Ben Shapiro and Alex Epstein join me to discuss a variety of topics, including the latest in the James Comey scandal, a Texas bill that could keep transgenders out of high school sports, and a man who has been deported 15 times for the same crime.
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00:04:01.000Who wouldn't have boys setting girls track meet records or winning wrestling meets or this?
00:04:08.000It could be a chemical bomb and that music makes it funny.
00:04:28.000That's Fallon Fox, male to female transgender who beats the hell out of women in a cage for a living.
00:04:32.000And this goes back to, I mean, it's one of those things where, again, because we read leftist websites all the time, I sit there and I just read the outrage.
00:04:39.000And I first read their outrage until I see what the bill is about.
00:04:42.000And it's more so targeting steroids, but because of hormone replacement therapy, which is really bad for people, it also would include that.
00:08:32.000I don't know if these people weren't officially Black Lives Matter, I don't think, so I don't want to misrepresent them, but obviously of that ilk, how many times have we heard Black Lives Matter talk about wanting to start a conversation?
00:09:04.000And do you realize that these kids from urban areas, from more poor areas of the United States, they stand to benefit the most from school choice, from attaching the voucher directly to the student?
00:10:07.000The reason I said in my earlier note that this was not a genuine threat is that we learned from the author's confession that the note was fabricated.
00:10:16.000So in other words, the reason I said it wasn't...
00:10:36.000I don't exactly know how this works, but here to clear it up for us, I guess, is our on-the-ground Black Lives Matter college correspondent, Desmond Black.
00:10:43.000Desmond, tell us what's going on out there.
00:11:34.000Okay, well, see, that seems to me like your problem is with your minor.
00:11:39.000Desmond, I certainly don't want to lump everybody in because we've had black guests on this show from the left and right who are able to make sound arguments, and I don't think that you represent all of Black Lives Matter, but it seems that you personally, Desmond, Are a piece of...
00:12:36.000I'm on college campus and our professors always talk about right-wing extremists.
00:12:39.000They always talk about how conservatives are extreme and how, you know, some of them say they used to be conservative and the right-wing left them.
00:12:46.000Particularly in the age of Trump, right-wingers are accused of being too extreme.
00:12:49.000And they've said, can you help us make the case that that's not true?
00:13:28.000By the way, right-wing extremists who've actually bombed abortion clinics when they bring that out, you could count on both hands how many times that's actually happened.
00:14:10.000The main fight from the right is, at this point, we don't want to pay for somebody else's abortion, and we want to curb them at this point.
00:14:19.000Let's contrast that with the left, whose policy is taxpayer-funded abortion on demand, no questions asked, period.
00:14:26.000Their recent presidential candidate, Hillary Clinton, by the way, didn't specify, only in the first trimester, a couple weeks, she believes that the unborn in the United States, basically up until the head leaves the birth canal, have no constitutional rights, period.
00:14:40.000I want to ask you about some comments that you made over the weekend on Meet the Press regarding abortion.
00:16:34.000Okay, is it more extreme to want to lower the corporate tax rate or allow people to keep more of what they've earned than Hillary Clinton wanting to raise the estate tax, the death tax, to 65%?
00:16:49.000It's more extreme to believe that you should be able to keep more of what you earn.
00:16:54.000It's more extreme for people like us, the extreme right-wingers, to believe that we should be competitive with the rest of the industrialized world with our corporate tax rates than it is to want to tax somebody more than half on an already tax!
00:18:12.000This is the one where we're accused of being extreme all the time.
00:18:15.000Again, this is for kids who are in college when they talk about right-wing extremists.
00:18:18.000Let's check all the boxes and you can send me your tweets at S. Crowder.
00:18:21.000Most of us on the right, I think most people in this room accept the concept of climate change.
00:18:26.000I think most of us, if you look at the polls, accept that humans might be a contributing, significant contributing factor.
00:18:32.000Now, we're called extremists or science deniers simply if we don't believe that it's an imminent catastrophe that only the federal government can fix, the same people who run your post office.
00:18:46.000We're extreme science deniers if we say, you know what, climate change might be happening, humans might be contributing, but I don't think the EPA can fix it.
00:18:54.000Well, let's contrast that with the left, who, they believe in carbon taxes, putting entire industries out of work, proposing the punishment Of climate skeptics, says Bernie Sanders and non-scientist guy-in-chief Bill Nye.
00:19:06.000Don't we have his quote from Bernie Sanders?
00:19:17.000I don't think the federal government can solve the problem of SUVs and cow farts, but it's not extreme to be right in line with the policy that led to babies being drowned in Chinese bathtubs.
00:19:33.000I just, again, I know I'm probably out of touch.
00:19:35.000I don't see the extremism on the right.
00:19:57.000D.C. case, where liberals like Justice Stevens argued that actually private citizens have no right to own a firearm whatsoever, even if the purposes are lawful.
00:20:08.000It's extreme for us to say the Second Amendment allows private citizens to have firearms, but it's not extreme for Justice Stevens to have actually said that there is no common law right to self-defense.
00:20:19.000It's extreme for me to want to carry, if I'm not a criminal, we all support background checks.
00:20:23.000If you're a felon, if you're a violent criminal, you don't get a gun.
00:20:26.000That's an extreme point of view, not to say you don't have the right to protect your family.
00:20:32.000This isn't even getting the issue of the open borders from the left, the idea that no people are illegal, which of course is apparently far more moderate than the extreme view of believing that people should come here legally and respect the processes in place, like my mother who's a legal immigrant and pays taxes as a self-respecting American citizen.
00:20:50.000The one that's most important to me, because this is the one that's easy, they talk about social justice warriors, but they don't really understand the root cause of it.
00:20:56.000Again, it's all a part of the prism of leftism.
00:21:30.000It's more extreme to believe that freedom of speech, even offensive speech, is absolute than it is for 51% of current Democrats to want to ban speech.
00:21:39.000And many of them even wanted to go as far as simply banning any anti-Muslim bigotry speech.
00:21:54.000Isn't it funny that we're deemed extremists by the people who conveniently...
00:21:58.000Isn't it convenient for them, to the big government left, that those answers consistently and exclusively lie with those in positions of political power?
00:22:20.000They asked me on Sky News one time, why do you think that, why do you believe that the Second Amendment is as important as your right, like, freedom of speech or something?
00:22:28.000Because it's literally right up there with the freedom of speech.
00:22:37.000They died at like 20 years old back then when we were writing this stuff, so they knew they were going to prioritize writing the most important ones first, because death could come at any moment.
00:23:01.000And this is why we're seen as extremists for believing this, and maybe this is why all of the things that we've outlined are so considered extreme.
00:23:07.000This is why the official platform of the left makes it incapable for their members to answer very simple questions on the First Amendment.
00:23:40.000Will you tell us here today that this administration's Department of Justice will never entertain or advance a proposal that criminalizes speech against any religion?
00:24:26.000I'm proposing that you answer this question.
00:24:27.000Will you tell us here today that this administration's Department of Justice will never entertain or advance a proposal that criminalizes speech against any religion?
00:24:38.000Again, sir, if you give us the time...
00:24:42.000I will not yield, but I will let the gentleman...
00:25:34.000Let me tell you the truth about YouTube's guidelines.
00:25:53.000From the words of YouTube's old owners at Google, content that is not advertiser-friendly and thus not YouTube-friendly includes but is not limited to sexually suggestive content,
00:26:13.000violence, harassment, promotion of drug use, and finally, Controversial subjects, including subjects related to war, political conflicts, natural disasters, and tragedies.
00:26:35.000And do you accept these YouTube guidelines?
00:26:39.000Do you accept these guidelines of all the rich, leftists, of all the corrupt?
00:26:48.000We, active members of Muck Hub, will take YouTube from the corrupt, the rich social justice warriors who have kicked you down with these myths of safe spaces.
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00:29:06.000Alex Epstein, actually, who wrote The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels, was supposed to have a debate regarding climate change, regarding fossil fuels, and the person backed out.
00:29:14.000So now I've kind of ruined it, but I've ruined the crescendo.
00:29:17.000But Alex Epstein, author of The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels, thanks for being here, brother.
00:29:28.000Yeah, so I've done a lot of debates over the years.
00:29:31.000In 2011, I challenged Greenpeace to a debate, and we actually found someone to debate me.
00:29:36.000But over the years, and particularly since the book The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels came out, Which is pretty effective, I would say, arrogantly.
00:30:45.000Well, I'm not saying I'm the sole cause of this.
00:30:50.000You know, if you want to search Alex Epstein Debate on YouTube, you can see some of these debates and you can maybe see why these guys don't want to debate.
00:30:59.000Obviously, it's somewhat self-explanatory in your book title, The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels.
00:31:04.000But lay that out for people watching who maybe don't know.
00:31:07.000We've talked about that on the show quite a bit, having been to the climate summits myself and actually gone out of the nice resorts where they spend time.
00:31:16.000Yeah, I think it is really important to decide what topic to debate, because I think even in the lead-up you mentioned something about climate change.
00:31:23.000And I think climate change is a very vague term, first of all, but it's the wrong thing to debate, because climate change, the actual issue there is CO2 emissions.
00:31:34.000Does increasing CO2 levels cause some serious problem?
00:31:51.000You look at the benefits and you look at the concerns and you try to do so objectively so that you can advance human flourishing as much as possible.
00:32:00.000That's It's a sliding scale, but it's interesting that you say that because, you know, we did go from global warming to climate change.
00:32:04.000Anytime there is a change, it is important to note on the timeline, it becomes more generalized, as you've said, which makes it less and less possible to debate.
00:32:13.000So I just think people should note that and be aware of the next iteration of it, but continue.
00:32:17.000And in general, just notice when things are precisely defined or not.
00:32:24.000And also whether people are careful about the magnitude, whether they differentiate between mild and catastrophic.
00:32:30.000So the analogy I like to use is vaccines.
00:32:32.000Imagine somebody says to you, well, Stephen...
00:32:36.000You're in favor of vaccines, let's say you are.
00:32:38.000You must be a vaccine side effect denier, right?
00:32:44.000And you might say, well, I think they have these unique benefits that you can't get from anything else, and I think those outweigh the side effects.
00:32:50.000Well, it's exactly the same with fossil fuels, right?
00:32:52.000I assess that the benefits far, far outweigh the side effects.
00:32:56.000And I precisely look at both, whereas the opposition, they only look at the negatives, and they dramatically exaggerate them, so they have this narrative of, oh, if fossil fuels impact climate at all, that must be a catastrophe, and there's no benefit to offset it.
00:33:12.000Well, you assess both the positives and negatives, and then on the positive sides, from what I've read, you assess not only the moral sort of quandary that they try to present, but also the economic, you know, sort of the technological development.
00:33:23.000I mean, there are a lot of things to unpack there, where it's not just, hey, this is good or bad for the environment.
00:33:29.000Like you said, do we know definitively how good or how bad what the ramifications are, and how does that sort of coincide with what people in third-world countries need to advance, to be able to live, to feed themselves?
00:33:41.000And again, this just comes from someone who's a generalized climate denier.
00:33:45.000And by that, I mean, I don't think the EPA can fix man-made climate change if Florida won't be around in two years.
00:33:55.000It's interesting when we talk about this issue of the moral case, why use that term?
00:34:00.000And the reason I'm using moral is because it's the overarching concept that includes things like economic and environment.
00:34:07.000And the key for me is how I define moral versus how my opponents define moral.
00:34:13.000Because my standard of morality is what advances human flourishing.
00:34:17.000And their standard of morality is what minimizes human impact.
00:34:21.000And if you really want to minimize human impact, we shouldn't have cities, we shouldn't have kids, and we should praise North Korea as a better country than South Korea.
00:34:52.000That's hilarious to me only because when I was a freshman at Duke University, I almost got kicked out of the school because a lecturer came in and started talking about the virtue of China's policies in dehumanizing the planet and everyone else was nodding.
00:35:04.000And I somehow ended up giving a speech of my own and the guy left the room and I was told that...
00:35:09.000That I shouldn't go to Duke anymore if I was going to do this again.
00:35:35.000But does this enter the equation with your opposition?
00:35:40.000Or do they just say, well, listen, Alex, you also have a moral obligation to, if this does impact the environment, to try and bring us to alternative sources of energy.
00:35:51.000And I know I've heard that argument from them.
00:37:03.000So kind of for people who are listening right now, who were raised in the generation of climate change, global warming slash climate change exists, it's manmade, it's catastrophic, we need to fix this.
00:37:13.000What is the moral case moving forward?
00:37:26.000One is carefully measure positives and negatives and two is freedom.
00:37:31.000So carefully measure positives and negatives means if you're talking about the climate impact of CO2 emissions, You want to assess what, if anything, do those CO2 emissions do to the livability of the climate.
00:37:52.000And if you measure this, the livability of the climate since major fossil fuel use began 80 years ago around the world, has increased by a factor of 50.
00:38:01.000So you are 1 50th as likely to die from extreme heat, extreme cold, flood, drought, as you were 80 years ago.
00:38:13.000Nature doesn't give us a safe climate that we make dangerous.
00:38:16.000It gives us a really dangerous climate that we need to make safe.
00:38:20.000And technology, industry, all powered by fossil fuels, that's made us almost climate-proof And so the real solution to quote-unquote climate change, which should be climate danger, is technology.
00:38:50.000You take heat-related deaths from extreme heat, cold.
00:38:53.000It's much easier to do now than it was in the past.
00:38:56.000So in the past, they tend to under-report it.
00:38:58.000But even then, you have years in the 30s where, adjusted for population, there were 10 million climate-related deaths a year globally.
00:39:05.000By today's population today, again, 10,000 to 30,000.
00:39:08.000Climate is a naturally caused problem that requires human technology as a solution.
00:39:13.000The people who are afraid of climate are either disingenuous or they have a primitive pre-technology mindset that tells us that we need to repent for our climate sins instead of conquering nature with technology.
00:39:25.000Who wants to get in that confessional booth?
00:39:55.000But, you know, as simple as when I was a kid, we had them come in with their Sesame Street classes and never let the water run because we're losing fresh water.
00:40:46.000Yeah, I mean, look at how good that philosophy is and how rare it is to just have a pro-human, pro-technology philosophy.
00:40:54.000The so-called pro-technology environmentalists, their core solution is to withdraw technology, to withdraw consumption, to withdraw prosperity, versus the mentality of, hey, let's use new technology to make things better all the time.
00:41:08.000So as Joe Rogan put it, you know, we don't have a water problem, we have a salt problem, and we need a technological solution.
00:41:23.000Sven Computer, one of our interns, he's talking in Germany, right?
00:41:26.000You know, obviously, they had to sell some of their energy at a negative rate when they had a surplus of solar and wind, and then they'd be at a deficit.
00:44:58.000I'm getting like tinnitus and vertigo.
00:45:01.000So our opinion on Comey yesterday, and we're like, we know this isn't going to get a ton of clicks, was just, I think everybody is an insufferable asshole.
00:45:12.000I mean, as you know, that is my general take on the universe, so I will not argue with a single word of that.
00:45:17.000I think that that is basically correct.
00:45:20.000I feel like I have aged 73 years in the three and a half months since Trump took the presidency, so I am now 1,000 years old because Obama also aged me dramatically.
00:45:31.000I'm like one of those before-after pictures.
00:45:33.000They always show the president before and after his presidency.
00:45:36.000But that's me just covering these people.
00:45:38.000It's like the Muppet in Dark Crystal after the Force takes out their life.
00:45:44.000It's the very end of Indiana Johnson's Last Crusade.
00:46:16.000So we're going to talk about Comey being an a-hole, or Trump being an a-hole, or Sarah Huckabee Sanders being an a-hole, or Chuck Schumer being an a-hole.
00:46:21.000So you pick the a-hole, and then we'll decide which one of them to discuss.
00:46:25.000Also heard very commonly at truck stops across the country.
00:46:27.000So here is something that I feel with these.
00:46:31.000The internet exists, and we can see that no one has been consistent.
00:46:34.000My odd sort of confliction with Comey is I've always kind of felt bad for him in the sense that he can't please everyone.
00:46:41.000I feel empathy, but at the same time, I kind of hate him.
00:46:45.000I've never felt that way about anyone before.
00:46:48.000Okay, so we'll start with James A. Comey, the A is for AFL. This is the new middle name.
00:46:52.000So, Comey, I said last July that he should be fired because that ridiculous press conference over Hillary Clinton, he rewrote the law.
00:46:58.000It was clearly BS. He should have been fired then.
00:47:01.000If Obama had fired him, it would have been for different reasons than I would want to fire him.
00:47:04.000And this is where I have a little bit of sympathy for the Democrats because Comey is terrible at his job.
00:47:10.000And the Democrats are recognizing that he's terrible at his job, but he's terrible at his job for a different reason than Trump thinks he's terrible at his job.
00:47:16.000You can say that somebody should be fired and then also say, well, it's really weird the reason why you just fired that guy.
00:47:23.000We know lots of people in our industry who we think should be fired, but if they got fired for something that was totally irrelevant or weird, we'd be like, that's weird.
00:47:31.000Why would you fire them for that reason?
00:47:33.000I don't mean to let Democrats off the hook for their hypocrisy here.
00:47:36.000A lot of them said he should have been fired back in November after the October 28th letter.
00:48:42.000Even Maxine Waters is like, yeah, there's no evidence of the Russia thing at all.
00:48:45.000Yeah, I mean, so there's basically, the Democrat theory was that Trump fired Comey because he's trying to obstruct the investigation, but there's no evidence that he's actually trying to obstruct the investigation since it's going on apparently normally.
00:48:57.000So that one just doesn't really hold a lot of water.
00:49:00.000By the same token, the original excuse that the administration gave was obviously complete bullshit, right?
00:49:05.000I mean, when they were saying that we were firing him because of what he did back in July and back in October, like Trump was cheering Comey back in October, and then he reappointed him to the FBI directorship.
00:49:16.000So we had two theories, one from Trump that was bullshit and one from the Democrats that was bullshit.
00:49:19.000And then there's the third theory, which is that Trump is just being stupid.
00:49:22.000Which I think fits the evidence pretty well.
00:49:25.000I think probably what happened here is that Donald Trump was pissed with Comey because Comey keeps going on Capitol Hill and refusing to say what Trump knows is true, which is that Trump is not directly involved in any collusion with Russia.
00:49:36.000It probably pisses Trump off to no end that people think that he's involved in this collusion when he knows he's not involved in the collusion.
00:49:41.000Now, one thing that we understand about Trump is that Trump also doesn't identify with his aides.
00:49:45.000So if there is any evidence of collusion, it's not going to be found about Trump directly.
00:49:48.000It's going to be found about Paul Manafort, who legitimately was in the pay of the Russians.
00:49:52.000It's going to be found about Mike Flynn, who legitimately was in the pay of the Russians under, you know, under some auspices or others.
00:49:57.000And so Trump says, well, but those guys aren't me.
00:50:00.000So why are you bothering me about this?
00:50:02.000But I think everybody else in the political.
00:50:03.000The political world goes, well, wait a second.
00:50:05.000If those guys were actually doing that, we don't have evidence of that yet, but if it turns out that that's what was happening, then we're going to get a year of what did Trump know and when did he know it.
00:51:02.000And Spicer just in the corner yelling, Nothingness!
00:51:06.000This is basically a tire fire on top of a dumpster fire on top of a shit fire.
00:51:11.000And all of it is just one conflagration of joy with...
00:51:14.000Trump supporters sitting in one corner going, 80 underwater chess maga maga maga, and Democrats on the other side going, clearly, clearly the Russians are coming.
00:51:24.000It's Trump being stupid, his people being stupid, his people being uninformed, and then him getting mad at them because they're uninformed and saying stupid things.
00:51:31.000So Sarah Huckabee Sanders ends up, you know, looking terrible because she's out there basically lying to people about why this firing happened.
00:51:37.000Now, do you think she was lying or do you think she was ill-equipped?
00:51:41.000He turned something that could have been totally fine and innocent into something that is a complete dumpster fire because he lives in a world where the things he does have no consequences.
00:51:50.000Because when you're 70 years old and you've done nothing your entire life but being told yes, then at some point you're going to make a boo-boo and someone's going to tell you no and you're just not going to pay any attention to it.
00:52:15.000I actually think if there are other people who have colluded with Russia, okay, if that's proven, I honestly think if that were the case, they would have deliberately kept Donald in the dark more because he can't keep a secret.
00:52:26.000I think they would have been like, oh, yes, Mr.
00:52:40.000So why would anybody around him tell him what was going on with any of this stuff?
00:52:44.000Trump was probably very innocently going out to these rallies and cheering for WikiLeaks, even if Manafort was in the back room actually making out with Julian Assange.
00:53:00.000One is, I'm old enough to remember when during the election cycle, it was just the worst thing in the world that Loretta Lynch got on a plane with Bill Clinton while Loretta Lynch was presumably investigating Hillary.
00:53:11.000In fact, it was such a bad thing that Comey felt the need to do the October 28th letter because he felt that Loretta Lynch had blown her credibility.
00:53:17.000Donald Trump went on national television with Lester Holt and said after his election he had James Comey for dinner.
00:53:24.000Comey requested the dinner and at the dinner Comey wanted to hit him up so that he could remain FBI director and they had a full conversation about whether Trump was under investigation.
00:55:04.000Do you think that someone like Sarah Huckabee Sanders or Sean Spicer or Mike Flynn, Vice President Mike Flynn, do you think they're out there and they're kind of fibbing?
00:55:15.000Do you think they're out there fibbing or do you just think that they are so ill-equipped being sent out there and not given information that it's impossible to do their job?
00:55:23.000I think that Trump does stuff and then he's like, react, go!
00:55:27.000He's basically the joker in that scene where he breaks a pool, Q and two, and he says, okay, there's only one slot open.
00:55:32.000And that's what he's like with his communications team.
00:55:36.000And so who can kiss my ass the most brazenly on national TV and make me feel good about myself because I'm watching the briefing?
00:55:42.000Again, here's the thing about all of this.
00:55:44.000I'm getting bashed on Twitter because I'm being too critical of Trump.
00:55:47.000No, you're getting back because you're a bit of a smug prick sometimes, but you're smart, so it's okay.
00:55:52.000If you want Trump to have a successful presidency, folks, the MAGA crowd, okay, if you want Trump to have a successful presidency, it would help if you would stop doing this and pull his head directly out of his colon, okay?
00:56:02.000This should have been a good week for Trump, right?
00:56:04.000Remember last week he had his triumphal meeting at the White House with all the House Republicans after passing Trumpcare, a bill I didn't like, but it was a political victory for him.
00:57:10.000I mean, he's the one who reads the poem The Snake at his rallies.
00:57:13.000Doesn't he know the Democrats in the media are going to be the snake anyway?
00:57:16.000So why would you possibly give them the material?
00:57:18.000Oh, I do think there's the other side of the coin, where I was watching CNN today and Wolf Blitzer, and they didn't have a single person on the panel who would correct anything.
00:57:24.000And they were saying, Donald Trump directly under investigation.
00:57:26.000And I'm sitting there like, this is on CNN. I mean, first off, it's Wolf lowest score ever on Celebrity Jeopardy Blitzer.
00:57:44.000I wouldn't say as gung-ho as you, but I want to see him do well.
00:57:47.000And it has been, as someone who works in news, so hard to follow this week, because someone will be trotted out, they'll say something, and then two hours later, it's completely contradicted by somebody else in this administration.
00:57:59.000I don't know how Americans, any American right now, thinks that they have a shot because it is difficult for professionals to make sense of this.
00:58:06.000And maybe even after the time of this episode, when someone's watching this tomorrow, what we're seeing right now will make no sense.
00:59:48.000If he wants to solve this, all he has to do is appoint somebody who's well-respected on both sides of the aisle to the head of the FBI. That's all.
00:59:54.000If he does that, this whole thing dies immediately.
00:59:56.000But, you know, this is a cloud that he just won't let die, and he won't let it die because Trump is Trump, and it comes with the good and it comes with the bad.
01:00:04.000Well, I think most important here is, you know, for a long time, people were mocking anyone who was saying, listen, I... For example, me.
01:00:26.000And I think, if anything, the MAGA people, the super hardcore Trump fans, should want to keep him accountable more than anyone because right now they're being embarrassed because of him.
01:02:51.000And as a matter of fact, as far as, you know, we often wrap this up.
01:02:54.000I feel like I covered most of it earlier with the extremist segment, but...
01:02:57.000For those asking about it, yeah, it'll probably be cut on its own segment for YouTube as a reference, and we'll have the sources available.
01:03:04.000It's one of those deals, the whole idea of extremism, that just you're a right-wing extremist.
01:04:31.000When someone just acts as though they try and throw away your idea, why is that extreme?
01:04:35.000Well, we just, we think that America, it's this, like Michael Moore recently, and Bernie Sanders echoed it, we like to think it's this pull yourself up by your bootstrap society.
01:04:44.000That's what these right-wing extreme, well.
01:04:47.000Why is it absurd to think that most grown-ass men can pull themselves up by their bootstraps?
01:04:52.000Kind of like Ben Carson when he said about public housing, he said, well, you know, I think we should help those, the weakest among us, the disabled, but I don't think that we should make people super comfortable who are able-bodied and capable of finding work.
01:05:53.000You couldn't even go back to JFK's era, and short of the actual communists, who've now hijacked the wing of the Democratic Party, find mainstream Democrats, when JFK was president, who would think that any of these ideas were extremist.
01:06:10.000Sometimes someone just says being an extremist is not a bad thing if that's what it boils down to.
01:06:15.000I get emails all the time like, you know, I'm afraid because they're in the entertainment industry or in college and I just don't want them to think I'm an extremist.