00:07:59.000It is a knife in the gut when I get called sir.
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00:08:52.000We were discussing our fantasies off air.
00:12:44.000Like, yeah, to live my authentic self, it only costs thousands of dollars in accoutrements, accessories, and hopefully hormone replacement andor surgery.
00:15:13.000Well, now he's basically, he's been taking this victory lap where he was right as it relates to certainly Anthony Fauci.
00:15:21.000And it's funny to see the way ESPN, right, this was a network, a company that used to be very funny, used to be cutting edge, designed for men, now try to push.
00:15:30.000A leftist agenda, which is inherently feminine, just to be clear.
00:18:13.000And it's rightfully so a sacred cow in the sense that pregnant women, we go, okay, we have to be really, really careful.
00:18:19.000I mean, even doctors go things that are safe for people to take, supplements, you probably shouldn't.
00:18:24.000We just want to err on the side of caution.
00:18:26.000When it came to an experimental vaccine, by the admission of those advocating it, where we didn't know all of the ramifications, however, you would be punished as a pregnant woman for not injecting it into your body.
00:20:28.000That religious exemption BS, which is used in sport and otherwise, also allows for people to be denied health care, jobs, apartments, children, prescriptions, all sorts of things.
00:20:40.000We have to stop towing a wound because we're trying to protect people who are trying to be bigoted from asking for them to be exempt from it when the very people that they are bigoted against are suffering the consequences.
00:20:50.000They're trying to use religious exemptions to affect the opportunities, services, available resources for people who are LGBTQ.
00:21:01.000Has she ever spoken out against Islamic religious exemptions?
00:21:50.000How are people discriminating and not allowing you to get housing or medical care or prescriptions when you can't even refuse somebody a cake?
00:21:59.000Also, who are the privileged people you're talking about?
00:22:00.000You're talking about the Dominican kid who lived on a dirt floor his whole life and had to leave his country at the age of 16 to come here and he doesn't want to wear a gay pride hat and now he's using his privilege?
00:22:10.000When they say that, what they're really pointing to, and this ended up being a Supreme Court case, I believe, Hobby Lobby, where they said Hobby Lobby is not providing birth control to their employees.
00:22:22.000They said, well, as a Christian company, we believe those are abortificants because it actually terminates the pregnancy after fertilization, after conception.
00:22:29.000So 16 out of either 20 or 21, I'm pretty sure I'm right about that.
00:23:27.000What they are saying now is not the same acronym they would have used five years ago, but they will accuse you of hate speech if you don't use the new term.
00:23:36.000Just so you know, the left will take control of all your speech.
00:23:40.000Anyone who says that, LGBTQ, AIP, whatever, AI, that is someone who I guarantee you 100% would support speech laws.
00:24:03.000And at this time, Courtney and I, we're going to take a pause from our broadcast to show our love and support for our friends, our families, and our colleagues.
00:24:48.000It's basically a Pinterest way of saying slippery slope.
00:24:52.000Hey, a violation of anyone's rights means we're violating all our rights.
00:24:57.000Tell that to the Saudi royalty or those in Qatar who have indentured servants who are being killed as they try and build the stands for the latest soccer stadium.
00:28:10.000I thought he was going to say he pulled into the garage and looked behind him, and there were no other cars because he came in last place, which he normally does.
00:28:16.000Also, let's just allow for the fact that if that's because that's his truth, that's his authentic self.
00:28:21.000Well, maybe his authentic self is a pussy.
00:28:23.000Let's just compare that to Aaron Rodgers.
00:28:25.000Like you look and you go, what did someone put a noose over there in an area that I don't even have to cross?
00:29:05.000Pregnant women wanting the right to their own bodily autonomy, bad.
00:29:09.000Hey, while we're talking about all these rights, a violation of any of our rights is a violation of all of our rights.
00:29:14.000What do they have to say about communist China?
00:29:18.000Hey, ESPN employees, panelists, or senior writers?
00:29:22.000J.A. Adane, as a fan and then as a reporter, how do you reconcile and join this competition while also considering everything I just said?
00:29:29.000Who are we to criticize China's human rights records when we have ongoing attacks by the agents of the state against unarmed citizens and we've got Assaults on the voting rights of our people of color in various states in this country.
00:29:44.000Well, can you tell me how many bodega owners are serving life in prison because they didn't sell packs of cigarettes like the Uyghurs?
00:29:52.000Just as a jumping off point, I think that's a difference.
00:29:58.000Also, if you just look at even the most radical people on the right, where I don't think that Islam is compatible with the West, meaning I think we probably need to phase out immigration from Islamic countries where they support global terrorism, we just don't want them here or we would like them deported to their country of origin.
00:30:13.000Where they could actually be under a government they support.
00:30:16.000China's policy is to jail you forever.
00:30:35.000It's objectively true that they are violating civil rights.
00:30:38.000But because we have some questionable things that are going on, we should probably just stay silent and let the rights violations continue.
00:30:54.000Genuine question to those who are left leaning out there.
00:30:58.000Do you actually believe that a conservative Christian, pro Second Amendment American, okay, do you believe that that person is a greater danger or threat to civil rights than the Communist Chinese Party that runs the country of China?
00:34:35.000And if we get something wrong or if there's a dead link, you can always let me know on social, on X or on Instagram, and I'll be sure to fire an intern.
00:34:48.000Remember, we were all just told, like, oh man, the wokeness, that'll be a chapter that'll be closed, right?
00:34:53.000The people are trying to, like, the left now trying to say, well, you know, we went too far.
00:34:57.000No, they're still trying to take everything too far.
00:34:59.000If the left would have their way completely unfettered, you would be fined andor jailed for not sharing their opinion on biological men transitioning to women.
00:35:09.000That is still what they want to see accomplished in this country.
00:35:13.000You know, like Europe, like anywhere else, the left has attained power.
00:35:17.000So that brings us to Elliot Page and her anti scientific rants.
00:35:50.000Let's just play the whole clip so you can see the idiocy on display of Ellen Elliot Page trying to talk about the gender binary, how human beings are the only people dumb enough to believe that male, female are a thing or that it's required for reproduction, something, something, elites.
00:36:06.000And by the way, she also shops at Ventriloquist Dummies R.O.S. Play.
00:36:12.000The natural world and what we learn in biology class, in terms of it seemingly being this cis heteropatriarchal
00:36:27.000is, I feel, used against queer and trans people in terms of us being made to seem maladaptive, there's something wrong with us, or we're not real, or we're fake.
00:36:39.000Or we're some modern thing, which is, of course, we know.
00:37:30.000Even deeper in terms of the conversation about it.
00:37:35.000And in knowing that this work that incredible evolutionary biologists have done and Joan Ruffgarden's book, Evolution is Rainbow, just shows the degree of queerness and.
00:37:48.000Gender and sexuality, diversity, and nature.
00:39:38.000Several tribes, by the way, including the Navajo and Muskogee, ban gay marriage and are not exactly the most tolerant.
00:39:43.000If you mean that some people are like, well, you know, walking bear is a little bit light in the loafers, but he's good at picking berries, so we just sort of let him do it.
00:39:57.000Now, some of them would have, instead of the nuclear family unit, there would be components of a village.
00:40:02.000That's where people used it back in the day to say it takes a village.
00:40:05.000Because you'd have most of the women staying home while the men went out and hunted, and they would all help raise everybody's children because they believed that that was the ideal, so that no one person was burdened with that responsibility.
00:40:16.000This is pre modern technology, it was division of labor.
00:40:20.000But the idea that, oh, yeah, there are tons of genders, countless genders, bullshit, not true, made up in 1990.
00:40:25.000The other example to try to point you to is the Greeks.
00:40:27.000The Greeks were very gay in a lot of ways.
00:40:29.000There was no gay marriage in ancient Greece.
00:40:34.000And they don't want to tell you what kind of gay when they talk about historically.
00:40:39.000What they really mean is, like with the Greeks, is pederasty was seen as mentorship of high class boys and sort of a luxury of people who were in positions of being the teacher versus an apprentice.
00:40:50.000Also, it's important for people to note whether you're talking about the Spartans, the Greeks, depending on the era, it was okay if you were a mentor.
00:40:58.000And again, this wasn't the same as marriage to have sex with a man.
00:41:02.000You were still chastised, punished, sometimes executed if you were the receiver, and it was discovered because that was seen as inherently feminine.
00:41:09.000So, they don't tell you what kind of gay was acceptable.
00:41:11.000It's like, yeah, yeah, okay, you can engage in that friction.
00:41:13.000Of course, you still have the responsibility and duty to be married and to reproduce because we need to have a society.
00:41:19.000Also, if you're a bottom, enjoy the cross.
00:41:23.000Now, that might be, of course, a combining of different historical things.
00:41:37.000And then they try and say, well, actually, you know, it's very prevalent in nature.
00:41:41.000That's also false, but hear her say it.
00:41:43.000I think it's so important because it becomes so clear that we're told and taught stories by those in power to uphold a status quo that serves very, very few.
00:41:58.000Liberal education serves those very few if we want to get into a deeper philosophical question.
00:42:04.000Yeah, let me explain to you historically who sexual degeneracy or deviancy benefited.
00:42:09.000That's why you look at people like Caligula, Roman emperors, people in huge positions of power, and that's also why you look at people like Marcus Aurelius.
00:42:16.000Who slept on the floor because he was saying this whole degeneracy, this decadence, this sexual deviancy, this carnal lust and seeking of pleasure destroys your soul.
00:42:27.000So it was actually seen as something, any type of sexual degeneracy, deviancy, abnormal behavior, as benefiting those who were the elite because they could stand to do that.
00:42:37.000They could enjoy it because they basically had a harem of sex slaves and they could still give you an heir, they could still reproduce.
00:42:43.000It actually wasn't something that the peasants could engage in because they needed more farmhands.
00:42:50.000So, the degeneracy, the Bachnillians, the parties, and the flowing wine, and the orgies, that was only reserved for the elite.
00:42:57.000Matter of fact, sometimes the elite were allowed to engage in it, and the peasants were barred from doing it, where they would be punished if they were seen as sexual deviants.
00:43:04.000It's the exact opposite of how she presents it.
00:43:11.000And in knowing that, you know, this work that incredible evolutionary biologists have done, and, you know, Joan Roughgarden's book, Evolution is Rainbow, just show the degree of, you know, queerness.
00:43:24.000Gender and sexuality, diversity and nature.
00:43:57.000And these same people who want to tell you that sexuality is incredibly complex.
00:44:01.000Want to compare human beings' sexuality to animals, which, by the way, is very straightforward.
00:44:07.000They have a little chip in their brain that says, Make other animals, and that chip is kind of activated, that program, by friction.
00:44:15.000And sometimes they just take the friction.
00:44:17.000This idea that queerness is accepted and it's common in the animal kingdom, first off, it wouldn't necessarily apply to humans for the same reason that rat studies don't always apply to humans.
00:44:25.000We know it's a good indicator, we don't know the actual results.
00:44:30.000Otters, ducks, dogs, dolphins, they'll use these.
00:44:32.000They'll say, Some dogs prefer same sex friction.
00:45:46.000He kills all of the previous female lions, mate.
00:45:51.000He kills all of his cubs to ensure no bloodline exists because he's not raising another lion's cubs.
00:45:59.000Do you want to bring in that comparison?
00:46:01.000Or do we say, you know what, maybe humans have it right where a little bit of puffing out your chest at the bar to try and show that you may want to go home with that lady.
00:46:10.000It's not as bad as ending a bloodline by biting its neck.
00:47:30.000Here's Paige also going on, Elliot, Elliot, Ellen talking about how she was finally able to be her true self with a costume and the hormones.
00:48:33.000Text is not trans, we don't know, but a person who is a warrior.
00:48:38.000I mean, we don't see many trans people who have the opportunity to play such a role.
00:48:44.000Yeah, I mean, this was really, it was an absolute dream in that way.
00:48:49.000And even just like putting on this costume and, you know, getting to feel in my body in this, you know, like a costume, you know, but it like suits.
00:48:57.000Because to feel my body, I need a costume.
00:49:07.000For the first time, I felt like this is who I really am when they gave me the ventriloquist dummies outfit.
00:49:13.000Yes, the one soldier they choose to leave behind because they're so effeminate, they're of no use rowing the ships back home or hiding out in the horse to go and take the city.
00:49:23.000Hey, they're going to kill you when they come up, but don't worry, your sacrifice will be honored.
00:49:51.000And here's the thing Hollywood, they're so out of touch.
00:49:53.000And you need to know Hollywood and the Democrat Party look at where the money came from for Kamala Harris, for Obama, for former Vice President Biden.
00:50:01.000The entertainment, media, education, industrial complex, just to be clear, they all want this.
00:50:10.000The fact that they're trying to run from it because they know it's unpopular doesn't mean that they aren't beholden to these absolutely irrational and evil ideologies.
00:50:22.000He used to be in the 90s, like Screams.
00:50:23.000Yeah, So here he spoke in an Instagram post about how his queer daughter, sorry, I mispronounced him being an abusive parent, his queer daughter influenced his latest role in the remake of Carrie.
00:50:37.000And I want you to count with me the amount of buzzwords that he uses to create this meaningless word salad.
00:50:44.000This material resonates with me not only because I'm a girl dad, but because I'm a father of not only a girl, but a boy and a non binary kid.
00:52:38.000Let's look at other celebrity LGBTQ parents.
00:52:41.000Sorry, I mean abusive ones Charlize Theron, Sigourney Weaver, Dwayne Wade, Gabriel Union, Magic Johnson, Cynthia Nixon, Robert De Niro, Moore.
00:52:57.000And here's also why, like, if you, at this point, we just talked about ESPN.
00:53:00.000If you can't forego your sports ball when you understand, once it's very clear that the league hates you in your country, then you're not willing to fight for this country.
00:53:31.000They're beholden to the same producers.
00:53:33.000Here she is defending biological men in women's sports after being asked about Sophie Cunningham because something, something, science, tolerance, journey, scene, whatever.
00:55:47.000I mean, at some point, like, after we've even our own teammates, like, we want to be the best so that we can start.
00:55:53.000Like, we're not about including them, we're about beating them and then making sure they stay on so that we have depth just in case I get hurt.
00:55:59.000Women, I don't think that because the game hasn't really advanced as much as, like, men's sports, like, women's NBA.
00:56:04.000And I think a big reason is just they don't have the locker room.
00:56:07.000Honestly, like, think about if someone came back to the locker room that day, they'd be like, hey, why'd you give such a silly bitch answer?
00:58:10.000I think this world needs more celebration.
00:58:12.000I think this world needs more love, more care, especially when some people are not seen as much.
00:58:18.000Well, I'll tell you who's not seen anymore the 500,000 to 1 million Filipinos who were murdered at the hands of the Japanese in World War II.
00:58:36.000Like, hey, by the way, can I just take a second to say that, uh, half of my ancestry, like, really messed up a lot of those people for nothing more than they were slightly darker Asians, like half a million to one million in a very short period of time.
00:58:47.000So, uh, Filipino Awareness Night, I'm sorry about that.
00:59:21.000This is what minor league baseball teams do.
00:59:22.000They look at a calendar and they go, We need more attendance here, here, here, and here.
00:59:26.000What group of people can we make this their night that we don't care anything about that will come and spend money?
00:59:31.000Yeah, a bunch of white people get in a room, they design a special jersey for this ethnicity, and they go, We're going to put La Familia on the jersey.
00:59:38.000It's going to be Mexican Heritage Night, Tacoma Rainiers.
00:59:40.000Yeah, and then we're going to do Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
00:59:43.000Like Nick DiPaolo says, your entire team looks like I Dream of Genie.
00:59:53.000But as fate would have it, a few days ago, this came out on how many players have dunked in WNBA history, lest we be overdone here, whatever.
01:00:52.000It would be a good time to highlight that when people talk about, oh, hey, it's the hetero people who destroyed the institution of marriage.
01:00:59.000But the hetero divorce rate is about 22%, 41% for lesbians.
01:01:03.000And of course, the lesbian rates of domestic abuse are absolutely off the charts like 44% for lesbian women, over 60% for bisexual women in relationships.
01:01:14.000In ascending order, it goes as far as domestic abuse.
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