00:03:38.000And what I mean by that is when fascism, as the left defines it historically, is necessary.
00:03:44.000I, obviously, you know, when I spent time in college, learned about fascists and how evil they were.
00:03:48.000I didn't learn about what preceded them.
00:03:50.000I didn't learn about the communists, about the socialists that preceded them.
00:03:54.000And I often, if ever, trying to remember.
00:03:57.000No, no, I never once learned that many fascists rose to power with the overwhelming support of the people because they lived under the thumb of Marxism.
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00:06:00.000Speaking of fascists and socialists, who's your favorite world leader today?
00:07:35.000Heard of, or you may be lamenting the red pill sphere, as people call it, or the manosphere.0.71
00:07:41.000And then there's the whole dating sphere where women give advice, and there's the feminist advice, the tradcon wife, and then men just checking out.0.91
00:08:49.000Maybe that's why, that's exactly why he's doing it.
00:08:51.000You know, a lunch date is a good idea.0.93
00:08:53.000Or if you say, hey, go Dutch, that's to avoid being the random man who pays for meals, which by the way, mid 20s, I don't know if I believe you, and him paying for you, you'll eat him out of a house and home.0.97
00:09:02.000It'd be like sitting out in front of McDonald's watching the numbers change.0.96
00:09:34.000Can you explain to me how men now are comfortable to open their mouth and say, Don't open yours.
00:09:40.000Is that the trending thing now that is happening?
00:09:42.000I will sleep in my house, wear clothes finished.
00:09:45.000Prepare, do my hair, my lashes, everything look good, finish for you after so much effort.
00:09:50.000You groomed, say you want a Dutch date.
00:09:53.000What are you going to tell me that it will convince me to even be with you?
00:09:56.000Why are you running the bill on the first date, Jesus?
00:10:00.000Like you guys, I'm still trying to put back together and all.
00:10:04.000I want to carry my phone and browse about it all day and realize that it's a date whereby I tend to pay for my bill and you pay for your own.
00:13:31.000But maybe this guy was flicking the jab and basically just saying this, but would end up paying if they passed the test of saying, Yeah, I'm interested in you.
00:13:37.000I'm not interested in just a free meal.
00:16:28.000How about just starting with hey, maybe this guy isn't disrespecting you, maybe this guy has been burned and he's trying to set some healthy boundaries and he probably has no problem paying for his girlfriend.
00:16:39.000He doesn't want to pay for every single person who he swipes left, swipes right on, or happens to do so with him.
00:16:47.000And should you maybe look at other facets if you're hoping to find the man that you could possibly marry?
00:16:53.000Would there be an explanation that would suffice?
00:16:56.000Because it's a real problem that men are running into.
00:16:59.000And then what if he, on the flip side, said, Yeah, I'll pay for the meal.0.94
00:17:02.000These are my expectations and laid out very traditional gender norms because that is the framework of holding the door, of chivalry, of paying for the meal.0.95
00:19:17.000So you remember that guy, Dylan Mulvaney?
00:19:22.000Well, President Trump, in actually a pretty brilliant joke, invoked the name of Dylan Mulvaney.0.96
00:19:30.000In comparing Caitlin Collins to Dylan Mulvaney, which is great because Caitlin Collins can't complain about being compared to a beautiful and brave trans freak show.
00:21:07.000This is what I mean when we got into our little spat over the Odyssey when I say violent coercion.
00:21:13.000The fact that anybody expects, let alone demands me, to basically acknowledge or refer to this person as anything other than a deranged freak show is coercion.
00:21:26.000That's a very, very unhealthy, freaky little man.
00:21:44.000And mind you, I've been kind of flying under the radar, keeping up a pretty low profile, just like doing my little musicals, singing, dancing.1.00
00:25:08.000My freedom is fully dependent on the moment that I acknowledged my real, authentic self in every day since.
00:25:16.000And sharing that with the world, it's just icing on the cake.
00:25:20.000But they don't want me to be able to share that because it would mean young people realizing that if someone like me can be themselves and find success and freedom, then they can find success and freedom for themselves too.
00:25:33.000Number one, support trans and non binary people.
00:28:28.000Once the day I accepted my authentic self and strapped down my tits and had to get myself injected with cancer genic hormones and had to completely redo my wardrobe and I have to cover myself with makeup every day to make myself look like something that I'm not.0.65
00:28:42.000Once I became entirely self absorbed with the superficial outwardly, my life started having meaning.0.83
00:29:05.000I wish that you would turn around, but if you're going to advocate others, we are going to point and mock the freak show that you are every single day.
00:29:29.000Yeah, off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off-off- She had a boy or she didn't have a boy?
00:31:40.000The truth is, if you look at the moms who support their kids, if you look at parents who support their kids' transitions, overwhelmingly, fathers like, nope.
00:31:55.000A lot of women often want their sons to be their daughters sometimes.1.00
00:31:59.000And yeah, with girls, they'll end up being a tomboy.0.74
00:32:01.000With young boys, if they don't have a father and they have a mother who feminizes him, you end up with a very, very destructive thread that's being pulled out in society.0.73
00:32:13.000So, by the way, thank you for the raid, Dan.
00:33:14.000Nobody's really going to remember it unless it's like the best one ever done, unless you make a mistake and like forget the words or sing it incorrectly.
00:33:19.000Now, I'm going to say something and I run the risk of offending a lot of people here, but it's a genuine question.
00:33:26.000Do you think the one military man in the white outfit just wasn't part of the huddle beforehand?
00:36:02.000Now, I'll tell you why this interview doesn't work.
00:36:04.000It doesn't work because Jon Stewart, his job is to be funny, and he is doing some bits, right?
00:36:09.000And he's trying to kind of keep it light.
00:36:11.000Unfortunately, Caitlin Collins is still trying to keep the facade alive that she's an objective journalist.
00:36:17.000So she just stonewalls him, and it gets increasingly uncomfortable as Stewart tries to get her to crap on Trump, because you know behind closed doors, she does.
00:36:27.000There are times when I watch him, and I think to myself, this can't be real.
00:37:18.000Is there an office of smoothing things out that comes to your office and says, like in a bar when your friend gets in a fight, like, hey, man, he's drunk?
00:37:28.000It's because I want anyone to be able to listen to what I'm asking, whether that's at a briefing or during a moment with the president and think, You know, I want to know the answer to that too.
00:37:39.000The answer is very clearly you should smile more.
00:37:43.000It's hard to smile when you have no upper lip.
00:38:43.000Now, it's uncomfortable because she's stonewalling.0.74
00:38:46.000Remember on Stephen Colbert where I know you're a straight shooter, it's completely objective CNN, and then the audience laughs.
00:38:51.000She's like, Are they supposed to be laughing like that?
00:38:55.000It's because no one actually takes CNN seriously.
00:38:59.000It's like she didn't get the memo, and he didn't get the memo.
00:39:02.000And then he just rattles, and I get it, he's a comedian, so I have more grace, but he just rattles off straw man after straw man where he tries to get into corruption.
00:39:25.000And he said about Watergate, probably would be.
00:39:30.000Now, this is sort of the seminal public corruption, political corruption case of our lifetimes.
00:39:36.000I was raised on the Watergate hearings.
00:39:39.000He said it would probably be a 12 hour story now.
00:39:43.000But I think the point he was making is.
00:39:46.000They've created such great defenses around public and political corruption that there's no longer that great reporting leads to accountability through the other institutions that are there to pick that up.
00:40:04.000No, the point that he was making was actually that the media no longer has, media, Hollywood education, no longer has an ideological monopoly as to be able to bully anyone and misrepresent anyone.
00:40:17.000Nixon was railroaded, just to be clear.
00:40:19.000And by the way, there's a three and three in this.
00:40:21.000You can go download those wherever podcasts exist.
00:40:22.000Three key facts in three minutes or less with all the references.
00:40:25.000Watergate, a lot of people don't realize Watergate wasn't Watergate.
00:40:28.000So, key fact one, no one was ever charged with ordering the burglary, to be clear.
00:40:34.000Nixon resigned to avoid being impeached, but he never actually admitted guilt.
00:40:38.000There's been new information since then.
00:40:39.000And key fact here Nixon didn't order, know about the break in.
00:40:45.000He was never actually accused of ordering or knowing about the break in.
00:40:48.000And there is audio that clearly shows us he was surprised about the break in.
00:41:10.000So, really, just so you know, Watergate, and we'll get to this, there have been some updates.
00:41:13.000This came from the New York Times, recently unearthed tapes or transcripts.
00:41:17.000It was people broke in to try and affect an election to help Nixon win who weren't actually associated with him in these actions, and it didn't affect the election anyway.
00:41:26.000And then Nixon said, Oh my gosh, people are going to think I had something to do with this.
00:41:33.000And that's turned into Nixon wiretap.0.81
00:41:35.000You have a lot of people who believe that, but you also have people who believe that Kyle Rittenhouse went out and shot black people as opposed to registered pedophiles.
00:41:41.000Here's another clip of Nixon Stewart or Stewart opining on Nixon.
00:41:45.000He also said the deep state took down Richard Nixon, which I think Richard Nixon took down Richard Nixon.
00:41:53.000It absolutely was a deep state, according to the New York Times.
00:41:56.000It wasn't just the reporting that led to Nixon's resignation.
00:42:00.000It was Republicans in the Senate who made clear that he had crossed a line with them as that investigation into his actions was proceeding.
00:42:07.000And a legal system that held people accountable for break ins and obstruction and cover ups.
00:42:13.000And even Spiro Agnew, people forget Spiro Agnew, who was the vice president at the time, resigned months before Watergate took down Nixon on a bribery scandal.
00:42:21.000And here's the thing they just say, oh, it wasn't the deep state, it was Nixon who took down Nixon.
00:42:45.000There was a military spying scandal against him.
00:42:47.000This should have been the biggest story from February, this year, New York Times.
00:42:52.000It was well known, it's been documented, that there were those who were very pro military, who were very pro war, those in the Pentagon, who absolutely targeted Nixon and were spying on him.
00:43:01.000Nixon knew it, but he chose to protect wartime secrets and the military's reputation instead because he said this will blow back on the troops on the ground and Americans will forever lose trust.
00:43:12.000In their institution and their government, if they knew about quote unquote the deep state effectively, he was the first target that they successfully eliminated.
00:43:46.000Sort of parlays that from Nixon, awful, awful corruption, misrepresenting it, to we're now witnessing the worst corruption of our lifetime.
00:43:59.000It makes me cynical to watch the stories that you guys are uncovering about a Qatari jet that's, you know, millions and millions of dollars by a foreign government that's not safe enough for the president to fly on it.
00:44:13.000And also, the guy who is the envoy to that region is getting money from that area while also trying to negotiate.
00:44:22.000The levels of corruption within his family and that administration are exponentially beyond anything that I think we have ever experienced in our lifetime.
00:44:33.000And I keep waiting for the other institutions to wake up and they feel like they're gone.
00:44:41.000Like there is no political, there would never be an impeachment on this.
00:47:41.000Now, it doesn't mean that a jet is a good thing to accept.
00:47:46.000But to say this is the worst corruption, well, he would have to put blinders on the same way he would have to say that Watergate was more corrupt.
00:47:53.000Does anyone actually think that Watergate, just look at the spirit of it, is a greater example of corruption than the IRS under Barack Obama targeting political opposition?
00:48:16.000The Obama administration, his people working in his government, spying on Trump's campaign, lying about it, and we find out.
00:48:25.000Or Nixon having nothing to do with it, finding out and saying, oh my gosh, people are going to actually, they're going to try and pin this on me.
00:49:40.000Well, I think for reporters, I mean, for the most part, it is a great example for you to feign outrage now.
00:49:43.000It's just our jobs, which is fair reporting, tough reporting, and good questions and fair questions.
00:49:49.000I think in terms of the Epstein example, that is something that there was a wealth of really good reporting on, including from those reporters from the Wall Street Journal who were on stage on Friday night.
00:51:48.000Now, if I bring you something exclusive where I say, okay, our journalists have done this, yes, it's accurate, but you need to know I have a point of view.
00:51:56.000I think I've been pretty straightforward about it.
00:52:01.000If you go an entire, without asking one administration about Epstein, and then you become a dog on a bone with it with Donald Trump as though it's an example of corruption, well, that shows that you are not an objective journalist.
00:52:15.000If you whitewash, cover up the very clear cognitive decline of a sitting president while making those attacks against someone else who is clearly more than sharp enough to do the job, if you based on historical president Donald Trump, you are not an objective journalist.
00:52:33.000We're just asking that you be honest about what is right now dishonesty.
00:52:41.000If you start being honest about your perspective, you start being honest about your bias, okay, fine, it's another opinion show.
00:52:46.000You don't want to do that because you know that no one would tune in for your opinions.
00:52:50.000No one cares about your opinions because you're uninteresting and uninformed.
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00:54:46.000Seems to me that should be the starting off point for every semester of history, certainly economics when you're looking at different socioeconomic systems.
00:54:58.000100 million dead minimum to begin with.0.95
00:55:03.000Makes it pretty hard to say, religion is the cause of all wars, right?0.59
00:55:07.000100 million dead, communism, that's the toll.
00:55:10.000Now, when action is taken to disinfect a nation, and sometimes I will admit, very radical action taken to deal with the root ideology and systems that have led to the death of 100 million people, the left yells, fascism.
00:55:29.000The problem is, fascism has been used historically, not in the way that you've been told.
00:55:34.000Been used against communism because with communism, socialism, right, you vote them in, you have to shoot your way out.
00:55:41.000They don't leave once they attain power and they nationalize the means of production, distribution, which, by the way, is the goal of Marxism.
00:55:53.000So you've probably been taught, or maybe not even taught, you just have teachers point to historical examples of fascists, maybe even just one or two, and then go, see, fascism bad.
00:56:08.000It doesn't justify it, but the left, who is so willing to ask why when someone commits a heinous crime against an innocent person and is willing to fight to get them out of prison, which they also don't believe in, that's a part of Marxism, they're not willing to ask why someone may have risen to power with a mandate of the masses against the representatives of an ideology that has killed, again, 100 million people in the 20th century.
00:56:32.000So here's how we're going to define fascism the way the left does, every time someone does something to prevent the left from completely subverting a nation or to try and reverse course.
00:56:41.000The left wants you to believe that fascism, not Marxism, not communism, 100 million dead, is the biggest, greatest evil threat in the world.
00:56:51.000We are witnessing a fascist takeover of this country.
00:56:55.000And I really hope the Republican Party wakes up to that.
00:57:06.000Talk about everything Trump's doing that is fascist.
00:57:10.000At this stage, we're pretty clear on the fact that Donald Trump fashions himself an authoritarian.
00:57:17.000You know, you're living in a fascist society.
00:57:21.000When you're constantly going over in your head the reasons why you're safe, what we want is a country where none of us have to feel that way.
00:57:35.000Because at the end of the day, we have a fascist in the White House.
00:57:38.000It's not like fascism might come here.
00:57:54.000Who share the goal of subverting and destroying this country.
00:57:59.000They're not, just to be clear, Marxists and those in the American Communist Party or the DSA, they don't seek to destroy America because it's fascist.
00:58:06.000They've always sought to destroy America because it's not Marxist, because it's not communist.
00:58:27.000And just to be clear, This does not mean that I am supportive of or justifying everyone in the fascist response, everyone involved with that.
00:58:42.000The story you were likely told, if at all, in 1973, far right military dictator Pinochet, you've heard this term a lot, it's become just kind of a shorthand insult for a fascist.
00:58:52.000Pinochet ousted a democratically elected Allende after a coup.
01:01:52.000But it is important to note that typically when you think fascist, you don't think someone who comes in with a mandate of the masses and improves the lives for everyone or leaves office.
01:03:02.000Nationalizing foreign oil refineries, by the way, seizing agricultural land, granting voter rights to the illiterate because he knew he would never win an election again.0.61
01:03:10.000He doubled down on all the policies that were making everybody's lives worse.
01:03:42.000When people hear coup, they go, a military dictator, a military leader.
01:03:45.000When you live in a country that's been disarmed and a country that has been subject to Actual corruption in a way that we don't know.
01:03:51.000This happens all across South America.
01:03:53.000There's nothing they can do, and so there can be a military to completely oppress and subjugate the people, or the military is used to liberate the people, or used with the support of the people.
01:04:03.000Either way, the military is being used because the people can't do a thing.