Paul Joseph Watson and Dennis Prager join us to talk about the Mother of All Bombs dropped on ISIS in Afghanistan, and the new vagina museum being built in Poland. Plus, we talk about why we should have a vagina museum.
00:04:20.000We have Paul Joseph Watson and Dennis Prager, so we're going to skip along and get to them.
00:04:24.000I know many of you were excited, had some questions for them.
00:04:27.000Before we get to news about the mother of all bombs dropped on ISIS in Afghanistan, and we're going to talk about North Korea because they're acting up.
00:05:52.000And I understand this, you know, women, these feminists, I get it that some of them, they want to have a big, giant vagina for them because they do have a complex.
00:06:01.000At a certain point, it does have to be tough because the best at everything in history, almost always as a man, the best soldiers are men, the best doctors, the best surgeons, the best scientists, the best chefs, the best women, apparently.
00:06:17.000You were better at being you than you!
00:09:03.000I think you do, and I don't think there's going to be a lot of collateral damage out there.
00:09:06.000Here's something, though, that does worry me.
00:09:08.000You know, we've been talking about, for those who missed it on Monday's show...
00:09:12.000We went through the entire timeline with Syria, with Assad, with the Russians, who backed who, how the conflict started, how the rebels, how ISIS was created, when the red lines were drawn by Barack Obama, when he went back on the red lines and claimed he never drew the red lines.
00:09:27.000So on Monday, we did this pretty in-depth, I think, 20-plus minutes on just Syria and how it was created.
00:09:33.000I'm not saying I'm the first to do it, but a lot of people emailed us and said, hey, you know, that was helpful.
00:09:36.000I didn't really have a firm grip on what's been going on there, and this gives me a little bit of a foundation.
00:09:41.000So go and watch Monday's show, those who are Mug Club members.
00:09:44.000But we want to do the same today with North Korea because a lot of people aren't super aware of what's happening with North Korea.
00:09:52.000There are rumors that they could be testing some nukes on Saturday because it's an anniversary of some kind.
00:12:01.000Nearly every time these tests have been conducted or they've launched off rockets or missiles, the reprimanding that has taken place has been the UN wagging their finger and putting in sanctions and then doing nothing.
00:12:51.000And then in 2016, 2017, now this is where we have more tests, they claim to be able to mount nukes to missiles, and they claim that they will attack the U.S. mainland.
00:13:02.000So I get that it's kind of funny, because a lot of people think, well, they don't have the capabilities.
00:13:16.000So you can see that there is a progression there, which I find troubling.
00:13:19.000And I don't think they can hit the US mainland.
00:13:21.000A lot of experts, intel experts are saying that's the case, but it is kind of guesswork because North Korea is a security state and we don't have any intel there on the ground.
00:13:30.000But we do know at the very least they could mess some stuff up for South Koreans, who are a great ally.
00:13:36.000And this would be something I'd keep my eye on.
00:13:39.000This would be something I would keep my eye on because them acting up could create a lot of instability.
00:13:43.000But you were talking about how you don't think they will, Gerald, because it's very different with China, this go-around.
00:13:48.000Yeah, they've kind of run out of friends in that neighborhood.
00:17:09.000And even if you pin any Muslim down, they will try to point to an example of their holiest prophet, terrorism be upon him, Muhammad, that he didn't really beat his six-year-old wife that badly.
00:17:21.000He said, He struck me—this is Aisha writing—he struck me on the chest, which caused me pain, and then said, Do you think that Allah and his apostle would deal unjustly with you?
00:17:34.000So, by the way, for those who are saying, well, that's one verse taken out of context, what I would like you to do is take your Quran or Hadith and open it up to what is commonly referred to as a page.
00:17:50.000First off, before I move on, Gerald, because you've taught a lot about this, is this an extremist group that's outside of, we know Muhammad did this, but how common has it been historically in Islam to beat your wives?
00:18:00.000It's very common, and I think if you have the time, watch before and after that clip that we showed, because before they're like, you can sternly warn her, and if she doesn't come around, you can deny her sex, essentially.
00:18:38.000Again, for example, out there, and I know people just say you sound hypocritical because, oh, let's worry about our own country, but this is being uploaded to Facebook as a justification for Islam, as a justification to beat their wives.
00:18:52.000I'm not saying you have to go in and start an organization in every Middle Eastern country.
00:18:56.000I'm not saying, feminists, you have to start up an organization in Iran or start up an organization in Palestine.
00:19:01.000What I'm saying is when they even come into your own backyard and post a video encouraging and teaching people how men can beat their wives according to their religion, where's Breonna Wu?
00:19:56.000Don't look to the Muslim who's in your college class who goes with you to the bar because they're basically a secularized Muslim.
00:20:01.000Look wherever Muslims congregate and create power.
00:20:05.000Look at any Muslim country throughout history.
00:20:07.000Look at anywhere Muslims either become a majority or wherever Muslims even have a small portion of that country where they become a majority, as you see in the UK, as you see in France, as you see in Sweden.
00:20:21.000Even when you point back to the great advances made under the Ottoman Empire, even when you point back and you try and claim that they created the modern numerical system, which is debatable considering the influence from the Greeks.
00:20:30.000Even when you go back and try and claim all of these great things that was invented under Muslim society, guess what?
00:20:35.000Their wives were still getting the hell beaten out of them and it was okay.
00:21:28.000Like, if we say something, we're sexist, or if we act as though we don't want to see these films, it was Atomic Blonde now is the latest one with Charlize Theron.
00:21:35.000You can see here that the trailer number two was released where she beats every single man in an unrealistic fashion.
00:21:42.000And everyone tries to act like, oh, yeah, see, women can be badass, too.
00:22:13.000I feel like there was a meeting that I wasn't there for where we're all supposed to act as though, in the right circumstance, women can be as tough as men.
00:22:19.000You should have to go to the right Japanese guy hidden in the mountains of some crazy mountain.
00:22:23.000And that guy will teach you the tricks to kick ass everywhere you go.
00:22:27.000No, what you have to do is you have to run and stand in front of her and count to three before you actually do anything and let her hit you.
00:22:34.000I know I'm going to get flack for this because Courtney got a bunch of flack when she wrote this article.
00:22:39.000Okay, let me show you two clips here that I watched.
00:22:42.000The truth is, I know that films are supposed to suspend reality, but not when the filmmakers go out and say, this shows that women can be badass.
00:22:48.000This shows that women can be just as tough as guys.
00:24:33.000Again, I noticed twice we see Charlize Theron defying the laws of physics because she's a strong woman.
00:24:39.000Two times she front kicks a guy and he goes flying.
00:24:41.000Now I want to clarify, it's possible to send someone flying with a...
00:24:46.000Push kick or a stomp kick, but to do that you need to be going forward to gain leverage.
00:24:50.000So we are going to allow Jarrett, again, stronger than a woman, surprising I know, he beat Courtney in the arm wrestling match, we are going to allow him the opportunity to front kick me to the chest as hard as humanly possible, as many times as possible, and I will stand, I won't take a staggered stance to see if he can kick me back.
00:25:06.000Okay, so Jarrett, face me, lift one leg up for a second, now Edward the sound guy, come back here, go back to back to make sure he's straight.
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00:31:27.000There was the big revolt within the military.
00:31:30.000We don't want to be al-Qaeda's air force.
00:31:32.000So I can't suddenly just turn around and do a complete 180 and say, now that Trump's doing it, it's perfectly fine and I support it.
00:31:39.000Which is, a lot of people weren't in that position after this big fallout over the past two weeks because their whole shtick is they support Donald Trump and that's their only pivot point.
00:31:59.000If he does something that Hillary Clinton literally called for hours before it happened, in the case of the airstrike on Syria, they can't get out of that bind because their entire short-lived internet career over the past, what, 18 months since, you know, the Trump phenomenon arose to prominence is based on supporting Trump and nothing else.
00:32:39.000Even if I don't necessarily, or some people in this room don't necessarily agree with your position on Syria, they agree with the position of consistency.
00:32:46.000And I will say, you know, that happened with the alt-right, right?
00:32:52.000It was a witch hunt for anyone who didn't support Donald Trump.
00:32:54.000I think a lot of people thought you might be in that camp.
00:32:59.000I know that you weren't, but some people might have falsely thought that.
00:33:02.000Because the alt-right was, I remember even at one point, I was like, well, you know what?
00:33:04.000I actually think Ted Cruz is probably more conservative.
00:33:37.000But aside from people who have talked about Syria for six years, Michael Savage, Ann Coulter, Stefan Molyneux, you know, Rush Limbaugh to a certain extent, all these people have got huge audiences.
00:33:48.000They immediately came out and said, this is a ridiculous idea.
00:34:09.000So for him to then to turn around and do exactly that, let's not forget that this air base that they supposedly bombed, and, you know, some reports say, oh, we wiped out 20% of their air force.
00:34:20.000Some reports say half of the missiles didn't even hit.
00:34:23.000This airbase was about an hour away from a Christian town in northern Hamar that is being besieged by ISIS every single day.
00:34:33.000And that airbase was used to defend this town against ISIS. So whether it's being taken out or not, if it's not, you know, we have the reports it was up and running a couple of days later.
00:34:42.000Other reports said it had been taken out.
00:34:44.000Those Christians in that town were put directly at risk.
00:34:48.000That normally wouldn't fly with, quote, "conservative Trump supporters," many of whom are pro-life, many of whom are Christians themselves.
00:34:56.000But again, that wasn't factored into the equation.
00:35:01.000A top MIT professor has come out today and said the evidence clearly suggests to him this ordinance, this munition was not dropped from the air, that it was exploded on the You had the white helmets who were aligned with the jihadist rebels going in there, some of them without gloves, without masks, touching these victims.
00:35:30.000And it later came out, Seymour Hersh said that they mishandled chemical weapons, and that's what set off that explosion.
00:35:37.000So it's not tinfoil hattery conspiracy theory land to suggest that it might be a false flag, given that all the motivation for pulling it off lies with the rebels.
00:35:48.000That's not completely- Well, here would be my question there, then.
00:36:37.000They're just as reliable as these unnamed sources that we're suddenly told to trust, whereas before when Trump was a Russian agent, they were all lying, but now we have to trust them.
00:36:46.000But his sources told him that— Yes, at least that went away.
00:36:59.000But Robert Perry came out and said that his source said that there was a drone with these chemical weapons on that came from a Saudi-Israeli base in Jordan and that they were responsible.
00:38:11.000As you've talked about being consistent here, do you find it grating that a lot of people who are in this always support Trump cam no matter what, no matter what, no matter what, everything good that happens is Donald Trump?
00:38:21.000And everything bad that happens is Jared Kushner or Ivanka.
00:38:24.000Have you noticed that's kind of the new thing?
00:38:25.000It's like, well, this really, I know Donald didn't want to do it, but this is Kushner.
00:39:40.000To be honest, I don't think he's had a very good week.
00:39:42.000I think he's had a rough couple of weeks.
00:39:44.000So let me ask you about this first, and then we'll go back to the Syria deal.
00:39:48.000How do you feel about this just obviously happened today, the big the mother of all bombs dropped in Afghanistan, you know, since that's on ISIS? Do you have a different view on that?
00:39:59.000Definitely, unless it comes out that it killed like 200 civilians.
00:40:03.000But we also had the incident where they bombed, I think it was the Kurds who were fighting ISIS in a different area of Syria.
00:40:10.000That killed 18 troops who were supposedly on our side.
00:40:14.000But, you know, in this instance, I'm glad that Trump is dropping bombs on ISIS. And not dropping leaflets like Obama did.
00:40:22.000You remember that report back a few years ago where they had the trucks with the ISIS allies driving the oil, transporting the oil.
00:40:30.000And like two hours before, they would drop a leaflet saying, excuse me, this bomb that's coming in two hours might cause environmental damage.
00:40:38.000And of course, they all got out of the area and no one died.
00:40:41.000So I'm glad that he's dropping bombs and not leaflets.
00:41:15.000So disregarding kind of what's more stable for the Middle East, what should the United States do?
00:41:20.000Because you don't sound like a complete non-interventionist.
00:41:22.000Do you just think that Syria is not somewhere we should be involved in?
00:41:26.000Be gone out of there like Acme Coyote leaving a trail of puff of smoke?
00:41:31.000I think we should help them fight ISIS and get the hell out of there.
00:41:34.000I mean, look at what happened in Libya.
00:41:36.000I mean, I did a poll on Twitter, which is, you know, half haters, half supporters at this point, with Trump saying, if you support the intervention in Libya, did you also support Obama's intervention and toppling of Gaddafi?
00:41:49.000And it was like 25% said they supported both.
00:41:53.000So there's still a complete inconsistency there.
00:41:56.000But no, I think we should support ISIS, support Assad rather.
00:42:01.000That soundbite's going to be taken out of context.
00:42:03.000This man says we should support ISIS. Sean Spicer said that they plan to destabilize Syria like three days in a row.
00:43:32.000We don't know because we have no intel there because it's a security state.
00:43:35.000But if they keep acting up and they keep talking about, you know, taking out a lot of people, not only the United States, but at the very least, they could do South Korea and some military bases.
00:43:45.000It's an interesting question because I know you're more in the school of Rand Paul with that.
00:43:49.000At what point does the United States get involved with a spot like North Korea who's becoming more of a thorn in the side of the free world?
00:43:57.000Well, as far as I understand it, he doesn't yet have the capability to strike the U.S. I mean, if he was literally shooting up missiles, which they can still shoot down at this point as far as I understand it, then yeah, it's a very different situation.
00:44:10.000What most people don't take into account is if There was an attack on a North Korean nuclear reactor or even just shooting down one of their ballistic missiles.
00:44:19.000They would probably start something with South Korea.
00:44:23.000I mean, they sunk a South Korean ship, what, back in 2010 and killed like 50 people.
00:44:35.000But I mean, he probably will just go into South Korea and it will start a conflict that will kill millions of people.
00:44:42.000I mean, that's what most of the experts say.
00:44:45.000So I think you need to be very careful about it.
00:44:47.000The good news is that China's come out and seems to be, you know, more accommodating of doing something about it themselves.
00:44:55.000They've turned back the, I think it was the coal that they were taking from North Korea.
00:44:59.000So But, I mean, it's a difficult situation.
00:45:01.000It's very different from Syria because you have a population where it is almost, to make that comparison, it is almost Hitler, Nazi Germany-like.
00:45:45.000Although, you know, Assad is a dictator and a strongman, the absolute torture and terror that's going on in North Korea...
00:45:51.000I would support an uprising from the North Korean people, but it's never going to happen because they're completely brainwashed and they're starved.
00:45:59.000They spend all the money on the military.
00:46:01.000They spend a lot of it on Kim Jong himself.
00:46:04.000He doesn't look like he's missed a meal in a while.
00:49:27.000I made one of your videos over there and I believe it was about democratic socialism and was surprised as to how well it did because it's generally not a super entertaining topic, the democratic socialism.
00:49:49.000And I think a lot of people out there, a lot of younger people now know who you are.
00:49:52.000I think they don't necessarily know, though, that you are almost single-handedly responsible for really introducing a lot of people like Christine Hoff Summers to the more conservative sphere.
00:50:02.000You know, Prager University was a big platform for her.
00:50:05.000I know you've worked with Adam Carolla.
00:50:07.000So you've managed to bridge some of those divides that a lot of sort of cable news talking heads or AM radio hosts just haven't.
00:50:14.000And I'll tell you from my perspective as a longtime listener, I've always loved that you do like the male-female hours, one that I really like, the ultimate issues hour.
00:50:22.000Explain to people who don't know, think of AM radio as all Republican and Democrat politics, but you're one of the only hosts I can think of who gets into, listen, you need to fundamentally think about issue A, B, and C to know where you line up.
00:52:12.000But if you don't believe people are basically good, then you say, well, wait a minute, you're responsible, not society.
00:52:20.000And that's the difference in a nutshell, You can almost trace every difference between conservative and liberal views just to that question.
00:52:29.000That's why Ultimate Issues Hour is so big.
00:52:32.000And, you know, we talk about that a lot on this show where we go macro on a lot of topics.
00:52:36.000For example, we were just talking yesterday about how capitalism, free enterprise, similar to your fundamental question, but we were discussing economics earlier.
00:52:44.000A free enterprise can only work under a system where people are optimistic.
00:52:48.000Communism can only work under pessimism and greed.
00:52:51.000I mean, this idea that if you're greedy in a capitalist system, great.
00:52:55.000You still have to do something for it, right?
00:52:57.000And that question, too, are people fundamentally good or bad?
00:53:00.000That also goes back to, gosh, I have not had enough to drink to discuss this.
00:53:04.000Back to spirituality and obviously kind of how people are created and whose image.
00:53:09.000Let me ask you about this because during the election too, obviously you had to discuss politics, but you talked about how, and ultimately you supported Donald Trump against Hillary, as I think everyone did, but you talked about how it was concerning that it seemed as though he often hadn't really considered some of these fundamental issues.
00:54:42.000The left is a greater, ultimately, is a more lethal threat to the West than ISIS is.
00:54:50.000You know, I think a lot of people would agree with you.
00:54:52.000And, you know, something, too, I remember back when Perez Hilton, there was the Miss America scandal, and you went on CNN to debate Perez, not debate, but talk with Perez Hilton about, was it Cary Prejean who mentioned marriage?
00:55:06.000And I remember watching you on CNN with Perez Hilton and you were so thoughtful and you were so articulate and Perez Hilton just kind of screeched.
00:55:13.000And ever back then, you know, the reaction was split among people my age.
00:55:17.000Oh, yeah, I think Perez Hilton really got the better of him.
00:55:20.000But today that's fundamentally shifted where I've noticed millennials are actually listening to what people have to say.
00:55:26.000And I think a big reason why you've actually become really popular in a lot of our circles, for example, extending the male female hour.
00:55:34.000That's become such a cancer to young men that someone who speaks honestly about, you know, biological sexual differences is almost—you're almost a trailblazer now.
00:58:28.000The average viewer is a 28-year-old male.
00:58:30.000And since you work with Prager University, we've noticed a huge shift in the last, I'd say, two years, where things that we would say at one point, even Bernie Sanders is a great example.
00:58:39.000Pre-election, anything critical of Bernie Sanders, like democratic socialism, we would still be excoriated online.
00:58:47.000After the election, since Bernie Sanders has tipped his hand and he's trans this and Black Lives Matter that and 1% this, we've seen those older videos skyrocket in views and people like it versus dislike with Bernie Sanders.
00:58:59.000In the last six months, there's been a shift.
00:59:02.000Do you think a big part of that is President Trump sort of breaking down the ideas of political correctness or do you just think it's a symptom of culture at large more where they're tired of it?
00:59:31.000If you're a black and you think every white is out to screw you, how can you be happy?
00:59:39.000If you're a Jew and you think every non-Jew is a latent anti-Semite, how are you going to be happy?
00:59:44.000If you're a woman and you think every man is a misogynist, how are you going to be happy?
00:59:50.000But if you have a more realistic view of mankind, and in America in particular, where in fact the vast majority of whites only want blacks to do well, the vast majority of men love women, don't hate women, The vast majority of non-Jews, I can tell you as a Jew, who has written a major book on anti-Semitism, that in all of the 4,000 years of Jewish history, Jews have lived the best in the United States of America.
01:00:18.000Most honored, most respected, least anti-Semitism.
01:00:22.000But this stuff now about this anti-Semitism that came in with Trump, it was all a lie.
01:00:28.000The calls into Jewish community centers, You know, hundreds of Jewish community senators got calls.
01:00:59.000I am very touched, really, I am, that you, you know, I have great respect for you, that you have taken a lot of this stuff so seriously.
01:01:08.000That's my, I've written a book on happiness, I do this show every week for 18 years now, every week.
01:01:15.000But that's the biggest theme of mine, that happiness is a moral obligation and not just a psychological or emotional state.
01:01:26.000I owe it to everyone in my life, my wife, my kids, my parents, my colleagues at work, the guy in the elevator next to me, the guy sitting next to me on an airplane, I owe to every one of them to have a cheerful demeanor.
01:01:54.000That and we're putting the porn lock on your laptop.
01:01:56.000That is a really rough conversation with a 14-year-old.
01:02:00.000But how do you, if some people say, well, first off, I think that comes from a biblical perspective, right, of love, that love is an action.
01:02:09.000What do you say when young people say, well, what if I'm just having a really rough go and they legitimately are, you know, they've been dealt a bad hand and they're miserable?
01:02:18.000How do they, quote unquote, act, you know, happy?
01:02:22.000Uh, the, if I said to them, I have a lot of answers.
01:02:26.000One, if I said to them, I'll tell you what, no matter how lousy it is, if I gave you a thousand dollars a day to act cheerful, you think you could do it?
01:03:06.000That was really a tough thing for me in the stand-up community because there's this idea of, oh, I'm this miserable, conflicted comic, and I'm addicted to mescaline, and I'm on my eighth wife, and oh, but I'm so conflicted it's because I'm an intellectual.
01:03:19.000And we're just like, no, you're just kind of an ass.
01:03:22.000At a certain point, you're just a jerk.
01:04:47.000We always say the joke is it's the kind of crazy that has Freud rolling over in his grave looking for a cabinet saying, I don't even know if we have to file this.
01:04:55.000These people are absolutely out of their mind.
01:07:21.000I mean, he was against what's going on in the Middle East before Donald Trump, and he's still against it, even though he runs in the same circles of people who sit at the throne of Lord Trump.
01:07:30.000And I think I'm split on what Donald...
01:07:37.000His emotional sort of reactionary approach to foreign policy, bad.
01:07:42.000I don't necessarily know that I'm entirely against the Syria strike.
01:07:46.000Gerald made some convincing arguments earlier this week, but I do think it's remarkably inconsistent with what he said he thought about Syria.
01:07:55.000But he talked about that, and he talked about how it was amazing, these people who are just cheerleaders for Donald Trump no matter what.
01:08:01.000And then we spoke with Dennis Prager, who talked about the Ultimate Issues Hour.
01:08:05.000And he brought up a fundamental question, you know, do you believe that people are ultimately all good or do you believe that people are ultimately all bad or at least capable of bad, capable of evil?
01:08:15.000And I think you see that with Paul Joseph Watson.
01:08:17.000You see that in the first stuff before the election with Trump, and you certainly see it in an era post-Trump.
01:08:23.000If you don't just take time out of your day, and I wasn't just kissing rear there for Dennis Prager.
01:08:29.000A big part in shaping my worldview, Dennis Prager, Thomas Sowell, John Stossel, funnily enough, because I was a kid and I watched when I was really young, 2020, and I read his biography really, really young and learned about him being a libertarian.
01:08:54.000I remember Laura Ingram, early on Glenn Beck, and I think Dennis Prager, and Bill O'Reilly used to have a radio show.
01:08:59.000But the point is, we didn't have kind of the talking head echo chamber that you have here in the United States.
01:09:05.000In some ways, that's created a different point of view, I think, for myself.
01:09:09.000And I think even for people like Not Gay Jared, who wasn't really super politically oriented before this program.
01:09:15.000And as Dennis Prager was saying, my views were shaped by having conversations at the dinner table and every day just sitting, and I hate to use the word meditate because it sounds like tantric, you know, yogi, new age, where people are like, I meditate and find my center.
01:09:29.000But meditate on an idea that day or a thought or try and figure out what do I believe with this issue.
01:09:34.000And if you don't do that, and if you don't, I mean, quite literally take time out of every day, pick a fundamental issue, pick the issue of life, pick the issue of national security, pick the issue of constitutionalism, pick a serious, pick the issue of gender fluidity, or, you know, versus masculine and feminine sort of complementarianism.
01:09:59.000Pick an issue, pick five-point Calvinism, but every day, pick one, and just...
01:10:07.000The Socratic method that we talked about, it's unbelievably useful.
01:10:10.000Just continually ask questions, because if you don't ask questions in your downtime to yourself about these issues, you're going to be asking them publicly, because you're not going to know.
01:10:18.000It doesn't mean you need to know everything about every issue, but it means that you need to know what you think about that issue.
01:10:25.000You need to know what worldview you have, what values you have.
01:10:29.000And if you don't, you end up with what Paul Joseph Watson was talking about, the cult of personality.
01:10:34.000And the danger with a cult of personality, sometimes it can be a good person, but sometimes it can be a horrible person.
01:10:40.000And the worst case scenario, sometimes it can be a good person who turns into a bad person.
01:11:29.000Because if you look at each issue individually, you will find that you consistently line up with either one side of the political or cultural spectrum more than the other.
01:11:39.000That's why most people say, well, I'm a classical liberal, but I feel myself leaning more towards the right wing now.
01:11:45.000The very fact that you feel the need to issue a caveat means that you know you've aligned consistently with one side.
01:11:51.000And that's because, whether you want to acknowledge it or not, you have a worldview.