7 Facts You Should Know About the Mythical Wage Gap. Today, because it's Equal Pay Day, here are 7 facts you should know about the mythical wage gap commemorated by this nonsensical and stupid day. 1. Women are not a minority. 2. Since the 1970s, women have been more likely to graduate high school than men. 3. Single, childless women in major cities earn actually more than men 4. Women don t bargain worse than men . 5. Women value flexibility in career and upward mobility. 6. Men work longer hours than women as well. 7. Women choose different jobs, take time off from work for a variety of reasons, work fewer hours, and make different life decisions on average. When you remove all the confounding factors, women earn just as much as men. But never mind, women must always be treated as victims. That's because victimhood equals virtue, and women have to be granted cherished minority victimhood status. And women must be granted the cherished "victimhood status" that everyone wants them to have 8. Women have higher education, better jobs, and better life choices. 9. Women work longer than men do not have to work 45 hours a week. 10. Women take a year off when they have a baby. 11. Women like drama. 12. Men value flexibility. 13. Women do not work longer. 15. Women make better decisions. 16. Women care about the kind of work they make. 17. Women want to work longer, so they don t have more time And so they can have more money and so on and so they are more flexible 18. Women also make a better life decisions 19. Women lead to lower-paying careers. 21. Women tend to choose higher-paying jobs 22. They choose less risky careers So it doesn t match up as much like men do more like men so it doesn't match up up to men like men like drama, right? And then you know, so it's better than men work more like women do not like drama? That doesn't even match up with men like that, do you get it? That s right, does it? You don't get it ? You don t work more than a guy who works 45 hours less than a woman works 45 more than women do?
00:00:04.000The left declared it Equal Pay Day because that's the day, apparently, that women must work until this year to earn what a man earned the previous year.
00:00:12.000So what the left always says is that women earn 79 cents for every dollar earned by a man.
00:00:17.000This neglects the fact that women choose different jobs, take time off from works for a variety of reasons, work fewer hours, make different life decisions on average.
00:00:25.000Actually, when you remove all the confounding factors, women earn just as much as men.
00:00:29.000In major cities, they actually earn more than men.
00:00:42.000Today, because it's Equal Pay Day, here are seven facts you should know about the mythical wage gap commemorated by this nonsensical and stupid Equal Pay Day.
00:01:31.000Doesn't matter what kind, associate, bachelor's, master's, doctoral, women beat men in every category.
00:01:37.000In 2009-2010, women earned 57.4% of all bachelor's degrees.
00:01:38.000Women hold 58% of graduate school degrees as well.
00:01:47.000Okay, third, single, childless women in major cities earn actually more than men.
00:01:51.000So according to James Chung of Reach Advisors, he analyzed the Census Bureau's American Community Survey, and he found that single, childless women earn more than their male counterparts of the same age in major cities across the United States.
00:02:03.000Here's what Time Magazine had to say, quote,
00:02:06.000According to a new analysis of 2,000 communities by a market research firm, in 147 out of 150 of the biggest cities in the United States, the median full-time salaries of young women are 8% higher than those of the guys in their peer group.
00:02:21.000In two cities, Atlanta and Memphis, women are making 20% more.
00:02:24.000This squares with earlier research from Queens College in New York.
00:02:28.000They had suggested that this was happening in major metropolises, but the new study suggests the gap is actually bigger than they had previously thought.
00:02:36.000Young women in New York, LA, San Diego, they're making 17%, 12%, and 15% more.
00:03:29.000Golden says, quote, we see large differences in where men and women are in their job titles and a lot that occurs a year or two after a kid is born.
00:04:25.000And then, you know, so that's, finally, finally, men choose different professions.
00:04:30.000They just, we choose more risky professions.
00:04:32.000Ketterer says research in 2013 by Anthony Carnival, who's a Georgetown University economist, shows women flock to college majors that lead to lower paying careers.
00:04:41.000Of the ten lowest-paying majors, like Drama and Theater Arts and Counseling Psychology, only one, Theology and Religious Vocations, is majority male.
00:04:48.000Conversely, of the ten highest-paying majors, Math and Computer Science, Petroleum Engineering, only one, Pharmacy Sciences and Administration, is majority female.
00:04:57.000Eight of the remaining nine are more than 70% male.
00:05:42.000All righty, so we have a lot to get to today.
00:05:44.000It's been a very busy news day, and everything from Hillary Clinton telling racist jokes to Waka Flocka Flame speaking about the 1994 crime bill.
00:05:58.000I don't know who it is either, but apparently he's famous.
00:06:00.000I mean, he's on our sheet of sound, so we'll get to all of that.
00:06:03.000But first, we have to say hello to our friends over at Hillsdale College.
00:06:06.000If you have been looking at President Obama in horror,
00:06:09.000If you look around and you say to yourself, why is it that this guy thinks that legislative and judicial and executive power are all united under the banner of the executive branch, then you know that most of our leaders don't understand what the presidency is for.
00:06:22.000It's one role in a vast government that has checks and balances.
00:06:26.000But if you don't know enough about that, if you really want to know how the government was supposed to work, what the presidency was supposed to do,
00:06:32.000Why the president is not a king or a dictator.
00:06:34.000Why electing Hillary Clinton is not electing your mom and Donald Trump is not your dad.
00:06:38.000If you need to know about that, Hillsdale College has a brand new course.
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00:07:02.000This is not how the Framers designed it, and it's important to understand what the Framers meant.
00:07:06.000If you actually want to fight for the Constitution.
00:07:20.000Today, I want to start by talking a little bit about the fact that the media are going to make sure that Hillary is the President of the United States.
00:07:31.000A lot of people say, well, Donald Trump will be great because Trump will slap the media.
00:07:35.000He will slap the media, but the media have not begun to open up on him.
00:07:38.000And the proof, the case in point of this, a couple of examples today.
00:07:42.000So, Hillary and Bill de Blasio, the communist moron mayor of New York, they were on stage together in New York, and they were on stage with, I guess, the star of Hamilton, the musical, which is, last I checked, an all-black musical about Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr, which is, you know, fine, whatever, it's not historically correct, but okay.
00:08:02.000But in any case, they have the guy on stage, and so Bill de Blasio and Hillary Clinton are doing a comedy bit.
00:08:08.000Now, if this sounds sort of like death warmed over, you're overestimating it by about 200%.
00:08:14.000Like, the comedic stylings of Bill de Blasio and Hillary Clinton
00:08:18.000That's almost the seventh circle of hell.
00:08:20.000It's like six and a half circles of hell.
00:08:23.000And here is what it looked like, and you'll see.
00:09:51.000And Hillary's standing there in her Chairman Mao yellow outfit, just talking with Bill de Blasio, and Bill de Blasio spits this out like it's no big deal, and he's allowed to do it because his wife is black, I guess, but...
00:10:03.000Those rules have always been very stupid to me.
00:10:04.000Like, I don't understand, why are you allowed to tell the joke if your wife's black?
00:10:07.000So the idea is if you're having sex with a black chick, then you're allowed to make racial jokes now?
00:10:50.000The left was focused on this conversation between Bill O'Reilly and Donald Trump.
00:10:54.000They traded each other milkshakes and then had this conversation with each other last night on Fox News about how Trump will overcome perceptions of racism.
00:12:06.000Like, Bill O'Reilly's an opinion host.
00:12:08.000It doesn't wash, but this is what the media are going to do.
00:12:11.000And another example of the double standard for the media is this.
00:12:13.000So, I have put heavy scrutiny, and I think the media have, and rightly so, on the fact that Donald Trump has seemed to pander to the alt-right and to a certain group of white nationalists, the David Duke types.
00:12:24.000And one of the things that he says when he's not pandering to the openly racist group is he says things that lead people to believe he's specifically trying to play to a blue-collar white base, right?
00:12:37.000Disenfranchised white voters in manufacturing areas that have gone dark in the Midwest and the Northeast, right?
00:15:34.000Even though Barack Obama's administration has been overtly racist.
00:15:37.000And it is overtly racist to send the DOJ to crack down on police departments with no evidence of discrimination in the name of helping out specifically black communities.
00:15:49.000So, Hillary does all this, and again, the reason that Hillary is getting away with all of this, the racist jokes and the fact that she can't speak two sentences without her programming going on the fritz, and the reason she gets away with this is because she says all the right thing according to the racist left.
00:16:05.000Dude, to kind of put the capper on this, to put the capper on this, Waka Flocka Flame has now spoken out.
00:16:25.000And he appeared with Larry Wilmore on the nightly show with Larry Wilmore on Comedy Central.
00:16:29.000Larry Wilmore is technically the second least funny person on earth after Trevor Noah.
00:16:33.000And Waka Flocka Flame, that noted authority on racial matters and crime, he says, you'll see what he has to say about crime, and then you'll see why Hillary Clinton, again, is getting away with overtly racist appeals.
00:16:48.000I think Bill's choice is more complex than what he thought it was gonna be.
00:18:08.000It's a regression to racism on the part of some people on the right.
00:18:11.000They're looking at Barack Obama's administration, they're looking at Hillary, they're looking at Bill, and they're saying, you guys get to be racist against white people.
00:18:17.000Why can't we be racist against black people?
00:18:20.000And the argument itself is flawed because the premise is that they get to be racist against white people.
00:18:42.000They say, you know, we want, this is what David Duke says.
00:18:44.000He says, you know, black people should have their priorities and white people should have their priorities and we should have our space and they should have their space, right?
00:18:50.000This is what segregation was supposed to be about.
00:18:53.000It's nasty when it comes from the left.
00:18:55.000It's nasty when it comes from the reactionary right as well.
00:18:58.000But Hillary is actually worse than Trump about this because Hillary's just open.
00:19:02.000Yep, I'm going to do racist crap now and it's going to appeal to the black community.
00:19:06.000Trump at least tries to hide it occasionally.
00:19:09.000So Hillary's racism is actually worse than Trump's racism because the left's racism is actually more overt than the racism of a lot of the folks on the far right in politics like Trump.
00:19:20.000He's not really on the far right in any other respect, but he's a reactionary on this stuff.
00:19:26.000More fallout in Colorado, serious fallout in Colorado.
00:19:30.000Donald Trump continues to complain that everything is going wrong for him, that his very good brain has failed him, his very good people have failed him, everybody is screwing him.
00:19:40.000Reince Priebus, he's the head of the RNC and has to have the worst job in politics at this point.
00:19:44.000I mean, if you're Reince Priebus, you did not see this coming.
00:19:48.000Sitting there on the train tracks playing with the coins and and tossing rocks and next thing you know you look up and the Trump train is right upon you and That's basically what happened to Reince Priebus, and he looks in these in these tapes I mean he looks in all of his video of Reince Priebus.
00:20:03.000He looks shell-shocked He looks like he has been hit by a large vehicle moving at high speed
00:20:08.000Here's Reince Priebus talking about how Donald Trump's complaining that the rules in Colorado were fixed against him.
00:20:14.000Here's Reince Priebus saying, well, wait a second, this is always how things have been done in Colorado.
00:20:19.000Well, I mean, it's the same process they used, Greta, four years ago.
00:21:47.000I mean, Trump is just Darth Vader and the Empire Strikes Back.
00:21:51.000In this case, Reince Priebus is Lando Calrissian.
00:21:54.000And this deal just keeps getting worse all the time.
00:21:57.000And Trump just says, pray I don't alter it further.
00:22:00.000That's basically how this is going right now.
00:22:03.000Okay, so, really quickly, Reagan.com is where you need to go.
00:22:07.000If you are somebody who worries about your privacy, if you're concerned about the government snooping into your emails, which you should be, if you're concerned about corporations getting a hold,
00:24:32.000They decided to do the process through you-know-what according to Donald Trump, and then for some reason they decided eventually to do the process through delegates.
00:24:43.000But in any case, he says that the entire system has been rigged, the entire system has been fixed, and then he adds on top of this that he's gonna burn the whole house down.
00:24:50.000If he doesn't get what he wants, then he's going to burn everything down.
00:24:53.000He warns the RNC, you screw with me, and you're screwing with the guys behind me with the pitchforks and the torches.
00:26:39.00010, he says, In a pure democracy, quote, there is nothing to check the inducement to sacrifice the weaker party or the obnoxious individual.
00:26:46.000In a pure democracy, in other words, the majority just runs roughshod over the minority.
00:26:51.000John Adams said, remember, he said this about democracy, remember, democracy never lasts long.
00:26:56.000It soon wastes, exhausts, and murders itself.
00:26:58.000There was never a democracy yet that did not commit suicide.
00:27:01.000And the reason for that is because democracies tend to cannibalize the people who live under the democracy.
00:27:06.000The majority cannibalizes the minority, the poor cannibalize the rich, the people who have political power cannibalize everybody else.
00:27:13.000John Marshall, who's the first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, he said, between a balanced republic and a democracy, the difference is like that between order and chaos.
00:27:22.000So when you hear Donald Trump say, we don't have a democracy here, what they wanted was a democracy.
00:27:27.000No, the founders actually didn't want a democracy.
00:27:30.000The founders liked the idea that you would vote for delegates who you thought were good people, who were going to vote for other people, who were going to vote for other people, and this was the whole purpose of having a Republican system.
00:27:39.000We could have referenda on every issue.
00:27:44.000The reason is because we assume that most people are going to vote for their own self-interest, and we also assume that the people who they elect hopefully will have some interests that are better than those of the population at heart.
00:27:56.000If I vote for a congressperson, my personal interest may be in that congressman giving me money, but that congressman also has to answer to 100,000 other people.
00:28:04.000So he's not always going to give me what I want.
00:28:06.000That's the idea of a republic, in short.
00:28:09.000But Trump doesn't understand the difference between the two, and a lot of people in the Republican Party seem not to understand the real difference between the two.
00:28:18.000And it's a very important distinction.
00:28:20.000So in this particular case, let's take Colorado, for example.
00:28:23.000First of all, the reason that the founders feared the idea of a democracy was not merely the idea that the majority would overrule the minority.
00:28:31.000It was the idea that you would have a demagogic leader.
00:29:03.000Right, the fact is, so Madison suggests, quote,
00:29:29.000So the founders were very clear on this.
00:29:31.000They were very clear on the idea that we would have checks and balances, and we'd have a Republican system, and this is carried over to how delegates are selected.
00:29:38.000Now, the difference between this and what the Democrats do, the Democrats have a bunch of people who are selected not even by people who are elected, right?
00:29:44.000They have the DNC, which is not really an elected body, and then they have the DNC select a bunch of higher echelon Democrats to be superdelegates, and they just select them.
00:29:54.000They just picked them out of thin air.
00:29:56.000Colorado, delegates are elected, those delegates elect more delegates, and those delegates finally send a delegation to the national convention to vote for somebody.
00:30:04.000There's nothing wrong with the idea of a republic, and Trump is railing against it.
00:30:07.000And the reason, again, that the founders feared the idea of direct democracy is because of people like Trump.
00:30:12.000They don't like the idea that you'd have a demagogue who stands up there and says, the entire system is rigged, come with me, the majority of you, and let's go burn down that guy's house.
00:30:21.000All right, let's go out there and let's just burn that guy.
00:30:28.000And so the founders actually feared folks like Trump.
00:30:30.000They feared the kind of populist demagogues like Donald Trump.
00:30:34.000And so when you hear people say, your voice doesn't matter if you elect people, that's like saying, well, my voice doesn't matter because I elect a congressperson as opposed to voting directly on the matters that the congressperson votes upon.
00:30:50.000Whoever is the most popular at the time is able to run roughshod over everybody else by inflaming the passions of the population, as opposed to the slow, deliberative process of a republic.
00:31:01.000And that's what the RNC has attempted to set up.
00:31:03.000That doesn't mean they do it perfectly.
00:31:05.000But it's better than, it actually is better, and this is proof positive, is this particular election cycle.
00:31:13.000I think Trump is terrible for the party.
00:31:14.000I think he's terrible for conservatism.
00:31:16.000If there are delegates who get elected, and they believe that, then they have the capacity to stand up and say no.
00:31:21.000Edmund Burke wrote this, and he said this is one of the difference between a republic and a democracy, is that if the republican figure thinks that the population is wrong, they're electing the man for his judgment, not just to be a carrier for their message.
00:32:06.000John Kasich was asked over the last couple of days, he was asked about the Supreme Court and same-sex marriage and signing into
00:32:14.000Law, some of these religious freedom restoration act.
00:32:16.000What those are designed to do is there are states all over the country where regulatory bodies have now decided that private people must be forced by the force of law.
00:32:24.000They must be forced under penalty of fine or jailing.
00:33:46.000I read about this thing they did in Mississippi where apparently you can deny somebody service because they're gay?
00:33:52.000What the hell are we doing in this country?
00:33:55.000I mean, look, I may not appreciate a certain lifestyle or even approve of it, but I can... That doesn't mean I gotta go write a law and try to figure out how to have another wedge issue, because one of the things that's happening on this issue itself is that there are politicians that are using it to get publicity, which ultimately hides us.
00:34:15.000We had a Supreme Court ruling, and you know what?
00:35:36.000So the rule now is that I have to serve the same-sex wedding, but you don't have to observe my definition of sin, which is that you shouldn't participate in homosexual sex, right?
00:35:45.000You don't have to... So that's only one side.
00:35:48.000I think that both sides should be equal in this respect, okay?
00:35:50.000You don't have to care about my definition of sin.
00:35:52.000I don't have to care about your definition of not being a nice guy, John Kasich.
00:35:56.000And John Kasich, he's militantly, I'm a nice guy.
00:35:59.000Anybody who's militantly, I'm a nice guy, is actually a jerk.
00:36:02.000Anybody who spends their life going around telling you what a nice person they are, is a jackass.
00:36:05.000Like, you've never met a person who goes around telling you what a nice person they are, who turns out to be a nice person.
00:36:10.000It turns out they're trying to use you for something, right?
00:36:12.000The only people who tell you how nice they are, are con men, and people trying to sell you cars, and dates who are trying to get you into bed.
00:36:18.000That's the only people who are ever telling you what nice human beings they are.
00:36:21.000Because normally, you just sort of let that come out in your behavior.
00:36:24.000But John Kasich is militant in how nice he is.
00:36:26.000He's so nice that he's gonna force you to be nice.
00:37:14.000And this is why every time I see him, it's, oh God, no, please God, no, not John Kasich.
00:37:18.000Especially because he's militant in his belief that he's actually being a good religious man by suggesting that the government has the power to force you to violate your religion.
00:38:41.000But when you go beyond it and you look at
00:38:44.000Her support of things like the Iraq war, her support for disastrous trade deals, her support for DOMA, her efforts during the 2008 race to keep the governor of New York from giving driver's licenses to undocumented workers.
00:38:58.000When you look at these things over and over and over again, there's more there than just the resume.
00:39:02.000Well, there's an amazing number of things you've mentioned that I have to agree with you and your candidate on, as you know.
00:39:06.000You know my erogenous zone, you're hitting it.
00:39:15.000Anyway, it seems to me you've got a lot of good arguments, but you overstayed your case.
00:39:18.000First of all, your candidate, Senator Sinise, who you've been working for for so many years, basically said, I'm not questioning her qualifications.
00:39:54.000This is how in the tank they are for the left, right?
00:39:57.000Chris Matthews is now talking openly about how Bernie Sanders hits his erogenous zones, which is the most horrifying image that any of you have ever had in your mind, I think.
00:40:08.000Just know that Chris Matthews and Joy Behar both think that Bernie Sanders hits erogenous zones.
00:41:17.000Most of the guns that are used in crimes and violence and killings in New York come from out of state.
00:41:29.000And the state that has the highest per capita number of those guns that end up committing crimes in New York come from Vermont.
00:41:42.000I think Hillary's, you take the answers, those two clips right there, I think that's Hillary Clinton at her best.
00:41:47.000Yeah, and a lot of people, you know, we watch her speeches on the nights of the primaries live and sometimes they sound, you know, that's an intense environment.
00:42:06.000I don't know she's pulled back a little bit and that that attack on on the guns is so you know I got chills this is the third time I've heard it and and you know I think when she makes an argument like that in sort of a more serious tone it's deadly.
00:42:21.000Okay, so, you know, it's just thrilling.
00:42:42.000In about 4,600 of those traces, 30% were from within the state.
00:42:48.000In 2013 and 2014, the states where the most number of out-of-state crime guns originated were Virginia, Pennsylvania, Florida, and Georgia.
00:42:55.000The state with the most number of guns per 100,000 people was Vermont.
00:43:00.000But 1% of crime guns whose sources were identified in 2014 originated from Vermont.
00:43:05.000Because there are two people in Vermont.
00:43:07.000So in other words, if there were 55 guns, and that's what it was, 55 guns in New York.
00:43:24.000Because again, 55 guns, coming from like 8 people in Vermont, it's gonna be per capita high, but that doesn't solve for the problem that you had 8,000 guns seized in New York, and 55 of them came from Vermont.
00:43:36.000So she's lying, but it thrills Nicole Wallace anyway.
00:43:40.000If you're not feeling the thrill for Hillary, I mean, first of all, the number of members of the media who have felt a thrill for Hillary, their combined thrill is significantly higher than any thrill Bill ever felt for Hillary.
00:43:52.000The media are really, really in the tank for Hillary.
00:43:55.000And I'm pointing this out, for Sanders, for Hillary, I'm pointing this out because all you folks who think that Trump is just going to go out there and fight the media to a standstill, they have not opened up their guns yet.
00:44:07.000Trump's own surrogates are making a botch of things.
00:44:09.000Ben Carson, who should have disappeared from the national stage about the time of Iowa, he's still hanging around and he is legitimately, has become legitimately the worst campaign surrogate in human history.
00:44:21.000So Ben Carson, he's hanging around and he's going to tell you how honorable he thinks Donald Trump is, really.
00:44:29.000But then he says this and it gets kind of a little bit, a little bit awkward.
00:44:35.000In terms of who can potentially win, I think that would be Donald Trump.
00:45:22.000So in other words, if it were just Ben Carson, then he would know that Donald Trump is a bad man and a terrible person and I would never vote for him.
00:45:41.000But since I have to decide between him and Hillary, then I guess I'll just have to do that because I really have no other choice for my grandchildren.
00:45:54.000It's not just Dennis Prager on the radio saying that same precise thing, right?
00:45:57.000That he thinks that Trump is a crap show, but he has to choose between Trump and not Trump, and the not Trump is Hillary.
00:46:04.000Yeah, which again is an argument, but if you got a campaign surrogate out there trying to claim that you are like the guy that people should enthusiastically vote for, then the best you can do is... Yeah, well, we're all sinners.
00:46:15.000Sure, he may resemble Satan in many ways, and he may in fact imitate Satan's actions and thoughts, but...
00:46:22.000I really believe that, you know, I wouldn't vote for Satan except in this one circumstance.
00:46:41.000Let's do a little bit of classical music today, since I've given you lots and lots of books lately, and you're never gonna catch up, let's be real.
00:46:47.000So we'll give you a little bit of classical music.
00:46:49.000The Brahms Piano Quintet, one of my very, very favorite pieces of music.
00:48:14.000And one of the things that we've been doing since, literally, I was a baby.
00:48:19.000When we had my circumcision ceremony, my Brie Mila, when I was eight days old, my dad and one of his friends played the first movement of the Brahms Violin Sonata in D Major.
00:48:28.000When I was bar mitzvah, my dad and I played the first movement of the Brahms Violin Sonata in D Major.
00:48:33.000When I was married, we played the Brahms Violin Sonata, first movement in D Major.
00:48:46.000So from the sublime to the ridiculous, Steve Kornacki is a host on MSNBC, and every so often you see people who really don't know how the green screen works, and that's basically what happens here.
00:48:59.000He is trying to draw the United States, and things go wildly wrong.
00:50:05.000Folks, if you subscribe, then you're probably laughing right now.
00:50:07.000If you don't subscribe, you don't know why people are laughing.
00:50:10.000That's why you should subscribe, that's all I'll say about that.
00:50:13.000So, his picture of the United States did not end up looking like the United States, let's just say that.
00:50:18.000Okay, time for some things that I... Actually, one more thing that I like.
00:50:23.000So, Jimmy Kimmel did this new spoof of Captain America Civil War, except it stars Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, and here's what it looked like.
00:50:31.000This summer, an all-American idealist faces off against a diabolical billionaire.
00:50:39.000The American dream is an American nightmare.
00:51:29.000Okay, a couple of things that I hate, and then I promise that I will be done so that our producers can actually live the rest of their lives today.
00:52:23.000Because presumably, you go back far enough, everybody comes from Africa.
00:52:26.000Our common ancestor was in Africa, so our mitochondrial DNA would suggest that there's more African in Rachel Dolezal than there is female in Caitlyn Jenner, but...
00:54:10.000And the reason they want to make us look dumb is because now there's a new drive on to actually try and fire people or prosecute people for climate change, what they call client change deniers.
00:54:19.000So according to the Daily Signal today, a federal science agency is seriously interested in reviewing tens of millions in taxpayer-funded grants awarded to a university professor who wants President Obama to prosecute those who don't share the administration's view that mankind is changing the world's climate.
00:54:36.000So apparently, there's a guy named Jagadish Shukla, and he manages federal grant money.
00:54:42.000And Shukla has apparently been working closely with college professors who want to prosecute various climate change deniers, which is pretty amazing.
00:54:57.000He was double dipping in state funds in violation of university policy, but the bottom line is that there's a new attempt to crack down on climate change deniers and suggest that they must be prosecuted by the federal government.
00:55:10.000There's an article today along those lines.
00:56:03.000Julianne Moore is an actress, and she's not been in a lot of good movies lately.
00:56:08.000I used to really think that Julianne Moore is a good actress, but now she's gone full lefty route, which means she only acts in films where she is basically a feminist or a lesbian or both, right?
00:56:19.000Those are the films that Julianne Moore does now.
00:56:21.000Well, now she's writing letters for Lena Dunham's Lenny, which is the name of Lena Dunham's self-titled newsletter.
00:56:30.000Is about when gun control got personal for me, Julianne Moore, when it got personal for her.
00:56:35.000So she talks about how in December 2012, she had her 10-year-old daughter with her on a movie set, and she had started her winter break, and she heard about Sandy Hook.
00:56:44.000And she finally, and she tried to keep the news away from her daughter, and finally her daughter found out about it, and she says quote,
00:56:50.000At that moment, it felt ridiculous to me and irresponsible as a parent and as a citizen that I was not doing something to prevent gun violence.
00:56:57.000Simply keeping the news away from my child was putting my head in the sand.
00:57:00.000I wasn't helping her or anyone else by doing that.
00:57:02.000So I decided to learn more, and this is what I learned.
00:57:04.000And then it's a bunch of talking points about how gun control is the best and gun control would have stopped Sandy Hook.
00:57:29.000She doesn't know anything about gun violence.
00:57:30.000She doesn't care about the vast majority of gun violence in the United States, which unfortunately takes place in black communities where blacks are killing other blacks and gangs and, yes, disproportionately affecting people underage.
00:57:41.000She doesn't, you know, that spectacular gun violence episode in Sandy Hook made her believe that she now had to take action and grab everybody's gun.
00:57:50.000I'm glad she feels better about herself, but she's also guarded by armed security every time she's on a movie set, and that makes things very, very comfortable for her.
00:57:58.000Makes things very, very comfortable for her.
00:57:59.000Okay, folks, so tomorrow we will be back.
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