540 The weather's quite bad.
00:50:21.740 Big Ben, London Eye.
00:50:23.080 Yeah, look at...
00:50:23.700 Look at...
00:50:24.700 Ben's about to have a mass firing.
00:50:27.940 It's got to be interesting having...
00:50:30.520 I understand you need to be somewhat ideologically aligned if you're going to be part of the same
00:50:35.760 network, but it kind of begs the question of what can you differ on and what can't you?
00:50:41.360 Yeah.
00:50:42.000 Because that's such...
00:50:43.400 That's got to be such a big and, like, personal issue to Ben Shapiro that I am surprised they,
00:50:48.620 like, worked for him to begin with because that seems to be, like, a core issue of who he is.
00:50:54.800 Yeah.
00:50:55.400 So I'm actually surprised he had them at all.
00:50:58.240 Hmm.
00:50:59.280 Well, maybe because it...
00:51:00.580 When they joined...
00:51:01.760 It wasn't that big at the time.
00:51:03.000 No.
00:51:03.560 So now things are coming to the forefront.
00:51:05.960 Emotions are playing probably a bigger part and things are coming a bit more evident to
00:51:10.180 people how they feel about certain things.
00:51:12.320 And therefore, maybe it's revealing certain ideologies and things that they have.
00:51:16.920 I don't think it was disgraceful behavior, though.
00:51:19.520 I did not see anything from Candace that was absolutely disgraceful behavior.
00:51:24.440 I think it's a...
00:51:26.360 To me, what comes to mind for me is, in the book 1984, the idea of thought police.
00:51:34.940 And unfortunately, I'm seeing this pattern in the media across all sources right now.
00:51:43.100 If you ask questions, you're automatically given a label of disgraceful.
00:51:52.100 Why?
00:51:52.820 I can't...
00:51:53.300 Sorry.
00:51:56.400 See how careful we're having to be.
00:51:58.660 No, I know.
00:51:59.480 And that's the thing.
00:52:01.160 And it's like, then it makes you question what...
00:52:03.480 And then it's like, when you have thought police, and you are prohibiting people from
00:52:08.140 asking questions, because what I have seen from Candace, with my own eyes and ears, this
00:52:13.000 is all I've seen with this dispute, I have come to the conclusion that she was not acting
00:52:17.980 disgracefully.
00:52:18.720 In fact, she was acting curiously.
00:52:21.560 And perhaps in certain areas, when she was referring to the anti-whiteness, she was playing
00:52:25.080 the devil's advocate.
00:52:26.360 Now, her intentions, we can't know.
00:52:28.200 We're not inside Candace's head.
00:52:29.540 No one is.
00:52:30.020 So we can't infer what we think she's doing.
00:52:32.540 But what I do think Ben Shapiro is doing, in his statement that he made, is inferring
00:52:38.560 that he knows Candace's intentions.
00:52:40.340 And I've seen this pattern in every single conversation on this conflict.
00:52:45.200 I do see the same pattern, where people label you something for asking questions.
00:52:51.080 And that begs the question, why can't we ask questions?
00:52:54.740 Because society collapses when we stop talking to each other, when we stop asking questions.
00:52:59.560 Well, and I think it makes it worse, because it makes one side seem suspicious, because
00:53:05.420 nobody can say anything to them.
00:53:08.280 And so people that are in the middle are kind of like, what's going on?
00:53:11.500 I don't know what to think.
00:53:12.300 But, you know, I don't wish that they break up.
00:53:15.840 I think Matt Walsh will stay.
00:53:17.800 I think Candace Owens will leave. 1.00
00:53:19.980 I think she'll either quit or they'll fire her. 1.00
00:53:22.480 She'll be the scapegoat, won't she?
00:53:22.860 Yeah.
00:53:23.020 Last story of the day.
00:53:27.120 This video is so funny.
00:53:28.540 I just had to show you.
00:53:30.420 I want to show you a woman robbing. 1.00
00:53:32.420 Like, this is the worst robbery I have ever seen in my life.
00:53:37.160 Less light in the mood.
00:53:39.500 Okay.
00:53:40.700 I've been seeing this trend of women becoming more and more masculinized in the last 10 years. 1.00
00:53:45.880 What?
00:53:46.140 Yeah, obviously, you know.
00:53:48.220 And now women wanted to be men, so they're being men. 0.99
00:53:52.180 And they're deciding they want to try to commit crimes that typically require the strength that men have.
00:53:59.160 There was a video of a woman robbing a man at knife point.
00:54:03.460 And this was the worst robbing.
00:54:05.520 Come here, let's pull the video. 1.00
00:54:08.520 I'm sorry.
00:54:08.980 You're on the air.
00:54:09.880 You're on the air.
00:54:10.520 You're on the air.
00:54:11.300 You're on the air.
00:54:11.580 You're on the air.
00:54:12.420 Okay.
00:54:13.480 You're on the air.
00:54:14.180 All right.
00:54:15.020 You're on the air.
00:54:15.540 Okay.
00:54:16.600 Okay.
00:54:17.120 Open the door.
00:54:17.820 Okay.
00:54:20.220 Here we go.
00:54:24.960 All of it.
00:54:26.180 All right.
00:54:31.780 All of it.
00:54:32.440 Where else is it?
00:54:33.120 That's it.
00:54:33.900 Where else is it?
00:54:34.700 That's it.
00:54:35.800 That's it.
00:54:36.780 Open the safe.
00:54:37.780 I can't do it.
00:54:38.520 Open the safe.
00:54:39.240 Look at it.
00:54:39.640 Do you do it?
00:54:40.140 Open the safe.
00:54:40.820 I can't open it.
00:54:41.740 Open the safe.
00:54:42.360 I can't do it.
00:54:43.100 Open the safe.
00:54:44.100 I said, I can't open the safe.
00:54:45.460 Open the safe.
00:54:46.400 I don't have a key.
00:54:47.400 Open the safe.
00:54:48.180 I'm only working.
00:54:49.260 Open the safe.
00:54:50.120 It's my boss.
00:54:50.840 You want to be calling my boss?
00:54:51.800 Open the safe.
00:54:52.680 I can't do it.
00:54:53.360 Open the safe.
00:54:54.240 I said, I can't do it.
00:54:55.160 Open the safe.
00:54:55.780 I said, I can't do it.
00:54:56.700 I said, I can't do it.
00:54:56.740 I said, I can't do it.
00:55:09.120 I can't do it.
00:55:09.680 She set down the knife.
00:55:11.960 Like, that is the worst robbery I have ever seen in my life.
00:55:16.060 How do you...
00:55:17.040 If he wasn't older...
00:55:19.040 This only works because he was older.
00:55:21.360 Any other dude probably would have picked up the knife and been like, what are you going
00:55:24.220 to do now?
00:55:24.700 Yeah.
00:55:25.080 And he probably...
00:55:26.300 He's just working.
00:55:27.280 He's like, I'm not risking my life.
00:55:28.420 I don't get paid enough for this shit.
00:55:30.540 He's like, here, take the money and go.
00:55:33.340 But I'm like, this chick drops the knife. 1.00
00:55:36.880 I'm like, ladies, this is embarrassing.
00:55:40.580 This is really embarrassing.
00:55:41.620 This is really embarrassing.
00:55:42.860 I mean, obviously, this is terrible.
00:55:45.360 Obviously, this is a terrible thing to do.
00:55:47.740 But I felt like I could have taken the knife out of her hand.
00:55:51.260 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:55:51.720 You know what I mean?
00:55:52.500 Like, she just pushed it down.
00:55:55.720 So the comment says he was probably like, I'm not doing anything for $8.15 an hour.
00:56:00.740 Let her have her money. 1.00
00:56:02.320 100%.
00:56:02.720 I would do exactly what he did because if I did act on what I should have done, I would
00:56:07.680 probably go to jail in this society now.
00:56:09.880 That is such an important point in all of this.
00:56:11.660 I didn't even think that.
00:56:13.040 Really?
00:56:13.480 I didn't think about it either.
00:56:15.180 Honestly, that's so important in all of this.
00:56:17.140 If he had done anything because he's a bloke.
00:56:19.660 Yeah, like I covered that guy in New York that the woman was getting robbed.
00:56:23.540 He pulls out a gun.
00:56:24.360 Not only did he get arrested, the woman testified that she wished he didn't pull out a gun.
00:56:31.820 Bitch! 1.00
00:56:32.720 I know, I know.
00:56:36.020 Why would he protect his boss's earnings though?
00:56:38.560 Yeah, he was like, $8.15 an hour, I'm not doing this.
00:56:40.980 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:56:41.360 But if this was the owner, that woman would have gotten killed. 0.92
00:56:44.440 Yeah.
00:56:44.940 Or at least taken the knife.
00:56:47.320 She put it down.
00:56:48.320 I couldn't even believe my eyes.
00:56:49.800 I was looking at it like, is he going to grab it?
00:56:53.080 I think that point about if he did, it could have so easily been turned on him is very important.
00:56:58.660 So I actually do think he did the right thing in terms of today's court systems.
00:57:02.880 Yeah, he's alive.
00:57:03.860 She wouldn't have done anything anyway.
00:57:06.900 She wouldn't have.
00:57:07.420 You can tell in the video.
00:57:08.380 She wasn't prepared to do anything.
00:57:10.020 Yeah.
00:57:10.920 That's why she put it down.
00:57:11.980 She wasn't going to do anything.
00:57:14.160 Don't forget, she's like, open the safe, open the safe, open the safe.
00:57:18.200 And then she was just like, nah, he's not going to open it.
00:57:21.020 I'll just take this and go.
00:57:22.340 I gotta go.
00:57:22.860 She wasn't going to do anything.
00:57:23.780 She didn't go in there to hurt anyone, you can tell.
00:57:25.960 Yeah.
00:57:26.460 It was just a, let me make myself look big and scary.
00:57:29.480 She just looks pathetic.
00:57:30.880 Embarrassing.
00:57:31.300 It's really embarrassing.
00:57:32.220 Really embarrassing.
00:57:33.320 But guys, let me know what you think in the comments.
00:57:35.600 As you guys know, every video I read the top comment from last video.
00:57:40.080 Last video's top comment was, your journey as a creator and your growth are both impressive.
00:57:45.440 Thank you, Maria, your nice friend.
00:57:47.480 I do think this might be a spam account.
00:57:50.480 Well, I do, I do think this might be spam.
00:57:53.060 But, you know, thank you anyways, Maria.
00:57:55.240 Kind words anyway.
00:57:56.020 Yeah, thank you.
00:57:56.760 I'll take it.
00:57:57.840 Guys, like the video.
00:57:59.920 And make sure you like your favorite.
00:58:01.480 Comment below and get yourself a Women Shouldn't Vote t-shirt. 1.00
00:58:03.680 We're closing sales on those probably this week.
00:58:06.940 So get yourself one.
00:58:08.380 And I will talk to you guys next time.
00:58:11.280 That was a nice.
00:58:12.120 That is the biggest amount of bollocks I've ever had in my life.
00:58:14.980 That was a way meaner thing, guys.
00:58:16.560 Way meaner.