Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey - October 27, 2022


Ep 699 ｜ Vindication for the Unvaccinated


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53 minutes

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164.14731

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8,861

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602

Misogynist Sentences

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Hate Speech Sentences

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Summary


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Unvaccinated employees in New York City are now going to receive reparations after refusing to
00:00:07.960 get the mandated vaccine. Also, Daryl Brooks, the Waukesha parade murder has been found guilty
00:00:16.780 on all charges. Wow. We'll talk a lot about that trial. Also, as lots and lots of things are going
00:00:24.700 on, as many Americans are suffering, our President Joe Biden is prioritizing meeting with, talking with
00:00:32.460 a man who identifies as a girl. We've got all that and much, much more on today's episode of
00:00:40.140 Relatable, which as always is brought to you by our friends at Good Ranchers. Go to goodranchers.com
00:00:45.720 slash Allie. That's goodranchers.com slash Allie.
00:00:54.700 All right, guys. So much to talk about today because we have done the past three episodes
00:01:03.300 as interviews, which I really encourage you to go back and listen to. They haven't really been about
00:01:08.200 the news of the day or the news of the week. So I've been dying to talk about a ton of stuff that
00:01:13.380 I haven't gotten to comment on. Before we get into all that, though, shout out to our new DNC ad
00:01:21.440 satire video that came out last night. We had some technical difficulties getting it onto Instagram,
00:01:27.320 so I apologize for that. But thank you for watching and commenting and sharing and all that
00:01:31.700 good stuff. But make sure that you go check it out on YouTube. And if you share it with your family
00:01:36.820 and friends, send them the YouTube link and that will really help us out too. And if you haven't seen
00:01:44.580 it yet, here's a little clip from the video we created.
00:01:49.040 I could go all day listing the accomplishments of this administration and the Democratic Party,
00:01:53.860 but why not listen to our voters instead? Here's what they have to say.
00:01:58.260 Not being able to afford to eat out, go on vacation, or pay our electricity bills has really brought our
00:02:03.680 family together. Literally, we had to move from our four-bedroom house to a studio apartment.
00:02:09.880 Thank you, Joe.
00:02:11.340 And while it looks like we have power simply because our ideology dominates all major corporations,
00:02:17.840 big tech, Hollywood, academia, public education, the administrative and security states, the CDC,
00:02:24.860 the NIH, not to mention the World Economic Forum and the UN, were actually the underdog.
00:02:30.500 Lots of good parts. I didn't want to reveal what I think are the funniest parts of it because I
00:02:35.320 didn't want to give too much away without you watching the full video. But probably one of my
00:02:41.760 favorite scenes is in there where we talk about how despite progressive ideology dominating every
00:02:48.900 institution, national and global, virtually every institution, they still see themselves as the
00:02:55.800 underdog, as the advocate and the representative of the little guy, the one who is fighting against
00:03:04.940 big, bad, right-wing extremism and fascism and Christian nationalism, even though they have the
00:03:12.580 power, even though they are in the dominant position, even though they characterize the entirety of
00:03:18.940 mainstream culture and get to dictate what kids learn in schools and get to decide really what people
00:03:28.400 think through their control of media in Hollywood. Now, thankfully, there's a lot of us who see
00:03:34.900 past that. It's really actually a wonder that Republicans win any election when progressivism as an
00:03:41.220 ideology is so ubiquitous. But I love making these videos because I think it makes a point that
00:03:47.960 literalism can't. It's I don't even know if you could necessarily call it satire. Maybe you can,
00:03:55.040 but it's really just irony because I'm not I'm not taking what Democrats believe to an absurd place,
00:04:03.540 which is how I would describe satire. It is really putting all democratic positions, all of the points
00:04:12.440 of their platform and agenda together in a way that shows you how ridiculous they are. So I say,
00:04:21.280 look, we dominate all of these institutions, but we're really the underdog. Well, Democrats literally
00:04:26.780 believe that those things are actually true. So I just put them together in order to make a funny but
00:04:33.560 also serious point. And so I enjoy these. There's months of work and lots of manpower that goes into
00:04:40.440 these videos. So it would help us out a lot if you like it and share it and comment on it and all that
00:04:46.040 good stuff. Also, if you love relatable, please leave a five star review wherever you listen and
00:04:52.680 subscribe on YouTube. All right, let's get into some things. Let's get into some things. First,
00:05:09.480 I want to talk about finally and fully. I haven't been able to comment on this story on the show and
00:05:16.920 I've been dying to just very briefly because you guys might be tired of hearing this person's name
00:05:21.840 and that is Dylan Mulvaney. We talked about him last week. This is a man who identifies not just as a
00:05:28.420 woman but calls himself a girl, has gone viral on TikTok for days of girlhood where he documents
00:05:34.300 every day where he is quote unquote transitioning into a girl. And we talked last week about his
00:05:42.840 claim on an Ulta podcast that he wants to be a mom one day, that he can be a mom one day.
00:05:47.800 And we did a very thorough and theological response to that. I was as kind as I could possibly be while
00:05:53.800 still being clear about what is true and the harms that gender ideology has both on the individual
00:06:00.320 and on the collective. I want to be just a little bit more brash today because I think it's also
00:06:10.500 I think it's also important to simply lay things out without any caveats and without any cushion so
00:06:17.600 we can see the severity of what's happening. So I'm going to play you a video of Dylan Mulvaney saying
00:06:24.740 that he has been invited by the president of the United States, Joe Biden, the person that we were told
00:06:29.780 as a moderate and a unifier to the White House to discuss quote unquote trans issues. So here's a
00:06:36.980 little bit of his TikTok where he is announcing that. It's day 222 of being a girl. I'm in Washington,
00:06:43.440 D.C. and I'm going to the White House to speak to the president of the United States.
00:06:48.720 You know that phrase, I fear I may have girlbossed too close to the sun. Well, that's how I feel today
00:06:53.840 because I get to sit down with Joe Biden and now this news and I get to ask him a few questions
00:06:59.780 surrounding trans issues in the United States and talk to him about my transness. And I really just
00:07:05.380 want to represent my community the best that I can. OK, I thought that that was enough. The video was
00:07:10.720 very long. You might have seen the clips going around where he is actually asking Joe Biden,
00:07:16.100 like, do you think do we have that clip of Dylan asking Joe Biden about like if he thinks states
00:07:24.360 should have a right to try to inhibit. OK, do you think states should have a right to ban gender
00:07:31.940 affirming health care? I don't think any state or anybody should have the right to do that as a moral
00:07:37.300 question, as a legal question. I just think it's wrong. All right. So there is Joe Biden saying
00:07:44.420 that states should not have the right or an individual. Does that mean a parent
00:07:50.540 or a doctor should not have the right to inhibit a person from cutting off their genitals in the
00:07:58.540 name of gender affirmation? And really, when we're having this discussion and debate, you guys know
00:08:03.180 we're talking about children like that's what the debate is about. Really, that's what the uproar is
00:08:07.480 about. I mean, of course, there is disagreement with the idea that a man can become a woman, but it
00:08:13.540 becomes even more egregious when you're talking about minors whose frontal lobes are not developed,
00:08:19.320 who cannot, by law, rightfully consent to sexual activity. And so a lot of people are asking,
00:08:27.760 well, how can they, if they cannot cognitively, legally consent to sexual activity with an adult,
00:08:35.920 how can they possibly consent to having their genitals cut off and being permanently sterilized
00:08:42.900 by an adult? That doesn't make a lot of sense. That's what the debate is about. So when Dylan
00:08:48.240 Mulvaney asks Joe Biden about that, that's what he means. He is talking about minor gender affirmation
00:08:56.720 care, which of course is a euphemism for not affirmation, but actually opposition to a person's
00:09:03.860 biology. We're talking about the permanent maiming of a child's body and physiology, whether it's hormone
00:09:10.060 treatment, whether it's puberty blockers, which is not temporary, by the way, that can permanently
00:09:14.940 affect a young person's mind. The mind as well as the body needs puberty to be able to develop
00:09:21.720 healthily. Ask yourself what group of people benefit from trapping young people in a state of perpetual
00:09:29.440 adolescence and juvenility. Creepy when you think about it. So that's what Dylan Mulvaney is referencing here.
00:09:35.720 Joe Biden, our empath in chief, our unifier, our moderate, that the evangelicals for Biden supported
00:09:44.520 the independents and even moderate conservatives said, no, we need to vote for him. He'll be
00:09:51.040 holistically pro-life. He won't be radical. He'll be a moderate guy. He'll be middle of the road. He'll
00:09:56.900 bring us together. He is saying now that no state or individual has a right to try to inhibit that kind
00:10:02.600 of care. And we actually knew that during the campaign. There was a mother at a town hall who
00:10:08.200 said, you know, my eight-year-old believes that he or she is the opposite gender. And Joe Biden said,
00:10:16.220 oh, we need to make sure to, and I'm paraphrasing here, affirm him or her, make sure that he can go
00:10:22.780 into the bathroom of his choosing. So this is who Joe Biden is. We're talking about the transition,
00:10:29.520 which is a biological impossibility, but that's the word of minors. And he is saying that he supports
00:10:35.320 that. And this, by the way, is what he is prioritizing. As there are Americans who can't
00:10:43.800 make ends meet because of the economic policies that he has pioneered, that he has authored,
00:10:49.640 along with congressional Democrats, the spending policies that have only worsened things like
00:10:54.780 inflation. I mean, Americans are really hurting, not just when it comes to economic policies,
00:11:00.360 but when it comes to the crime policies of state and local Democrats across the country.
00:11:04.540 And this is what he is prioritizing, talking to a grown man who makes a mockery of womanhood by
00:11:12.760 donning a caricature of females, by acting and dressing like a six-year-old girl.
00:11:21.680 For example, this is who Joe Biden is taking the time to connect to. This is who the White House
00:11:27.980 is taking the time and the effort and the thought to platform that tells you the values of these
00:11:33.660 people, that tells you what they think of women, that tells you what they think of people who are
00:11:37.680 struggling. And by the way, if you're not watching this, but you're listening, in Dylan's
00:11:45.700 montage or in his little TikTok video, he was wearing a protect trans kids shirt. So that's
00:11:53.780 also what gives us the indication of what he is actually talking about when he is talking about
00:11:59.360 quote unquote gender affirming care. Yeah, we see it. It's up right now if you're watching
00:12:06.100 on YouTube. It's supposed to be like a take on the don't mess with Texas. It says don't mess
00:12:13.280 with trans kids. And so we know what he is referring to. He believes that it should be
00:12:19.100 legal and that it is right and that it is healthy to chop off the genitals of young girls and boys.
00:12:26.060 And again, this is a grown man who wears pigtails and with a five o'clock shadow and tries to act
00:12:34.400 like a young girl. And here's a clip, by the way, of what Dylan Mulvaney thinks it means to be a
00:12:41.680 woman. This is just one of many clips like this, by the way. He also refers to female genitalia as
00:12:48.820 a Barbie pouch or Barbie pocket. Let me just say something about that. I can guarantee that he is
00:12:54.240 porn sick and that he probably got that idea or that reference from some kind of sick, like
00:13:01.380 perverse, I don't know, chat room or site or something like that. That's something that we've
00:13:07.600 talked about and I'll get to the clip in a second. But that's something we've talked about with
00:13:10.960 Genevieve Glock in the past. And she'll be on again soon about how the roots of a lot of young
00:13:17.320 men trying to become girls is found in pornography and things called sissy porn. There is a lot of
00:13:26.200 perversion, a lot of predation within this ideology that too many people don't want to talk about.
00:13:34.360 There's just so much perversion and darkness here. So it doesn't really surprise me again that this
00:13:39.540 grown man is pretending to act like a little girl and that this is what is in his head about what it
00:13:46.840 means to be a female. So here's that clip.
00:13:55.200 Bridges, love them. Coconut water, love it. Not nad, just love it. Wind turbine, love it. Meadows, love them.
00:14:05.540 I'm scared of getting Lyme disease.
00:14:16.400 Love ya.
00:14:19.900 Did you see that? I gotta get out of here. Did you see that?
00:14:27.780 There's a dragon.
00:14:28.320 Oh my God. Never again. Get me out of here.
00:14:31.440 Okay. So that's one that you really have to watch rather than listen to, to look how ridiculous he is
00:14:35.460 prancing. And there are other videos of him saying, Oh, I'm a woman. I cried today for no reason. I
00:14:42.560 sent us. I wrote out a scathing email that I did not send. I said that I was fine when I wasn't fine.
00:14:48.840 So, okay. You think that being a woman is just PMS. That's what you think it is. You think it's
00:14:54.820 being a floocy. You think it's being a klutz. You think it's being a ditz. You think it's being
00:14:59.140 a little child. You think it's being an airhead. That's what you think it means to be a girl or to
00:15:03.900 be a woman. It's creepy. And I'm just going to say this. And I gave like a very, again, I think
00:15:09.280 thorough and compassionate response in my last episode about him. But look, this person who said
00:15:15.140 recently that the world sees him as a girl, looks nothing like a girl, acts nothing like a girl.
00:15:19.900 Like he is very masculine looking, very masculine looking from the body, the hands, the feet, the
00:15:27.560 facial features. I mean, there is no way, there's no way for this person to look like a woman or to
00:15:35.760 look like a girl. I've seen past videos of him. He was a, he was on Broadway, very talented, excellent
00:15:42.800 singer, probably great actor too. There's a question about all of that. How much of this is just
00:15:47.600 like an act and handsome man, like had a great stage presence. And I just really am sad. I'm sad
00:15:56.880 that he is trying to pursue something that will never be possible. That is simply not a tangible
00:16:01.680 goal. And it just can never be reached. The world will never see this person as a woman. And he doesn't
00:16:08.740 even have the act down very well. It just comes across as mockery. Now, if this is all some grand
00:16:15.440 joke, if this is parody, maybe hats off to you, dude, hats off to you. You've duped a lot of people
00:16:23.620 into being angry. You've duped a lot of people into giving you lucrative sponsorships. You've duped a lot
00:16:28.720 of people into supporting you. If this is all just some like funny joke to make a point about how crazy
00:16:37.320 gender ideology is, wow, that is very impressive. And I will applaud you for that. Otherwise, I am
00:16:45.620 worried. I am worried if this is who the White House and our society is hoisting up as some kind
00:16:53.340 of hero. All right. I want to talk about this awesome story. And that is that the New York
00:17:10.700 Supreme Court has ordered New York City to rehire and pay back wages to unvaccinated city employees
00:17:18.980 who are fired for being unvaccinated. This is a pretty incredible development. So we look at a
00:17:25.140 lot of darkness, a lot of bad. But I wanted to look at one awesome story that I hope is a I hope
00:17:31.920 it's a sign of what's to come for people who have been unfairly fired, who have lost their livelihoods
00:17:37.700 because of an unconstitutional and immoral mandate to get a vaccine that does not we know Pfizer admitted
00:17:46.480 this does not stop transmission does not stop you from getting COVID doesn't stop you from getting
00:17:51.920 infected. Maybe it's effective from prohibiting some kind of, you know, serious illness in some people,
00:17:58.880 but it simply does not do what we were told by Fauci by Maddow by Biden that it was going to do.
00:18:06.080 It's not loving your neighbor. It's not being kind. It's not being compassionate. It really is just a
00:18:12.020 personal choice that in some cases has harmed people. It's actually caused adverse effects in
00:18:17.740 some people. And yet people were required to do it in order to feed their families. And so now,
00:18:23.500 even though that was very unjust, we are seeing some just movements in the direction of restoration
00:18:30.640 and reparations. This is a case in which I think reparations being a direct payment to those who had
00:18:36.680 to bear the brunt of injustice is good. So here's how the National Review is reporting this.
00:18:42.460 In October 2021, David Chokshi, NYC's health commissioner, issued an order requiring all city
00:18:50.360 employees to be inoculated against COVID. Later, he issued an order for private sector employees.
00:18:55.400 Mayor Eric Adams signed a supplementary executive order to that latter mandate, carving out exemptions
00:19:00.700 for athletes, musicians, and other performers. Well, isn't that nice? The people that New York needs to
00:19:08.620 make money. All the other people, though, I guess you're just SOL. The New York Supreme Court found
00:19:15.240 that the orders were arbitrary and capricious and also found that Chokshi's order violated the New York
00:19:20.920 state constitution. So this opinion was authored by Judge Ralph J. Porzio, a Republican, and it read this,
00:19:30.040 The health commissioner cannot create a new condition of employment for city employees,
00:19:33.800 cannot prohibit an employee from reporting to work, and cannot terminate employees. The mayor cannot
00:19:38.360 exempt certain employees from these orders. If it was about safety and public health, no one would be
00:19:43.340 exempt. It is time for the city of New York to do what is right and what is just. Here's what he also
00:19:49.220 argued. He says this, quote, being vaccinated does not prevent an individual from contracting or
00:19:55.560 transmitting COVID-19, which is exactly true. So this is following the science. This is actually
00:20:04.040 looking at the data. This is making a decision not based on politics, not partisanship, and not
00:20:11.260 faux concerns about safety, but truth. And isn't that how we should be making all of our decisions?
00:20:18.840 You know, it's crazy that you still have people. After everything we know about the ineffectiveness,
00:20:23.200 and in some cases, the harm of the vaccine, that there are still people pushing it. There are still
00:20:29.660 people calling those who didn't want to get it anti-vaxxers. Joe Biden, just this week, made an
00:20:36.220 announcement saying that everyone needs to get their COVID shot, that we have to get our COVID shot to
00:20:42.340 have a healthy and safe holiday season, and that you need to get your booster every year. We're still
00:20:48.000 playing that game. Are you kidding? But, you know, I realize that a lot of people on the left,
00:20:55.460 more so than the right, and this is just true, a lot of people on the left are very insulated from
00:21:02.040 anything that counters or anything that could pop their bubble, anything that counters their narrative.
00:21:08.460 And we've talked about several studies that show that. We have talked about how,
00:21:13.040 we've talked about the study that shows that people who watch MSNBC, people who identify as the
00:21:19.740 left, that they overestimate by thousands and thousands how many unarmed black men are shot
00:21:25.380 every year by the police. They also thought that your chances of going to the hospital with COVID was
00:21:31.640 like 50%. And so we actually see this continually. There was also an example of this the other day,
00:21:38.900 Lauren Bobert. I'm trying to think about what it is. She tweeted a joke. Oh, she tweeted a joke about
00:21:47.400 Biden. She said two words, let's go, Brandon. And it was a joke based on something that Joe Biden
00:21:55.740 had said just the day before. He said two words made in America. So Lauren Bobert was making a clever
00:22:03.600 joke based on that. Well, all of the leftists in her replies and in her quote tweets, I'm talking
00:22:08.640 about journalists, celebrities, blue check marks saying, oh, she's so dumb. She's so dumb. She
00:22:13.700 can't even count. Republicans are so dumb. She doesn't even have any brains. They are so insulated
00:22:20.540 from any criticism of Joe Biden, any negative press about Joe Biden, just reality in general. They do
00:22:28.000 not see the same things that you and I see, I've realized. And they have the privilege of being able
00:22:32.680 to do that. They can insulate themselves because you really have to seek out truth. Like you have to
00:22:37.480 seek out alternative viewpoints. You have to seek out conservative viewpoints. You don't have to seek
00:22:42.360 out progressive viewpoints. All you have to do is go to work, go to school, look at Twitter,
00:22:47.300 look at the vast majority of headlines. Most things are going to be left leaning. It's extremely
00:22:52.120 ubiquitous, which is why conservatives typically do a better job of debating why when we are asked those
00:23:00.220 poll questions of like, OK, roughly how many unarmed black people versus white people are killed by the
00:23:05.660 police every year. What are the chances of going to the hospital with COVID? How much money have we
00:23:11.380 sent to Ukraine? Conservatives are just more likely to get those questions right because we are, whether
00:23:17.520 we want to or not, exposed to both sides of the argument and exposed to what both sides are saying
00:23:23.040 all of the time. And because we have to make a lot of effort to see a conservative viewpoint or to dig
00:23:29.320 for the truth behind, for example, a New York Times headline. So because we spend a lot more time and a lot
00:23:34.860 more effort digging into stories, we simply know a lot more about the truth of them in general,
00:23:40.400 in general. I'm not saying all leftists don't know anything about the truth. I'm not saying
00:23:44.740 that people on the right are always correct. But that's just the nature of things. I've noticed that
00:23:51.280 that when I talk to people on the left are like, what do you think about Joe Biden saying this? Or what
00:23:54.980 do you think about this decision? What do you think about this policy, this law, this book being read
00:23:59.320 in schools? It's like, is that happening? That's not really happening. That's a conspiracy theory.
00:24:05.280 Or even if you ask a lot of people on the left, like, okay, you say that you support abortion. What
00:24:09.640 is an abortion? Can you describe to me what happens in an abortion? And let's hear the details of it.
00:24:15.600 Like, what is an abortion procedure? Many of them really don't know. And many of them don't even
00:24:20.520 really know why they support abortion. They can't really articulate why they believe they think it's
00:24:26.420 okay or should be legal to kill a human being simply because it's small, or simply because of
00:24:32.760 its location, or because of the circumstances surrounding its conception, or because of its
00:24:37.400 socioeconomic class, or because of its stage of development. Because if you apply any of those reasons
00:24:43.960 to people outside of the womb, the argument becomes obviously barbaric very quickly. So I've just noticed
00:24:51.400 that. And I guess that's a consequence. It could be right or left of just being in the
00:24:56.060 mainstream of just constantly having your viewpoint affirmed by celebrities, affirmed by, you know,
00:25:03.820 your professors, affirmed by culture constantly. And yet again, constantly also thinking that you
00:25:10.000 are the underdog. So just a couple more things to say about this vaccine story. Obviously, I'm very
00:25:15.860 happy about what happened in the city of New York City. This doesn't affect nearly enough people.
00:25:20.720 There are still nurses today that were fired from their jobs for not getting the vaccine that they
00:25:25.820 did not want or need. They had natural immunity. They didn't want to get the vaccine. Maybe they
00:25:30.200 were pregnant. They were breastfeeding. There's a million reasons, legitimate, valid reasons why
00:25:33.860 someone would not want to get the vaccine. There are service members who were discharged because they
00:25:40.300 did not want to get the vaccine. So people today are still suffering because of the mandate that came
00:25:45.220 from Joe Biden, that came from Democrat officials, that came from the progressive run military. There
00:25:52.200 are still people who lost their livelihoods because of mandates to take a vaccine that in some cases
00:25:59.820 actually has been very harmful for people and in other cases has been entirely ineffective to
00:26:05.660 inoculate someone from COVID and to stop that has been ineffective in stopping the transmission too.
00:26:11.000 I mean, that is insane. That's insane. Now, for those of us who held on, who, I mean,
00:26:18.060 I got close. I got close at one point to wanting to get the vaccine. But to those of us who said,
00:26:22.380 you know what, I'm not, I'm not going to do it. I just don't know enough about this. I don't trust
00:26:27.520 this yet. And the fact that they're forcing it really makes me skeptical. I got to say, we feel
00:26:33.020 pretty good right now. We feel pretty vindicated. Now, there's a lot of you out there who chose to get
00:26:38.440 the vaccine. I don't judge that at all. That's your personal decision. I do. I'm struggling
00:26:44.500 through judgment and unforgiveness of people who push the mandates, who try to push for policies
00:26:50.900 that have punished people for making their own medical decisions, a true personal medical decision,
00:26:56.920 unlike what abortion is, who scream, my body, my choice, my choice when it comes to dismembering
00:27:02.100 babies, but didn't believe that about masks, don't believe that about vaccines. I'm trying to,
00:27:09.220 you know, I'm trying to fix my hardness of heart there and realize, you know, a lot of us are wrong
00:27:15.060 about a lot of things, but just understand that your insistence upon forcing that on people,
00:27:23.680 whether it's through the mandates in a private business or from the government, like that had
00:27:28.240 consequences, very real consequences that you might not be paying, but that your neighbor is
00:27:33.240 probably paying still today. Like children suffered from people supporting policies that lock down
00:27:39.940 schools and shut down businesses. So, I mean, I do feel, I feel really good about my decision,
00:27:48.060 my family's decision not to get the vaccine. I don't know how you're feeling right now,
00:27:53.840 but I'm just hoping and praying for justice for more people who were punished because of their
00:28:00.220 completely valid and scientific decision. And I know a lot of you, you lost friends because you
00:28:06.800 chose not to get it. And you had friends who said, oh, no, you can't come to my house. You can't be
00:28:11.560 around me. You can't come to our family reunion. You can't come on family vacation. You can't go to
00:28:19.180 my wedding or come to this funeral unless you get the vaccine. I mean, you lost relationships because
00:28:25.560 of that. This is a big deal. And I know that a lot of people, especially Democrats, want to just
00:28:30.660 pretend like none of that happened. Like Joe Biden didn't basically threaten us in the White House
00:28:36.140 saying that we are going to have a winter of death and destruction if we don't get the vaccine.
00:28:40.680 I know a lot of people want to forget that. I'm not going to forget it. I'm not. Like there's a lot
00:28:45.080 of forgiveness there. There's a lot of grace for people because God has forgiven me, has forgiven us
00:28:50.920 for far more than what anyone else can ever do to us. But I'm not going to forget it. I mean,
00:28:57.960 it's going to shape how I think of government for the rest of my life. It's going to shape how I
00:29:02.880 approach policy and how I trust health institutions in this country for the rest of my life. I mean,
00:29:12.840 it has set in stone what I think and in a lot of ways what I already thought about the government,
00:29:19.360 about the CDC, about the NIH, about the pharmaceutical companies, about Twitter celebrities
00:29:27.740 and the media just hawking this thing without really any data to back up their fantastical
00:29:35.940 and very dogmatic claims. I mean, it has, if anything, has pushed me further to the right
00:29:44.780 or maybe just further into a place of not trusting so many of our institutions and major corporations.
00:29:52.720 It has been the push for mandatory vaccines and lockdowns and school shutdowns. Man, you just,
00:30:02.340 you can't unsee that. And again, there is forgiveness. Maybe there can be some reconciliation
00:30:11.200 there after some more restitution is paid for those who have suffered from these choices. But I will not
00:30:19.180 forget because kids are going to suffer for this possibly forever, for the rest of their lives. You stole
00:30:25.920 memories and experiences and learning hours and days from them that they will never, ever get back. I'm not going to
00:30:34.220 forget that. That is going to shape how I see the government, how I see policy, how I see politics, how I see
00:30:40.260 culture wars forever. How I see public health choices, unfortunately, how I see it forever. By the way, speaking of
00:30:49.860 public health, how about a monkeypox? That's weird. That just disappeared. I mean, it was almost like we
00:30:56.340 started hearing about kids and dogs getting it and the media just decided, well, we're not going to talk
00:31:02.620 about that anymore. That was weird. Once again, just chip away at my trust more and more in the media
00:31:11.780 and in public health institutions, which was already almost non-existent. And now it's worse than it was
00:31:16.620 before. And I guarantee you, I am not alone. Anyway, continuing to pray for the truth to be
00:31:21.940 revealed, continuing to pray for justice, continuing to pray for restitution for those who have been
00:31:26.600 wrongly harmed by these unjust mandates. All right, just a couple more things to say,
00:31:42.940 a couple more subjects. I want to talk about this Fetterman-Oz debate. Just briefly, you've
00:31:48.340 probably heard other people talking about this, but I have some comments on it. If you don't know,
00:31:53.360 this is a Pennsylvania Senate race between John Fetterman and Dr. Mehmet Oz. We're talking about
00:31:59.760 the TV doctor. They are running for the Senate seat. This is a very contentious Senate seat. And if you
00:32:06.220 don't know, John Fetterman, he suffered from a stroke. And so he has speech issues. And just
00:32:11.020 being able to compute the English language issues. And I don't say that in a way that is trying to,
00:32:17.500 you know, diminish his value as a human being or to say that I don't wish him well or to even make
00:32:27.160 fun of a disability. I am saying that factually, that he has a very hard time, as even the liberal
00:32:33.020 media has had to admit, computing. He can't really understand what people are saying and he cannot
00:32:39.000 communicate in a clear way. And that should worry us that if Democrats are willing to elect someone
00:32:45.420 who is obviously very severely cognitively impaired to a Senate seat, then it just goes to show that
00:32:52.760 they don't actually care about someone carrying their values or being a fighter or champion particular
00:32:59.540 values. They just want someone who is going to fill a seat. They just want a body. They just want
00:33:06.080 someone who is going to vote along party lines. And I get it. I do get that to some extent.
00:33:12.440 They would rather someone vote with them than someone who is going to vote against them. But
00:33:16.620 what a terrible candidate. I'm shocked that John Fetterman actually agreed to do this debate with
00:33:21.720 the Matt Oz. Let me play you a couple of clips just so you know what I'm talking about.
00:33:26.580 Support fracking that you've always supported fracking. But there is that 2018 interview that you
00:33:31.880 said, quote, I don't support fracking at all. So how do you square the two?
00:33:39.500 Oh, I do support fracking and I don't I don't. I support fracking and I stand and I do support
00:33:50.340 fracking. OK, thank you, Mr. Fetter. All right. So the whole night was like that. OK, that is just
00:33:55.980 one clip. The whole night was like that is that he could not talk. He did not understand what was
00:34:02.380 being asked and he could not communicate the answers that he had been memorized. And also so
00:34:09.080 he's flip flopping there and fracking is a very big deal. And Pennsylvania, a large part of the state
00:34:14.780 relies on fracking again for their economy and for their livelihood. And so he has said that he is
00:34:20.220 against fracking because he is a radical leftist and leftists in general are against fracking. And now he
00:34:24.880 is saying he's for it because now he wants to win. That's, of course, what politicians do on the left
00:34:29.540 and the right. But I mean, just putting aside the fact that he can't speak, he is also not telling the
00:34:34.900 truth or he has changed his mind. And he should probably he should probably explain that. Now, I want to
00:34:42.920 play this clip from The View where the hosts are talking about this person being bullied.
00:34:49.180 It was really strange to me that he chose to bully a stroke victim. Yeah, right. Like he obviously was
00:34:55.940 bullying him. Now, this is ridiculous because actually one of the comments that I had is that
00:35:02.200 Dr. Oz did a really good job of keeping a straight face and I thought was very respectful throughout
00:35:07.400 this debate rather than going. And sorry, you have to be watching it to know what I just did
00:35:14.960 rather than doing that, which I think what a lot of people would have just naturally done. He
00:35:19.360 stood there very calm. Obviously, he has a TV background and he just kind of respectfully
00:35:25.680 listened and took notes as John Fetterman was talking. John Fetterman struggled so much and there
00:35:31.100 is no way that he is going to be able to serve in the Senate seat. And we're hearing ridiculous things
00:35:37.200 from people like Sonny from The View and others that it's ableism, that it's discriminatory.
00:35:42.840 Look, yeah, it is ableism. You have to be able to speak and to think in order to be a senator.
00:35:50.380 So you can call that what you want to, but you have to be able to do certain things in order to fill
00:35:57.380 a certain role. I mean, that's just true across the board. Like if they were running in a physical race
00:36:02.940 and Mehmet Oz was beating John Fetterman because he had two legs and John Fetterman only had
00:36:10.300 one leg and people were saying, OK, if we're trying to pick which one is going to run track
00:36:16.000 for the Olympics, then we're probably going to pick the person with two legs because he can actually
00:36:21.620 run. And this person over here, he can't run or he can't run as fast. And it's obviously very
00:36:27.140 difficult and painful for him to run. And so we should probably pick the person who is fast. We
00:36:32.220 should probably pick the person who has two legs. I mean, saying that it is rude or discriminatory or
00:36:40.340 mean or unsympathetic to call out the disability or the inabilities of John Fetterman in the Senate
00:36:49.160 race is like saying that we should, for the sake of empathy, pick the person who cannot physically run
00:36:56.000 to be on our Olympic track team. That would be ridiculous, right? That would be dumb. And so that
00:37:04.020 seems to be the kind of crazy line of thinking that a lot of people have. I think a lot more honest
00:37:10.300 and maybe even more effective line from Democrats would be, look, we just don't care. You just don't
00:37:15.400 care. Look, he's going to vote how we want him to vote. It doesn't matter if he can speak. It doesn't
00:37:19.820 matter if he can think. His wife is going to interpret things for him and tell him what to do.
00:37:24.240 And we just need his body there. That's all we need. We need him to press the right button.
00:37:28.780 We need him to vote. That's it. All right. I can understand that. I don't know if I respect that
00:37:34.440 argument, but I can understand it. There are probably some Republicans that would do the same
00:37:39.520 thing on the other side. But I mean, you can't blame people for calling out the fact that John
00:37:45.240 Fetterman cannot speak. I wish him well. I hope that he fully recovers and maybe he can run again in
00:37:51.280 the future if he loses this, which I think that he should. And maybe he can get back on his feet.
00:37:56.420 He just needs to take some more time to recover. I mean, that would be the loving thing for his
00:38:00.460 family and his doctors to recommend, right? People in his life who actually care about him. I think
00:38:05.320 the same thing about Joe Biden. I mean, he obviously is not there. Every time he gets up on stage,
00:38:11.140 he gets lost. The other day he asked where a congresswoman was. He said, where's Jackie at a press
00:38:18.200 conference? Well, that congresswoman died a couple months ago. So that's where Joe Biden is. So I
00:38:24.740 think the same thing about Joe Biden. I think the same thing about Joe Biden's staff and the people
00:38:29.660 around him. Well, I know one is saying, you know what? I understand that we really want to have
00:38:35.700 power, understand that we really want to run the country. But my love for this person, my compassion
00:38:40.380 and care and empathy for this person outweighs whatever this country needs. Like that would be the
00:38:46.680 right position. And yet we are seeing them put up people that are unhealthy and that simply cannot
00:38:52.560 do the job that they are supposed to be doing. All right. I want to talk about one more story,
00:39:09.440 and that is Daryl Brooks. Daryl Brooks is the guy who ran through the Waukesha Christmas Parade
00:39:19.860 in November of 2021. It's such a sad story. It was a terrible story when it happened. It was just
00:39:27.400 shocking. There was this wonderful Christmas tradition in Waukesha, Wisconsin, and there were
00:39:33.320 kids and elderly people dressed up and dancing. And it seemed like it was a great time. And Daryl Brooks
00:39:42.760 decided to take his SUV and ram it through the crowds, running over, mowing down 60 people. He killed
00:39:52.840 six people, including an eight-year-old little boy named Jackson. Thankfully, his brother was spared.
00:40:01.660 I'm pretty sure that his brother was also injured, but Jackson did not make it. And this is someone,
00:40:08.940 Daryl Brooks, who had a long rap sheet. He was convicted of a felony of having sex with or raping
00:40:17.980 a young girl and then impregnating her. He has a history of violence. He is a registered sex offender,
00:40:28.560 as I said. He was charged in 2010 with strangulation, battery, and criminal damage to property after a
00:40:37.200 woman told police he had shoved her to the ground during an argument and grabbed her throat. He also,
00:40:43.700 just recently, a little bit before the crime that he committed last November, tried to run his
00:40:49.900 girlfriend over with the car that he ended up using to murder six people in the Waukesha parade.
00:41:01.000 So over and over again, Brooks is charged with not just crimes, but a felony, violent crimes.
00:41:09.560 And then in 2020, he's accused of shooting at a relative and a relative's friend during an argument.
00:41:15.620 No one was injured, but he did shoot at him. And so Brooks's attorney asked the judge to follow the
00:41:23.360 pretrial risk assessment, which recommended a signature bond, meaning a promise to appear with
00:41:28.380 a monetary penalty if you fail to do so or set it at $500. Judge David Feist sets the bail at $10,000.
00:41:37.080 And Brooks's attorney then argues in this case for a lower bail.
00:41:42.760 So David Feist, the judge, agrees and sets it at $7,500. Brooks is scheduled for a jury trial after
00:41:51.720 this, but his trial cannot proceed because of another ongoing trial in the courtroom. His case
00:41:56.160 is postponed and the bail was then lowered to $500 at the beginning of 2021, which was posted days
00:42:05.020 later. All right. So you see how this happened. You see how our justice system works and allows
00:42:10.580 criminals back onto the streets. So that was February of 2021. And then he was arrested a
00:42:19.720 couple of times throughout 2021. He was let go several times. November, the beginning of November
00:42:26.920 of 2021. Again, like I said earlier, assaulted a woman, ran her over with his car, still out
00:42:36.720 of prison, being able to walk free. He had a few more interactions with the police in November.
00:42:43.940 And then at the end of November is when he ran through the Christmas parade in Waukesha and killed
00:42:50.860 the six people. So he had been known to police since at least 1999. Several run-ins with our so-called
00:42:58.480 justice system should have been in prison. If he had been in prison, even if the judge had just done
00:43:04.640 his job in 2021, but really long before that. I mean, if you are a pedophile, you impregnated
00:43:10.580 a minor, you're a registered sex offender, there's no way. And that was in 2000. That was in, let's
00:43:18.780 see, 2006, impregnating a 15-year-old charged with assault in 2010. There's no way that he should have
00:43:25.680 been out of prison. If our justice system actually enacted justice, if we actually executed justice,
00:43:32.120 he would have still been in prison and little eight-year-old Jackson would still be alive.
00:43:38.260 And parents wouldn't have had to bury their baby boy because of Daryl Brooks's propensity towards
00:43:46.700 violence and murder. But unfortunately, in some cases, our justice system is more bent
00:43:53.560 on social justice and so-called equity than it is on punishment. That seems to be the case here.
00:44:02.160 I don't know the motivation and the heart behind the judge and all the different people
00:44:06.760 that failed the victims of the Waukesha parade killing by allowing Brooks to go free. But very
00:44:15.560 often, because the quotas say or the statistics say that Black people are disproportionately represented
00:44:24.580 in the prison population, judges who say that they want equity or they want to try to diminish
00:44:30.900 those disparities will not do their jobs. They will simply set a low bail. They will do light sentences
00:44:39.020 in the name of trying to get rid of those disparities or that alleged over-representation.
00:44:46.820 And the people who bear the brunt of that are the victims of violence. I mean, this is true in
00:44:52.700 every progressive area in this country where crime has gone up. You've got the progressive judges,
00:44:58.760 you've got the progressive DAs that simply are soft on crime in the name of social justice.
00:45:04.020 Justice. Social justice kills. Social justice kills. I was just talking to a police officer
00:45:09.460 in Harris County, Houston, who has been a police officer for 11 years. And she was telling me how
00:45:15.280 much worse it's gotten over the past 11 years, how violent crime and vicious crime is up. It's a lot
00:45:22.100 more likely than it was even just a few years ago. And it's because of that judge Hidalgo in Harris County.
00:45:28.040 It's because of the progressive DAs. It's because of the progressive policies that simply in the name of
00:45:32.840 social justice, they don't want to hive a prison population or they want to lower their arrest
00:45:39.120 numbers. And so they don't always allow the police to do their jobs. But really more than that,
00:45:46.520 they issue these light sentences that just let violent criminals go out and wreak havoc on these
00:45:51.660 communities at the expense of innocent and vulnerable people. And so that's what happened here.
00:45:57.500 The interesting thing about this Daryl Brooks case also is how he conducted himself in court.
00:46:02.840 He decided rather than having an attorney, which of course he, just like everyone else, has a right
00:46:07.480 to, he decided to represent himself. And he had some very disturbing behavior in court. So here's
00:46:17.380 one clip of that.
00:46:19.120 Your Honor, I believe he has seven prior criminal convictions.
00:46:23.120 The OWI second from 1997, an OWI third from 1997, an OWI fourth from 2003.
00:46:32.840 Criminal trespass to dwelling from 2006.
00:46:35.980 Right. I need to take a break. This man right now is having a stare down with me. It's very
00:46:40.560 disrespectful. He pounded his fist. Frankly, it makes me scared. And we're taking a break.
00:46:46.680 I mean, what an evil, what an evil person. I know that you couldn't see all of that if you weren't,
00:46:53.220 if you're not watching on YouTube. But I mean, he's, he pounds his fists. And while the other
00:46:59.360 attorney was talking, we couldn't play all of it. He is trying to yell. And this is something that
00:47:06.440 happened throughout the trial. The judge actually, you heard her say that she is actually scared because
00:47:12.060 he is trying to intimidate her. I don't know if he is unwell. It's possible for someone to just be
00:47:17.580 evil and wicked and not be unwell. It does kind of strike me as unstable though. So I'm not sure
00:47:22.840 what's going on mentally. But let me play you another clip that just shows an example of this.
00:47:29.280 That claim by pointing out that not only does the defendant not live with the child in question,
00:47:34.320 he doesn't live with any of the other children that he has. He impregnated Erica Patterson when
00:47:39.500 she was a minor in Nevada. And for doing so, he was convicted of statutory sexual seduction,
00:47:45.820 pled guilty in March of 2007 to that felony offense, and is a sex offender on the registry as a result.
00:47:52.060 So if there's any causation that would lead to Erica Patterson being a bad mom,
00:47:56.120 Mr. Brooks has a direct role in that causation. And that's further to that. I'm not because
00:48:01.900 that's a lie. Let him finish. Let him finish. We're going to open the door on that. Since he
00:48:06.480 want to make a record and not be accurate, so let's be accurate on the record since you think
00:48:10.700 you know so much. Once again, Mr. Brooks is being loud, disrespectful, interrupting. We can ask that
00:48:18.060 question to me. He is over the top. Mr. Brooks, I'm ordering you to sit down and to let this
00:48:24.340 No, that's not. I'm not going to sit here unless somebody be inaccurate on the record and lie on
00:48:28.660 the record. Under Illinois versus Allen, I've warned him repeatedly he's being removed from the
00:48:33.180 courtroom. Okay, so he had to be removed from the courtroom for just causing disturbance. And I mean,
00:48:38.880 this person doesn't need to be in society. He is, he's unsafe. He might be unsafe to himself. He is
00:48:45.440 certainly unsafe for this community. And unfortunately, six people had to pay their lives
00:48:49.980 before he is actually going to stay behind bars. Now, thankfully, the jury did come to
00:48:57.580 the right verdict on a Wednesday, October 26. After 90 minutes of deliberations, the jury announced it
00:49:04.280 had verdicts. Brooks was found guilty of all 76 charges. It took Judge Darrow 25 minutes to read
00:49:10.280 all the guilty verdicts allowed. So the sentencing has not, he hasn't been sentenced yet. That is going to
00:49:17.680 hopefully happen next week. Now, Wisconsin does not allow for the death penalty. I think,
00:49:24.900 unfortunately, in this case, unless he was charged and found guilty, charged by the federal government
00:49:31.880 and found guilty, the federal government could then recommend the death penalty. But that's not
00:49:36.560 going to happen with our current government. I think that that would be just, I have talked about
00:49:41.140 the justice of the death penalty in some capital murder, in capital murder cases, and the biblical
00:49:47.620 justice for the death penalty. And actually, I think that that is what justice demands in capital
00:49:52.940 murder cases, proven capital murder cases, where we know, where we know there is evidence that someone
00:50:03.780 committed capital murder. I absolutely believe that the, that the death penalty is just, I think that
00:50:09.520 justice here would be for Darrell Brooks to get the death penalty. He won't. But he will very likely
00:50:15.520 spend the rest of his life in prison and Wisconsin and the country will really be safer for it. But gosh,
00:50:23.160 it is so unfortunate that it took over 20 years for this to happen, that he was able to victimize
00:50:31.600 so many people, so many young people before justice was carried out and before innocent people were
00:50:39.640 protected. Social justice kills, soft on crime policies kill. That is one main motivator in the
00:50:49.160 midterms this year. Democrats can talk all they want to about how they think that they're preserving
00:50:54.980 democracy, how they think they're protecting a woman's right to choose to kill her baby.
00:51:01.440 But at the end of the day, look, like people care about their pocketbooks, and they care about their
00:51:06.200 communities being safe. So I mean, I don't know how the elections will go. I think as always, there
00:51:12.360 are going to be surprises. But I do know that people are thinking about these things. People are thinking
00:51:17.200 about their kids. People are thinking about education. People are thinking about their freedom. They don't
00:51:22.580 want to be locked down again. People are thinking about their businesses, their ability to feed their
00:51:27.360 families. They're thinking about their protection and their safety. And most people are going to vote on that.
00:51:31.440 Even the people who have to close their nose in order to vote Republican because really they're
00:51:36.280 progressives at heart, they understand that things need to change. Things need to change in LA. Things
00:51:41.540 need to change in San Francisco. Things need to change in Houston. Things need to change in Denver.
00:51:45.960 Things need to change in all kinds of states that have just been decimated by progressive policies.
00:51:54.320 Progressivism kills everything that it touches. It is like a cancer. It takes over every entity that it
00:52:04.020 is a part of, and it just destructs and destroys and never builds anything good in its place. So here's
00:52:10.920 to hoping not only that Democrats lose in droves for the midterms, but also that the Republicans that are
00:52:16.920 elected are not weak, that they actually fight for the things that their voters want them to fight for.
00:52:25.420 That's what I'm hoping. Ultimately, we understand that our hope is not in this election. It's not in
00:52:30.820 any particular politician. It's not in any particular political party. It's in Christ, who is totally
00:52:37.140 sovereign, who is king over all. One day, every knee will bow. Every tongue will confess that Jesus Christ
00:52:42.320 is Lord, and there won't be any partisanship or politics or sorrow or death or crime or division
00:52:48.500 or any of this anymore. But rather, we will all live in perfect peace and joy in Christ. And so
00:52:57.020 that's what we look forward to. But in the here and the now, we do occupy this physical space.
00:53:01.540 And just as Israel was called to seek the welfare of the city in which they were exiled, so Christians
00:53:07.680 who are exiles on this earth are called to seek the welfare and the betterment of the cities of the
00:53:14.540 nations that we occupy. And you can call that Christian nationalism. You can call that whatever
00:53:22.360 you want. It's simply what Christians are called to. So let's do it. Make sure that you, by the way,
00:53:27.360 get your little sticker that tells you to vote and why you should vote. Politics matter because policy
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00:53:36.900 you can get a little rip row sticker. They're both $5. That's a good reminder of why politics
00:53:43.080 matter because it's actually life and death for a lot of people, especially the voiceless people like
00:53:47.860 children in the womb. All right, guys, it's all we've got for today. We'll be back
00:53:53.680 on Monday with lots and lots of good things to talk about. So we will see you guys then.