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00:01:39.000A massive, huge country music star, but she eclipsed just being a country music star.0.85
00:01:44.000She was an actress, she was a songwriter.
00:01:47.000By the way, she wrote The I Will Always Love You, which people remember as Whitney Houston's song, but it was the one she wrote, performed it first.
00:01:54.000Elvis Presley tried to buy the rights from her.
00:03:30.000Because is she the last universally loved American icon?0.92
00:03:34.000It's a question because what she did in her life, very few instances that you could count against her where she got a little bit into the political weeds, but then she quickly maintained her independence.0.96
00:03:45.000But she really did rise above the fray.0.62
00:04:34.000It's got all kinds of roller coasters.
00:04:36.000She did that to generate income for her home area of East Tennessee, and it remains a very popular attraction to this day.
00:04:45.000And she was, I have to say, like looking back over her catalog, I, you know, because of our age, I kind of always think of the older Dolly when she, you know, got into the 50s, 60s, 70s, and now she died at 80.
00:04:59.000But looking back at some of her clips, she was a really just beautiful woman, and she was very charming, and I think.
00:05:09.000There's the kind of, yeah, the beautiful, adorable images of her.
00:05:12.000And she was very, I think, confident in who she was.
00:05:15.000And one of the clips that has emerged is something I've never seen before, but it was this interview she did with Barbara Walters.
00:05:22.000And Barbara Walters really kind of was pretty aggressive in her questioning.
00:05:27.000And the way that Dolly Parton took the answers and answered these really pointed questions is very telling about who she is and why she is one of the most beloved American icons.
00:06:37.000I don't like to be like everybody else.
00:06:40.000Statement that I would never stoop so low as to be fashionable.
00:06:43.000That's the easiest thing in the world to do.
00:06:45.000So I just decided that I would do something that would at least get the attention.
00:06:50.000Once they got past the shock of the ridiculous way I looked and all that, then they would see there was parts of me to be appreciated.
00:06:58.000I'm very real where it counts, and that's inside, and as far as my outlook on life and the way I care about people and the way I care about myself and the things that I care about.
00:07:08.000But I just chose to do this, and it's show business is a money making.
00:07:13.000And I've just always liked telling jokes.
00:07:17.000She's very, very likable, very poised.
00:07:20.000And you should watch that whole interview.
00:08:19.000If all of our entertainers and actors and actresses and singer songwriters, if they just took that approach and said, hey, listen, Republicans buy our records too, I'm not going to alienate our audience, the world would be a better place.
00:08:31.000So, you can judge that maybe and say she should have taken a harder line.
00:08:34.000I certainly take a harder line, but that's my role.
00:08:36.000My role and Blake's role is to be a little bit more aggressive and a little bit more confrontational.
00:09:04.000Have grown in my appreciation and admiration for her life, her legacy, how she did, we went about her business really, and her philanthropic endeavors that really focused on Appalachia and her home.
00:09:16.000There's a lot to appreciate about Dolly Parton, and she will be greatly missed.
00:09:20.000And the question, and we'd love to get your answer to it, do you think that she is the last of her breed?
00:09:26.000Is she the last of the universally beloved American icons in this country?
00:15:08.000I mean, that is, it's like, same Lindsay, as they're holding their children.
00:15:13.000I hope there has been a record amount of CPS calls in this country of like deranged women that are using their toddlers as social media props because it's one of the sickest things I've ever seen, genuinely.
00:15:50.000I don't know what's going on with these people.
00:15:52.000They really seem to have, you know, particularly on this case, I do think, as I mentioned in the clip, I do think it's come down to a lot of these true crime documentaries that they love because if you think about how these shows work, there's always a twist.
00:16:06.000You get to the end of the show and it's like, ah, the husband did it or this happened.
00:16:10.000So, people are expecting that in every story they read these days.
00:16:13.000So, they think that this case is going to have some moment where all of a sudden it was the husband or there was some other involvement in it.
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00:18:33.000But then applying that into real life, because of course, the only cases they make these shows about are the rare ones that do have a twist and have got an interesting angle.
00:18:41.000There's millions of cases in this country that don't have any of those things.
00:18:44.000They're actually just boring, straightforward cases.
00:19:01.000They've realized that you've got to understand there's TV and then there's real life, and people seem to have lost that difference.
00:19:09.000Yeah, well, I do think it's interesting too when you think about the way the algorithmic capture happens, right?
00:19:15.000When you get siloed in a certain algorithm feed, whether that's TikTok or Instagram or YouTube, and they tend to reward the most crazy, over the top takes or suspicion, speculation.
00:19:29.000Because they reward chatter, and so they want stuff that'll really fire people up, and everyone will.
00:19:34.000Replies to it and they'll show the stuff that everyone's replying to.
00:19:37.000And then there are people who genuinely believe this.
00:19:40.000There's also, let's be frank, a lot of people who want attention and to be famous.
00:19:44.000And so they fixate on a thing because it rewards them with attention.
00:19:49.000Well, and, you know, I've said this on both on X and on the show.
00:19:53.000The Venn diagram overlap between some of the truthers when it comes to Charlie's case and Tyler Robinson and the Lindsey Clancy truthers is nearly one to one.
00:20:05.000It's probably almost a direct overlap.
00:20:07.000The same crew of people are being loud about the same thing, but it's worrisome because we're giving way, you know, facts, logic, reason, you know, actually using our brains to critically think through a question or a case in this instance.
00:20:23.000And we're giving in to rabid speculation.
00:20:27.000We call it the fallacy of evidence of the gaps fallacy, where any gap in knowledge is then filled in with some wild speculation and then they make a TikTok about it and that's what we get.
00:20:37.000I want to show this clip because we haven't.
00:20:39.000Shown it on the show yet, but it was going around yesterday.
00:20:43.000This is Dr. Hellebrun from the actual court case, and he's kind of this old school, no nonsense kind of, I think he's a psychologist.
00:20:53.000And he basically is saying, in his estimation, she's making up the hallucination where she heard the voice, you know, to kill her children.
00:21:13.000Not before, not since, constantly for 18 minutes.
00:21:19.000However, if this was a thought, an unwelcome, intrusive thought, but still a thought, that's basically this is your last chance.0.99
00:21:29.000You have to kill the kids so you can kill yourself, then that would be consistent with thoughts that she'd been experiencing for some time.0.97
00:21:39.000It's a very dark clip because what it evokes to me, there's a type of murder we are kind of familiar with, which is.0.98
00:21:46.000The husband, the father, murder suicide cases where they kill their wife, they kill their kids, they kill themselves, some combination thereof.
00:21:54.000And that description he's making makes Lindsey Clancy kind of sound like that.
00:21:57.000If you dive into the psychology of those people, it's often they're very self centered and narcissistic.
00:22:02.000So they think, I need to kill myself for whatever reason, and they won't be able to go on without me.
00:22:08.000They'll suffer so much without me.0.69
00:22:10.000I will spare them from this suffering by taking them with me.
00:22:13.000It's a hugely self centered way of viewing the world.
00:22:16.000And I'm Getting the vibe that that is how Lindsey Clancy was viewing the world that she wanted to commit suicide, she was depressed, but oh, my kids will be so sad without me, so I can take them with me.
00:22:28.000Yeah, I mean, it's somewhat speculating at that point, but this inversion of morality.
00:22:34.000I've heard that, but in those cases that you mentioned, let's remember what usually happens is the guy will take a shotgun and it's done in three seconds.
00:23:29.000Why I think your clip was important, Thomas, was actually because I do believe that sometimes these things can become contagions, right?
00:23:38.000And there's some reason to believe that online that this is spread in the way that a contagion would, right?
00:23:45.000That a lot of women, I've seen articles written that all these women are starting to kind of like understand where she's coming from and empathize with it, and they start resenting their children.
00:23:56.000And you worry, there's already been a couple instances of suspected copycat.
00:24:05.000And this is from our TPSA frontlines team that went out and filmed all of these Clancy supporters in their pink shirts with the hearts, same Lindsay, same with their babies.
00:24:15.000And that's why I think the moral lines have to remain extraordinarily clear.
00:25:29.000You know, Charlie used to kind of joke about this that we're going to outbreed them and just give us 20 years.
00:25:33.000And when you start seeing stories like this, And, you know, left, I think progressive women are self identified as the most anxiety riddled, you know, depressed, anxious of any cohort out there.
00:25:49.000And so you sort of start seeing this affect and impact real life statistics like family formation.
00:25:55.000And I, candidly, I'm not, I'm sad that we're below fertility replacement levels, you know, from a fertility standpoint.
00:26:02.000But candidly, those people probably shouldn't be having kids, Thomas.
00:26:13.000But if they are too stressed out, if they have mental health issues, and they're going to relate to somebody like Lindsey Clancy, then perhaps this is just self selection out of the population.
00:26:41.000Cat ladies at the moment, they're in their 40s, but look at the majority of 40 year old women are married and have children and they're having a good time.1.00
00:26:49.000The younger generation, when these 20, 25 year old girls start getting up there to that, this is a growing epidemic.0.99
00:26:55.000And I really don't know what is going to happen.
00:26:58.000They're going to, they've been told their whole lives that their careers are going to replace their family and they're going to have fulfillment from that.
00:27:30.000And I genuinely think you did a service for humanity because the moral inversion that we're seeing on social media must be countered by strong, oftentimes male voices.
00:28:57.000Uh, and Lee Greenwood, I guess I'll be blunt like the fact he's associated with Trump, we're grateful for, but it does mean he's not a unifying figure in the way that Dolly Parton was.
00:29:08.000Uh, Babette says, My favorite song by Dolly Parton is Light on Light of a Clear Blue Morning.
00:29:13.000Please see if you can play it, it would be a great anthem for Republicans.
00:29:17.000I'm not familiar with it, so I'll have to check that out.0.99
00:29:20.000Uh, Cindy says, Was she the last of her kind?0.72
00:29:22.000She never brought politics into her music career, and I think this made her iconic.
00:29:35.000She donated to Vanderbilt, which did work on it.0.57
00:29:38.000It's nauseating how many conservatives are fawning over her.
00:29:41.000So we found at least one person who's not an admirer, but wanted to read that too.
00:29:46.000Yeah, I mean, you got to also understand there was such a massive push to get the vaccine out that if you're of an older generation, I think it was just kind of a moment where you go, yeah, I got to get together.
00:30:00.000A public health campaign, the same way someone.
00:30:03.000Celebrities did AIDS stuff in the 80s.
00:30:05.000Didn't age well, but it's kind of, it's, you know, it's understandable why she thought it was probably a safe thing to get involved in.0.86
00:30:42.000There are going to be a lot of people who are already questioning Abdullah Syed's sincerity on these issues that will then turn around and say, oh, he's moderating his position on Israel, all the stuff.
00:31:59.000And I very much remember similar takes like that for Obama that people rushed up to say, Obama, this is even just people I talked to in the streets.
00:32:08.000They were very confident that anything Obama did that was like pivoting towards the center, that was pandering to the masses, like that, okay, he's so rarefied and above everyone that.
00:32:19.000He sometimes has to deign to deceive people so that they cannot see his full refulgence and glory.
00:33:20.000So I do think that he's going to have to draw some sort of bright line and try to make it so that the story is not about someone who's not a part of his campaign, right?
00:33:32.000Because he's the one that's on the ballot.
00:33:34.000So I think that this is a huge problem for him.
00:33:38.000It's almost, you have to take a step back and remind ourselves what's going on here, that he really wanted and sought out the endorsement of this guy who is incredibly popular with the young left.
00:33:49.000Insanely popular, such that it's difficult for him to distance himself.
00:33:52.000It's difficult for the party to distance themselves.
00:33:54.000We have the op eds that say we shouldn't kick out Hassan Piker because he has too much of this influence to have.
00:34:01.000And then we have to remind ourselves this is a guy who said, We deserve 9 11.
00:34:04.000Okay, well, you can, you can, it almost sounds rote when you recite it that way.0.96
00:34:08.000It's a guy who says that America deserved for a bunch of foreigners to come into America, take flying lessons, board planes with hundreds of civilians on them, stab the pilots to death with box cutters, take those planes, fly them into an office building, kill thousands of people.0.97
00:34:25.000Ultimately, that it was basically a good thing that it happened.0.53
00:34:28.000And because he defends things like the 10 7 attacks, that Hassan Piker, deep down, is a person who is happy when that sort of thing happens to America.0.60
00:34:36.000He defends 9 11 because he wants 9 11 to happen to you.0.74
00:37:53.000And there are a slew of new immigration pieces in the news that we have to cover.
00:37:58.000Because I want our audience to be educated about them.
00:38:00.000So, one of those is that Marco Rubio, a little, you know, working in the background here, has just announced that they have paused all these applications around the world.
00:38:39.000Who are they targeting and why is it important?
00:38:42.000Yeah, so this mass revocation, about 200,000 visas have been revoked or they're on the verge of being revoked.
00:38:49.000And these are for people who came to the U.S. on tourist or business visas, then overstayed those visas and took the opportunity to apply for asylum in the United States, bypassing all of the regular asylum channels.
00:39:02.000You're supposed to go to the nearest safe country, you're supposed to apply at the border, all of these other things.
00:39:08.000But it seems like they're just trying to use their status to apply for asylum.
00:39:13.000Even though they've overstayed their visa and that's illegal.0.70
00:39:19.000So there are so many pieces of this story.
00:39:23.000So Secretary Rubio is using this pause to revamp the way that consular offices and embassies are vetting these visa applicants to stop this abuse of the system and these fraudulent asylum claims, which is huge.
00:39:37.000Because a lot of people talk about the border, and we should.
00:39:40.000That was a huge, huge issue under Biden.
00:39:41.000It was getting exploited in some really, really egregious ways.
00:39:46.000But visa overstates is a whole other piece of the pie.
00:39:49.000Now, the Cato Institute, we actually have a graph here.
00:39:52.000I believe it's, yeah, it's like, okay, so this is going to be, I don't know what number, it's not numbered, but the Trump administration has likely cut legal immigration more than illegal immigration, according to Cato.
00:40:25.000The Wall Street Journal reported on this.
00:40:27.000It says the Trump administration is proposing a new six figure fee for H 1B visas that would apply to most new applicants, not just those applying from abroad, replacing an earlier plan to charge $100,000 for a visa that was struck down by the courts.
00:40:49.000If you really need a foreign worker, Because that person is absolutely integral to your business, then you can afford to pay for them and go get them and give that fee.
00:40:58.000But I think that there are so many talented people in the United States.
00:41:02.000We have so many people who need work, who want work.
00:41:06.000We've seen dropouts of the workforce by young men across the board.
00:41:11.000I applaud Secretary Duffy and the Transportation Department of getting a bunch of gamers to go be air traffic controllers.
00:41:17.000This is absolutely a brilliant move to me.
00:41:20.000And I think that there should be more innovative ways.
00:41:22.000To get our young men and women back into the workforce and to help them get these better jobs that they could achieve, like an air traffic controller, right?
00:41:30.000Or any of these positions that the H 1B people are applying for.
00:41:34.000H 1Bs across the board also, like there's specific amounts of money that you have to pay them.
00:41:39.000Typically, they are less than what an American would seek to negotiate.0.99
00:41:43.000And I think we need to stop undercutting our workers.
00:41:46.000Even Cesar Chavez knew that illegal immigration undercut American workers and that it should not be happening.
00:41:53.000The Congressional Black Caucus, members of that group, knew for years.
00:41:57.000That illegal immigration was hurting black American workers because they say black Americans are the last ones in and the first one out.
00:42:06.000We need our Americans, the people who love this country, were born and raised here, and are raising their kids here to be able to be the first ones in line to get these jobs.
00:42:16.000I just love the chance to talk about this because you and I, we all get so frustrated because it's very common to see these takes on X of they've never done anything, they don't do enough.
00:43:33.000And to Blake's point, all the doomers online that say Trump administration isn't doing anything and it's just the same and the left right paradigm, bro, is dated.0.99
00:43:52.000Because, and I got into a debate with Chris Cuomo.
00:43:56.000Maybe we'll pull that clip for the next segment.
00:43:58.000Where I said, listen, Chris, if you get another president that's a Democrat president in office, the minute they're sworn in, that border's going to get swarmed.
00:44:05.000The minute that that president gets swarmed.
00:44:08.000They tried to say, no, that was a specific Biden thing.
00:44:11.000But it's 100% the case that it will happen again because look at the left's.
00:44:16.000Psychological state, their ideological state, like the way all of their candidates need to line up to, for example, just to make it related, to denounce Israel because it's such a meme among their base, among the people who care the most.
00:44:28.000On immigration, the way it is, is they cannot articulate a valid reason for someone to not be allowed into America or for someone to be deported from America.
00:44:49.000Well, the second you see a sob story or a crying mom on the border with their kids that shouldn't have come all that way, it was actual malfeasance on behalf of the parent.
00:45:01.000They're going to get in one way, shape, or form or the other.
00:45:03.000They might try and limit the bad PR and the optics at the border with the caravans and all that stuff, but they'll just come up with a CBP1 app.
00:45:10.000And so they can apply and they'll fly them in here.0.64
00:45:12.000And on your dime, mark my words, the Democrat Party lacks the sufficient backbone and spine to deal with immigration properly.0.82
00:45:20.000The second Nassau story comes through, they'll just all flood through.0.52
00:45:26.000When you have open borders, which the Democrats are prominent in.
00:45:34.000If the Democrats say it's 2028 and AOC wins the presidency, do you think, or Asaf or whoever, Mark Kelly, do you think that the border is going to remain shut?0.87
00:45:46.000Or do you think there's going to be a massive wave of immigrants that go, oh, Democrat in power, we're flooding the border again?0.75
00:45:52.000I do not believe that any serious Democrat running for major office is going to say we should have no borders or that we should have floods of unvetted people.0.63
00:46:05.000Do you think they're going to have the backbone when those sob stories, the crying migrant mothers from Honduras are flooding the border, and you've got 150 other countries present at the border, that they're going to have the backbone to say, sorry, you can't come in?0.89
00:46:19.000Or do you think they're going to come in?0.96
00:46:32.000It's that his administration was filled with Democrats, novel idea.
00:46:35.000And each of those individual Democrats, they lack the ideological wiring, the circuitry to say America is a country that is allowed to keep people out.
00:46:45.000They have no political will or base support for that.
00:46:49.000The word got out that if you show up and you recite one of these, I need asylum, like one of the seven canned claims, that they would let you in.
00:46:56.000They would have a lawyer who would provide you free legal representation.
00:47:08.000Libby, I want to show you this graphic 156.
00:47:11.000I have been credibly told that the Trump administration is not doing anything that its voters asked for.
00:47:18.000I've been credibly told that everything's terrible and things are terrible and nothing's getting done and it's just a uniparty and we need to unite and purity test, purity test.
00:47:42.000What do you make of a graph like that, Libby?
00:47:44.000Yeah, I think the Trump administration has been doing an awful lot with immigration enforcement, not just in terms of securing the border, which is pretty much a finished project right now, but also in terms of interior enforcement.
00:47:56.000And there's a few things to remember with this.
00:47:58.000Every time the Trump administration comes out and does what the American people want, the judiciary stands in the way.
00:48:04.000And claims that the Trump administration is not allowed to do various different things.
00:48:08.000They've tried to stop Marco Rubio from prohibiting immigration from 75 countries, saying that it's up to the consulates to determine who gets a visa and who doesn't.
00:48:18.000And what's sort of amazing about that is that was last week.
00:48:21.000And now this week, Rubio says, you know what?
00:48:23.000No visas, no visa appointments at all.
00:48:26.000We're just going to put a pause on that.
00:48:29.000And the other thing you have to remember is that the Biden administration used so many legal and semi legal means to get people into the country.
00:48:36.000That each one of these has to be tackled on its own ground.
00:48:39.000That's temporary protected status, H 1B visas, the business visas, the visa overstays, the student visas, and all of the rest of it.
00:48:47.000So each one of those needs its own targeted approach.
00:48:50.000Well, in this, you mentioned the judicial obstructionism, and we're seeing that right now with another Biden appointed judge.
00:48:57.000I think her name is Jeanette Garcia, if I'm getting her name right.
00:49:02.000So Rubio goes and says, We're going to ban all visas from 75 different countries, including like Somalia, Iran, places like this.1.00
00:49:20.000There was another, by the way, I don't know if you saw this story, another Indian illegal truck driver who got a CDL from California who killed another American yesterday.0.80
00:49:28.000That's five things, five different things that have all gotten their CDLs either from New York or California and killed Americans on our roadways.0.99
00:49:38.000I think people are just sick of this crap.0.97
00:49:41.000And so he goes to ban 75 countries from getting visas at all.1.00
00:49:56.000Yeah, I mean, these are going to go back and forth throughout the courts.
00:49:59.000And I think eventually some of these are going to land at the Supreme Court.
00:50:02.000That's what we just saw with the USPS EO about ballots, where the USPS said that they didn't have to deliver ballots in states that were not transparent with their voter registration and things like that.
00:50:20.000Overturned her previous order and said that, you know, according to the Supreme Court, it can go forward.
00:50:26.000And so she's out on her tail about that one.
00:50:28.000But that's what's going to happen with each one of these.
00:50:31.000And I think that what this means is that we're relying an awful lot on the Supreme Court to implement what the Supreme, what the American people, excuse me, want to have happen.
00:51:01.000Yeah, this is my pushback for all these like doomers out there.1.00
00:51:04.000What do you expect the president and this administration to do on some of these issues?1.00
00:51:09.000You have a court system, we have a rule of law, we have a system that we have to abide by.
00:51:13.000If not, you're creating incredibly dangerous precedent for a future Democrat president, mind you, that are just going to come in and ignore all the laws.
00:51:22.000So he's got to deal with the courts, he's got to deal with the feckless Congress that.
00:51:26.000You know, can't get behind anything, really.
00:51:29.000So he's doing what he can with what he's got, and he's doing it as quickly as possible.
00:51:34.000And when you see those interior enforcements shoot up through the roof like that, I mean, we haven't seen a graph like that probably since Eisenhower.
00:51:41.000I mean, with, you know, Operation, it's a, you know, it's a pejorative now, but it was literally called Operation Wetback at the time, where they got millions of illegals out.
00:52:05.000So that's a huge, huge accomplishment for this administration.
00:52:11.000And if you just give these people, imagine JD Vance gets elected in four years.
00:52:15.000I'm not trying, Marco, I'm not trying to even play in that question right now.
00:52:19.000But if you look at that graph, if you could throw it up again, that ICE doubles the interior enforcement of Obama.
00:52:24.000If you give, and that keeps shooting up, by the way, to Blake's point, every month is a new record.
00:52:29.000If you give them six years to continue making efficiencies, hiring, Learning how best to use the system, working with local municipalities at local jails and prisons.
00:52:52.000I think this is what we need to keep doing going forward.
00:52:54.000We don't need more squabbles about whether or not we should be allowing millions of people into the United States who absolutely hate us and hate our culture and just want to get all of the benefits.
00:53:04.000And that's one of the things that this visa halt is about, so that the consulates can.0.88
00:53:07.000Figure out who's coming here just to steal taxpayer money and who's actually interested in becoming American or hanging out for a little while and then going home, which is what these visas are supposed to allow.
00:53:18.000So, kudos to the administration for keeping on top of this one.
00:55:47.000Private sexual relief through masturbation or where appropriate and consensual with a partner, all funded by public tax dollars and managed with professional oversight.0.96
00:56:43.000And we're actually going to connect a lot of dots here because this actually is a problem in LA because there is so much homelessness and your sex drive doesn't dry up just once you hit the streets.
00:56:58.000And so, this is a thing that you witness in one of our businesses that we have, one of our buildings that where we actually, when we relaunched Breitbart News with Andrew Breitbart's vision for this sort of orange and black, you know, Halloween colored website that we've had that has been our website for 14 years now.
00:57:16.000When we were there building this website, we did it from this very strange building, the studio.
00:58:01.000So, of course, there actually is a legitimate reason why someone would think, yeah, well, maybe what we should do is actually just like give them a room.
00:58:09.000It's not that we have huge mental health issues and people are unhoused and we have a bunch of drug problems and all that stuff in the city.
00:58:16.000No, the issue is they don't have a special sex room.
00:59:24.000And that's exactly what's going to happen.
00:59:26.000Also, though, by the way, if any of you guys ever lose your job, you might want to do an experiment where you apply for the job of a government funded homeless rape room.
00:59:37.000No, no, no, shutting that down, shutting that down right now.
00:59:49.000Yeah, this does remind me that you mentioned that this is the site of homeless individuals doing this is something that I guess is part and parcel with Western life.
00:59:58.000There was an old, I believe it was a Facebook post that went viral on X again, but it's a few years old.
01:00:04.000It's a woman who is in this group called Park Slope Moms.
01:00:07.000So, one of these very blue neighborhoods.
01:00:10.000And it's describing a woman, she says, I am at Slope Playground.
01:00:13.000There is a man in his 30s with no kids pleasing himself while watching the kids.
01:00:18.000I moved my kids to the other side of the playground.
01:00:20.000I. Confronted this man and said, I was about to call the cops, but it was evident he was developmentally disabled.0.97
01:00:27.000I didn't want to have my Karen moment, but I found the situation to be completely inappropriate and wasn't sure what to do.0.99
01:00:35.000And then she has this follow up where she's admitting, I am white, he is black, and while I'm not a medical professional, he was disabled.
01:00:43.000It's a woman who's basically saying, I was afraid to say a homeless man should not be pleasuring himself in front of children at a playground because I'm white and he's black and he's disabled and homeless.
01:00:54.000And I just think this is what we have in the left wing mind the endless desire to indulge what is unacceptable behavior out of pity, out of misguided charitableness.
01:01:07.000It's this inability to enforce boundaries.
01:01:11.000And you mentioned the needle exchange program.
01:01:13.000Common left wing thing forever is we'll actually solve this problem if we indulge the problem that if you give addicts safe substance abuse, you'll reduce the harm.
01:01:54.000And you go down, there's a video of me on the top of my Instagram page of Marlowe News, if people want to go over there.
01:02:00.000And you could see, there's a couple years old at this point, but it's me at the La Brea Tarpets with my family, which had become a homeless encampment.
01:02:06.000Is one of the iconic tourist attractions in LA, which is a stupid tourist attraction, but it's next to a museum and it's just a way for families to hang out on the weekend, completely overrun by the homeless.
01:02:18.000But the park in my neighborhood, where I pay an HOA $190 a month and there's a fence around the park, then it's perfect.0.80
01:03:39.000Do you think that if you are a net contributor to society, If that is a fair litmus test for whether or not you should be able to vote, or is that mean?
01:04:15.000So we are no longer able as a culture to balance budgets because the second somebody does, it becomes a political weapon that they can use in the midterms.
01:04:28.000And I just want to hear from the audience.
01:04:30.000Do you think that we should actually start having a conversation about if you are a public charge or a net contributor, is that the dividing line?
01:05:24.000The Olympics in LA, I suspect, will show you the reality.
01:05:28.000It's like when Xi Jinping visited San Francisco and very suddenly, California, it turned out they were always capable of fixing up San Francisco and cleaning it up.
01:05:37.000They just needed a foreign communist dictator that they cared about impressing to be there rather than their own citizens.
01:05:42.000I think LA will probably be great for the Olympics because it'll finally, we know how libs are.0.56
01:05:48.000They care a lot more about impressing someone who's European and sophisticated, they care about impressing internationals.
01:05:54.000So they'll finally power wash a few things and make things work right in LA.
01:05:58.000What is disgusting is they aren't willing or able to do this for ordinary citizens just for the sake of having a nice city.
01:06:06.000And I just think it's so sad when you guys mentioned parks that could be great for families being ceded to the homeless.
01:06:13.000That this is a simple test of civilization.0.75
01:06:16.000For the good of 99.9% of the public, can you deal with the 0.1% who cause all the problems, who are a 100% dead weight loss, who are not following rules?0.70
01:08:01.000And just somehow that's not getting marketed at all.
01:08:04.000Finally, on meta, I mean, Instagram has been very destructive to very addictive, especially to teenage girls.
01:08:10.000A lot of addictions, a lot of mental health issues, a lot of suicides, clearly stemming from social media addiction.
01:08:17.000And one part about the settlement that I like, and it's probably too much of a laundry list to go through on the podcast, but we have it at breitbart.com, and I'm sure you guys can go through it if you'd like.
01:08:26.000But there's a lot of stuff in the settlement.
01:08:28.000It's not just a cash payout, it's resolving to try to quell some of the addiction of young people to these apps.
01:08:49.000So, this is the Attorney General James Uthmeyer from Florida.
01:08:54.000He says Florida didn't join the Meta settlement.
01:08:57.000The payouts are peanuts, he says, compared to the profound harms Meta's profit driven addictive features inflicted on kids and a slap on the wrist for a trillion dollar corp that will pay more to lawyers than to the states.
01:09:08.000I can't imagine they're paying $18 billion to their legal team.
01:10:29.000This is the thing the Gen Z kids that I talk to they talk about because they're always looking at their face, they're not looking at somebody expressing an emotion because they're interacting with another person.
01:10:38.000It's like dead face, and they're like the mouth comes open because they're just scrolling because that's like they're in it, affects like the tilt of your neck, and you're just looking at a phone.0.91