Jihadi Bond is back, and he's got a message for you: it's time to get a grip on your phone, because you're about to be on the receiving end of one of the most powerful men in the world.
00:01:28.000You really think that YouTube, with all its power, with all its featured content, with all its young turks, they cannot take care of your merry band of friends?
00:01:38.000What happens when your precious mug club is banned, or worse, demonetized?
00:01:51.000YouTube merely provides, shall we say, the platform to grow Mug Club as YouTube continues its jihad on free speech, effectively using its own power against itself.
00:02:00.000As users continue to join Mug Club, YouTube is no longer needed to reach one's user base.
00:02:06.000It is suicide, jihadi Bond, with YouTube's finger on the trigger.
00:07:11.000It's like, if you're against deporting illegal aliens who are committing felonies, we're not going to find common ground on the Anchor Baby issue.
00:07:20.000So this, of course, this event, the police brutality, apparently, quote-unquote, has led to protests in San Francisco, protests, riot signs, where they ultimately coined the new slogan, hands up, let me stab you repeatedly.
00:07:32.000is and the first arrival paramedics were actually reported as saying that it was really a gruesome scene There was blood everywhere.
00:07:44.000It took a long time to get it out of their clothes, but they finally did it.
00:07:48.000Still no luck in removing the smell of Subway.
00:08:41.000Stephen Colbert made a joke, we'll talk about this with Klavan later on, where he referred to Trump's mouth, sorry, cock holster for Vladimir Putin.
00:08:49.000By the way, I think it's kind of a funny word.
00:08:53.000I don't tend to get outraged, but I didn't, you know, they were talking about a boycott with Colbert.
00:08:58.000I didn't see any genuine conservatives who I knew calling for a boycott.
00:09:02.000It seems like a little bit of a strawman alert because I see people saying, oh, if you have a problem with Colbert's lewd comments on this but had no problem with Trump's lewd comments about, you know, you're highly inconsistent.
00:09:13.000I'm like, I don't think that's the argument.
00:09:15.000I think everyone jumping on hashtag, if they're conservative, they're like, I already kind of hated Colbert.
00:11:08.000Now, there was a meme in Making the Rounds, an alt-right sort of meme that went around this one, where it talked about an episode of Bill Nye in the 90s, and it said, gender is determined by your chromosomes.
00:11:37.000Now, we didn't run it on the site because...
00:11:40.000All of the leftist news sites, and we tend to read leftist news sites more to check our sources because we want to know what the left is saying.
00:11:47.000They said that it was completely fake.
00:11:49.000So places like Gizmodo and the fact-checking website said this is entirely fake.
00:13:21.000Now, usually, if Gizmodo and if these sites PolitiFact, if they had written, listen, this meme is going around, it's a false quote, Bill Nye did not say this.
00:13:28.000However, in the episode that was retroactively edited to omit this clip, they did say that gender was determined by chromosomes and highly implied that gender was binary.
00:13:41.000If they'd have written that, it would have been honest.
00:13:43.000Now, we've written, for example, about global warming, about scientists from NASA who said we're going into a global cooling period.
00:13:48.000And in the articles and on this show, we say, now, by the way, these same scientists say, but totally don't worry, you guys, because global warming is going to occur after those 50 years.
00:13:59.000These real news sites calling out fake news sites, turns out we're in cahoots, we're in on the gag of this show being retroactively edited.
00:14:09.000Do you have any idea how insanely dangerous that is?
00:14:12.000And something even scarier, you want to talk about Orwellian, people...
00:14:18.000Google has recently issued their guidelines.
00:14:22.000They said their algorithms are going to favor real news over fake news and they've actually named some of the sites that ran this story claiming that people on the right were fake news.
00:14:31.000So if you look at their descriptions, sites like ours, which I encourage you to bookmark, glottowithcrowder.com, would be considered fake news.
00:14:37.000Gizmodo, PolitiFact, Snopes would be considered real news.
00:14:39.000By the way, also university publications, like Berkeley today, who are hosting actual communists teaching courses, well, sorry, giving seminars on how to eradicate Trump voters from campus.
00:14:51.000They banned Milo, they banned Ann Coulter, but they're hosting communists.
00:14:56.000And Gizmodo does this, and Google's going to favor them as real news.
00:15:02.000Something else that I think is even crazy, okay?
00:18:15.000What this waiver allows, and what has to occur, is the state has to prove that premiums or costs have gone up a significant amount so the state can apply for a waiver which allows the state to allow insurance There's a new mic.
00:18:45.000Trumpcare eviscerates essential health benefits such as maternity care, Prescription drugs, emergency recovery, prenatal care, and guts protection for Americans with pre-existing medical conditions.
00:19:01.000As bad as Trumpcare was the first time around, you know, it was dead.
00:20:42.000By the way, there have always been high-risk health insurance pools for that.
00:20:45.000But they don't care about the people who foot the bill.
00:20:48.000It's not that we don't care about sick people.
00:20:50.000It's that we care about the other Americans who have seen over a 20% year-over-year rise, projected to be at least 25% in 2017 as far as premiums.
00:21:05.000It's that we care about the families who are now seeing an average deductible of $12,000, $6,000 for an individual which was unearthed before this.
00:21:12.000It's not that we don't care about sick people.
00:21:14.000It's that we care about everybody else who has to bear this burden.
00:21:17.000The economics of Obamacare have been horrible.
00:22:07.000I've never thought it was a valid analogy, the car insurance analogy, but let's use it here since they've liked to use this for so long, the car insurance analogy.
00:22:53.000Two fender benders, one spin-out, two roadside ditch rolls, one of which I don't remember because I was hammered and I hit a pregnant woman.
00:25:28.000It's weird when you think of like the hundreds of thousands of people who are going to be And if you just put them in a room, it would make you really nervous.
00:26:28.000But not with gel and all that stuff, and a blow dryer never did that.
00:26:32.000But one day, I could have fixed my hair, and I grabbed some gel, and I put gel in it, and already I thought that was a completely loose thing to do, but I'm doing it, and I go...
00:26:42.000So I'm grabbing a blow dryer, and I don't click the thing on, and I'm looking at myself in the mirror with a purple blow dryer, and I go...
00:27:25.000But you have the head that can pull it off.
00:27:26.000You know, some people who do it, they just look like an escaped mental patient who just climbed down a rope of bedsheets and, you know, ran out after suffocating their roommate with a pillow.
00:27:32.000I was pulled from the womb with forceps, so I have this cone head.
00:27:40.000Okay, so boss, listen, everyone knows you from fighting and commentary, but if they follow your Twitter, they know that you're a pretty sharp guy.
00:27:49.000So I remember I assumed everyone who I knew, raised in Montreal, like from Holland, were just super hippies who just wanted to smoke pot all the time.
00:27:55.000There was a picture of you, I think when you became an American citizen, you probably don't remember this, at the Lincoln Memorial, giving the finger, and it said, like, this is for the terrorists.
00:28:17.000I remember because it was a big chair that I saw somewhere, I believe in Santa Barbara, and behind that big chair was a wall, and it was a paint, an American flag, the entire wall.
00:28:26.000And the chair was huge, and I go, I gotta make a picture here.
00:28:29.000So I put on a crazy suit, like a 70s suit, and jump in the chair, and I'm sitting there flipping off, and it says freedom of speech, and then it goes, F terrorists.
00:28:38.000Okay, so I was thinking of Lincoln Memorial, but you were the Lincoln.
00:30:36.000Actually, every Canadian I've ever known, from, like, school and everything, the first thing they do, they get here, they go to visit, you know, New York City, then they find someone to marry so they can stay here.
00:30:43.000Almost every single person I've ever known from college, that's what they do.
00:31:19.000I believe that if you live in a country, you know, you should become a citizen.
00:31:23.000I mean, and live by the rules of this country.
00:31:25.000This is a very important thing, too, because in Holland, you know, sometimes people from other countries come in, they commit horrible crimes, and then in court they're going to go, yeah, but you know what?
00:31:32.000In their country, it's an offense if you look at the law of the country.
00:32:04.000Did you always think this way or did you have kind of, you know, they call it like red pill, moment of clarity, being in the United States and enjoying some freedoms?
00:33:03.000But we see the American movies with the Dutch subtitles, so it's much easier for us to understand.
00:33:08.000And then once you start learning all the lines, when you watch movies like Scarface and, you know, You think the F-bomb gets dropped everywhere all the time here on the street as well, so when I came here...
00:33:37.000And the reason, this is one of the reasons that the Japanese all the way back didn't attack the mainland was because they knew they were going to have a way, every citizen is on it.
00:35:03.000So if somebody's going to pull something out, I think you should be prepared for that, at least at home and everywhere.
00:35:08.000You know, it's a dangerous thing out there.
00:35:10.000If I will be a normal person, I can understand, you know, maybe, you know, I won't be as much, but, you know, as being a fighter, yes, they're never going to fight you without a weapon.
00:35:19.000So if something breaks out, they recognize me, it's going to be big, probably.
00:35:24.000And I've talked, you know, with a lot of fighters, like, listen, the last thing, A, that, what you just said, they're not going to try and fight you fairly.
00:35:31.000And B, it's a lawsuit waiting to happen.
00:35:34.000Because if I'm a fighter, it's national headlines.
00:35:36.000But even that's just, you know, you read the message boards, and you see that attack from sort of the American left today, you know, like, well, the gun is just for, you're so insecure, you cling to your gun.
00:35:44.000They did it on a train one time without a gun.
00:36:16.000Once every so many people, there are really bad apples in between.
00:36:19.000And if they come, I'd rather be prepared.
00:36:21.000And if you say, there's this great line in True Romance with Christian Slater, one of my favorite movies.
00:36:26.000And he says, the one thing I realized over the last week is it's better to have a gun and don't need it than to need a gun and don't have it.
00:36:43.000Boss Ritten would find this funny, where we went, I think you went to get your gun class.
00:36:47.000Guy knew everything about gun, firearm instruction, but then he's also like, by the way, I also teach martial arts, and he's like a 6th Don Black Belt and Heikikai Jiu-Jitsu-do made-up thing.
00:36:56.000You're like, listen, buddy, you're certified to give me gun training, but I don't think the guy with the pot belly and the homemade belt is necessarily who I want teaching hand-to-hand combat.
00:38:09.000Just Dutch, yeah, Dutch, and then at the border where I used to live, it's the Belgian, Flemish, German, you know, a lot of people from that area, the lower part of Holland speak German as well.
00:38:18.000Also known as Freaky Deaky Dutch, I learned.
00:38:29.000It's not what people, here we're used to a German accent, you know, and then when you think Dutch, people would assume it sounds more like Sven Computer, but it sounds more French-Canadian to me.
00:38:56.000Also, when I came here and all the Dutch and people saying it was cheap, my first party that I went to from a guy says, hey, when you want to come to the party, I come to the party, buy a present.
00:44:07.000Now, at the set, there was also the world-renowned Father Ripperger, who's an exorcist, straight with the Vatican, who does the worst cases.
00:44:15.000And, of course, that was the Navy SEAL 6 team member for me under the priest, that guy.
00:44:25.000Now, you have to understand, I had a run-in with a ghost.
00:44:27.000in my house and a bad spirit and that's why also for me it's easier to correlate because people are making that up no no no it's not making up if it happens 25 times you know it's really it was really heavy it's really pushed me in the bed really it was really attacking me until the final day I just at three o'clock in the middle of the night you know you want to do the opposite of what Jesus passed away at three so three o'clock at night they say is the most activity and that's where I went under the spot We're always where it appeared and I just challenged
00:44:57.000it for an hour and it stopped after us.
00:45:00.000We saw the curtains, we saw somebody running through the curtains, my entire family, curtains flying up to the ceiling, not like somebody to the ceiling.
00:45:08.000I was 100% certain there was somebody in the house.
00:45:11.000I ran to the other side, but nobody was in the house.
00:45:14.000Everything was locked, doors were locked, windows were locked, and even if the windows were open, I mean the carpet, it flew up against the ceiling.
00:45:21.000There was a lot of activity, and I heard about these near-death experience, people who go away and who see other things in the room next door, who know exactly in the next door what the people were saying there.
00:45:52.000We've got a good person to let that go up.
00:45:54.000We have some listeners coming to Red Boss Root and they're like coming from the Joe Rogan podcast or saying, I haven't smoked enough pot yet for this conversation.
00:47:41.000I'm in a group called Athletes for Care.
00:47:43.000It's all about help athletes, professional athletes, because I'm talking with a lot of other football players who are on that board as well.
00:47:51.000Everybody go, you know, the Vicodins, the pain pills, It's such an ugly drug.
00:51:00.000We've been providing more free content than ever, and the free content is generating less revenue than ever because of, like we talked about, Google's algorithms and fake news.
00:51:11.000And the only way we can continue to do this and create an alliance with more people and grow, right now we're doing a daily show, Not Good Jared, when you join Monk Club, you get his show with Courtney on Fridays, Morning Grinders.
00:51:21.000But the only way we can grow truly for Unpluggers and create a whole network, and right now we have a dozen people employed just under the ladder with Crowder Umbrella, is if you join.
00:51:30.000That money, ironically, supports all the free content.
00:51:49.000The difference with CRTV, why they're so great with what we do with Mug Club, is because, listen, yeah, you want to, behind the paywall, we can talk about a lot of things.
00:51:56.000It's more conversational because we know you guys.
00:52:04.000But it's so important to still reach new people.
00:52:08.000I mean, today it may sound silly, but you're going to see hundreds of thousands of people, millions upon millions of people each month hearing new things, whether it's about the health care mandate.
00:52:17.000If it's as simple as someone saying, I had no idea that the Affordable Care Act increased premiums.
00:52:21.000It could be something as simple as someone saying, I had no idea that chromosomes had anything to do with gender.
00:52:25.000People are learning new things all the time.
00:52:29.000That's the mission, is to inform and hopefully educate people.
00:52:32.000But the only way to do that is through the premium content.
00:52:36.000The premium content, the paid content, is what allows the free content to bring more people into our camp and change the political cultural landscape of the country.
00:53:38.000And he just recently spoke at, well, Andrew Klavan's show, obviously at Daily Wire, good friends at Daily Wire, just recently spoke at Oberlin College there, right, Andrew Klavan?
00:54:06.000But I will say that normally I'm invited to speak in front of conservatives.
00:54:11.000And it didn't really even occur to me until the last minute that I was walking onto the most liberal, one of the most liberal colleges in the country, and that people might be upset to have me there.
00:54:21.000But I still have this kind of innocence of thinking like, oh, but I'm such a nice fellow.
00:54:31.000There's a scene in the novel War and Peace where this young Russian soldier sees the French charging over the hill and he says, they want to kill me.
00:55:47.000The First World War, see, the thing is, you know, I lived overseas for a long time.
00:55:51.000The First World War wiped out a generation of men.
00:55:53.000So over there, you know, in Europe, it's huge in the same way like every little village in America has a Civil War monument on the East Coast.
00:56:02.000Every, every tiny village lost like, you know, a thousand guys in World War I. When I was there, I read, seriously, this is absolutely true, I read at least 20 books about World War I. And when it was over, when I was finished, I still didn't know why it had started.
00:58:51.000It is mean to tell a guy with a problem that his problem is society instead of, you know, his mind.
00:58:58.000You know, nothing that society does for this guy is going to make him any happier.
00:59:03.000And to tell him that if he can just get everyone to agree that he's a woman, poof, he'll be a woman, you know, I mean, ain't going to happen.
01:00:47.000No, this is where the black kids, you know, you leave college, you grow up in a place where everybody you know is black or Italian or Irish or Jewish or whatever.
01:00:55.000You leave college, you're supposed to meet all these different people and realize, oh, I hate these people.
01:01:02.000And instead, they've got these kids hiding away in their little black dorm.
01:01:05.000I mean, Martin Luther King would roll over in his grave.
01:01:08.000Seriously, I was thinking people in my generation walked unarmed into the teeth of guns and clubs and dogs to get you out of this situation.
01:01:18.000And you're so scared of being slighted, you going back in.
01:02:05.000Again, if you read HuffPo, Salon, AOL, any of these mainstream websites, and we're not just talking about leftist websites either, just any site that's not right-wing, it's as though there's this unwritten agreement, like, oh yeah, she, yeah.
01:02:18.000I couldn't find out who it was, even on campus reform, a conservative site, this 300-pound person with orange hair, said, I'm a woman, you better respect, they described this person as transgender.
01:02:28.000I swear to you, we had a 20-minute roundtable where we're going, well, hold on a second.
01:02:32.000It looks like a man, but saying he's a woman is kind of like just lack of any muscle tissue, so fat.
01:03:02.000That's a person who probably needs some help, you know, and, like, telling him that his world is terrible because you're in it.
01:03:09.000You know, the world is a little more terrible because you're in it, but, I mean, his particular world Right, I know.
01:03:25.000I'm gonna teach you to have no integrity.
01:03:27.000I'm glad you've come to Oberlin, because when you come here, we're gonna teach you to have no integrity, lie to get ahead, and that's the life lesson we give you.
01:03:35.000- Right, I know. - It's like, Thank you so much.
01:04:12.000I mean, the left has this whole thing about...
01:04:14.000That somehow speaking the truth is unvirtuous.
01:04:18.000They have this whole idea that it's really so much better to say he's a woman because why would you hurt his feelings?
01:04:24.000And you go like, well, the truth actually matters.
01:04:26.000You know, the truth kind of sets it free and establishes, you know, we can all talk about the truth because we agree what it is.
01:04:31.000But they actually think that the reality will change because they describe it differently.
01:04:36.000If you describe this guy as a woman, somehow he'll be healthier of mind and happy and that's going to take away the fact that inside his mind he's going, I'm in hell!
01:05:03.000And it is sad because we have people like Blair White on and Theron Meyer and people who are transgender who openly talk about this.
01:05:08.000And I've talked about it as someone who actually has, you know, struggled with, we've talked about like mental health issues with ADHD, which manifested as like severe depression at one point.
01:05:14.000They thought all kinds of things were wrong with me as a kid.
01:05:16.000Well, imagine if they just said, oh, you know what?
01:09:19.000I mean, is there nobody that they can find who at least would tow a different line so that people could change channels and say, oh, that's a funny pro-Trump joke?
01:09:28.000I mean, it's all got to be the same thing?
01:09:30.000You know, and we got so much flack, too.
01:09:32.000I think a lot of the right, they claim they want it, but they don't really want it because, you know, we do this show and it was just, listen, it's comedic gold.
01:09:39.000It was nothing but jokes about Bill O'Reilly groping his interns.
01:09:41.000And the thing is, it was so great for me because I had to stay silent this whole time and I knew he did it!
01:10:20.000Whereas the right is like, yeah, bring on the comedy.
01:10:22.000And then when they get something that bothers them, they have an issue with it.
01:10:25.000And I just think it's just harder to sort of get the right on one page.
01:10:28.000I think it's It's clickbait for leftists.
01:10:30.000I think clickbait, just like it was pro-Trump, pro-Trump, pro-Trump for all the right-wing websites leading up to the election all the way through the primaries, I think it's just cheap comedy.
01:10:40.000They know that, look at Colbert's ratings.
01:10:50.000And what happens is it's a vicious circle because as they lose their right-wing audience, their only audience they can get is left-wing, so they just have to double down and keep bringing them in or else they run out of audience.
01:11:02.000And, you know, Maureen Dowd, bless her heart, has actually spoken about this.
01:11:05.000She said, my audience does not want to read, during the election, she said, my audience does not want to read bad things about Hillary Clinton.
01:11:11.000And Dowd has always been very honest about the Clintons.
01:11:13.000She's one of the few people on the left who actually went after them.
01:11:16.000And she said, you know, they do not want to hear it.
01:11:19.000So you open the New York Times now, a former newspaper, you know, and it is like, I mean, it is like, it's like walking into a room of, you know, women after they've seen a mouse, you know, like fashion women.
01:11:32.000It is like people jumping on chairs, screaming.
01:11:49.000I mean, I've been looking into how much it would cost to actually have a cuckoo clock where instead of the pirate running out chasing the beer maid, it's Bill O'Reilly chasing his EP. I had a cuckoo!
01:12:51.000As a matter of fact, I have evidence to the opposite.
01:12:52.000When he used to do his freedom tours, he was very careful, just from an intelligence standpoint, to not be alone with women who weren't his wife.
01:13:08.000But the difference is, Bill O'Reilly did it.
01:13:09.000I think, you know, and I can just say from what I've constantly heard walking the halls at Fox, you know, it was just an assumed truth, and several names that were outed.
01:13:18.000One of them I knew was a friend of mine, and I had heard this before, so it didn't come to me as a surprise.
01:13:23.000It doesn't mean that everyone is guilty, and I hate that they're going to try and do this as a headshot by proxy to everyone else.
01:13:31.000When I first went to Fox, I think it was to be on the Gutfeld show, and I said to Greg, you know, this is like bizarro high school because it's all the nerdy guys with the most beautiful women on earth, you know?
01:13:42.000And so it's like the opposite of high school where the nerdy guys never got anywhere near those women.
01:14:04.000I've had the worst recall today, but I remember what I was going to talk about.
01:14:08.000You were talking about these kids on Oberlin College.
01:14:09.000First thing I do is I say, hey, Google, good morning, and it gives me the news of the day and the temperature, and I have this little Google Home thing.
01:14:15.000But I make sure it's not listening when I unplug it.
01:20:14.000And this is, they're inextricably tied, the modern, the progressive left, and the self-esteem movement.
01:20:19.000You are not going to find any conservatives, any right-wingers, any libertarians saying, you shouldn't be able to use a red pen in a test because that hurts somebody's feelings.
01:20:27.000Maybe some kind of alt-right populist, but no.
01:20:30.000Conservatism is about rugged individualism.
01:20:32.000It is about taking responsibility for your own actions.
01:20:46.000Yet, as we saw today, they don't believe that you can accomplish anything.
01:20:50.000We talked about that earlier in the week, how there are kind of ties between masculinity and limited government and constitutionalism and femininity, the feelings and liberalism, where, you know, men don't tend to get as jealous as women do.
01:21:03.000Tend to be more inspired by other successful people.
01:21:52.000Because even if I have just a bad day where I feel like, man, I really phoned it in today, I don't sleep as well.
01:21:57.000I sleep so much better knowing, hey, I worked my butt off today to accomplish something.
01:22:02.000And I can't imagine going my whole life feeling like I phoned it in, but I patted myself on the back when I got home at night and said, hey, I deserve this beer because I'm going to rest well.
01:22:19.000A good way for a wife to get a husband in a fight, I know this, and I know it with my dad, with any man I know, or a partner, is if you feel as though you've come up short, and then to say, oh, I'm sure you did great.
01:24:14.000Without us, don't you feel good about yourself?
01:24:18.000There's nothing wrong with femininity either, but isn't it funny how, at least this is purely anecdotal, but all the really super far-left social justice warrior type of friends in my life, people I know, all of them have strands of femininity that they present.
01:24:32.000The way they carry themselves out, they are the cat men.
01:24:36.000They are, and it's like, there are some weird parallels there between, and there's nothing wrong with femininity when it's a woman, and marriage works great, and you can make it, it could be a beautiful thing.
01:24:45.000Again, because consoling is important, especially that balance with kids.
01:24:59.000But it's not great when creating a society.
01:25:02.000And this self-esteem movement, the big irony to me is that it tells you you can't accomplish anything.
01:25:07.000And boy, gee golly, shouldn't you feel great about it?
01:25:10.000And I think that if you believe that and if you vote for the people who tell you that you can't accomplish anything, to me, again, voting is just like voting with your dollar when you go and you decide to buy something.
01:25:20.000In that voting booth, it's like today's modern sacrificing a ram.
01:26:29.000Because it could hurt someone's self-esteem.
01:26:30.000We don't believe that people are capable of handling any criticism or any opposing viewpoint, which is largely why Patrick Moore, atmospheric science, sorry, PhD in ecology, his debate requests go completely unanswered from the left.
01:26:42.000There's a reason that we believe in a form of voices.
01:26:44.000There's a reason that we believe in a form of open debate.
01:26:48.000Most conservatives tend to have good self-esteem.
01:26:50.000And they're okay accepting win, lose, or draw.
01:26:52.000In my experience, the people I hang out with, the Andrew Klavans, the Ben Shapiros, the people in this room, we don't expect to win every time, but we expect to be given a chance at bat.
01:27:01.000The progressive left wants you to start at third base and tell you that you've deserved it.
01:27:07.000And you know that you didn't even bunt.
01:27:11.000And that is something that is incredibly corrosive.
01:27:13.000I'm really glad to see people rejecting it, but I do want you to think about it as you move on in your week and think about other people in your lives, other people who sit there and talk about self-esteem or who might be far leftists.
01:27:23.000And anytime a conversation comes up and you see this sort of congruent through line of someone else needs to fix this, I don't believe in myself, this could offend somebody, bring it in on the self-esteem movement.
01:27:35.000Well, you must really believe that these people have no self-esteem.
01:27:38.000Well, if you think someone's going to kill their self because of a Bill Nye video, you really don't think a lot of the transgender community.
01:27:47.000If you don't believe that you can purchase health insurance at your age, which might cost you about $120 a month, you must really think that you can't provide.
01:27:57.000You must really have no faith in your abilities.
01:27:59.000I mean, you have a college degree, but you're demanding that the government set some arbitrary, artificial minimum wage that's going to cause hyperinflation because you simply don't believe that you can move up in the workplace?
01:28:13.000It all comes down to people not believing in themselves and telling everyone else that they should believe in themselves and reach for the stars.
01:28:55.000We want to encourage people to get out of these situations.
01:28:57.000To provide someone with a life of comfort, but with no ambition, under the guise of, hey, you should feel good about yourself no matter what, is to rob someone of, like what not KJR was talking about, is to rob someone of the most basic and the greatest joys that life has to offer.