00:08:32.020In North Carolina hurricanes, it was the Bubbas who showed up and saved people before the government did.0.81
00:08:37.360That's not the Bubba effect. That's not understanding that this is an official term. I'm not saying Bubba. This is a term. The Bubba effect is a term that has a definition. What you're talking about is neighbors. A man with a boat and a chainsaw pulling families out of floodwater. That's the best of America.
00:08:58.940I'm not warning about people who build and rescue.
00:09:02.060I'm warning about people who destroy and punish.
00:09:07.100Glenn, Jesuits armed the native people to defend against slave raiders.
00:10:22.420It's not a slight on anybody in America.
00:10:26.540I thought about this a lot last night because I've never had pushback on this.
00:10:40.100I've talked about this from 2004, and I think people are now getting so angry that you're starting to lose sight of what the warning actually is, and that's bothersome.
00:10:53.780i found something i don't know how many people read charles dickens anymore but um if you want
00:11:03.040to see it in the tale of two cities charles dickens wrote it and it was like 170 years ago
00:11:09.600in the tale of two cities and um it's uh madame defarge she has a real grievance in the first
00:11:20.320part of the book you're going to read and you're going to be like oh man she's great i love her0.99
00:11:24.460she's a hero okay when she was a girl a french rich guy took her sister and destroyed her her
00:11:33.280brother tried to defend the family's honor and was run through with a sword so this this the
00:11:39.340nobleman walks away i mean it's it's the story you know with swords it's the story you're living
00:11:44.580today there's no trial there's no punishment there's nothing for the bad guys because they're
00:11:49.020the elites and if anyone has a right to be angry it is her so she waits and while she waits she
00:11:55.560knits and she sits in her wine shop in Paris and she's knitting and the needles are clacking away
00:12:02.680day after day and what she's knitting the stitches are a code she is knitting the names of every
00:12:10.880person she wants dead when the revolution comes so when the revolution comes the guilty are dragged
00:12:18.520to the guillotine and that's not enough for her halfway through the book you're going to be like
00:12:23.700oh boy she's not really a good person okay the man her who hurt her family he's already dead
00:12:31.040but that's not good enough for her she wants satisfaction so she goes after his nephew
00:12:36.740a man who renounced his title and walked away from all of it but that's not good enough either0.72
00:12:43.340So she goes after his wife, then his little daughter,
00:12:46.780and a child who was not even born when the crime was committed.
00:12:53.240This is where justice turns into an appetite.
00:12:56.260This is why I said, tell me where reason kicks in, because it doesn't.
00:13:30.500They had spent decades talking about what they would build,
00:13:36.040not what they're going to destroy, what they would build.
00:13:39.440the killing becomes a plan in France now how does she die in the end I hate to
00:13:47.620wreck this but you're not going to read it anyway
00:13:49.380she goes to the house to hunt down that child and she finds an English nursemaid standing in
00:13:57.780the doorway and they struggle and the pistol that Madame Defarge brought in to kill the innocent
00:14:03.200goes off in her own hands. She's dead. She's destroyed by the weapon she carried in.
00:14:12.720I would think that he was trying to make, Dickens was trying to make a point here.
00:14:17.560Dickens was making the point that France learned the hard way. The revolution will eat its own.
00:14:24.700The men who started the terror ended up under the same blade. And France didn't get liberty,
00:14:31.580it got Napoleon, because people will always say anything to make the chaos stop.
00:14:39.860Now, the reason why I brought up the Bubba effect yesterday was because this is starting in England.0.90
00:14:45.540And so I'm looking for signs of it happening in the West, because if we're not careful, it will come here.
00:14:54.180Our founders had grievances. They wrote them all down, 27 of them.
00:14:59.440You can read them in the Declaration of Independence, but they didn't stop at the list of wrongs.
00:15:05.800In fact, the reason why our declaration is so important to the world is it started with what they were going to build, not what they were going to destroy.
00:15:15.260They sat in a hot room in Philadelphia, argued all summer long about what should come next, and our declaration starts with that, that we owe it to you.
00:15:26.060Before we break up, we owe it to you and the world to tell you we hold these truths to be self-evident.
00:15:34.400They were writing a declaration and a constitution.0.84
00:15:37.520Madame Defarge was knitting a list of people she wanted to kill.
00:15:41.560A grievance can tell you what to tear down, but it will never tell you what to build.
00:15:46.120So before anybody picks up needles, ask the question that Madame Defarge never asked.
00:20:08.060They're claiming that Amy suffered abuse, you know, at the hands of their stepfather, and they both have been estranged from their mother ever since.
00:27:20.160It shows him walking into the tent recording and moving forward, calling out her name and the state patrol, then her security, I shouldn't say the state patrol, somebody in her security comes forward and then his phone is either dropped or tousled.
00:27:36.380And that's all we have. There's never any close contact with the governor, never gets near her or I'm sorry, candidate for governor.
00:27:45.560Okay. So nobody gets near her and no one's injured. Now that's what she said. But let me show you the video of the event that actually later came out. All right. Here is the attack against Amy. And I'm going to describe this if you happen to be listening. But if you're not, if you're watching, take this full screen. I want you to see exactly what happened. Watch.
00:30:01.140and we don't need that ad to start questioning whether she's the right choice for ohio
00:30:08.300right now the campaign is accusing vivek of of not being right for ohio because he stooped so
00:30:16.080low to bring her mother into this which would be fine i just told you i don't like using moms i
00:30:22.180don't like it but you can't say that if Amy if you were the one who smeared Vivek's mom back in
00:30:33.100August don't believe me here's the press release billionaire scammer Ramaswamy used mother to
00:30:42.480manipulate clinical trials in pump and dump scheme to make millions today new reporting details how
00:30:49.060Billionaire Vivek Ramaswamy hired his own mother who lacked research experience to manipulate clinical trial data in alleged pump and dump pharmaceutical scheme.
00:31:00.300Vivek will apparently do anything, including shamelessly profiting off of Alzheimer's patients and getting his own mother to manipulate clinical trial data just to make a buck.
00:31:12.660Well, wait, that seems like smearing mom.
00:33:23.940The stuff about Amy that has come out from her own colleagues, from the people that she has worked around, from her own, I'm a doctor, I'm a doctor.
00:33:35.580You've never had a patient, but you wear a white coat.
00:47:05.880Well, six of them are currently in custody in three different states1.00
00:47:11.200facing both state and federal charges.
00:47:14.320However, what's really concerning is nobody's been convicted yet.
00:47:18.280Just recently, the Maryland state felony case was suspended,0.87
00:47:22.740and therefore one of the Zizians has been let go completely.0.75
00:47:25.280One of the others is Zizian's resolved his felony case in California, and a judge allowed it to be pleaded down to misdemeanors, and he has no jail time despite being a fugitive for all these years after faking his death.
00:47:39.980So there's really a grim potential outcome, just that as the case gets drawn out more,
00:47:47.860one remaining witness in a murder, attempted murder trial is now in his 80s and has suffered
00:47:54.880a number of strokes. One of the other key witnesses was assassinated and killed. And
00:48:00.460the wider discussions about transviolence, you know, is just obfuscation and lies about it. I
00:48:06.440I mean, I didn't even get into the role of mental health comorbidities and cross-sex
00:48:12.120hormones, which I look at in this book, by the way, and I review the academic literature
00:48:16.540because actually there is research on this, and you're probably not surprised to hear
00:48:21.300that cross-sex hormone use does correlate with higher reported rates of aggression.