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00:03:08.000They finally know that it's too late to stop us.
00:03:13.000See, to realize all your lies, all your bogus copyright claims, all your false DMCA's, all the attempt to deplatform, it was all the same thing.
00:08:40.000Some blame the rise of dating apps and doctors believe that the availability of anonymous sex makes it harder to track outbreaks to encourage Quebecers to get checked.
00:08:48.000The country has actually established an anonymous hotline.
00:09:43.000And when they were unconscious, the ghost of Che Guevara would just mercilessly rape them.
00:09:46.000Here in America, going back to domestic news, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is now blaming her recent approval rating drop on sexism and racism.
00:10:15.000When I do stuff like this and do the research, you have to read through the tweets that she did.
00:10:18.000There was actually three or four that she did in a row.
00:10:21.000And right after that, people are saying, like, praising her for being articulate, like, super smart on the economy, having all kinds of degrees.
00:10:59.000Let's tell you, you said that word again, we're gonna get in trouble.
00:11:01.000Speaking of crazy, a new report actually just came out that says daily marijuana use could, alright, hold your comments, but it could be linked to psychosis.
00:11:10.000This comes from NPR where you know they use it every day.
00:11:13.000It's believed that consuming high-potency cannabis on a daily basis increases the odds of having a psychotic episode later.
00:11:19.000It goes on to describe the episodes as including detachment syndrome, intense anxiety, and paranoia, which honestly was surprising to me because so far we've been seeing great results using cannabis oil to help with Hopper's chemo treatment.
00:12:08.000I don't know how much it creates that, as much Marijuana doesn't make people crazy, but people who are crazy and don't know they're crazy, it's like marijuana just, it's just the key to the crazy door.
00:12:41.000Just like that, what was that movie with the kids in the attic, flowers in the attic, where the mom would leave and they're like, you never came for us, mother?
00:12:54.000No, it was a film where this mom, the husband dies, and she takes her kids to her mother's house, the grandma's house, and then she locks them in the attic, and the grandmother convinces her that she didn't- Nicole Kidman.
00:13:05.000No, no, you're thinking about the others.
00:13:08.000And then she just locks the kids in the attic, and she never goes for them, and one of the kids dies, and we're like, you never came for us, mother!
00:13:12.000And she's like, I never wanted you anyway!
00:13:24.000The Stink Bomber actually, this is true, struck during tryouts for the new Magic Mike musical where they used the audition room as a toilet.
00:17:46.000If we really want every person to vote, give them every reason to vote, we've got to make sure their votes count and go to the candidate of their choosing.
00:17:54.000So I think there's a lot of wisdom in that.
00:17:56.000That's something we talked about on the campaign trail in Texas in that last Senate race.
00:18:00.000Getting a little presumptuous on the candidate of their choosing, aren't we?
00:18:03.000By the way, follow Elizabeth Warren's Instagram.
00:18:25.000And then, and then, yeah, she would, she's, here's the weird thing about the two people who want to eliminate the Electoral College.
00:18:30.000She's the kind of person who would accidentally mistake Beto, because he's kickflipping, as someone who would be a voting block for her to remove the Electoral College.
00:18:40.000It's like they've learned nothing from Hillary Clinton.
00:18:42.000One of the reasons people hate it, other than the fact that she's a bitch and kills people, was the shameless pandering of how to do fellow kids.
00:18:54.000And both Warren and Kamala Harris, and Kirsten Gillibrand, because that's all she knows how to do it, And abortion.
00:19:46.000The Democrats are actually right here.
00:19:48.000And personally speaking, I honestly think they should spend as much time and resources as it takes to convince 48 other states, like California and New York, to make all the decisions for them.
00:19:59.000I thought you had another stroke for a second, but you made a good point.
00:20:03.000In other words, I want to rattle off through the Electoral College reasons really quickly.
00:20:06.000Of course, there are regional interests, right?
00:20:07.000Without the Electoral College, the concern, of course, is about states with low populations.
00:20:12.000All that would matter are the opinions of people in urban areas, okay?
00:20:20.000Which is actually a major problem we have in New York, because you have basically Manhattan and Brooklyn making decisions for all of upstate New York, but they have no say in it.
00:20:27.000Well, and that leads me to point three.
00:20:29.000Swing states are actually more transient than large cities.
00:20:32.000Who would you rather have a disproportionate amount of power over the American electorate?
00:20:35.000States like Ohio, Florida, Pennsylvania, or at one point Texas, now Michigan, I think Wisconsin, places that were never considered to be swing states, or only four or five major cities?
00:20:45.000Which, by the way, they have disproportional amounts of crime, poverty.
00:21:01.000Now apply that to those people being able to determine that Amazon can't be in any state, even five states over, because Cortez has an opinion.
00:24:15.000Okay, so now you have Beto, or as we know, Robert Francis O'Rourke, and other Democrats have been pitching, adding a bunch of seats to the Supreme Court, even doing away with things like term limits.
00:24:26.000You don't have to take my word for it.
00:24:28.000Some have proposed, uh, do you want five Democrat justices and five Republican justices and those ten, then choose another five justices between them?
00:24:37.000Um, do we add to the number of justices on that court in another way?
00:24:41.000Do we set term limits for those justices so there's some predictability?
00:25:19.000He wasn't able to do it, but he wanted to do it.
00:25:22.000Yeah, this is how it works with Democrats.
00:25:24.000If you don't have a majority in the court, just wait until you're in office, then just add a bunch of seats to get a majority and just appoint your guys.
00:26:23.000What I'm saying is you can be a Republican or a Democrat, but the second you put on that robe and you sit on that bench, you have to put that aside.
00:27:33.000I think it's really important to capture kids when they're in high school, when they're interested in all of this, when they're learning about government, to be able to vote.
00:27:42.000By the way, your sweet 16 was centuries ago.
00:27:48.000The entire Democrat idea runs contrary to this.
00:27:52.000They've campaigned for raising gun ownership from 18 to 21.
00:27:56.000So you aren't responsible enough to own a tool for hunting at 18, but you should be able to vote in someone who's willing to kick out Amazon five states away?
00:28:06.000and completely kill your economy, but hold on.
00:28:08.000When's the last time you had a conversation with a 16-year-old?
00:28:11.000They don't... I'm sorry, 16-year-olds can be smart.
00:28:13.000Most of the time, you don't know anything, and specifically, you don't know anything about how the world works, right?
00:28:18.000You tend to be very liberal when you're in high school if you have any political leaning at all, and then when you actually get out in the world and have a job, you're like, oh crap, conservative's the way to go, free market, love it.
00:28:28.000So I am not letting... I'm sorry, I don't want anybody... By the way, your rhetorical question of when was the last time you spoke with a 16-year-old was answered by pedophiles everywhere.
00:28:35.000The comment section at Salon right now is like... There's usually not a lot of conversation going on over Cinnamon Toast Crunch.
00:28:42.000Going over Gerald's point, do they even teach U.S.
00:28:44.000history when you're 16 in the first place?
00:29:08.000Ultimately, the Democrats, they're constantly in favor of changing the rules because they don't honor the most foundational rule book for the country, the Constitution.
00:29:16.000We know they're openly against the Second Amendment, right?
00:30:13.000And they're doing it just for short-term gain in votes.
00:30:15.000They don't understand that if they do away with the Electoral College, how the elections would be decided if someone doesn't win the majority of the vote.
00:30:20.000It's not a plurality, it's a majority of the vote.
00:30:22.000And then these are the same people who bitch about the two-party system, man.
00:30:25.000What do you think is going to happen with the Electoral College if we have a situation like Canada where someone can win with 30-something percent of the vote?
00:30:32.000Do you know who's going to be—I just—I don't know.
00:31:56.000Do you mean the conservative interpretation, the platform that interpreted the Constitution in that no man has a right to own another man signed into law by Abraham f***ing Lincoln?
00:32:14.000If we want to have an honest conversation about the state of our country, and you have a problem with the Electoral College, okay, fine.
00:32:20.000But don't go trying to change the rulebook every time an election doesn't go your way, and then turn around and tell us about the erosion of our American values because we don't want to let some caravan from a crap hole country in, okay?
00:32:31.000We just don't want you to be chastising us.
00:35:11.000And I don't know if it was heat stroke or sun poisoning, but my wife and I got into a hell of an argument because she said she didn't trust me with sun lotion.
00:35:40.000I'm just going to have to give it to her.
00:35:42.000Okay, so Ben, you have a new book out right now.
00:35:44.000I want to make sure I have this right.
00:35:45.000It's The Right Side of History, How Reason and Moral Purpose Made the Great West.
00:35:49.000It's going to be released, I guess it was released on Tuesday, March 19th.
00:35:53.000So before we get to that, I want to talk with you about, this has been kind of making the rounds quite a bit, you know, the Senate passed a bill that would allow states to punish businesses that take part in Israel boycotts, right?
00:36:05.000That's kind of how it's been sort of surmised.
00:36:09.000What's your position on this as someone, obviously, who both of us support Israel's right to exist, but also the ability for businesses to practice business freely?
00:36:17.000Well, here's what the bill actually does.
00:36:19.000So what the bill actually does, it doesn't punish businesses that boycott Israel.
00:36:24.000What it says is that the state will not contract with businesses that boycott Israel.
00:36:28.000So there are plenty of laws like this that are on the books with regard to, for example, racial discrimination.
00:36:32.000There are a lot of laws on the books like this with regard to anti-discrimination in LGBT communities.
00:36:39.000This is particularly true in places like California and New York, where if you are a government agency you can't do business with a business that is refusing to do business with black people, for example.
00:36:50.000So this is not the state going out of its way to quote-unquote punish people who are anti-Israel.
00:36:55.000I mean, the state doesn't owe you a contract.
00:36:57.000It's the state deciding which businesses it will do business with.
00:37:00.000To be honest with you, I'm somewhat indifferent on the law.
00:37:02.000I don't think it's a violation of the First Amendment.
00:37:05.000At the same time, I generally am not a huge fan of the government conditioning its contracts with people on the political views of those businesses.
00:37:14.000I just think that's generally a mistake.
00:37:15.000So I'm not a huge detractor of this particular bill.
00:37:19.000I'm also not a huge advocate for this particular bill.
00:37:21.000But I think it's important to be accurate about what the bill does.
00:37:25.000You know, forcing businesses not to be pro-BDS.
00:37:27.000If they want to be pro-BDS, they can be pro-BDS.
00:37:30.000They just can't do business with the state.
00:37:34.000And there have been a lot of people who've taken this out of context and make it seem as though basically they're banning businesses who boycott Israel.
00:37:41.000We're sort of getting into the business of kind of like no-bid contracts.
00:37:43.000We're talking about companies having contracts with the government.
00:37:45.000This changes the working relationship quite a bit.
00:37:47.000Speaking of Israel, this week, not a lot of coverage, because it happened, I believe, right before New Zealand.
00:37:56.000Several rockets launched from Gaza into Tel Aviv.
00:38:00.000You can see the footage of it being stopped by the Iron Dome.
00:38:05.000How do you see this moving forward from here, and how would you like to see this moving forward?
00:38:09.000Again, there wasn't a lot of coverage of the rockets.
00:38:11.000Yeah, I mean, there was no coverage of the rockets.
00:38:13.000There was no coverage of another terror attack in which a father of 12 was murdered in Israel, 47-year-old rabbi's father of 12.
00:38:20.000These sorts of attacks are just completely ignored by the world media because when it's Israel involved and we pretend that Israel is not a member of the Western coalition and terror attacks against Israelis are simply chalked up to anti-Israel sentiment as opposed to anti-Jewish sentiment.
00:38:35.000Well, firing rockets into the middle of Tel Aviv, which is a civilian area that is not in, quote, the West Bank, or in the Gaza Strip, obviously, is a pretty good indicator that maybe Hamas just wants to destroy Israel.
00:38:45.000Other good indicators include their charter, in which they say they want to destroy Israel, and all of their propaganda, in which they say they want to destroy Israel, and the fact that they've built terror tunnels instead of providing food for their people.
00:38:55.000The other uncovered story from the Gaza Strip is that Hamas is shooting its own citizens
00:39:28.000You're far too busy for us Gentiles and our non-hatted skulls.
00:39:32.000Here's the thing, what you just mentioned, I agree with you, but have you noticed there's a schism where a lot of people think, oh man, Israel just gets all the media coverage because the media is run by Jewish executives and so all of these people support Israel, everyone in the entertainment industry, and then people who are pro-Israel say, well no, listen, they're always sympathizing with Palestine, they're not covering the rockets being launched.
00:39:50.000It seems as though both sides have really dug in their heels and see the media as either being overtly pro-Jewish, pro-Israel, or completely anti-Israel.
00:39:59.000Because you have to be out of your mind to believe that the media are overtly pro-Israel.
00:40:03.000I mean, CNN... I went on CNN in 2014 and I said that they were essentially an outlet for Hamas.
00:40:08.000I mean, CNN's coverage of these sorts of conflicts...
00:40:12.000Is inevitably geared toward Israel as the aggressor because the left-wing narrative is that Israel is the bad guy in this particular conflict for the same reason that rich people are generally seen as the bad guys in various conflicts around the world.
00:40:28.000The left largely says whenever there's someone successful and someone unsuccessful it must be because the successful person somehow hurt the unsuccessful person.
00:40:34.000And they see that same conflict playing out in Israel.
00:40:43.000And so the narrative is that that must be because they have disadvantaged the Palestinians.
00:40:47.000Israel has been trying desperately to hand over control of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip to the Palestinians for legitimately decades at this point.
00:40:53.000They did hand over full control of the Gaza Strip to the Palestinians in 2005.
00:40:56.000And the Palestinians promptly burned down all the greenhouses and elected Hamas.
00:41:00.000So it's worked out fantastically well.
00:41:22.000This is one thing, as someone who, you know, has vehemently defended Israel's right to exist.
00:41:27.000Do you see it as a problem or a lot of detractors point to an inconsistency in them being sort of allies with Saudi Arabia, one of the biggest funders of terrorism?
00:41:34.000I understand the geopolitics as it relates to Iran, as it relates to the conflicts over there and they need some kind of protection.
00:41:39.000That being said, the Saudi Arabia relationships, both with the United States government and Israeli government, doesn't sit well with a lot of people.
00:41:46.000Well, in an ideal world, obviously, you wouldn't be allied with any bad governments.
00:41:49.000The reality of the world, as President Trump has correctly stated, is that very often you're allied with bad governments against worse governments.
00:41:55.000And that's certainly the case with both the United States' relationship with Saudi Arabia and now the Israeli relationship with Saudi Arabia.
00:42:01.000You don't, unfortunately, get to pick all of your allies when it comes to world politics.
00:42:05.000Were that the case, then, it would have been very difficult to side with Stalin to defeat Hitler during World War II.
00:42:10.000You're constantly having to make choices about which people are worthy of siding with In order to stop worse people.
00:42:18.000And I see that less as inconsistency and more as just the realities on the ground.
00:42:22.000That's just a truism of politics generally.
00:42:25.000But we can agree, Saudi Arabian government, kinda dicks.
00:42:44.000Turn it into a strip mall for all I care.
00:42:46.000So your book, Right Side of History, wouldn't that be, if Donald Trump could go in and call it Trump-Gaza Strip Ball, it would sell like hotcakes.
00:43:14.000But you've talked about specifically whether they agree with you politically, ideologically, or not.
00:43:19.000Why is this book different in that sense?
00:43:20.000Well, what the book basically is about is why we're so angry at each other.
00:43:23.000We live in the freest, most prosperous Civilization in the history of the world, and it is not close, and yet we are supremely pissed at each other, and that is because, in my view, we have forgotten the sort of ties that bind us together, and those are ties that have a long history, a 3,000-year history, going back through Sinai, through the Sermon on the Mount, and including Greek thought as well.
00:43:42.000This kind of merger of Judeo-Christian values and Greek reason, that interplay created the West, and created all the values that we like today.
00:43:50.000So if you like science, if you like technology, if you're a big fan of free speech, if you're a big fan of living in a democracy. All of these concepts come out of
00:43:57.000the West. They don't come out of anywhere else. And so we have to try and re-examine why it
00:44:01.000is that these concepts came out of the West and whether those concepts are rooted in something deeper
00:44:07.000and more valuable and that we can't just discard. I think that we sort of want to take the gains of
00:44:11.000Western civilization while ignoring the roots of Western civilization or even fighting against
00:44:15.000those roots. And I don't think you can I don't think that you can fight Judeo-Christian values, and at the same time talk about how you want to maintain all of the prosperity, equality, and freedom of Western civilization.
00:44:26.000You can't remove the foundation from a building and expect the facade to stand.
00:44:31.000But you just talked about how kind of we're supremely pissed off at each other and examining why.
00:45:01.000I mean, the book is also a clarification, obviously, and there is a view of Western civilization that Western civilization is inherently bad.
00:45:08.000I hope that the book convinces people that Western civilization is not inherently bad, but if it's your view that Western civilization is all about racism, sexism, bigotry, homophobia, and that all of those things can only be torn out by removing Western civilization at its root and replacing it with some sort of new socialist utopia or replacing it with tribal intersectionality, if that's your view, well, then Let's clarify that view and let's have that argument because I think your argument sucks.
00:45:32.000But again, the idea here is that America was based in certain values that are pretty much embedded in our founding documents.
00:45:39.000We haven't always lived up to those values, obviously.
00:45:42.000Sometimes we don't live up to those values today.
00:45:43.000But to suggest that America's values are about the evils rather than about the goods is to ignore the fact that the goods That's a very good point.
00:45:58.000Yeah, the virtues here are pretty unique to the West, and that's one thing also when you deal with more relativists who are atheists, hardcore atheists, who say, well, if I need a god to tell me not to kill somebody, then I'm just crazy, and that god is great.
00:46:22.000There are certain values that we see in the West, particularly in the United States, that have not been embedded in other societies that do come directly from Judeo-Christian principles.
00:46:30.000And it's always interesting to me that the hardcore atheists take the extreme arguments like, well, every society knows that killing is wrong.
00:46:38.000Even if we take that example, not all societies agree with that.
00:46:42.000They didn't have a concept of personal property, and so you'd come home, your sh** was gone because it wasn't technically your sh**, you know?
00:46:48.000These are things that people don't think about.
00:46:50.000Well, the fact is that even if you take the example of murder, it is true that virtually every society has a taboo against murder.
00:46:56.000That does not mean that the law extends to people beyond your tribe.
00:47:00.000So it's very easy to say, yeah, you're not allowed to murder people who are inside our tribe, like inside this camp right here.
00:47:05.000But over there, those guys, those aren't humans over there.
00:47:09.000And also, if you happen to be a very powerful person, you do have the right to kill somebody who's below you on the social scale.
00:47:14.000You do have the right to kill people who are more weak and more vulnerable.
00:47:17.000To suggest that a universal taboo against murder is not embedded in the Bible in a different way than it's embedded in pagan civilizations is to ignore the fact that child sacrifice was a regular thing in a lot of pagan civilizations.
00:47:50.000Listen, you saw the ride, you bought a ticket anyway.
00:47:54.000Alright, final question here, Ben, because this has been an entirely reasonable interview and I want some people pissed off with both you and myself, because it's always what happens after these.
00:48:01.000You've given a report card on Donald Trump here, especially as we're looking at the DNC candidates coming up.
00:48:44.000Yeah, if President Trump could shut up and allow the focus to be on Democrats, I would say that he has a better than 50% chance of being reelected.
00:49:16.000They're going to show up in big numbers.
00:49:17.000So President Trump's best bet here, he's not going to convince people that he's a wonderful human being because people think what they think about him already.
00:49:29.000The reason for him shutting up is more helpful to him is because the economy is doing so well.
00:49:33.000The New York Times are even trying to find excuses as to why it works and attribute it to Obama.
00:49:36.000If he can just be silent and direct people toward his record on the economy, and then say, hey, by the way, now Kamala Harris, and she's saying whatever Kamala Harris says, or, by the way, here's Elizabeth Warren's Instagram.
00:50:17.000It was a Washington Post story about him and his wife, and normally I don't care about the spouses of candidates, but the story is mostly about how he's a weirdo, how he likes to prank his wife, and apparently he took, like, one of his kid's diaper turds and put it in a bowl and told her that it was avocado.
00:50:31.000And also, in the last few months, apparently he went to New Mexico and he ate dirt.
00:54:02.000And then for a long time, when I was young, I remember I read this story in Sports Illustrated for Kids, which just tells you how horribly inappropriate that magazine was.
00:55:33.000But seeing our fans, you, act that way, knowing that that is truly, it's indicative of the bulk of you who tune into this show, it really does.
00:55:42.000You know, I know as I get older it sounds, but it really does warm my heart.
00:56:09.000And this tends to happen, I don't know if you've noticed this, the first day of vacation, if this tends to happen, the first day of vacation, like when my wife and I, when we used to live in different states before we were married, the first day we would always be arguing and usually the last day.
00:56:22.000I think it's because of one very simple, human beings are selfish, and so you have your way of doing things, or your expectations, and then you're locked in a room with someone, basically, or a tube in the sky, and you're staying in the same room in your in-laws' apartments, and you find out that you really can't do things the way that you've been wanting to do them.
00:56:39.000And the next, I will say this, the next two days on our trip were great, because we consciously decided that rather than push and pull and bump heads, that we would serve each other first.
00:56:49.000And this is a challenge I would like to issue to everyone out there.
00:56:52.000Because we get a lot of life advice questions when we do those segments behind the paywall.
00:56:55.000I want to challenge you for one week, one week, to focus on serving other people.
00:57:00.000And that brings me to my second point, and one that I think might be a little bit uncomfortable for a lot of people.
00:57:05.000Serving others first, thinking of others first.
00:58:20.000Another thing, we've always created exclusive content, like The Daily Show, for people who are Mug Club members, because we wanted to provide everyone with more free content.
00:58:27.000Mug Club is the only one anyone here survives.
00:58:30.000So that's why not everything goes up for free.
00:58:32.000And sometimes I'll read these comments and I think, well, you know what?
00:58:50.000I don't deserve for the many of you out there to give me your hard-earned money so that I and everyone here can continue to create and perform this show for you.
00:58:59.000You know, sometimes this show is hard.
00:59:03.000But, oh my God, I don't deserve to get up every day and work, sure, maybe 10, 14 hours on creating something, but creating something that people love.
00:59:14.000For people who love me, who love this show, you, who've created this platform, who've made this channel the number one conservative channel in the history of YouTube.
00:59:25.000Why am I... I had to think about this.
00:59:43.000When I think about it, I'll tell you, it's scary.
00:59:46.000When I think of throughout my life, the mistakes I've made, the people I've hurt, whether on purpose or by accident, the ripple effect some of my misdeeds may have created, when I add it all up, do I really want what I deserve?
01:01:25.000You have one by the grace of someone else who created a product, which stems from the grace of someone else who created a company, which stems from the grace of someone who created an industry, which stems from the grace of someone who graced the world with an idea.
01:01:36.000You do not deserve health care or an average life expectancy that's 20 to 30 years longer than your great-grandfather.
01:01:43.000You receive it by the grace of someone else who is providing the procedures that you need.
01:01:48.000Or the grace of someone who pioneered modern medicine.
01:01:50.000The grace of someone who took a risk that you yourself would likely probably never be willing to take.
01:01:56.000I know right now we're talking about money exchanging hands, and so people will light up the comment section saying, it's not by grace, it's a profit motive, but that's not entirely true.
01:02:03.000And, by the way, you're missing the point.
01:02:44.000By the grace of others who did the work, and who had their spoils taken from them at gunpoint.
01:02:50.000Nothing that you think you deserve, when you trace it back far enough, can stem from anything other than the grace of someone else.
01:02:56.000And this brings me back to my first point.
01:02:57.000Just as I think entitlement robs people of their spirit, of their soul, your own mindset of entitlement, of what you deserve, robs you of truly living a fulfilling life.
01:03:28.000You're going to bring your wife a cup of coffee.
01:03:31.000You're going to get up earlier and help prepare your husband so that he can go for a jog before work.
01:03:36.000If you find yourself getting frustrated with things not going your way, stop and ask yourself why your wife, your husband, your dad, your mom, whoever it is, the next guy down the line might be frustrated and help him to pave his way.
01:03:47.000Here, do you often find yourself getting sad?
01:04:03.000For one week, I want you to flip the switch on the day-to-day of making sure that you get what you deserve and make sure that you are living a life to serve others.
01:04:19.000If, for the people out there who commented on this, if you don't join Mug Club and support this program, listen, you don't deserve this show.
01:04:26.000Anything that you enjoy is enjoyed by the grace of others who paid the bill.
01:04:29.000Just as certainly, I don't deserve your support.