00:00:06.000What is it with all these fake hate crimes and so much more?
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00:01:45.000Now, we have problems that doesn't take a lot of effort to find our open border, our drug addiction issue, suicide epidemic.
00:01:53.000But there's a real serious problem here, everybody, that we have to address.
00:01:57.000There's a problem where I think we need a committee, probably a parade, a march, maybe even a riot.
00:02:04.000I think this problem is such a big deal.
00:02:06.000We might have to go burn down Wendy's.
00:02:09.000In fact, it's such a big problem, it might mandate the theft of televisions.
00:02:14.000It's such a big problem that soon I can start to see people change their profile picture on social media to no longer stand with Ukraine, but instead I stand with black millionaire donors.
00:02:30.000Well, according to the Associated Press, they have a new story.
00:02:35.000America is so racist, we are so terrible that self-made black millionaires, they're victims of racism.
00:02:43.000Emily Haynes from the Chronicle of Philanthropy for Associated Press writes an article here about millionaires of color.
00:02:52.000And the article is this, quote, how racism still affects millionaires, donors of color.
00:02:57.000So for those of you out there that are not millionaires that are working your tail off just to be able to pay the bills, the Associated Press wants you to know you're oppressing the millionaires.
00:03:24.000The Associated Press continues by saying that, quote, the finding of the study demonstrates ways that racism has affected the lives of millionaires of color, from the way they raise their families to the people and the causes they support.
00:03:40.000So it opens up with this ridiculous anecdote.
00:03:55.000When philanthropist Mona Sinna walked into her first meeting on a museum advisory board, she immediately noticed that she was the youngest person in the room and the only person of color there.
00:04:04.000Instead of being welcomed as a new colleague, fellow members of the advisory board asked her if she was a fundraiser for the museum.
00:04:11.000Such experiences often make people of color feel unwelcome in philanthropy.
00:04:25.000They were wondering why someone was so young that was there.
00:04:28.000And that's the thing they don't want you to talk about here.
00:04:31.000She was the youngest person in the room and also the only person of color.
00:04:35.000Now, if they asked her to go get them cocktails, I'm on board for maybe like the racist stereotyping there.
00:04:43.000But the fact that a young woman walks in and you don't automatically assume she must be a donor is less about skin color and more about the fact that she looks young.
00:04:53.000Wait, hold on, let me get this straight.
00:04:54.000So when you feel uncomfortable in a room because of your age, this is now warrants like an Associated Press article.
00:05:00.000Not just an article, but the first paragraph in a front page article on the Associated Press.
00:05:06.000You know how many times over the last 10 years I had to go into rooms of people that were 70 years my senior, 60 years my senior, and have to justify to them that I, oh, by the way, I didn't go to college.
00:05:17.000Please give us money so that we could teach young people American values.
00:05:20.000Yeah, I've had some uncomfortable conversations in my life.
00:05:22.000I've had people say, you're not going to get this done.
00:05:32.000Continues by say, Sinna says the emotional tull of operating in a mostly white environment has discouraged many wealthy people of color from seeking out philanthropic leadership roles.
00:05:43.000Quote, with many people, I find the discrimination over the years has so damaged self-worth that it's very hard to claim that spot.
00:05:49.000Now, again, this is the peak of Western modernity.
00:05:54.000That she says the discrimination she's felt as a millionaire is so damaging, it's so dehabilitating that she might have to go seek counseling because people don't treat her millionaire status well, and it must be because of racism.
00:06:12.000A new qualitative analysis of 113 millionaires of color has found that nearly all had experienced racial or ethnic bias.
00:06:20.000Holleen Lee says, quote, it's so obvious, but it's also very profound.
00:06:25.000Co-founder of the Donors of Color Network.
00:07:15.000With donors of color who had a $1 million or more cash on hand, the result, the authors say, quote, is a qualitative snapshot rather than a representative sample.
00:07:23.000Quote, people of color who are givers are bringing a different set of priorities to the table from their own life experience, said co-author reporter Urvashi Vide, who co-authored the Donors of Color Network and the president of the VIDE group.
00:07:38.000So, you know, for that plumber military veteran who has four kids in Southeast Ohio that is just trying to make ends meet, making $60,000 a year, who is white and Christian and is a straight male, the Associated Press wants you to know you better stop being racist to black millionaires.
00:07:56.000That you know the real problem is that for the white Marine that lives in Myrtle Beach, that is suffering from PTSD, who went and served overseas in war, the real problem in society is how you go treat the millionaire donors of color.
00:08:12.000Vide points to the contributions of donors to social and racial causes.
00:08:17.000Now, the most amazing part of this entire story is one of the great cell phones, and not cell phones, but self-owns ever in the history of journalism.
00:08:29.000Because of course, the whole under, the whole narrative of this is that we have to have some sort of swan song, some sort of new victim group.
00:08:36.000And the new victim group that we must have is not the handicapped, is not the mentally disabled, it's not veterans, it's not the victims of violent crime.
00:08:47.000No, the new victim group are blacks and Hispanics that own private jets.
00:09:02.000Another commonality among the donors is that 65% were self-made millionaires.
00:09:08.000Wait, so America is so racist, it's so terrible that out of 113 black millionaires and Hispanic millionaires, over half, about 70 out of 113, started with nothing and they were able to become a millionaire.
00:09:23.000Why exactly are we feeling sorry for them again?
00:09:25.000What kind of, so wait, what kind of oppression did they experience?
00:09:28.000If they made that money themselves, maybe walking into a museum board meeting where people think you might be the fundraiser because you're 29 years old, maybe that doesn't warrant an opening paragraph in the Associated Press.
00:09:40.000That sounds like a journal in some sort of a therapist session, let alone a broadcast to millions of people from the Associated Press.
00:09:49.000Cena, the philanthropist, put it this way.
00:09:51.000As a donor of color, this is so amazing.
00:09:54.000As a donor of color, we're often faced with the same barriers that many of our grantees are.
00:10:02.000The millionaire that can fly around on a Gulf Stream, she's experiencing the same stuff as a black single mother in Philadelphia that has four kids and is trying to make ends meet.
00:10:12.000You need to keep black millionaires in your prayers.
00:10:41.000You rarely see this kind of focus and commitment.
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00:11:19.000The reason why the Associated Press does articles like this is because we have a supply and demand problem with racism in America.
00:11:26.000We have an incredibly low supply of racism, where people think just because you walk into a boardroom as a young woman, people think you might be working for the museum.
00:11:35.000In fact, she should take that exactly the opposite, by the way.
00:11:37.000That's what's so amazing, is that she looks at that to be offended.
00:11:40.000She should take that as a compliment that she's able to be rich at a young age, that she's so different that everyone else had to wait the rest of their life to be rich, that she gets to go into a room that only she is like, yet she looks at that as a sign of oppression.
00:11:54.000That just shows how sick these people are when they educate children.
00:11:59.000That one thing that the Associated Press is saying is the most worst thing that could happen to you walking into a museum advisory board meeting and some of the people asked her if she was a fundraiser for the museum, where she could say, actually, you know, no, I'm not.
00:13:10.000If I did this, then it means that I stuck my fist in the fears of black Americans in this country for over 400 years and the fears of the LGBT community.
00:13:18.000Your honor, I respect you and I respect the jury, but I did not do this and I am not suicidal.
00:13:23.000And if anything happens to me when I go in there, I did not do it to myself.
00:14:22.000Like people kill me when they say things like that because it's like subway is open 24 hours for a reason.
00:14:27.000So that when you're hungry at night and you ain't got no food, you go to Subway.
00:14:35.000Student of color reportedly behind racist graffiti at a Rochester girls' school.
00:14:41.000Following in the tradition of Archbishop Jussie Smolay, young black activists find inspiration to stage their own hate crimes.
00:14:49.000I have said for quite some time: if you stage a hate crime and you are able to be able to be proven, you should go to jail for the same consequence of the hate crime itself.
00:14:57.000A student of color is reportedly behind the racist graffiti found Monday morning in a bathroom at a private all-girls school in Brighton, New York.
00:15:05.000Our Lady of Mercy School for Young Women, a grade through 6 through 12 school located within the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester, announced Thursday that its investigation into the graffiti, including the N-word, ended with a student of coming forward and take responsibility for writing the offensive message.
00:15:20.000Now, we went through this with one of our turning point USA groups in Minnesota.
00:15:26.000We've gone through this many different times.
00:15:28.000In fact, there is a website somewhere that's like racehoax.com or you know what I'm talking about?
00:15:35.000These are hundreds of fake race hoaxes that happen all across the country.
00:15:40.000In fact, it seems as if there are more hoaxes than actual incidents.
00:15:44.000Well, because the incentive structure is that you get to be a very important person overnight with no talent, no accomplishments if you're a victim of a hoax.
00:15:52.000So instead of Jussie Smollet actually winning an Oscar or winning a Grammy doing something consequential, Jussie Smollett thought he could have instant notoriety and fame and popularity if the Trump people did something bad to him.
00:16:07.000That would skyrocket him into center stage.
00:16:12.000That sure seems to be the lesson that many other young black activists are taking, such as in Rochester, where they fake their own hate crime.
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00:16:40.000Or you could refinance right now all of your mortgage needs with my friends.
00:18:21.000What, of course, she's talking about is the Build Back Better plan and the increased government spending.
00:18:26.000Nancy Pelosi was speaking to fellow Democrat lawmakers, trying to convince them that their agenda is working so well for the American people, this is why they need to continue to hold on to power.
00:18:36.000To go further into the land of the insane of the Democrats, there is this bill that has been passing through Florida.
00:18:58.000And the bill is all about parental supervision and it's about transparency in education.
00:19:07.000The bill, which is soon to become law, is not about not teaching kids not to say gay, but instead protecting young children from topics they are not yet ready to completely understand.
00:19:20.000Now, something the left has always been focused on is destroying and weakening the bond between a parent and a child.
00:19:29.000Every totalitarian government needs to make sure children and parents are not close.
00:19:34.000This is where we get the phrase mother Russia from.
00:19:36.000The phrase mother Russia comes from the homeland of Russia, the government of Russia, Stalin's government, telling young children that your real mother is the state, not your biological mother.
00:19:49.000When young kids, young children, do not feel attached to their parents, they start to seek other values.
00:19:54.000And one way to be able to destroy the bonds between parents and children is to introduce sexual degenerate ideas that parents are not even knowing their kids are consuming.
00:20:07.000Now, to further reinforce this, and I think this is very important, totalitarians love this because then they get to play the strong relationship when it comes to a child.
00:20:19.000So an unusual person has now come in defense of this bill in Florida.
00:20:52.000It will evolve into flat-out leftist totalitarianism.
00:20:57.000So we're going to kind of play of all Bill Maher's perspective here.
00:21:01.000He starts with a nuanced view and he goes from there, play cut 31.
00:21:05.000I think it's only they're talking about kindergarten to third grade.
00:21:08.000So we're talking about very young kids who, you know, as always with this stuff, you know, there's not like there's no kernel of truth in that maybe kids that young shouldn't be thinking about sex at all.
00:21:46.000He gets a little bit more blunt as he moves on.
00:21:48.000One of Bill Maher's guests says, this is not key to have kindergartens need to know who Harvey Milk is, but to say that this is a Dodge political move.
00:22:37.000Quote, classroom instruction by school personnel or third parties or sexual orientation or gender identity may not occur in kindergarten through third grade or in a manner that is not age-appropriate or developmentally appropriate.
00:22:51.000Republicans in Florida could introduce a bill that says you shouldn't have sex with children, and Democrats would find a way to oppose it.
00:24:16.000Well, I'm sure there are some rednecks who are against that.
00:24:19.000But most reasonable people are not against realistically teaching history.
00:24:24.000It's not like you can't mention slavery.
00:24:26.000They're talking about something else that is going on.
00:24:28.000I've read too many reports, too many first-person reports from teachers who say, I can't go on teaching like this because this is insanity what I'm doing in this classroom, separating kids by race and oppressors and non-oppressors and their little kids.
00:25:17.000This is according to the Postmillennial.com.
00:25:20.000A Kansas math teacher has filed a lawsuit against her public school district after they suspended her for refusing to use a student's preferred name and pronouns.
00:25:28.000According to the Herzog Foundation, a lawsuit was filed on behalf of teacher Pamela Rickard against USD 475 Gary County School District and the principal for Fort Riley Middle School.
00:25:39.000Rickard is described as a decades-long teacher who was assigned to the school since 2005.
00:25:45.000In April 2021, Rickard was reprimanded and suspended for three days for, quote, addressing a biologically female student by the student's legally and enrolled last name, according to the lawsuit.
00:25:55.000The school had reportedly sent Rickard an email stating the student's preferred name, but the lawsuit allegedly continued to state the student as she.
00:26:02.000In the spring, the school sent teachers a directive to use the student's preferred name.
00:26:06.000A week after Rickard's three-day suspension, the principal sent teachers, quote, training documents on diversity training on gendered identity and expression.
00:26:19.000So to everyone who thinks this is just happening in California or New York or in Chicago, no, this is Kansas and in Iowa.
00:26:27.000This is what happens when conservatives don't play offense.
00:26:29.000And to Ron DeSantis' great credit with the bill in Florida that is wrongly being labeled as the don't say gay bill that will protect kindergarten first and second and third grade is a very effective bill.
00:26:44.000The lawsuit says teachers were trading told told in training documents that failure to use students' preferred names and pronouns would, quote, constitute a discriminatory discriminatory act subject to employee discipline and would violate section seven of the Civil Rights Act.
00:26:58.000There's that little tricky Civil Rights Act again.
00:27:02.000What a great book, Age of Entitlement is by Christopher Caldwell.
00:27:07.000It will change your perspective on the Civil Rights Act.
00:27:10.000Parts of the Civil Rights Act are brilliant and important.
00:27:12.000Other parts have unintended consequences, the likes of which I don't think anyone would have expected for the time.
00:27:19.000In October of 2021, the school updated their policy mandating staff members calling their students by their preferred names and pronouns.
00:27:26.000Quote, students will be called by their preferred names and pronouns.
00:27:28.000This means if a student makes a request to a staff member to call them by a name other than their legal name, as noted in the student information system, the staff members will respect the students' wishes.
00:27:40.000The Gay Pledge of Allegiance, you don't know what the Gay Pledge of Allegiance is?
00:27:43.000Well, if you're sending your kid to public school, they might be experiencing a mandatory gay pledge of allegiance as led by Chastin Boot Edge Edge in the state of Iowa.
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00:30:11.000When you laugh, you laugh because it is something that is true that you haven't thought of before that pushes the boundaries of what you can say in decent society.
00:30:21.000The best humor is the one where you know it's true, you just can't say it.
00:30:27.000Humor is not funny if somebody says something that doesn't make sense or is not rooted in reality.
00:30:34.000This is one of the reasons why they're going after humor and comedy so aggressively.
00:30:41.000There's this video that is circulating online.
00:31:54.000Okay, Dr. Robert Malone talking about bio labs, play cut 21.
00:31:59.000If I was employed, just as a hypothetical, if I was an analyst, an intelligence analyst working within Russia for the Russian government, I would have to conclude that these laboratories, not knowing their purpose or intent, did represent a strategic threat to the Russian state and a potential bio-threat risk.
00:32:28.000I can't see how anyone wouldn't conclude that.
00:32:31.000So, was there gain of function research being done?
00:32:33.000Are there potential pathogens that could be released from the biolabs in Ukraine?
00:32:37.000These are all questions that we deserve answers to.
00:32:40.000But instead, there seems to be a concerted campaign to shut us up and shut down any sort of line of inquiry into this.
00:32:49.000Jake Sullivan, who, of course, helped investigate Trump illegally and spy on him, had something to say about this.
00:32:57.000When Russia starts accusing other countries of potentially doing something, it's a good tell that they may be on the cusp of doing it themselves.
00:33:04.000What we're here to do is to deny them the capacity to have a false flag operation to blame this on the Ukrainians or on us.
00:33:12.000But the White House, they scrambled together a meeting to try to get their messaging right.
00:33:17.000And in a shocking turn of events, Saturday Night Live, SNL actually did something funny.
00:33:25.000In Play Cut 9, the White House TikTok meeting is where they try to hold a meeting with TikTok's top creators and advice on how to solve the Ukraine crisis.
00:33:36.000This week, as the war in Ukraine intensified, access to Facebook and Instagram in the country was shut off, leaving only one source of information, TikTok.
00:33:44.000So on Thursday, the White House responded by holding a national security briefing with some of the nation's top TikTok creators.
00:33:50.000Thank you all so much for coming and answering your nation's call in a time of need.