ANDREW CHAPADOS ｜ It's Time to Invade Canada... with An0maly & Savanah Hernandez
Summary
Bryson Grey and Anomaly join Jemele to discuss their new single, The Truth, which hit No. 2 on Billboard s Hot 100 chart and is the first hip-hop song to do so in over a year.
Transcript
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Well, everybody, we are officially back from the band.
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It's like those Twitter accounts that have popped up that are like,
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yeah, I'm a she, her, gender, neuroqueer who advocates for, you know, rights for crabs.
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And you're just like, is this real or fake? I don't know.
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Savannah Hernandez is a producer for Slightly Offensive on Blaze TV and also a political commentator.
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Anomaly is a billboard charting hip-hop artist, as well as a political commentator with over a quarter million YouTube subscribers.
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First thing I want to talk about, Anomaly, this song you've got with Bryson off the charts, literally on the charts, I guess.
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What's the feedback been like? I love the song.
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Anything to report on the chart status? What kind of feedback are you getting?
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Yeah, well, thank you for being real quick on it because we just hit the billboard charts today.
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But we hit number two in digital rap sales in the U.S., number three for R&B and rap sales.
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And then I believe number 16 for all genres sales.
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I mean, that's a nice accomplishment, you know, to have.
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And it's just cool that we can compete with mainstream artists with a smaller budget.
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I know that we're pretty much both self-managed and stuff.
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So that was awesome and pretty excited about that.
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Rebel News, you know, they're right there, right on the spot.
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So what kind of, why do you think there's such like a clamoring for this sort of stuff?
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We've seen Brevner up here, 300,000 views in a couple weeks on his video.
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Why do you think there's such, you know, a void being filled now?
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Well, I think half the world or more than half the world wants something real and not
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everybody is like the authoritarian left that they're pushing now under the guise of liberals.
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So you have more than half the world looking for something that the major corporations are
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Everybody's pandering to this very small minority thought group that isn't popular anymore
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That and also I think rap, when I listened to it, it was rebellious counterculture.
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But nowadays you got Eminem, I mean, great talent inspired me when I was younger, but
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he's like rapping about, you know, wearing masks and, you know, like being afraid of
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So, you know, my favorite rappers that I like, I mean, some of them are still cool, but I feel
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like they're, they can't really figure out what to do anymore.
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The old thing that everybody's doing is getting stale and, you know, people want something
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And fortunately they've left such a massive void and it's easy to fill by just being honest
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and authentic, which I guess everyone's like afraid to do now, or it's not, you know, trendy
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Savannah, you're in the place to be in Texas, of course.
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Why do you think there, do you think there's a new like wave of people coming in now and
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there, and there's a bigger possibility to, to sort of like blow up.
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I'm seeing this a lot up here, especially with the music and with podcasts and people
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Do you think sort of like the lockdown culture is allowed for a new wave of talent to come
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through, especially given how many people are trying to go be part of like, whether
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it's the comedy scene or the political scene in, in Austin, Texas, in that area.
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100% and I would just like to say congratulations to Anomaly.
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I think that he's doing such a great job because there is such a huge wave of people that are
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I think I was listening to an old Drake song or some rap song, and it's basically rappers
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talking about, you know, taking drugs, having all these hoes, making money, blah, blah, blah.
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And then you listen to Anomaly and Bryson Gray and their message is so different.
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And I really do think that there's this new culture of people who are so hungry for the
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truth because they realize how much the government has lied to them, because they realize how
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much celebrities and all of these media talking heads have led them astray.
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So when you have this new fresh talent and this new ideology coming forward, people are really
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And here in Texas, of course, we've always been, I would say, you know, one of the free states.
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I was actually there this past weekend, and it is good because we are seeing a huge uptick
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in freedom here in Texas, a lot of people moving over here.
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But at the same time, we're taking in a lot of the Californians who are escaping and fleeing
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all of the bad policies that they voted into their state.
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So you go to Austin, Texas right now, it's essentially mini LA.
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You have homeless encampments everywhere, a huge uptick in rising crime.
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So it's very much this fight where Texas is one of the more free states.
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We love our rights, we love our guns, but at the same time, we have all of these transplants
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coming in that are severely changing the culture here.
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Keep your eye on Texas because 2022, 2024, we'll, you know, definitely see a demographic
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And from the left real quick, I would say, keep the oat milk.
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It's funny you bring that up anomaly because I just drank an oat milk latte for the first time
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I don't know why I've been sleeping on oat milk, but it's, it's really good guys.
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That's what, that's some of the few exports we still have to offer, but yeah, leave the
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policies behind, but take the, you know, take the latte.
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Starbucks just lifted their vaccine mandate, which was kind of surprising, but I'm, I'm seeing
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a lot of different companies saying, oh, now that the government will let us discriminate
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I wanted to ask you guys, are you surprised that maybe you anomaly and others, of course,
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Like I thought I was going to see, let's go branded performance for sure.
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Are you guys surprised at how there was still like a little bit of gatekeeping at that event?
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No, I mean, at this point, I'm grateful that I built my own audience and it's like a power,
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not just in right-wing media, but even especially left-wing media that I don't need anything.
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Um, but I think, yeah, there's, that's just politics.
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And, you know, I guess to be not controversial and just honest, I've worked at a lot of different
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There's always like, you know, that's just like a human nature sort of thing.
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So of course that politics is also in politics, but, you know, I think it drives me to go that
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I was really good at soccer growing up and I felt like I was always, you know, slept on and
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Now I gotta, you know, it keeps me motivated and inspired to just, you know, do great content
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Uh, regarding America fest and who's allowed to speak and who's not, I just think that we
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constantly see with these types of right-wing events that it's only the establishment, if
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you will, that is allowed to go and speak there.
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And that's an issue that we've had for many years here at these types of events with these
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And, uh, I would just say that's why the right loses because they were afraid to bring on
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And it often is those controversial people who are speaking the most truth that aren't
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afraid to deviate from the norm and who are actually calling out what needs to be called
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So not surprising, uh, disappointing, I would say, but, um, you know, that's the right wing.
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That's why we continue to lose truly in America.
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And speaking of, I wanted to bring up the stuff about Joe Rogan and Spotify in the realm
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Did you guys get a chance to like do a little bit of dive into that letter that was sent to
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Honestly, I didn't even read the letter because I didn't want to waste my time on it.
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I just waited for everyone else to expose that.
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These 270 doctors and scientists weren't even that one of this was that one of them was a
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You guys want to want to bring, I think we have the article.
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Somebody wrote a something on their sub stack about that.
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Um, the, it turns out like you guys were saying a bunch of college professors.
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Now, of course they can be doctors, but it was like academic research doctors who have
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PhDs, some nurses, um, I think there was even some students involved.
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270 doctors called out Joe Rogan, but the authors and letters and vast majority of its
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I think if we go down to the bottom, he gets a little bit of a breakdown.
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So yeah, the guard, I want to say real quick too, that, uh, I think there were tens of thousands
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of like, uh, frontline doctors who stood against the tyranny.
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So even if they were all like doctor doctors, uh, you know, in the medical field, I mean,
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270 is not really that much, you know, like there were, there were 10,000 plus like, you
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know, counterculture doctors standing up, um, against it.
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Peter McCullough actually tweeted about how 16,000 plus doctors, they pushed back against
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that original letter calling Joe Rogan, a menace to public health.
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So 16,000 plus actual doctors were like, okay, we see your two 70.
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It's like, yeah, I would say like, especially if you're Joe wrote, it's, that would be like
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I'm like, what's the big, you know, 270, like, uh, 50 PhD academics, 60 college professors,
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29 nurses, 10 students, four medical residents, and a handful of science podcasters.
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I mean, we don't really like, it could be anybody, but you're right.
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If we click on that link down there, that's towards the bottom.
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I'm going to say that the cannabis doctor is the only real doctor there.
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I would 1000% agree with you on that because I'm like, okay, you know what?
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I see the health effects to it, but this guy actually got ghost edited off because people
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He has he, him pronouns in his, uh, title of his name and he's an anti-fascist political
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I respect the cannabis scientists out of that, but you know, the pronouns and everything else,
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You're showing off your mental illness a little bit.
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I need to know what, uh, you know, what gender my strain is.
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Um, it had the, actually go back up to where that list was.
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We accept that in the modern day, you know, it's 2022.
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No, where they listed the, um, what we were just looking at there, there was a link that
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Anyways, the author is just like, um, works for the Rockefeller foundation works for CNN.
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Jessica Malati Rivera, science communication lead in the pandemic tracking collective.
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So she was good Lord, uh, created this COVID tracking.com with the Atlantic.
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She she's listed on the Rockefeller foundation website, and she's also a CNN contributor.
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I thought it's the person who is like leading the charge of the letter, who she's working
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I feel like being a CNN contributor actually takes away from your credibility, but, uh,
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Did you see the, I think it was, um, San Francisco Chronicle.
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They wrote an op-ed article saying why the state of California should be able to take your
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You know, that's why, like, I don't even know anymore, like Babylon B stuff that could
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be like a Babylon B article, but there's literally like psycho fringe liberals writing articles
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like, Hey, the government should take your kids away.
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And this is why not to get on a soapbox real quick, but I think Republicans conservatives
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in Canada, like they should just be honest and straightforward because this is not a popular
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I saw a lot of Republicans like, Oh, you know, 50 something percent of Democrats agree
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But that means that like 50% don't, you know, so this is a huge issue to gain a lot of voters.
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And, you know, a lot of people only know certain things they hear on CNN or Fox news, and they're
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But I think this, this stuff is like a real wedge issue that they could win on.
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So it's like highlight these people writing articles like five years ago, they would have
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been taken for evaluation, but now they have, you know, puffy jobs at like mainstream media
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I want to, I keep seeing, and the reason I brought up a Canadian stuff earlier is partially
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because I keep seeing like some, some of you guys and then other people as well.
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I think they're waking up, you know, to the question of Canada lately, whether it's, you
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know, the Quebec fining people for being unvaccinated or something like that.
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But we also had this conversion therapy law passed.
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I don't know how much you guys have read about this, but I think the main problem here, I think,
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is when people hear conversion therapy, what goes in their mind is like a sort of like 1960s
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They're beating you at a camp or something, but it's actually not that at all.
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And I think there's a, an article we can pull up from CTV that basically explains it.
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It's a little bit, it's a left leaning outlet up here, but explains a little bit of what it
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I think conversion therapy, I want to blow that up a bit for viewers south of the border.
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Conversion therapy, as it's called, seeks to change a person's sexual orientation to
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It can include seeking to repress someone's non-heterosexual attraction or repressing this
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person's gender expression or non-cisgender identity.
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So I think we probably, all three of us probably agree that like, you shouldn't like try to
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But in terms of like saying, maybe you're not a different gender to, I don't know, like
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If you were born a girl, maybe that's like, that's going too far.
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And Matt Walsh, to circle back what I was saying, he tweeted a part of the actual, uh, the bill
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there, and I just wanted to go over a few of those thoughts.
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Um, changing sex, sexual orientation to heterosexual.
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Change a person's identity, gender identity to cisgender.
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Change a person's gender expression so that it conforms to the sex assigned to the person
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So you can't convince, I guess, a child to conform to the sex assigned to them at birth,
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Now this comes with a penalty of up to two years in prison.
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And this goes back to like when Jordan Peterson was saying years ago, I think it was 2017, that
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this sort of stuff would soon be used against us.
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And everybody was like, no, don't be such a bigot.
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Uh, do you guys see this as a, as a big of a problem is I think I, that it is, or am
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I was going to say, I know Savannah could go off on this.
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She's an expert, but you know, to be brief, Jordan Peterson was right.
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Um, as far as the gender stuff, they can just arrest you.
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If you're, if you know, you say your wife wants to change the gender of your kid and you
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But even just on the gay stuff, even if it wasn't that, I think it's messed up because
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all of society is trying to make people gay all the time.
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You know, like they're trying to make kids gay, adults gay, tell you you're gay, you're
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So it's just not fair that they could, you know, try to make everyone gay, but then a
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I mean, it's, it's all bad, but definitely the gender stuff's the worst.
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I'm 100%, especially because we're targeting our children with that.
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And if you look at the definition of this bill, what does conversion therapy, what can that
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even be defined as, okay, you have a son and then you go buy your son a bear and then you
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Is that considered conversion therapy because you're, you know, making him convinced that
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he's a boy because that's what his gender actually is?
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So we're living through such an insane time where we're targeting the next generation and
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Yuri Bezmenov, who was a KGB defector and propagandist expert, talked about how to subvert an entire
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country to subvert an entire, uh, you know, people, you would have to target the younger
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And then within a 15 to 20 year time span, you would see what that actually looks like.
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You would see the, the, uh, I guess, reeducation of the children and of that next generation.
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And that's what we're seeing right now with these kids, with how confused that they're
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being with their gender, with just everything we're seeing in our universities.
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If you want to be gay, you're 18 plus, go ahead and knock yourself out, but stop pushing
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Everyone else's fake, that throats and stop targeting kids with this.
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I was going to say, what would you say to somebody, Savannah that says, you know, I believe my
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child because a man in British Columbia has already been arrested for this last year for
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not adhering to his daughter's, uh, uh, gender transition.
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I'm sure I'm getting a bit of it wrong, but he went to,
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They had a whole, you know, media embargo on it.
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What would you say to somebody who's like, you know, my, my child who's eight believes
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that they're a girl, they believe strongly in it.
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I want to just, you know, support them and let them be happy.
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I would say to that, who is your child being influenced by and surrounded by?
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And, you know, we can look at the education system.
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If you look at the percentages of children who now identify as the LGBTQIA, you know,
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whatever sexuality, you'll see that there's been a huge uptick in that because they are
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being influenced by their teachers, by their fellow peers, by the media, by cartoons for
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So I would ask that parent, you know, who's really influencing your child here?
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And also too, I mean, not everybody is religious, but I will point out that that is why it's
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And that is why it's important to, you know, have God as a part of your life.
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I genuinely see that we've taken God out of society and look at where we've gotten to.
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And we're propping up mental illness in society.
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What do you think the ramifications are as a society or an entire country when this stuff
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So I think it's pretty obvious that it's being pushed really hard.
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Like, you know, if your teacher, their kid's teacher is six, seven years old, she is far
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left and convinces him that he's something because he hears it six, eight hours a day.
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And you're the parent, you're supposed to be able to, you know, take your kid out of
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They're trying to take the parent out and then they could arrest you.
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And where they're going is they just want to make it illegal for anybody to disagree
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Like in America, the Rogan stuff, it's really just a way to say, if anybody opposes our regime,
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big pharma, big government, you know, you are misinformation.
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You are, you know, I guess like LGBT offensive, whatever they call it, homophobic.
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They're finding ways to put this in legislation to really just take your kids, uh, stop you from
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ever questioning everything they're doing from forced masking, forced injections, you
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know, forced LGBT, like they can force it down your throat, but you can't do the opposite
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And, uh, I just pray that, you know, conservatives here in America and Canada get smart because
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I see this thing happening where they end up going further left to try to appease the middle
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ground and, you know, things that say like Bryson Gray, who I did a song with, he has
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Christian opinions, like a lot of people, and he's now, you know, not allowed to play
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at certain events and they kind of blacklist him in some ways because they find it too
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But his stance was a Hillary Clinton stance in 2000 and an Obama stance.
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So it's like, he's at, you know, they're now further left than Obama and Hillary used
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And they think that this is a way to win, but it's really not.
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And I think, uh, even a lot of liberal and progressive parents are starting to realize
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how crazy the school system's getting and how abusive it is and how creepy it is.
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So I pray that conservatives see this for what it really is and get smart because, you
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I'm a very optimistic person, but I do believe that they want to put people in prison for
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a lot of things for literally just being moral, honest, and a good parent.
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And they're going to keep passing laws like this to try to basically make it illegal to
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And I mean, it's already slowly happening, but you know, once again, the slippery slope
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Christian pastors, Jordan Peterson, a hundred percent, right.
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I think we're in a, we're pretty far down the slope up here in Canada.
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Um, yeah, that's an Andrew, before we get off of this point too, I just want to build
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on what anomaly was saying as well and remind people that the FBI was used to target parents
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in Loudoun County, Virginia, because they had the audacity to speak out against what was
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going on in their schools, because they were speaking out against their children, being
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read sexually explicit books and being taught sexually explicit things.
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So we have our intelligence agencies now being weaponized against law abiding American citizens
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because they have the audacity to parent their children.
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So I just wanted to build up on what anomaly was saying with that point.
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And real quick to, um, the, uh, Rogan did this with a general McMaster.
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He had HR McMaster on his podcast, and he actually mentioned, uh, the FBI in the Gretchen
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When we were trying to protest peacefully against lockdowns around the country, just random people
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You know, there was this big kind of story that said, oh, there's people trying to kidnap
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And the media kind of used it at the time to make it seem like, well, anybody that's
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against the lockdowns might do something crazy like this.
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And then a story breaks in Buzzfeed, like a year later, that a lot of the people involved
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in that plot were FBI agents and the people who hatched that plot where, and they were
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trying to convince, you know, non FBI agents to get in on it.
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And, uh, I mean, this is, this is crazy, like targeting parents for stopping their kids from
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And then also kind of, you know, creating or fueling a plot to really not make it look
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like anybody who opposes the regime is, uh, you know, an extremist.
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One of those guys, I mean, look what's going on.
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Gretchen Whitmer was saying one of the guys was homeless.
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I'm going to go to jail for saying this, but we should storm the Capitol tomorrow.
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I wanted to, uh, and then they're defending that guy.
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Like I almost low key, it would be hilarious if he's not, and everyone's just like shitting
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But, uh, it's like, he's the only one getting defended.
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It's like, dude, they're going after people who literally stood outside and didn't do anything
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And they're trying to say everybody involved was a terrorist, any Republican, like everything.
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It's like, dude, this guy's literally on camera saying that.
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And all of a sudden he's getting like defended by Adam Kinzinger.
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It's like, you know, I'm not really knee deep in this narrative.
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Cause I feel like it's a trap, but that was kind of comical to me.
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I'm like, man, I, I wonder what it's like to get defended by all these people.
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That's a rare, you know, he's a lucky guy that Ray, the, uh, the FBI investigated the
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FBI and they said that they didn't have any involvement in January 6th.
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Yeah, no, I definitely trust that sounds open shot case.
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I wanted to give you a couple of W's here on air.
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Um, if I were to think back the last year, 2021, the great inflation debate turns out