Former Vice President Joe Biden officially announces his run for President in 2020. Will he face off against Hillary Clinton in the Democratic primary? Will he be able to unify the country behind a single candidate? Is college a human right?
00:02:28.000Fighter and the Kid, Warrior, but he's unbelievably funny, hysterical, and on the Joe Rogan Show quite a bit, so I'm looking forward to having him on.
00:02:35.000We're going to be talking about this quite a bit.
00:02:37.000Do you think college is a human right?
00:02:39.000And to those of you who went to college, just how necessary or helpful was it in preparing you for your field of work and or the real world?
00:03:25.000Should be noted, he's running on the platform of rebuilding the middle class, respecting, or at least earning respect for leadership on the world stage, and pedophilia, so it's wrong.
00:04:08.000Twitter spokesman called it a constructive meeting where they discussed Twitter's commitment to protecting the health of the public conversation ahead of 2020 elections.
00:05:46.000The maternal animal is also known as the lasagna lizard and the mud devil.
00:05:49.000This comes not only with amphibians, but animals, the state animals, runner-up for the state's animal honor was the pussy platypus, the ball sweat swan, and bear with the regular anal discharge.
00:06:00.000So they actually went with a good choice.
00:06:04.000Mahmoud, how fast can you get Sharia law to actually take over America?
00:06:31.000Meros Nasser Sharifi was charged with telecommunications harassment and could face discipline by the district for his Twitter account, quote-unquote, girls ranked.
00:06:40.000So the main whistleblower actually in this story still remains anonymous, though classmates strongly suspect 1.4 rated bulldog Karen.
00:07:50.000No, you were big on just on the death penalty, on the book burning.
00:07:55.000In entertainment news, Hollywood actresses like to use, apparently, safe words when intimate scenes get to be too much.
00:08:01.000This comes from the Mirror Some even have them written into their contracts words like pineapple, sweet potato, and mayonnaise, though it should be noted they stopped using mayonnaise when Harvey Weinstein confused it for a stage direction.
00:09:35.000But I mean, in my people's defense, they go there to escape New York City taxes, where they then vote for politicians who raise their taxes.
00:09:43.000I don't think that's at all an accurate sequence of events.
00:09:45.000I pretty much think they move to Florida and die.
00:09:48.000I was gonna say, trust me, it beats Kirkuk.
00:09:52.000There's a little inside baseball here?
00:10:38.000Democrats have been floating this idea that student debt forgiveness is now apparently it's the fulcrum for a lot of these people and free college overall in case you doubt me.
00:10:47.000We've got to induce states to carry more of the burden instead of continuing to pass it on to students.
00:12:03.000Starting salaries, by the way, are much higher.
00:12:05.000Those are just the starting salaries that you're seeing.
00:12:07.000They only continue to go up as opposed to the gender studies major who keeps getting my coffee wrong.
00:12:11.000By the way, we have a surplus right now of over 7 million jobs.
00:12:17.000This is one thing that people don't understand.
00:12:18.000When we talk about a market economy, people are paying more.
00:12:20.000If there are more available jobs and there are fewer layoffs than there have been in decades, that means that people have to incentivize you to come and work for them.
00:12:27.000They tend to pay more, hence why wages have gone up.
00:12:32.000How many small business owners, independent contractors, have college degrees?
00:12:36.00030% of business owners have no college degree whatsoever.
00:12:39.000Of the ones who do, only 61% believe that a college education was important for success in today's economy.
00:12:44.000Compare that with 97% of the general non-business-owning populace.
00:12:49.000I think that's important for people to know.
00:12:51.000Yeah, and also, you know, you have some cases, like for what I do now, it didn't exist when I was in college, so my degree is completely useless.
00:13:45.000Why do we look down at business owners who actually create products, services, goods that generate billions of dollars for the United States economy?
00:13:53.000I mean, I actually have no idea what percentage would be small business owners versus medium business owners.
00:14:17.000If your theories, your ideas don't work, you just hide out in a college and tell kids that they would if Marx would have been practiced properly.
00:14:24.000By the way, hit the notification bell.
00:14:37.000This would be a different conversation, I would say, if any of the Democratic candidates, if any of them right now were saying, OK, listen, we need to create incentives for advanced science degrees or fields which require specialized education.
00:14:49.000Obviously, we're not going to be subsidizing four years of Afro lesbian centric studies.
00:16:14.000Basically, 40% of schools have not a single conservative professor.
00:16:20.000And a significant portion of students, not even a plurality, a majority, say that the climate on college campuses is hostile to free speech.
00:16:27.000And a lot of the top-tier universities are actually the worst about this.
00:16:31.000People are going to Harvard today to take classes in Beyonce studies and queer fat activism.
00:16:40.000And by the way, even though there's a lot of status attached to Ivy League schools, the actual quality of education is often pretty crappy, since many of them have now placed a premium on leftist indoctrination over actual education.
00:16:50.000It's only a matter of time before I think people realize how dumb some of the students are being turned out of these schools.
00:16:55.000And again, it's just this idea, this intellectual elitism, that if you go to a trade school, if you go to a community college, you somehow must be a dummy, or if you start a business that employs 20, 30, 40 people, you're an idiot who needs to sit at the feet of intelligentsia.
00:17:28.000And when you provide them with student loans for all, it's no surprise that you can charge more for your college education.
00:17:33.000You don't need, this is one thing, does that not seem backwards?
00:17:36.000You don't need to take out as many student loans as you possibly can.
00:17:39.000You can get a quality education without spending that much.
00:17:42.000For some reason, kids out there now, they think that they have to apply to highest tier schools, to use that term, and then they have to go to the top one they get into, regardless of cost.
00:17:50.000The truth is most students have no idea what they want to do.
00:17:53.00020-50% of them enter schools undecided, then most end up changing their major completely.
00:17:58.000Yeah, I know in my case, I didn't know what I wanted to do fresh out of high school, so I went to community college, and I only paid a grand a semester, as opposed to 20.
00:18:06.000I'm also not in massive debt right now.
00:18:19.000Plus, I think a lot of the kids, you know, they have the lazy rivers at the college, and they have the climbing wall, and the ice cream Yeah, I think you have a very ill-conceived notion of American college.
00:19:35.000If your dream is to go into a specialized field that requires advanced schooling, yeah, a good university might be a decent investment.
00:19:41.000But if you don't know what you want to do, or if you're going to find yourself, whatever the hell that means, because you watched Eat, Pray, Love once, or you're going for the college experience, You're better off going to a trade school or a community college until you get your crap straight.
00:21:33.000Dan's question is, what is the deal with the court names like Supreme Court, Circuit Court, District Court, and Justice Court, and who in the s*** is in charge of who gets to be a judge in each one of those?
00:21:44.000Well, Dan, we're going to split this one up into two parts and deal first with the courts themselves.
00:21:48.000Most of you have heard about a Supreme Court, which is the final appellate courts in both our federal and state systems.
00:21:54.000At the very top in the federal system, above all the courts, is the United States Supreme Court.
00:21:59.000You can end up here whether you start in a state court or a federal court.
00:22:02.000It is the true court of last resort for judicial relief.
00:22:05.000Now, secondly, most states also have a Supreme Court that is the highest court.
00:22:09.000Stay tuned for more barely legal with half-asian lawyer bill richmond
00:22:13.000But is a contractor I went to where he works, and these dudes were working.
00:23:48.000I'm also supposed to pronounce it supposed, but I always get it wrong.
00:23:52.000Also, solace, I usually get wrong as a Canadian, but I've been a fan of his for a long time.
00:23:56.000You've heard me say, as far as just standup, two of the funniest standups I think ever on earth are Nick DiPaolo and Norm Macdonald.
00:24:03.000As far as overall being one of the funniest people alive, not just standup, but also sketches, storytelling, podcasts, Thank you for having me, my friend.
00:25:03.000I try to do it every week, and I was trying to quote-unquote perfect the Philly show, and I got punched in the face enough times where I became dizzy, where I was getting foggy brain.
00:25:14.000I even said to Brennan Sharma, I said, hey, I'm forgetting things.
00:25:16.000And Brennan said, well, stop sparring because you're an actor at 52, and you shouldn't be sparring because that's ridiculous.
00:25:24.000And then Joe gave you some DMT and all is well with the world, I assume.
00:25:27.000That did take away my fear of death, so now I sleep.
00:25:54.000I don't want to get you in trouble because we have a lot of people on the show who are obviously more centrist, more moderate, and people assume that they're a right-wing neo-Nazi just for appearing on here.
00:26:03.000But I know in your special, you've talked about how kind of radicalized people have become in many ways, particularly the far left in relation to comedy and free speech.
00:26:14.000Are you worried about being drummed out of the core for even talking about that?
00:27:37.000Which is why I believe in the Constitution and why I believe in individual liberty and why I believe in all these principles that, in my opinion, not only founded this country and solved the political problem, The Founding Fathers solved, in many ways, the political problem.
00:28:12.000I mean, Hitler wanted to essentially, uh, you know, he wanted to, the, the architecture of the third Reich was based on Plato's Republic, I'm pretty sure.
00:28:22.000So the founding fathers came along and had enormous respect for the individual.
00:28:26.000Now I know they owned a lot of human beings and slavery was, was well and good.
00:28:30.000Although it wasn't well and good with a lot of them.
00:28:33.000I mean, you look at, uh, I can't remember if it was George Washington or Jefferson who made it so that as he couldn't free his slaves while he was alive, it made it so that when he died, they would be free.
00:28:41.000But I do think that they wrote extensively on that, and they were very aware of the contradiction in talking about all men are created equal.
00:28:49.000And I think that's the most radical line of political philosophy, and I think we have to remember it.
00:28:54.000When Thomas Jefferson said that we hold these truths to be self-evident, all men are created equal, That is a contract we have all entered into, because what we're actually saying is a religious idea, which is we are all of the same moral worth.
00:29:07.000You can't prove biologically or mathematically that we're all equal.
00:29:25.000But we all believe that at the end of the day, you don't know where I'm smart, where I'm strong, where I'm courageous.
00:29:31.000So best to treat me like an individual and treat me like I'm worth a lot.
00:29:34.000That's why our justice system is predicated on the idea that if I kill a wretch on the street, or I kill Bill Gates, Technically, I'm supposed to do the same amount of time because it's a human life.
00:29:56.000But people, they would go, well, racism!
00:29:58.000The Founding Fathers were racist white males.
00:30:00.000Brian, not doing yourself favors if they're watching.
00:30:04.000So what they do, so what you do when you do that, when you say, when you stop me and you say, you racist white males, is now you have turned those people into nouns.
00:30:14.000You have given them, you've labeled them, and you've fixed them in a category, in a very strong category.
00:30:21.000Meaning, that now I guess since they're straight white males and they're racist, that they are disqualified!
00:30:27.000And that they have zero contribution to anything else.
00:30:30.000So, so I suppose then we could go into the fact that Mohandas K. Gandhi took baths with young women, and that that that erases his entire legacy.
00:30:41.000Martin Luther King apparently cheated and beat his wife.
00:31:28.000I don't want this to be a sore spot, but I remember one time when you were on Joe Show, good friend Joe Rogan, love Joe Rogan, but I remember at one point someone said like, Brian, you know, you could just reach deeper with your standup.
00:31:39.000Because some people see your standup as silly.
00:31:43.000What I'm hearing right now is the processing of unbelievably deep nuanced philosophical issues, and then I see it performed in standup in a way that allows people, other people, who maybe aren't as intelligent as yourself, to process it.
00:31:56.000And I've always said, no, I remember watching it go, no, don't change yourself, Brian!
00:32:09.000And one of those bad ideas is socialism.
00:32:12.000And what I mean by that is, and by the way, it doesn't mean I'm against all government interference, but I worry that when- Do you use roads, Brian?
00:32:35.000And rather than have these conversations of whether or not I'm a Republican or a Democrat or I'm a socialist or a free market capitalist, I'd rather say, to what degree do you think a large central authority Uh, should have control over your life.
00:33:35.000So punish people that produce, punish people that are productive.
00:33:38.000And by the way, I guess Bernie Sanders and his philosopher kings, like Ocasio-Cortez, I guess they seem to know more about what to do with that money than Apple does.
00:33:48.000Apple spends $10 billion a year on research and development.
00:33:51.000I think they have a better understanding of what to do with their money to create a better product for all of us.
00:33:56.000And by the way, they might be very wealthy because they produced a product that we all use and buy.
00:34:02.000By the way, also, they're much more charitable.
00:34:15.000But Bernie, you buy a matcha latte at Starbucks and make sure that you have an app that rounds down the tip to 18!
00:34:23.000Look, and by the way, SmithKline and whatever- GlaxoSmithKline.
00:34:28.000Look, there are issues with Big Pharma, but let's please not forget that Hep C is now a curable disease.
00:34:37.000We just used CRISPR-Cas9, when I say we, me and my medical team here, but CRISPR-Cas9, I believe, to cure eight boys who had that disease, that boy-in-the-bubble disease.
00:34:49.000Could you imagine how pissed you'd be if you went in for plasma replacement therapy and they accidentally gave you that virus?
00:34:54.000You're like, I thought it was my own platelets!
00:34:56.000and re-injected it with a certain gene that gave these kids immune systems.
00:36:48.000See, it all really depends on who controls the narrative and who's able to paint the best picture.
00:36:55.000And I think that the scientific community, I think the I think a lot of conservatives are pretty stodgy and and not very personable, maybe.
00:37:07.000And a lot of your artists have probably I'm not I'm not a clinical psychologist, but I would imagine artists probably tend to be able to empathize and And probably put themselves in the place of someone who is different than theirs.
00:37:21.000I mean, that's what great novelists are able to do.
00:40:25.000In other states, it's generally called a court of appeal.
00:40:28.000And below that, we have trial or specialty courts.
00:40:30.000In federal court, that's called the district court.
00:40:33.000In the states, that's superior court, district court, county court, county court of law, family court, probate court, municipal court, justice court.
00:40:41.000I'll answer the second portion of your question next week, though it did occur to me that since you're a white guy who chooses to live in East St.
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00:43:28.000Let me request, if I can have a minute of your time here.
00:43:31.000I know that you hear a lot about shadow banning, demonetization, there are a lot of chicken littles out there.
00:43:35.000But I do want to at least inform you, in case this channel goes away, For good, as to why.
00:43:42.000And as to just how easily possible it could be for us to be gone from YouTube tomorrow.
00:43:47.000We've received what could potentially be three hard strikes, we have a screenshot here, for one parody video.
00:43:54.000The Dr. Trump music video that we did in the span of a week.
00:43:57.000And unless we come to terms with YouTube and the corporate overlords, YouTube rules say that three strikes gets your channel removed.
00:44:04.000Now, I want to be clear, I'm not exactly sure in this instance if it counts as three strikes or just one, since we used this same video three times in a commercial break.
00:44:11.000We have half-Asian lawyer Bill Richman attempting to establish communication with them.
00:44:20.000I want to make clear here, this is completely a parody under the umbrella of Fair Use.
00:44:25.000We have some B-roll here where we can show you where we actually created the track from the ground up.
00:44:30.000We have a project file that you guys can see.
00:44:32.000We went and we created this entire music video from scratch.
00:44:36.000This wasn't just, we didn't just take a karaoke track.
00:44:38.000And by the way, it has to be comparable enough to the original to be a parody.
00:44:41.000There are channels that subsist on parodies alone.
00:44:44.000And right here, you can actually see an example of Jimmy Fallon did a Bernie parody, Old Town Road, side-by-side with ours.
00:44:49.000Look, they have a $30 million operating budget, and ours is you, Mug Club.
00:44:55.000So I want to be clear, this might not be an exact example of an instance here of anti-conservative bias, okay?
00:45:03.000But when you pair it with disproportional targeting of the rest of our content for being, quote, what they term now, on the border, and the issues with notifications that have been happening, the demonetization specifically targeting our opinions as unpopular speech, at least in Silicon Valley, when you take the culmination, it renders us unable to create a show for you, and if it keeps going this way, the channel will cease to exist.
00:45:29.000Now, what we do here is very different.
00:45:32.000As is our relationship with corporate censorship.
00:45:34.000Take for example, let me give you an example, a pure comedy channel out there that only does the occasional parody.
00:45:38.000Yeah, you know, this kind of thing would hurt them, it would suck, wouldn't be debilitating.
00:45:42.000Take more conservative leading channels that maybe they've seen some radical demonetization based on a point of view.
00:45:53.000But they can find other ways to generate revenue.
00:45:55.000Let's think of a channel that has 50 million subscribers and they find out that their notifications, like ours, are broken, or that YouTube changed an algorithm to throttle their organic search views or related content views.
00:46:05.000But we experience all of that, and we experience it daily, and even more, the rules keep changing.
00:46:12.000YouTube claims that there isn't an anti-conservative bias, that they want to have conservatives on the platform, but that they want to encourage a healthy discussion.
00:46:19.000Okay, I want to take that at face value.
00:46:22.000But they demonetize and restrict the Change My Mind videos.
00:46:34.000If a conservative cannot create a long form, unedited, no profanity, civil dialogue segment like Change My Mind without being punished, how can conservatives create content for YouTube?
00:46:46.000What content could possibly be acceptable?
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00:47:27.000We don't care if we're monetized or not, because we're monetized by you!
00:47:31.000That's how we have a parody that's better than a $30 million operating budget.
00:47:34.000No offense to Jimmy Fallon, but that sucked!
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00:47:49.000If you don't join up, this show as you know it, we'd no longer be able to produce it.
00:47:57.000We've reached a crossroad and less people join Mug Club.
00:47:59.000We can't do this show, these segments, on YouTube or any platform.
00:48:04.000Sure, listen, I could lay off the 15 people, staff and crew, and just talk into a camera without any sketches, any parody, satire, on-location videos, change my mind, or even so much as ever addressing a controversial issue.
00:48:34.000And I know people often say, we hear this a lot, like, well, why don't you just upload your stuff to BitChute or insert any other streaming site of the day here?
00:48:41.000And we can, and sometimes we do, as a safety.
00:48:44.000But it doesn't help us in any way create content going forward.
00:48:46.000That's like telling someone whose consumer electronics were banned from stores, well, you can just give it away at a flea market.
00:50:03.000I, we, all of us here, will continue to create content for as long as humanly possible and continue to fight these rules and the oppressive corporate overlords until our coffers are completely empty.
00:50:14.000For years, this channel's been up for years, we've done it exclusively because of you.
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