Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey - April 21, 2022


Ep 604 ｜ Disney, DeSantis & the Death of the Old GOP


Episode Stats

Length

47 minutes

Words per Minute

175.51846

Word Count

8,328

Sentence Count

584

Misogynist Sentences

18

Hate Speech Sentences

15


Summary

In this week's episode of Relatable, Allie talks about her favorite boy band, the Backstreet Boys, and the time her dad made her rip off her shirt at a concert. Also, Ron DeSantis is taking some special treatment away from Disney because of their response to the parental rights bill known by critics as the "Don't Say Gay" bill.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Hey guys, welcome to Relatable.
00:00:01.520 Happy Thursday.
00:00:02.500 This episode is brought to you by our friends at Good Ranchers.
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00:00:18.820 Okay, today we are talking again about Disney and our boy Ron DeSantis and this parental
00:00:25.720 rights law and how it is still making waves.
00:00:28.080 And Ron DeSantis is taking some special treatment away from Disney because of their reaction
00:00:32.980 response to the parental rights in education bill known by its critics as the don't say
00:00:40.580 gay bill.
00:00:41.400 So we're going to talk about that.
00:00:42.680 It says a lot about the culture wars, the future of conservatism, the definition of conservatism.
00:00:48.560 It's a very interesting and important and I think kind of exciting moment when it comes
00:00:54.440 to our political scene.
00:00:57.180 And we're also going to talk about how the White House is responding to all of this.
00:01:02.780 And then I'm going to react to some crazy TikTok videos at the end of it.
00:01:07.660 So it'll be a good, fun episode.
00:01:10.440 But before we get into that, let me start with something even more fun than the rest of what
00:01:16.860 we are going to talk about.
00:01:18.300 And that is the conversation that I was having with my team before the cameras turned on.
00:01:23.560 I wish that you guys could have heard the conversation.
00:01:26.360 And in the future, we're going to like make this a segment, some kind of throwback Thursday
00:01:32.020 where we are talking about something from the early 2000s where we're reminiscing on.
00:01:36.960 And what I was what I was reminiscing on today was the Backstreet Boys and boy bands.
00:01:42.840 That's what we were just discussing because the Backstreet Boys are on tour.
00:01:46.540 And I don't think you have ever met a bigger Backstreet Boys fan than I was when I was in
00:01:53.260 like second grade.
00:01:54.260 I mean, I had most of their albums.
00:01:56.060 I had a Backstreet Boys nightgown.
00:01:58.340 I had Backstreet Boys posters in my room when I was in, I don't know, probably second to fourth
00:02:04.940 grade were really like my prime Backstreet Boys years.
00:02:07.740 Guys, I used to listen to their, I think it was their either Millennium album or their
00:02:12.500 Back in Blue album and cry, cry when I was little thinking that, oh my gosh, what if
00:02:19.580 I don't meet them one day?
00:02:21.620 I can't, I can't reconcile with that possibility.
00:02:26.460 And I would also think about what I would wear to their concert.
00:02:30.880 Would I, I'm like in second grade.
00:02:33.160 So would I look, try to like look really cute so that they might like notice me.
00:02:38.460 And be like, wow, you know, that girl is so awesome.
00:02:41.140 Or would I want to wear like a Backstreet Boys shirt so they know that I'm a really big Backstreet
00:02:46.160 Boys fan because either way they would look out into the crowd and be like, wow, that is
00:02:49.900 an awesome fan right there.
00:02:51.740 So those are the kinds of things that I would think about.
00:02:54.220 My parents did not let me go to a Backstreet Boys concert and they did though, they let
00:02:59.860 me listen to their music.
00:03:01.620 Maybe not all of their music, but they did let me listen to their music, but they didn't
00:03:05.300 let me listen to Christina Aguilera and Britney Spears, which I'm glad about because I shouldn't
00:03:10.960 have been listening to them.
00:03:12.000 But then when I think back at some of the Backstreet Boys and NSYNC stuff, I'm like, oh,
00:03:15.820 I'm not, I'm not so sure.
00:03:17.520 And I remember the story of I was probably in second grade and I think I maybe got either
00:03:23.340 like a VHS or a DVD.
00:03:25.340 Probably this was a DVD time in, in our history.
00:03:30.460 And it was a, it was a live Backstreet Boys concert that you could watch on your TV.
00:03:36.000 And of course, I was so excited to watch them, to watch this.
00:03:39.800 And there was a combination of two bad things happening at the same time when my dad walked
00:03:45.500 in and, uh, got very upset and made me stop watching this.
00:03:51.580 So just, if you don't want to hear me say, uh, say, say this phrase, then maybe you should
00:03:59.540 skip forward or not let your children hear.
00:04:01.960 But there is, I think it's in Backstreet's Back, All Right.
00:04:05.320 They are singing the song and there's a part of the song where I think it's AJ.
00:04:10.460 He says, oh my God, we're back again.
00:04:13.380 And in this concert, he also happens to rip his shirt off at the same time.
00:04:18.440 And my dad walked in while he was saying, O-M-G-O-D and ripping his shirt off.
00:04:25.480 And it was like game over.
00:04:27.560 I think I was in trouble somehow and I wasn't allowed to watch that anymore.
00:04:32.960 And when you think about boy bands, like that whole combination that I just described
00:04:37.880 and just boy bands in general, it's a very weird concept.
00:04:42.600 I decided to reminisce some more last night and I watched this, this video, this live
00:04:48.320 performance by NSYNC singing, I just got paid, you know, just got paid Friday night.
00:04:54.780 And they were, um, they had fake money falling from the ceiling and they did this dance move
00:05:01.240 where they turned around and they shook their booties while they were spanking their, their,
00:05:05.660 their behinds.
00:05:07.200 And I'm like, why did, why at that point were they like heartthrobs for young women?
00:05:12.660 Because it's actually kind of feminine what they're doing with all of like the frosted tips
00:05:16.880 and the gelled hair.
00:05:18.800 And it's not attractive or masculine in the slightest, all of these coordinated dances.
00:05:25.160 And yet this was the thing at the time.
00:05:28.380 Very odd concept.
00:05:30.560 Very odd concept.
00:05:31.760 I'm glad that we have evolved from that.
00:05:34.360 I'm glad that we left that behind.
00:05:36.320 However, I would absolutely still see Backstreet Boys in concert to this day, just so my eight
00:05:42.760 year old self could be satisfied knowing that I did finally accomplish that dream.
00:05:47.920 And all of those tears were for naught because I was able to see them in concert.
00:05:53.660 That's what we were talking about.
00:05:55.100 That's the nostalgia that we were replaying before this.
00:05:57.980 And I hope it's brought you back.
00:05:59.880 What, what was your favorite boy band?
00:06:01.480 Was it 98 degrees?
00:06:02.840 Were you a renegade like that, that you decided that you were just going to get out of the battle
00:06:08.460 of the boy bands between NSYNC and Backstreet Boys, the two mainstream ones, and you decided
00:06:13.660 to go with 98 degrees or maybe it was someone else.
00:06:16.340 I don't even know who else was out there.
00:06:18.920 Or was it NSYNC or was it Backstreet Boys?
00:06:20.800 What was your favorite song?
00:06:22.120 Were you one of those cool people whose parents allowed them to go to concerts?
00:06:26.480 Because I, I was not.
00:06:27.940 And now looking back, it's probably a good thing, but I was very sad at the time.
00:06:31.360 So I would love to hear your memories of that.
00:06:33.860 I would love to hear your favorite boy band.
00:06:35.900 So message me, tell me about that, and maybe I'll talk about it again on our next Throwback
00:06:41.260 Thursday.
00:06:42.240 All right.
00:06:42.660 Just wanted to loop you in on some important behind the scenes conversations that we have
00:06:46.540 before the filming of Relatable.
00:06:48.020 Let's actually get into what we are talking about today.
00:06:50.640 OK, so Ron DeSantis, a personal favorite around here and among most Republicans, he is, according
00:07:01.800 to the AP, repealing a law or the Florida Senate on Wednesday repealed, passed a bill to repeal
00:07:09.080 a law allowing Walt Disney World to operate a private government over its properties in the
00:07:15.240 state.
00:07:15.500 They currently have this district that basically gets to do what they want.
00:07:20.020 They don't get to flout all laws, obviously, but they basically get to set their own rules.
00:07:25.720 But the Florida Senate, the Florida legislature, legislature, along with Ron DeSantis, they're
00:07:30.560 now pushing back against that and saying, look, if you are going to battle against Florida
00:07:35.740 parents and Floridians, the majority of whom actually support this parental rights and education
00:07:41.080 bill, once they are actually read the bill and they actually read what's in the bill, they
00:07:45.440 don't just hear the propaganda from the mainstream media calling this don't say gay.
00:07:50.020 Once they see that this is a law that covers kindergartners through third graders and just
00:07:55.340 prohibits schools from keeping secrets about that child's well-being from the parents and
00:08:00.780 prohibits formal classroom discussion about things like sexual orientation and gender identity,
00:08:06.280 the vast majority of parents, including Democrat parents, say, yeah, you know, I think that's
00:08:10.880 good.
00:08:11.080 I think that that's probably my responsibility to teach those very sensitive topics to my
00:08:16.560 kids in a way that is best for them, that accommodates their particular maturity level
00:08:21.660 and their particular needs and the needs of our family.
00:08:24.500 And you'll hear a lot of distortions that this means that gay teachers can't talk about
00:08:28.600 paddleboarding with their gay partner over the weekend.
00:08:31.980 That's not at all what this is, although I don't really think that you should be talking
00:08:35.440 to kindergartners through third graders about that kind of thing, like about your personal
00:08:40.740 life, but that's not prohibited by this law.
00:08:43.240 And it doesn't prevent teachers from reporting abuse or protecting children from potential abuse
00:08:49.460 or neglect at home.
00:08:50.920 Teachers in Florida, as in most states, they are mandatory reporters.
00:08:54.240 So if they suspect actual abuse and neglect, they are required by law to report that.
00:09:02.920 And so all this bill does is to protect the rights of parents to teach their kids about
00:09:07.460 these very sensitive topics in a way that they consent to, in a way that they know about,
00:09:12.500 in a way that they want to.
00:09:14.280 And again, this is kindergartners through third graders.
00:09:16.260 I think it should extend beyond that.
00:09:18.140 But that's what this law is.
00:09:20.440 It is covering kindergartners through third graders.
00:09:22.360 And the reaction to this from the media, from the White House, from Democrats is extremely
00:09:28.220 revealing.
00:09:29.220 It's extremely revealing.
00:09:30.300 So in that way, I actually think that the narrow scope of this, covering kindergartners
00:09:35.660 through third graders is actually good for that reason, because you're realizing just
00:09:41.420 how much they hate, just how much leftist indoctrinators hate not being able to disciple
00:09:49.280 and manipulate and shape the minds of very young children.
00:09:55.220 Kindergarteners through third graders, that's five to nine year olds.
00:09:58.120 And the bill says, sorry, you can't talk to them about switching their gender.
00:10:02.360 You can't talk to them about sexual orientation and sexuality at that age.
00:10:08.120 The fact that anyone would oppose that, the fact that anyone would have any problem with
00:10:13.180 that.
00:10:13.820 Yeah, that is why we are having a conversation about what grooming looks like.
00:10:18.060 Grooming isn't necessarily specifically targeting a child for sexual abuse yourself.
00:10:25.440 It is also introducing children to confusing and very mature and, quite frankly, immoral
00:10:33.760 topics that are priming them for decisions and for thoughts that they just aren't ready
00:10:42.540 to have yet, especially without the presence, the knowledge and the consent of their parents.
00:10:48.520 But this is queer theory.
00:10:49.820 If you know anything about critical theory, which if you listen to this podcast, you very
00:10:53.840 much do.
00:10:54.460 You're basically an expert on critical theory because of how much we have cited primary
00:10:58.260 sources and talked about it and talked to experts about it.
00:11:01.240 You know critical race theory very well at this point.
00:11:04.260 But queer theory is a part of critical theory.
00:11:07.420 And in the same way that critical race theory, in very simplistic terms, divides the world between
00:11:13.620 white and black, white oppressors and black and brown oppressed and basically sees everything
00:11:19.640 through that lens.
00:11:21.420 So queer theory separates people between queer and cis hetero normative.
00:11:27.740 Of course, these are terms that were developed in the 60s and 70s by very perverse sexologists
00:11:33.720 that were looking to normalize things like cross-dressing and gender switching, especially in children.
00:11:40.280 There is, as we've talked about a couple weeks ago, we'll link this past episode, there's
00:11:44.800 a dark history of gender grooming.
00:11:47.680 It does not start from a place.
00:11:49.220 Its origins are not in a place of inclusion or tolerance or empathy or science or trying
00:11:54.640 to understand people better and making space for different kinds of people and expressions.
00:11:59.340 Its roots are very perverse and extremely dark and extremely predatory.
00:12:04.640 And queer theory is a part of all of that.
00:12:10.120 Remember, progressivism as an ideology has a very different idea of human nature, whereas
00:12:16.820 Christians, because critical theory really is in direct competition to Christian thought.
00:12:22.520 They don't go together at all.
00:12:23.800 You can't dovetail them.
00:12:25.060 You can't use critical theory as a tool of the biblical interpretation.
00:12:27.960 Unlike some even evangelical Christians think that you can, you just can't, because they
00:12:36.820 are completely opposed.
00:12:38.500 They have a different view, first of all, of human nature, whereas Christians see that
00:12:43.460 we are made in the image of God and that we have inherited and innate rights because of
00:12:50.420 that.
00:12:50.680 We have innate worth because of that.
00:12:52.720 God tells us who we are.
00:12:54.600 Our bodies are part of who we are.
00:12:57.520 We are made, as Genesis 1 says, male and female.
00:13:02.120 That is a part of being made in God's image.
00:13:05.580 That is an important part of who we are.
00:13:07.180 Our bodies have a purpose.
00:13:09.200 It can't be changed by declaration.
00:13:10.940 It can't be changed by thought.
00:13:12.240 It can't be changed by feeling.
00:13:14.320 Remember, progressivism really doesn't believe in human nature like that.
00:13:18.060 They really believe that human beings are able to just kind of be molded as society and
00:13:25.000 ideology and cultural and social trends see fit, whereas the mind sees fit.
00:13:30.040 This is a long philosophical history going back hundreds of years.
00:13:34.460 This idea that we really don't have any kind of fixed nature, that people can be changed and molded as those in charge want them to be changed and molded or as they declare themselves to be.
00:13:47.680 And you should definitely read Love Thy Body by Nancy Piercy, who does a brilliant job of discussing all of this.
00:13:54.780 So our differences, our disagreements about whether or not a man can become a woman, whether or not we should be talking to little kids about this stuff really goes back to Genesis 1, as all things do.
00:14:05.560 Like, who do you believe is in charge?
00:14:07.020 Who do you believe made us?
00:14:08.280 How did he make us?
00:14:09.480 Why did he make us?
00:14:10.520 What do our bodies actually mean?
00:14:13.640 Until we understand the fundamentals of this and the fundamental disagreements between queer theory and critical theory and Christianity and Christian thought, like we're not going to be able to have real productive, substantive conversations about this.
00:14:32.160 And that's part of the reason also why I just completely am against any form of conservatism that isn't conserving the basics of Genesis 1, that God made us male and female.
00:14:44.680 That's what gender is.
00:14:45.920 That's what the family is.
00:14:47.380 That's what procreation should look like, because that is the basis for conservatism.
00:14:52.240 If we're not conserving the most fundamental parts of human existence and the nucleus of society, which is the family, then we're not going to get all of these other parts of conservatism that we want.
00:15:04.360 A lot of people disagree with that, but that's just the case.
00:15:07.720 I mean, it'll take a few years just to prove us right.
00:15:10.820 And actually, we are seeing it being proven right right now.
00:15:13.260 We've abandoned all of those fundamentals, biblical fundamentals as a society, and now we are getting people who think that it's okay to talk to little kids about transitioning and being a different gender.
00:15:27.100 As Libs of TikTok shows us on a daily basis, there are many teachers who are so brazen to talk about their predation and talking about these kinds of things on TikTok.
00:15:36.980 And she shares those things.
00:15:38.020 And as I've said, progressivism is like mold.
00:15:40.440 It likes to spread in the dark, and it doesn't like light to be shown on it and exposed.
00:15:45.820 And that's exactly what Lives of TikTok does.
00:15:47.500 That's exactly what we have to do.
00:15:48.780 That's exactly what the Florida bill does.
00:15:54.100 So anyway, it's a good bill.
00:15:55.640 It's a good law.
00:15:56.280 And obviously, Disney World, with their wokeness and the ideology that they purport, and also their very troubling history of having employees that have been booked for child sexual predation, they are against this.
00:16:14.400 And lots of Democrats and the White House have rallied alongside them.
00:16:19.580 And Florida has said to loop all the way back.
00:16:21.980 I know we kind of went on a detour to loop all the way back.
00:16:24.800 Ron DeSantis has said, look, you're not going to get special privileges if you do this, if you push back against Floridians.
00:16:31.980 And if you act that way, basically, if you threaten us, they threaten to leave.
00:16:35.900 And they tried to basically wage war against this law in Ron DeSantis.
00:16:41.140 And Ron DeSantis said, sorry, you're not going to get the special privileges that you have enjoyed for so long if you wage war against Floridians.
00:16:51.420 As DeSantis wrote in a campaign fundraising email on Wednesday, if Disney wants to pick a fight, they chose the wrong guy.
00:16:57.800 As governor, I was elected to put the people of Florida first, and I will not allow a woke corporation based in California to run our state.
00:17:06.360 And so they're taking away some of the privileges that this district enjoyed.
00:17:13.360 It was called or it is called the Reedy Creek Improvement District.
00:17:17.800 And the control it gave Disney over 27,000 acres in Florida was a crucial element.
00:17:24.000 This is according to the AP and the company's plans to build near Orlando in the 1960s.
00:17:28.680 The company officials said they needed autonomy to plant a futuristic city along with the theme park.
00:17:34.120 The city never materialized.
00:17:35.540 However, instead, it morphed into an Epcot theme park.
00:17:38.020 But they were still able to, as I said in the beginning, kind of set the rules that they wanted to.
00:17:43.260 And Republicans are now saying, I'm sorry, you're not going to enjoy these privileges if you're going to wage this kind of war.
00:17:49.780 Look, I think this is a great thing.
00:17:51.700 There are Republicans, a lot of Democrats, but a lot of Republicans saying that, oh, this is not good.
00:17:58.120 You are basically you are punishing a corporation for their free speech.
00:18:04.020 And we need to be pro free speech.
00:18:06.000 And we don't want this to be weaponized against conservatives or conservative companies.
00:18:10.740 It's going to get in the wrong hands if a Democrat wants to do the same thing or ever runs the state of Florida.
00:18:16.140 Having something like this on the books just sets a bad precedent.
00:18:19.900 But I'm sorry, I don't agree with that.
00:18:21.980 Like we are past we're past that stage.
00:18:24.660 The fact of the matter is, is that corporations are way too powerful.
00:18:28.900 They have way too much influence in the United States.
00:18:31.640 And it was never a conservative principle to give this kind of corporation a special privilege.
00:18:37.380 A privilege is not a right.
00:18:39.140 The company does not have a right to have an autonomous district where they get to run the show how they want to.
00:18:44.320 And they have their own rules.
00:18:45.480 That was a privilege that the state at one point decided to allow them.
00:18:49.560 But now Disney has decided to wage war against the values of the majority of the people in the state.
00:18:56.140 And I think the people in power have every right to say, look, you have your rights.
00:19:00.640 You can say what you want to say.
00:19:02.240 That's fine.
00:19:03.420 You have the ability to do that.
00:19:05.720 We're not, you know, shutting down the theme park.
00:19:08.200 It's not like they put caution tape around the gates of Magic Kingdom.
00:19:13.220 Like people are still able to go as they want to.
00:19:16.440 But they're saying those privileges, not those rights, those privileges that you enjoyed are now going to be taken away.
00:19:23.240 This is how you play ball.
00:19:24.740 This is, I'm sorry, whether you like it or not, this is the future of the GOP and it has to be.
00:19:29.280 And as for the argument that, well, Democrats are just going to do this, newsflash, Democrats are going to do it anyway.
00:19:36.360 Don't you see that?
00:19:37.560 Democrats already weaponize major companies against conservatives.
00:19:41.060 That already happens.
00:19:42.660 They don't need precedent to do that.
00:19:44.280 They don't need Ron DeSantis to set an example.
00:19:47.200 Don't you see how the White House and Democrats already collude with big tech to push down the voices that they don't want heard?
00:19:53.380 To try to stop the circulation of stories like the Hunter Biden laptop that they don't want circulating before an election.
00:19:59.680 Don't you see how they already come together to try to de-platform narratives and people and voices and opinions and dissent that they don't like?
00:20:08.720 They already do this.
00:20:10.760 I mean, they are already in bed with some of the biggest and most powerful corporations in the country to push the agenda that they want to push.
00:20:21.120 When's the last time that you saw a progressive author or progressive voice get kicked off one of these major platforms because they said something that was, you know, legitimate, but just kind of unpopular outside of the mainstream?
00:20:35.540 That happens all the time to conservatives.
00:20:38.500 They're always threatened to get kicked off platforms because they say true things like a man can't become a woman.
00:20:43.440 That doesn't happen on the other side.
00:20:45.260 It doesn't matter how many false narratives Nicole Hannah-Jones or someone on the left pushes.
00:20:50.540 It doesn't matter how often they say something that isn't true, like a man can become a woman.
00:20:56.000 If you are Charlie Kirk or you are the Babylon Bee or you are Tucker Carlson or you are Megan Murphy or one of these people who have stated the truth about gender, like you're going to get your platform yanked away from you.
00:21:07.940 Or maybe you're going to get shadow bans.
00:21:09.920 You're going to be put on a bad list.
00:21:11.680 And Democrats are all for this.
00:21:13.600 They want more censorship.
00:21:14.800 And so we don't need precedent.
00:21:17.480 Democrats don't need precedent to weaponize major corporations against their dissent.
00:21:21.900 They're already doing that in a much more malicious and cruel way than any Republican has.
00:21:26.560 And for people who say that they are anti-fascist, guess what a form of fascism is?
00:21:31.600 It is the wedding of corporate and government power, something that Democrats have been very good at for a long time.
00:21:37.320 And if we are truly conservatives, then we're not just against overwhelming and oppressive government power.
00:21:46.160 We are against any large bureaucracy trying to suppress our voices or trying to oppress us really in any way.
00:21:57.980 And so, like, if we have, for example, Amazon, this is an old story.
00:22:04.440 This is back in 2020.
00:22:06.680 And they reportedly decided not to help with the distribution of vaccines until after Biden took office.
00:22:15.160 They had the capability of doing that when Trump was still in office.
00:22:18.540 But then they decided not to help out until Biden was in office.
00:22:21.900 I know there are lots of different thoughts about the vaccine, but they believed, obviously, that it was going to be this life-saving thing.
00:22:29.420 And they decided it was more important to suspend this life-saving vaccine for political reasons because they didn't like Trump.
00:22:40.680 Like, that is the government colluding with corporations to mistreat people, to discriminate against people.
00:22:48.980 And conservatives should be against that.
00:22:51.300 We should be against corporatism.
00:22:53.860 At one point, liberals were also against corporatism.
00:22:57.340 They were against government power trying to take people's rights away.
00:23:02.660 Not in the constitutional sense, because I understand the Constitution is limiting government power.
00:23:07.060 But in the sense that rights actually can be restricted by major corporations insofar as they limit your ability to freely and significantly exercise those rights, especially when platforms like Twitter so dominate the conversation.
00:23:27.500 And then they say, well, you know, just create a new platform.
00:23:30.960 Well, Parler did that.
00:23:32.520 And then Amazon and the Amazon server and then the Apple Store and Google all colluded to take Parler down temporarily.
00:23:43.320 And so it's just all a joke when people say, oh, well, we should just not worry about what corporations are doing.
00:23:53.060 We should be pro-corporation.
00:23:54.420 I'm not so sure.
00:23:55.580 And I don't think most Republicans want that anymore.
00:23:57.880 Look, the only way to battle woke capital is through things like this.
00:24:02.680 And if Republicans are not going to do what they can with the power that they have when they have it to push back against these corporations that are basically throwing up a middle finger to the Americans that don't share their values, the many millions of Americans that don't share their values, then really what are Republicans good for?
00:24:20.560 Gone are the days of Republicans just being the party of tax cuts and the party of deregulation.
00:24:29.680 That's a good thing.
00:24:30.600 Like, those are good.
00:24:31.340 I like tax cuts.
00:24:32.500 I like deregulation for sure.
00:24:34.720 Those are all great things.
00:24:36.700 But I want a GOP that's going to go to war.
00:24:40.100 I want a GOP that's not going to play nice with the powers that be, whether they're corporate or whether they are in the government.
00:24:48.540 That's what we want.
00:24:49.360 We want someone who is going to fight on our behalf.
00:24:52.920 And I saw this tweet.
00:24:53.840 I think it was from R.N. McIntyre.
00:24:55.860 He said, the party or the side that wants to win is always going to beat the side that wants to be left alone.
00:25:02.560 Ain't that the truth?
00:25:04.160 And for too long, Republicans have just been the party of we just want to be left alone.
00:25:09.100 And look, I'm not talking about any kind of I'm not talking about any kind of massive big government tyrannical takeover here.
00:25:18.880 I am talking about the realization that nothing is neutral.
00:25:22.900 We're not going back to just neutral.
00:25:25.240 Because unfortunately, the left doesn't want their corporations or institutions to be neutral.
00:25:29.100 I think most conservatives would love that.
00:25:31.120 Like, we would just love public education and academia to just teach reading, writing, and arithmetic.
00:25:36.860 And for corporations to be completely apolitical.
00:25:40.640 But that's not the game that the left has decided to play.
00:25:43.520 They have decided to be the imperialist that they are.
00:25:46.080 They have decided to say, we are going to take over and destroy every once apolitical and neutral institution that exists.
00:25:52.840 And we are going to make it into our image.
00:25:55.460 And then when the right comes along and says, oh, no, I don't like your ideas.
00:26:00.020 Those are bad ideas.
00:26:01.240 I want my ideas to be what's shaping curriculum.
00:26:05.040 I want my ideas to be the ones that are pushed forward.
00:26:08.260 Then you are accused for just pushing back in a kind but, you know, pointed way.
00:26:15.900 You are accused of being a Christian nationalist.
00:26:17.960 You're accused of being a fascist.
00:26:19.620 You're accused of being an authoritarian.
00:26:21.260 It's all projection.
00:26:22.920 It's kind of like, you know, that victim complex that someone does something to you.
00:26:27.780 They do something really mean.
00:26:29.460 And then when you respond or when you say, hey, this person is doing this bad thing.
00:26:34.400 This person is doing this mean or stupid or whatever thing.
00:26:37.500 Then that person who first did the bad thing claims that they are a victim because someone talked about the fact that they are doing the bad thing.
00:26:46.620 And that's kind of the role that the left plays.
00:26:49.260 But you can't fall into it.
00:26:50.620 They claim that they are not waging a culture war, that they're what they're just standing up for rights.
00:26:55.680 They're just standing up for, you know, inclusion and tolerance.
00:26:59.600 No, they're not.
00:27:00.440 They hate you.
00:27:01.460 They hate your views.
00:27:02.500 And they believe that democracy means less, fewer voices that sound like yours, that sound like Christian conservatism.
00:27:12.380 So what I'm talking about is that we no longer come with like a plastic spoon to a knife fight.
00:27:19.600 And look, I'm using a metaphor here.
00:27:22.640 OK, we're not condoning violence.
00:27:24.780 I'm talking about a battle of ideas.
00:27:26.620 We cannot come to the table with neutrality.
00:27:29.260 We have to come to the table saying, you know what?
00:27:31.440 I don't like this curriculum that is in Florida schools or is in my schools.
00:27:36.120 Here's the curriculum that I think that we should be teaching.
00:27:38.000 I think our kids should be learning the classics.
00:27:40.160 I think our kids should know about the Bible and learn about the Bible in schools.
00:27:44.220 It doesn't mean that the teacher has to say, you know, this is a revelation from God.
00:27:49.800 But they need to know the Bible because it is the most influential book in the entire history of the world and also happened to lay the foundation for Western civilization.
00:28:00.940 I think that they should learn about the family.
00:28:03.760 I think that they should learn, if they're going to learn this in an age-appropriate way, that being a boy is good, being a girl is good.
00:28:11.360 Like, we need to not be afraid to push back with good ideas.
00:28:14.920 I'm not talking about right-wing imperialism.
00:28:18.020 I am talking about replacing the bad ideas of leftism with the good ideas of conservatism and not letting corporations or any institution get away with their bullying.
00:28:27.220 Because when you call out the bully and you push back against the bully and they say, oh, you're the one that's bullying, you don't need to respond and say, oh, I'm so sorry, you're absolutely right.
00:28:36.680 You need to do what Ron DeSantis does, and you just need to double down.
00:28:40.360 You need to double down.
00:28:42.040 Corporations should not get special privileges.
00:28:45.680 They shouldn't.
00:28:46.320 I mean, they just shouldn't, especially in this way when they are waging war against parents and average Floridians.
00:28:54.780 They just shouldn't.
00:28:55.960 And really, that is, as I said before, anti-conservative, because that's the government picking and choosing winners.
00:29:01.640 That's not capitalism.
00:29:02.840 That's not a free market.
00:29:04.300 That is some sort of crony capitalism.
00:29:07.040 You could even say that's some sort of fascism if you wanted to go there.
00:29:11.020 That is the government colluding with corporations and corporations getting so powerful that they actually impact your life to the point to where you can't fully exercise your rights as a parent or as a person.
00:29:21.280 That's not good.
00:29:21.980 So whether you like it or not, like this is the future, hopefully, I hope, the future of the Republican Party.
00:29:29.980 Are there limits to this?
00:29:31.160 Yes.
00:29:31.460 But I think Ron DeSantis, I think this is a strategic move.
00:29:34.300 I think it's a good move.
00:29:35.720 I was thinking about a way to describe Ron DeSantis the other day.
00:29:39.140 And this is how I would describe just his just like win after win after win.
00:29:45.700 He goes out of his way to do the right thing.
00:29:50.100 There are so many things that he doesn't have to do, but then he does just because it's awesome.
00:29:56.700 I mean, obviously, from my conservative perspective, like he didn't have to do this.
00:30:00.780 I think people would have probably forgotten about the whole Disney thing if a couple weeks
00:30:05.980 passed and he did something else.
00:30:07.440 But then he just doubles down.
00:30:08.880 And I really like how he treats the adversarial reporters and the Democrats is he's just kind
00:30:16.940 of he just kind of rebuffs them and then he moves on.
00:30:19.540 He doesn't get into these petty fights and he doesn't get into Twitter wars and he doesn't
00:30:24.200 get into all of this just like personal stuff like other Republican leaders have and do
00:30:30.640 that really wastes a lot of time.
00:30:32.200 It is really just narcissistic.
00:30:33.540 He seems to actually be representing the needs and the concerns of conservatives.
00:30:37.940 And I love it.
00:30:39.020 I hope that there are a hundred more Ron DeSantis in Congress, in state legislatures, governors.
00:30:46.400 Come on, like model your governorship, model your political moves after Ron DeSantis in
00:30:52.620 the Florida legislature, because they really are setting the tone and Democrats who are
00:30:56.340 freaking out saying, oh, well, you know, it's not just Florida.
00:30:59.520 They're not it's not an isolated incident.
00:31:01.140 You're absolutely right.
00:31:02.860 From your lips to God's ears.
00:31:06.960 Let me play you how this is all being so misconstrued by the White House.
00:31:12.540 This is Jen Psaki talking to Chris Wallace, who is now on CNN Plus, and I hear that CNN Plus
00:31:19.740 just isn't doing too well.
00:31:21.860 And of course, we we shed a very sincere tear for that.
00:31:25.480 But, you know, Chris Wallace, I still think, is a great interviewer.
00:31:28.740 And what a mistake leaving Fox News.
00:31:31.780 But anyway, here is part of his interview with Jen Psaki, where she totally misconstrues what's
00:31:37.800 going on here, as usual.
00:31:39.580 Don't parents have a right to have concern?
00:31:42.580 I mean, we're talking specifically here about teaching about sex in kindergarten through third
00:31:47.760 grade.
00:31:48.160 I have to say, as a parent, I would have problems with that.
00:31:51.720 But the law is not about teaching sex education.
00:31:54.720 It's about teaching about gender identity.
00:31:57.100 And so what what do you do if a parent or a kid, should I say, a kid in one of these elementary
00:32:03.800 schools says, what about Sally?
00:32:06.860 Sally has two moms or I'm not sure if I'm a girl or a boy.
00:32:11.180 I mean, these are kids who are experiencing, you know, these moments in their lives.
00:32:16.780 I also think that these are not there is not a big record of there being either sex education
00:32:23.180 or extensive gender identity education in these schools.
00:32:26.920 And this is creating a problem or a political cudgel about an issue that I don't think exists.
00:32:32.800 So many things here.
00:32:34.840 First of all, if Sally has two moms, she's allowed to talk about that.
00:32:40.620 A student is allowed to talk about that.
00:32:42.220 And a teacher would be allowed to say, you know, Sally has two moms.
00:32:47.340 Again, that is not what this law is about.
00:32:49.780 This is prohibiting official classroom discussion.
00:32:52.140 Kindergarteners through third graders about sexual orientation and gender identity.
00:32:56.360 Jen Psaki says, you know, what if what if a little kid says, I don't know if I'm a boy
00:33:02.200 or a girl?
00:33:03.080 Well, then that's a real problem.
00:33:04.700 Isn't that Jen Psaki?
00:33:06.180 And I don't want a teacher to be handling that.
00:33:09.700 That means that a parent who loves that child and knows that child so much more than any bureaucrat
00:33:17.220 or teacher or administrator or member of the Biden administration does, they need to know
00:33:23.180 that they need to know that that child is confused.
00:33:25.980 And those parents, of course, I believe, need to reaffirm to that child.
00:33:29.600 No, God made you a girl.
00:33:30.940 Oh, God made you a boy.
00:33:32.180 Oh, it's OK, little Sally.
00:33:34.840 If you like dirt bikes and you like to wear overalls instead of dresses, that's OK.
00:33:39.860 God made you a girl.
00:33:40.820 So the parent can handle that however they want to.
00:33:44.000 But it's really troubling that Jen Psaki thinks that it's apparently normal and good in the role
00:33:48.720 of a teacher to, I don't know, hold some kind of discussion about why Sally is confused
00:33:55.040 about whether or not she is a boy or a girl.
00:33:58.140 That's really, really disturbing to me.
00:34:01.620 And then, of course, she goes on to say that this is not something that's happening, that
00:34:05.280 gender identity and sex education, that that's not really happening in schools.
00:34:08.840 Unfortunately, even in an informal way, it absolutely is happening.
00:34:12.800 You guys tell me all the time.
00:34:14.100 You think that you live in a conservative district, a conservative area.
00:34:17.420 You thought that your public school or even your private school was immune to this kind
00:34:21.360 of thing.
00:34:21.760 And then you tell me the kind of curriculum that your child is coming home talking about
00:34:26.760 or seeing.
00:34:27.460 I saw this worksheet that is apparently standard in a lot of public schools for sophomores across
00:34:35.320 the country, sophomores in high school.
00:34:37.560 And it was explaining how how important it is to use someone's preferred pronouns.
00:34:43.220 It gave 10 reasons for why you need to use someone's preferred pronouns.
00:34:47.280 And it's basically psychological and emotional manipulation.
00:34:50.160 It's moral manipulation.
00:34:51.640 It's moral extortion is what it is.
00:34:53.360 And basically, 10 reasons why you're a bad person if you don't call a man who calls himself
00:34:58.680 a woman, she says you're showing that you're not safe.
00:35:02.340 You're showing that you don't care about their feelings.
00:35:04.640 You're showing that you're not a trustworthy person.
00:35:07.380 And of course, a young person who just wants to be accepted, who just wants to be popular,
00:35:13.100 who just wants to be liked and who doesn't want to be thought badly of by their peers or
00:35:17.740 by their teacher.
00:35:18.720 They're just going to say they're going to be morally extorted successfully.
00:35:21.860 I mean, of course, that's what the left does.
00:35:24.420 They know that these minds are so moldable.
00:35:27.800 They're so malleable.
00:35:29.080 They're so impressionable.
00:35:30.660 And they don't just teach them things and say, OK, here is what it means to have gender
00:35:35.160 dysphoria.
00:35:35.740 But they actually say, if you do not accept this, which is the equivalent of two plus two
00:35:40.280 equals five, then you are a bad person.
00:35:42.200 That is 1984.
00:35:43.760 That is dystopian.
00:35:45.000 Like that is Orwellian.
00:35:46.980 That's what's happening in schools across the country.
00:35:49.360 So a law like this, I think a law that goes even further beyond K through third grade
00:35:54.620 is absolutely necessary.
00:35:56.780 And we as conservatives, as Christians especially, need to be involved in pushing back against
00:36:01.200 this stuff.
00:36:01.780 Whether your kids go to public school or not, you have a stake in your community.
00:36:05.400 So you should care about what's going on in your city council and your school board,
00:36:08.760 in the public schools, in your area.
00:36:11.060 You're a taxpayer.
00:36:12.500 And so you help fund that kind of thing.
00:36:14.120 And so you absolutely should have a say and don't let anyone tell you otherwise.
00:36:19.180 I saw this terrible story and I see these a lot.
00:36:22.720 This was a Reddit post and it was by a parent wanting some support for their child.
00:36:29.240 And this typically is in the detransitioner subreddit.
00:36:32.680 But I don't think that this one was.
00:36:34.240 Someone reposted it on Twitter.
00:36:35.520 And it was this mom asking desperately for help for their child.
00:36:42.440 So she says this.
00:36:43.780 I have always been in support of my transgender daughter when she was still a boy and started
00:36:47.520 expressing a want to be a girl.
00:36:49.620 I did everything right.
00:36:50.800 Therapists, then puberty blockers, everything, everything right.
00:36:54.320 Because, of course, there are people telling this woman that this is everything right.
00:36:58.660 And parents want to do what's best for their child.
00:37:00.580 And they are also morally extorted.
00:37:02.020 They are told, hey, your child's going to commit suicide if you don't go in this direction.
00:37:07.600 So now this mom said now she is 20 something.
00:37:10.200 But she is she is 20.
00:37:11.920 But she's actually talking about her son.
00:37:13.680 But I'm using her language.
00:37:15.040 Now she is 20 and everything is falling apart.
00:37:16.880 We had to hold off on the bottom surgery because of cost.
00:37:19.480 But now finally had enough and went and got several consults.
00:37:22.960 All have said the same thing.
00:37:24.260 The puberty blockers have left her with a micropenis.
00:37:27.620 That's such a dystopian sentence in and of itself.
00:37:29.800 She has to get part of her vagina made with a colon.
00:37:33.200 Well, one of her friends had that surgery.
00:37:34.680 And even years later, it smells fairly colon-like.
00:37:37.980 Obviously, my daughter is now distraught.
00:37:39.640 She is in counseling, but is becoming worse and worse in her mental state.
00:37:42.420 And I am frantic.
00:37:43.160 On top of this, she has never had any sexual function.
00:37:45.700 No urges, no erections.
00:37:46.940 Even when she tried.
00:37:48.560 Sorry, this is graphic.
00:37:49.880 But even when she tried masturbation to see if she could simulate herself, nothing.
00:37:54.060 The doctors say this may not change even after surgery.
00:37:56.840 Her dating life is dismal as well.
00:37:58.400 We knew it would be hard, but it is impossible.
00:38:01.100 The one man who was with her for a while soon just became frustrated by her lack of sexual
00:38:06.220 anything and broke it off.
00:38:07.280 I don't know what to do.
00:38:08.040 A friend suggested I post here for advice.
00:38:10.040 Please help me help my child.
00:38:11.960 This is devastating.
00:38:14.080 This is absolutely devastating.
00:38:15.620 This is not an isolated case.
00:38:17.480 I mean, this is the reality of puberty blockers.
00:38:20.100 This is chemical castration.
00:38:21.400 This is what happens when you put a child on puberty blockers.
00:38:25.640 It is chemical castration.
00:38:28.460 And they are never the same.
00:38:29.940 If this person decides that, okay, you know what?
00:38:31.940 I think it was a mistake and I want to be a male again.
00:38:34.620 Well, he is never going to have sexual function.
00:38:37.360 He's never going to have normal genitalia.
00:38:39.940 He cannot erase the physical and psychological experiences that he has had while being on puberty
00:38:45.380 blockers.
00:38:45.820 You know that puberty is important not just for your body, but also for your mind.
00:38:50.840 Your mind changes a lot during puberty.
00:38:53.640 And you are disrupting a natural process, which, yes, is a form of abuse because a child
00:39:00.100 who doesn't even have their frontal lobe developed yet might be a little confused.
00:39:04.200 Or maybe they were told at school that because they like some things that the opposite sex typically
00:39:09.240 likes, that maybe that means that they aren't really the gender that they were born with.
00:39:13.580 This is the product of this kind of ideology.
00:39:17.300 Like this is the product of this kind of thing.
00:39:19.160 And the White House recently put out on the so-called Trans Day of Visibility a chart that
00:39:25.220 explains and encourages gender affirming care.
00:39:29.840 And one of the things that they say is that puberty blockers and going on cross-sex hormones,
00:39:35.120 that that is reversible.
00:39:36.620 It is not reversible.
00:39:38.520 There are very serious physical lifelong repercussions with that.
00:39:42.300 If a young woman gets, say she gets top surgery, she's, this is happening when they're 14, 15,
00:39:49.920 16, 17 years old because she thinks that she's a boy for who knows what reason.
00:39:54.460 Most of the time these days it's not actual gender dysphoria.
00:39:57.540 And say she decides as many do that this was a mistake, that she is actually a woman.
00:40:04.000 She knows that she's a woman and she wants to identify as that.
00:40:06.280 And she wants to get reconstruction surgery.
00:40:08.640 She wants to get breast implants.
00:40:10.420 It's not the same.
00:40:11.740 You lose feeling.
00:40:12.640 You got all your milk ducts taken out.
00:40:14.640 So you can't breastfeed anymore.
00:40:17.160 I mean, this is abuse.
00:40:18.740 And so for Texas, by the way, to say, hey, this is a form of abuse to put young children
00:40:27.280 who just aren't mature enough to make these decisions through this kind of procedure and
00:40:33.060 through these kinds of programs that have lifelong repercussions, negative repercussions, that
00:40:39.140 is a form of abuse.
00:40:40.700 And it starts with the power of suggestion.
00:40:43.240 It starts with very often, not always.
00:40:45.840 I understand young kids, there are a very small percentage of young kids that do actually
00:40:49.880 have gender dysphoria.
00:40:50.940 But it very often starts with the suggestion that, hey, maybe you aren't the sex that God
00:40:56.360 gave you.
00:40:56.760 Maybe you're something else.
00:40:59.200 And so teachers who introduce young kids to this, who are so malleable, they don't have
00:41:04.240 to deal with the long term repercussions of this, like the teachers and the psychologists
00:41:08.940 and the doctors who encourage this young man to go on puberty blockers and to be chemically
00:41:13.540 castrated.
00:41:14.260 Are they going to come to the funeral when this person unfortunately commits suicide because
00:41:17.960 they weren't helped the way that they needed to be helped?
00:41:21.300 Are they going to be the one sobbing their eyes out when this person can't get out of his
00:41:28.160 deep depression and suicidal thoughts and can't ever live a normal life?
00:41:31.920 Those people are going to keep on getting paid.
00:41:34.360 They don't care.
00:41:35.840 They don't care.
00:41:36.240 This is about money.
00:41:37.260 This gender grooming is about ideology.
00:41:39.180 It's about money.
00:41:40.220 You as a parent need to stand up.
00:41:42.720 The sex that your kid was born in is their sex.
00:41:45.940 Help them learn to accept that.
00:41:48.020 That's how you love them, by helping them love their body.
00:41:51.920 And it is so worth every bit of pushback, every bit of respectful ruckus that we raise for
00:41:58.380 this subject because kids are being mutilated and abused by this ideology.
00:42:04.320 So when I see an article in Christianity Today by a certain Russell Moore, and you can read it,
00:42:11.940 it's talking about the culture wars and how dangerous the culture wars are.
00:42:16.620 And really, it comes from a place of fear.
00:42:18.380 It comes from a place of resentment.
00:42:19.760 It comes from a place of just wanting to go viral and wanting to get clicks.
00:42:23.620 And Christians shouldn't be a part of that because we should be okay with feeling humiliation
00:42:29.300 because Christ felt humiliation when he was on the cross.
00:42:32.120 It was just like one tip of writing for that article, too.
00:42:34.980 Like he referenced way too many other books that it was actually very difficult to read.
00:42:38.900 But the point of the article was that Christians really shouldn't be engaged in these kinds of
00:42:43.460 culture and political wars online and things like that.
00:42:47.200 Look, you can call it whatever you want to.
00:42:49.500 You can try to invalidate these efforts.
00:42:54.820 You can try to demean it as just an opportunity to go viral.
00:42:58.280 The fact of the matter is that this affects people.
00:43:01.460 These culture wars matter.
00:43:02.840 Politics matter.
00:43:03.720 Policy matters.
00:43:04.480 People matter.
00:43:05.820 And so the things that Russell Moore is trying to demean and belittle, saying that it's not
00:43:11.000 becoming of a Christian to engage in these kinds of things or the way that he thinks is not,
00:43:15.440 you know, is not right or not polite enough.
00:43:18.120 I'm sorry.
00:43:18.860 We've just got to dismiss that.
00:43:20.680 We've got to keep pushing back because it actually matters.
00:43:23.480 It affects people's lives.
00:43:25.020 That's why this law matters.
00:43:26.160 That's why what Ron DeSantis is doing matters.
00:43:28.280 That's why all of our voices absolutely matter in this.
00:43:31.260 It's affecting real people.
00:43:34.540 Okay, we only have time to react to one TikTok.
00:43:39.600 I haven't seen it yet.
00:43:40.500 So I don't know what my response is going to be.
00:43:43.980 So let's see.
00:43:45.820 Do we say them or they?
00:43:49.820 You would say they if you were talking about me and you were like, they are really awesome.
00:43:56.880 Or if you said, I want to give this piece of candy to them.
00:44:03.820 Get it?
00:44:04.640 I like your hair, they.
00:44:09.460 Or how about if you did?
00:44:11.460 How about I like, or how about...
00:44:15.760 I like your hair, them, Mandy.
00:44:18.800 Close enough.
00:44:19.600 We'll work on the grammar later.
00:44:20.940 That's pretty good, though.
00:44:21.740 I like it.
00:44:22.240 That's really sad.
00:44:24.060 I mean, this person seems like a nice person.
00:44:27.020 And I'm sure she thinks that she's doing her best.
00:44:31.120 But it really breaks my heart how confusing this is for kids.
00:44:35.920 Kids are just starting to learn pronouns.
00:44:38.660 When they're that age, they're just starting to learn grammar.
00:44:40.920 And you're going to tell them to use plural pronouns and R for a singular person.
00:44:48.300 Do you understand how confusing that is?
00:44:50.100 It's so important for kids to understand clarity, to understand definitions, to understand categories,
00:44:55.880 to understand context.
00:44:56.920 That's how they're making sense of the world.
00:44:58.560 That's how they don't get over-simulated and overwhelmed constantly.
00:45:01.680 That's why the family unit is so important.
00:45:03.700 That's why them having a good relationship with their parents, a stable home is so important.
00:45:07.960 Because the world is all new to them.
00:45:09.900 It's all overwhelming.
00:45:11.020 They're learning language and gender and who they are and who other people are.
00:45:14.500 It's really important for them to be able to put other people into categories of male versus female.
00:45:20.100 It helps them stay safe.
00:45:21.740 It helps them also in reporting things like sexual abuse and any kind of interaction with someone that they need to tell their parent about.
00:45:30.480 They need to be able to describe that person accurately.
00:45:33.000 They need to be able to know the difference between themselves and someone else.
00:45:36.180 It's really important for kids to know this category and know how to speak and know how to describe things out in the world.
00:45:42.820 And the mass confusion and delusion we are putting on kids in the name of inclusion and the name of empathy is going to be so destructive.
00:45:51.560 So Christians, let's be clearer than ever.
00:45:54.240 It goes all the way back to Genesis 1.
00:45:56.100 If we can't affirm Genesis 1, there's no way we can affirm the rest of Scripture.
00:45:59.680 And let us push back against bad, destructive ideas with good, whole, and healthy ideas.
00:46:07.100 And thankfully, the counsel of God gives us those things.
00:46:10.620 We don't have to wonder what wisdom is.
00:46:12.320 God gives us those things.
00:46:13.440 And let us be completely unabashed in declaring those things and being a refuge of clarity and courage for the rest of the world who are victims of this kind of chaos and moral anarchy that we are seeing.
00:46:26.900 All right, guys, that's it for this week.
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