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00:02:01.580 Guys, it's a new day.

00:02:04.580 It's a new week.

00:02:06.040 Change is in the air.

00:02:07.200 I would like to come out and say that I fully favor masking our children.

00:02:10.600 And that vaccine should be mandated for all.

00:02:14.620 And my hope is that the entire right wing will change their narrative on this as quickly as the mainstream media seems to have been in the last 72 hours.

00:02:23.460 If you did, you would only be following the data and the science.

00:02:25.640 If you shifted, you would only be following the data and the science.

00:02:29.660 Can I just say, I'm not sure what frustrates me more.

00:02:32.060 The fact that they are claiming credit while changing or the fact that some of them are not even changing.

00:02:41.620 Honestly, I'm having a tough time with this.

00:02:43.080 Some of them are like, well, you know, like the CDC.

00:02:45.260 Well, we'll just stick to our guns here.

00:02:46.520 We still have to mask the children.

00:02:47.620 It's very important.

00:02:48.820 And to a certain extent, I have to say, okay, well, at least they're committed to the lie.

00:02:51.600 Like, they're just going to stick with this thing all the way through.

00:02:53.660 And then you have the people who have told a new lie.

00:02:55.260 And I think I find the new lie even more despicable because the new lie is that, yes, yes, we're releasing our grip upon the throats of the American people.

00:03:02.480 And, yes, we're finally allowing some children to unmask.

00:03:04.940 But it's only because we always wanted to, guys.

00:03:07.120 We always wanted to.

00:03:08.200 And now the data have changed and we've been following the science.

00:03:10.920 And honestly, it's because of you guys that it's lasted this long.

00:03:14.220 Because if you had followed the science like us, we wouldn't have had to do it this long.

00:03:17.080 But, you know, nothing changes like science.

00:03:19.060 That's what I've always said.

00:03:19.660 The real reason why they need to get rid of all the masks now is you can't smoke crack with a mask on.

00:03:25.260 So if you want to put the pipe in, you've got to take the mask off.

00:03:28.140 What I would say is we now have to thank the truck fudeau movement in Canada.

00:03:33.620 We now have to be nice to Canadians because that's obviously one of the things.

00:03:37.420 They're looking at their poll numbers.

00:03:38.500 But they're also thinking those trucks come here.

00:03:41.260 It's not going to be a pretty sight.

00:03:42.640 We're going to have supply side problems out the wazoo.

00:03:46.280 Truckers are officially the only Canadians that I support.

00:03:49.120 Exactly.

00:03:49.740 But they seem to be everybody.

00:03:50.960 By the way, I'm just going to point out here that under no circumstances do I believe,

00:03:55.360 that Justin Trudeau is Fidel Castro's son?

00:03:57.580 100% do not believe.

00:03:59.140 No, of course not.

00:03:59.780 They don't look alike?

00:04:01.500 Young Fidel Castro and Justin Trudeau?

00:04:03.680 His mom was definitely not in Cuba when she was in Cuba about eight and a half months before.

00:04:07.120 With a certain reputation?

00:04:08.480 Certainly didn't have that.

00:04:09.360 None of that happened.

00:04:10.140 He's definitely not related to Fidel Castro.

00:04:12.200 And all rumors, to the contrary, are scurrilous and baseless.

00:04:16.620 So wait, is he just channeling Castro? 0.99

00:04:19.540 I said on Twitter, he's the bastard son of Castro either way. 0.99

00:04:23.160 But it is astonishing to Hakeem Jeffries. 0.99

00:04:28.040 Did you see this one, Hakeem Jeffries, that was going around?

00:04:30.260 The Democratic congressman from New York, who is thought by many to be the heir apparent

00:04:33.540 to Nancy Pelosi should she not be the speaker anymore.

00:04:36.520 And he actually gave a quote where he said that we can finally unmask and let go of all this

00:04:43.220 because, after all, Joe Biden has won.

00:04:45.920 Joe Biden has achieved victory over COVID.

00:04:48.220 And largely, that's because of the American Rescue Plan.

00:04:50.840 If it had not been for the American Rescue Plan and Joe Biden's intervention,

00:04:54.100 then we would all still be masking up forever.

00:04:56.480 And all I wanted to do at that moment was reach through the television and commit

00:04:59.840 acts that would get me thrown in jail.

00:05:02.520 Except I'd be in New York, so I'd be okay, probably.

00:05:04.880 There's no bail.

00:05:05.820 This is the part of politics I like, the line and open corruption where

00:05:10.480 if you believe this, you deserve everything you get.

00:05:14.660 As for me, it's high comedy.

00:05:16.080 It's high comedy to watch a guy.

00:05:17.480 He basically said, we lick this disease.

00:05:20.660 I mean, this virus has done exactly what every virus that has ever existed on the face of the earth.

00:05:24.820 It peaks, it goes away.

00:05:27.040 It has nothing to do with anything they've done.

00:05:28.660 Well, I mean, the joke of it is, by their standard, it isn't going away.

00:05:32.700 The actual hospitalization and death rates are higher today than they were when L.A.

00:05:37.020 re-implemented all of its lockdown policies.

00:05:39.660 I sent a shout-out to you.

00:05:40.840 I don't know if you saw it on Twitter.

00:05:42.000 I did.

00:05:42.260 I know it hurt you.

00:05:43.040 I did.

00:05:43.820 I ripped it out of my side.

00:05:45.980 Like, you know, my kidney.

00:05:47.980 It is.

00:05:48.520 Because you were so right about the shutdown.

00:05:50.840 And Dennis Prager, too.

00:05:52.240 He said it was the worst mistake anyone had ever made.

00:05:55.040 I thought, well, World War I. 0.66

00:05:56.080 I still think World War I was a little worse. 0.96

00:05:58.200 Up there, at least.

00:05:59.060 What shows you how evil this is, of course, we know this is not unrelated to 2022 in the

00:06:04.020 midterm elections, if I could engage in conspiracy theories.

00:06:06.740 But when children started killing themselves in record numbers, like, that was not enough.

00:06:13.140 In fact, that was happening for a year.

00:06:16.160 And if you brought that up, I mean, I went and spoke at a school board meeting here in

00:06:21.080 Nashville.

00:06:21.380 And I brought up this problem of the psychological effects of masks.

00:06:23.840 And that was still at a time when people would laugh at you for, what do you mean, psychological

00:06:28.620 effects of masking?

00:06:30.300 And, of course, now we can talk about that.

00:06:32.220 But kids were killing themselves at record numbers for a year.

00:06:34.380 And that was not-

00:06:35.040 But you just needed goods over the Ambassador Bridge.

00:06:36.660 Right, right, exactly.

00:06:37.840 But there is this aspect, the dishonesty, the incompetence, the lies, that's very annoying.

00:06:43.980 The gaslighting is genuinely infuriating.

00:06:46.920 And the fact that you, just picking at random here, Fauci and Walensky, they come out, they

00:06:52.780 say, and Biden, for that matter, they say, the vaccine will stop you from getting infected

00:06:57.020 or transmitting the virus.

00:06:58.700 They will do that.

00:06:59.700 Then they come out later, they say, actually, the vaccine won't do that.

00:07:02.700 Then they come out later, they say, we never told you.

00:07:04.720 Right.

00:07:04.900 We never told you that it would do that.

00:07:06.620 They did it with the crack pipes.

00:07:08.280 They said, here's safe smoking kits, which include crack pipes.

00:07:11.760 There are pictures all over the internet of it. 0.76

00:07:13.020 And especially for black people. 0.96

00:07:14.020 You know what these lies do, and it really is, it's gaslighting of the highest order. 0.99

00:07:18.020 So Leanna Nguyen, who's been the lockdown, masking, crazy person this entire pandemic.

00:07:22.700 Three weeks ago, she was literally asking whether we got to lock the unvaccinated in

00:07:26.120 their homes.

00:07:26.540 I mean, this is something she was saying three weeks ago.

00:07:28.840 So she came out with this column in the Washington Post where she said, well, you know, there's

00:07:32.600 really three groups in America.

00:07:33.720 There are the people who are pro-mask, there are the people who are anti-mask, and then there

00:07:36.760 are those of us who follow the data.

00:07:38.400 And, you know, 2020 is not the same as 2022.

00:07:41.220 And it's like, well, you know, there was this intervening period between 2020 and 2022.

00:07:46.980 Because I think at the very beginning, nobody knew what to do with this thing.

00:07:49.380 At the very beginning, they were saying, you got to lock down because we literally didn't

00:07:51.700 know who was going to kill.

00:07:52.600 It could kill kids. 0.99

00:07:53.320 It could kill normal, you know, people who are 40. 0.99

00:07:54.900 It could kill people who are 70.

00:07:56.200 Then within two months, we knew that it was mainly killing people who are highly vulnerable

00:07:59.000 and or elderly.

00:08:00.400 We knew this within the first six weeks of the disease's course in the United States because

00:08:04.040 we had seen this happen in Italy already.

00:08:05.900 And then that data was clear.

00:08:07.860 And so people started saying, well, maybe we should shield the most vulnerable and allow

00:08:10.580 everybody else to live a freer life.

00:08:12.520 And then there was still some debate over, okay, what, if you infect somebody who's old?

00:08:15.240 Then the vaccines hit.

00:08:16.280 And at that point, we were done.

00:08:18.280 Not one piece of data has changed since vaccines became widely available.

00:08:22.320 The vaccines prevent hospitalization and death for the vast, vast, vast majority of people

00:08:25.840 who take them.

00:08:26.500 And they do not prevent transmission.

00:08:28.080 And we have known this for months.

00:08:29.140 And when it comes to Omicron, we have known that these masks do absolutely nothing.

00:08:33.000 And yet, again, all of this-

00:08:35.380 Not just with Omicron.

00:08:36.840 That's the one thing I'll-

00:08:37.860 Even Delta, by the way.

00:08:38.920 We knew that the masks were meaningless from the very, very, very, very, very beginning.

00:08:43.500 We glommed onto masks and the government glommed onto masks because they were desperate for

00:08:48.080 any kind of ornamentation, any kind of symbol.

00:08:51.740 A symbol, yeah.

00:08:52.260 A symbol that we're fighting back against it.

00:08:54.160 They knew before anyone had ever conceived of COVID, we knew what cloth masks do and don't

00:08:59.320 do.

00:08:59.580 You remember all of the, I wear my mask to protect you, you wear your mask to protect

00:09:03.240 me.

00:09:04.580 That's if you use the mask precisely, which also no one does.

00:09:08.440 If you've been in a grocery store in the last two and a half years, two years, you know

00:09:12.880 that when someone who is masked sneezes, they remove their mask.

00:09:16.360 Of course they do because it would be disgusting to sneeze into your mask and then have, you

00:09:21.100 know, snot in your face.

00:09:23.860 It's also, of course they do because they don't wear their mask to protect you.

00:09:27.360 At this point, if you are wearing a mask, it's either because of coercion or because

00:09:31.260 you have been so, yes, delusion that you are so fearful that you do believe that the

00:09:36.200 mask is protecting you from my germs, which is not science.

00:09:38.700 And to me, that's the part that's offensive because watching politicians lie amuses me.

00:09:42.460 That is actually what I get for laughs, you know.

00:09:44.060 But making me lie, I don't like that so much.

00:09:46.220 And I really feel that this has become part of the culture of America.

00:09:49.720 It's like, you know, Matt says a man can't become a woman.

00:09:52.520 I would never say that, of course, but Matt says it, you know, it's like you get, you

00:09:56.820 get penalized for that.

00:09:58.360 You come out and you say, you know, I think this Hunter Biden may be corrupt.

00:10:01.240 They throw you off Twitter.

00:10:02.400 I mean, it is the truth.

00:10:03.600 It literally, the truth that is being defined as misinformation.

00:10:07.200 That's right.

00:10:07.420 Any truth they don't like.

00:10:08.560 If you read their fact checks, many of the fact checks will say, this is accurate.

00:10:12.620 This is accurate.

00:10:13.180 This is accurate.

00:10:13.780 This is accurate.

00:10:14.500 False.

00:10:14.780 But, you know, this is the biggest, I think the biggest lie of all, like the master lie

00:10:18.660 here when it comes to this sort of stuff is that they ban conversations or they put critical

00:10:22.840 race theory in the schools or they put gender identity garbage in the schools.

00:10:26.160 They do all this stuff. 0.89

00:10:27.260 And then when you call them on it, they say, we're not doing it.

00:10:29.520 We're not doing it.

00:10:30.100 But we should be doing it.

00:10:31.940 And if we are doing it, it's good that it's happening.

00:10:33.880 And they tell these, they say these things simultaneously with a straight face.

00:10:37.740 And that's the part that's driving everybody up the wall.

00:10:39.460 Because that is true gaslighting.

00:10:41.020 Simultaneously saying we are not doing X.

00:10:42.760 And also, we are doing X.

00:10:44.140 And it's good that we're doing X.

00:10:45.500 These are mutually exclusive arguments.

00:10:46.860 And they will say these things in the same sentence on all of these topics, on all of

00:10:50.320 them.

00:10:50.660 We're not saying that you should mask forever.

00:10:52.200 But if we were saying you'd mask forever, then that would probably be a good thing.

00:10:54.540 We should keep in mind, too, that the government is, yeah, they're not going to shut down

00:10:59.380 COVID and they realize that.

00:11:00.600 But they've moved on to bigger fish now because now Biden is going to end cancer.

00:11:05.940 He's promised that.

00:11:07.100 And the transportation secretary is going to stop all traffic deaths within the next few

00:11:12.640 years.

00:11:12.760 He's announced that as well.

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00:13:07.680 I'm very proud that plots has now answered.

00:13:10.920 I took it from you.

00:13:11.900 I know you did.

00:13:12.420 So this is, I'm not attempting to convert anyone except Drew back to Judaism. 0.64

00:13:16.100 All the rest of you guys are safe.

00:13:18.420 But I do wish to inject a couple of Yiddish words into common use.

00:13:21.840 Plots is one.

00:13:22.900 Shtup is the other one that you guys got to be.

00:13:24.300 Shtup is a great word. 1.00

00:13:25.200 Shtup is a great word. 1.00

00:13:26.080 Yes, it is.

00:13:26.720 And shtup is what we have been doing to us.

00:13:29.960 I wasn't going to get to Jeff Zucker quite that bad.

00:13:31.460 Can I just say that while we're getting rid of the masking and people are coming to their

00:13:38.260 senses about it, it makes it all the more frustrating that the one place in the country

00:13:43.900 where you still have to wear the mask all the time and will probably have to always wear

00:13:47.240 the mask is the one.

00:13:48.400 It's the safest place.

00:13:49.180 It's the one place where you never, where there's never any good reason to wear it,

00:13:51.880 which of course is on airplanes.

00:13:52.880 So we've all been doing a lot of traveling.

00:13:54.340 I've been traveling a lot over the last few weeks.

00:13:56.160 And I'm just, I get angrier and angrier every time I get on a plane.

00:13:59.280 Because this is so, it's so, everyone involved.

00:14:02.320 And it gives the petty authoritarians such pleasure.

00:14:04.980 They're so happy about it.

00:14:06.120 Everybody involved in it knows that there's no reason to be doing this and there never

00:14:09.480 was a good reason.

00:14:10.200 You know what I've noticed though?

00:14:11.160 What I've noticed on these, it's not airline dependent.

00:14:14.360 It's not day of the week dependent.

00:14:16.240 It's flight attendant dependent.

00:14:17.020 It's flight attendant.

00:14:17.700 And it depends where the flight attendants are based.

00:14:20.520 So, and if they happen to be based actually.

00:14:23.120 Because if you're flying from Texas to Tennessee, you're fine.

00:14:26.760 No joke.

00:14:27.520 I went on one.

00:14:28.080 The stewardess was wearing a mesh mask. 1.00

00:14:31.020 Actual like, you know, leggings.

00:14:33.000 I did this.

00:14:33.640 I went out and got myself, I found out that cloth masks specifically.

00:14:36.920 I went out and got myself a really fancy cloth mask.

00:14:39.060 It's kind of gauzy because I think if they're going to force me to wear a mask, I want them

00:14:42.820 to know it's not going to do a damn thing. 1.00

00:14:45.780 If I'm sick, I'm going to kill you. 1.00

00:14:46.880 I actually spray COVID on the outside of the mask before I get on the plane and just go on. 0.98

00:14:51.420 Yeah, it was only a few weeks ago that I was on a plane and I got yelled at by the flight

00:14:55.700 attendant because I was eating without a mask on, which of course, how can you do them both

00:15:00.420 at the same time?

00:15:01.040 But she explained to me that, no, sir, when you eat, you need to just lower the mask and

00:15:04.860 have it over your chin.

00:15:06.100 Yeah.

00:15:06.380 And then you can't take it all the way off because the COVID fumes can come out of your

00:15:10.660 chin.

00:15:10.860 I got worse.

00:15:12.580 I was eating popcorn on the plane, as I'm wont to do, and the flight attendant came by and

00:15:17.720 she said that I had to mask up between bites.

00:15:20.600 Yeah.

00:15:20.760 Which of you, I mean, when you eat popcorn, that's like half a second.

00:15:25.520 Between bites.

00:15:26.340 It's like, oh, yes, you've saved the universe.

00:15:28.840 Well done.

00:15:29.980 But it really is.

00:15:31.640 I wonder if there's going to be, I really think there will be a certain percentage of

00:15:34.600 the population, maybe 10% of the population that will continue wearing masks forever.

00:15:37.960 Did you see the study today?

00:15:39.600 No.

00:15:40.200 A YouGov Economist study just came out.

00:15:41.900 Now, who knows?

00:15:42.740 Take it with a grain of salt, if you will.

00:15:44.580 38% of people say that they still today wear masks every time they go outside.

00:15:50.720 Wow.

00:15:51.020 They're lying.

00:15:51.640 They're lying.

00:15:51.880 They're lying, right?

00:15:52.640 It's not true.

00:15:53.440 Yeah. 0.94

00:15:53.600 And only nine out of 10 men masturbate. 0.96

00:15:56.260 Yeah. 0.98

00:15:57.300 But you walk around- 1.00

00:15:57.920 1% are damn filthy liars. 1.00

00:16:00.280 You walk around D.C. and everybody's masked, except me. 1.00

00:16:03.500 Outdoors.

00:16:03.660 Are you serious?

00:16:04.060 Outdoors.

00:16:04.340 Still, everybody outside.

00:16:05.440 Everybody.

00:16:06.260 Outdoors.

00:16:06.660 Everybody's masked.

00:16:07.540 Do they know what outside is?

00:16:09.940 No.

00:16:10.420 Do they know they're outside?

00:16:11.380 I don't know.

00:16:11.800 I feel like this is a great way to screen who you want to hang out with.

00:16:15.120 Yeah.

00:16:15.700 Like, really.

00:16:16.160 Like, at this point, at this point, if you're still wearing a mask consistently and you're

00:16:19.860 not immunocompromised in some serious way, in which case, like, if you're really immunocompromised,

00:16:24.080 you should probably wear a mask, like, before this, after this, for all time.

00:16:27.000 And only an N95 mask.

00:16:28.660 Right.

00:16:28.840 Only an N95.

00:16:29.460 Not a cloth mask.

00:16:29.940 But if you're not in that category and you're masking up at this point, I feel like I don't

00:16:33.960 really want to hang out with you.

00:16:35.600 I agree.

00:16:35.980 Really?

00:16:36.360 Like, you seem kind of paranoid.

00:16:38.300 Well, that's actually what the mask is about.

00:16:40.320 I think we should be open about it.

00:16:42.040 In places like D.C.

00:16:42.940 There are people who are still afraid.

00:16:44.660 Why wouldn't they be?

00:16:45.560 It's the biggest onslaught of government and media behind a narrative in probably all of

00:16:49.420 human history.

00:16:50.060 Yeah.

00:16:51.040 But most of it is actually about who you want to hang out with.

00:16:55.820 Most of it is a kind of tribal recognition.

00:16:59.520 If you're wearing the mask, you're one of us. 1.00

00:17:01.080 If you're not wearing the mask, you actually deserve to die. 1.00

00:17:04.020 That is the actual narrative that undergirds the narrative. 1.00

00:17:07.400 What do they say about you if you feel that way, if you feel that you should die if you

00:17:11.820 don't wear a mask, when what a mask is is a useless piece of fear-mongering that has

00:17:17.320 made you a slave to the government.

00:17:19.720 It's basically saying if you are a bad boy, if you're not going to listen to the authorities,

00:17:24.460 I don't want to know you.

00:17:26.000 What kind of attitude is that for an American?

00:17:27.620 When does an American ever listen to the authorities? 0.92

00:17:29.340 Well, I mean, it's just a religious adherence tool.

00:17:31.880 And all religions require you to make certain sacrifices on behalf of the religion to show 0.98

00:17:36.600 that you are a member of that religion.

00:17:38.820 I mean, I wear a yarmulke to do this, to demonstrate that I'm a Jew, for example.

00:17:42.040 And Christians go to church on a regular basis, and they hang out in the Christian community

00:17:45.380 specifically for this purpose.

00:17:46.540 You have to have skin in the game.

00:17:47.880 The skin in the game when it comes to the religion of government can't be taxes because

00:17:50.520 everybody pays taxes.

00:17:51.580 It has to be something else. 0.68

00:17:52.780 It has to be a particularly useless sacrifice.

00:17:55.040 It cannot be a useful sacrifice.

00:17:56.340 If it were useful, we'd all be doing it.

00:17:57.800 They have to pick something useless in order to demonstrate fealty to the cause.

00:18:01.800 I mean, this is really behind a lot of theory of religion and religious practice lies this basic idea.

00:18:05.800 But there are certain things that you do, and you don't know why you do them.

00:18:08.560 But you do them really because it's a group-building exercise.

00:18:10.980 You know, the most popular day of the year in the Catholic Church is Ash Wednesday.

00:18:15.320 More than Christmas, more than Easter, people who never show up to Mass, don't have the sacraments,

00:18:19.920 they show up because you get the ashes on your head, and you feel like you're in the club,

00:18:24.440 and people are searching for meaning and belonging.

00:18:26.040 The outward display.

00:18:26.580 Yeah, I was going to say, Ben, I don't know where you got the idea that Christians go to church,

00:18:29.420 but that's a rumor.

00:18:31.980 Misinformation.

00:18:32.380 Yeah, the most frustrating thing to me with the masking is when we hear people say now

00:18:36.860 that we've learned things about it, and so maybe that will change our approach.

00:18:40.880 There was someone on The View, I think it was supposed to be the conservative woman on The View

00:18:44.080 a few weeks ago who said that she's going to continue wearing a mask

00:18:46.700 because of what she's learned about masking, what we've all learned.

00:18:49.560 So what have we learned about masks exactly?

00:18:51.560 I always knew that masks existed.

00:18:53.540 I always knew that germs existed.

00:18:55.220 I always knew the basic idea of why you wear a mask.

00:18:57.780 So what exactly has anyone learned about masks?

00:19:00.420 I did learn some things about the Holocaust on The View the last couple of months.

00:19:03.840 That's probably as valuable as what I learned about the masks.

00:19:06.360 The mask works for Michael Myers in those movies.

00:19:08.480 I think that you're right.

00:19:12.280 The only thing we've learned about the masks that we didn't know is how ineffective they are.

00:19:16.140 Probably before COVID, I had not thought about the efficacy of a mask,

00:19:19.960 and I probably would have guessed,

00:19:21.200 it's probably pretty useful in a respiratory pandemic to wear a cloth mask,

00:19:25.560 and as it turns out, it's not.

00:19:26.980 That's the only thing we've learned.

00:19:28.080 It's not.

00:19:28.800 But you literally couldn't say it for a year.

00:19:29.960 You stopped just drooling into your wounds.

00:19:30.880 You couldn't say it for a year.

00:19:32.600 If you said it, they would be,

00:19:33.420 I mean, we still have this thing that is now on my show.

00:19:35.600 It's almost every day.

00:19:36.620 If I talk about COVID because of the big tech overlords

00:19:39.240 and because they have decided what you can and cannot say,

00:19:41.200 there's an actual cut into my show in the YouTube version of my show

00:19:44.340 where I have to say every single day,

00:19:46.520 guys, stop and head on over to dailywire.com and subscribe right now

00:19:49.280 because I'm about to say something true about COVID,

00:19:51.600 and if I say something true about COVID,

00:19:52.820 there's a very good shot that it's going to be taken down.

00:19:54.500 So if you want the full version, you have to go over to dailywire.

00:19:55.960 This is why they're going after Rogan, right?

00:19:57.620 I mean, this is what they do.

00:19:58.500 This is what's important, actually, about the crack pipe story.

00:20:01.160 It's why I keep coming back to it, also, because I'm jonesing.

00:20:03.440 But with the crack pipe story, what they said on Snopes was,

00:20:07.000 here's the claim, here's what's true about the claim, everything.

00:20:10.560 Here's what's false about the claim, absolutely nothing.

00:20:13.300 So we rate this mostly false.

00:20:15.420 And you look at that and you say,

00:20:16.340 how can you do that with a straight face? 0.97

00:20:18.060 What's the point of this ridiculous article, Snopes? 0.97

00:20:20.960 Here's the point. 0.62

00:20:21.860 Snopes is a fact checker partnered with Big Tech,

00:20:24.220 and with that mostly false rating,

00:20:25.960 any time any of us point out the Biden policy was what it was,

00:20:30.220 we will be censored for that.

00:20:32.900 We will be suppressed.

00:20:33.200 You can share the free beacon link.

00:20:35.100 Yeah, that's right.

00:20:35.780 Facebook stopped you from sharing the free beacon link

00:20:37.120 on an overtly true story.

00:20:39.100 But the good news is, and they've been doing this all along, right?

00:20:41.060 I mean, you remember the other Hunter Biden story,

00:20:42.720 not the crack pipe Biden story,

00:20:43.900 like the other one with the Biden and crack pipe.

00:20:45.700 You remember that one from right before the election

00:20:47.660 when they were removing all of the stories.

00:20:50.360 Well, I mean, one of the things that has become perfectly apparent from big tech

00:20:54.940 is that this is the end goal.

00:20:57.000 They have created a false fact-checking system

00:20:59.020 specifically to ding people they do not like.

00:21:01.640 And this is the Rogan story, right?

00:21:03.200 I mean, the misinformation stuff about Rogan

00:21:04.640 had nothing to do with misinformation.

00:21:05.840 It has to do with the fact they hate Rogan

00:21:06.900 because Rogan said a couple of years ago during the election

00:21:09.900 that Biden was senile.

00:21:11.100 Ever since then, they've been very angry at him.

00:21:12.760 They're very angry that Rogan hosts people like me

00:21:14.380 or hosts people like Jordan Peterson.

00:21:16.000 That's verboten.

00:21:17.100 And so they went after Rogan.

00:21:19.400 And it's not going to stop.

00:21:21.640 It's not going to stop.

00:21:22.460 And so this is why we here at The Daily Wire,

00:21:25.560 we used to have a pretty anti-cancel culture view,

00:21:28.120 and we still do.

00:21:29.160 But there is one addendum.

00:21:30.320 If you are a participant in the cancel culture,

00:21:32.020 you should be canceled beyond all redemption.

00:21:35.780 I'm sorry.

00:21:36.380 I didn't quite understand that.

00:21:38.360 What is the exception here?

00:21:39.500 The exception is if you are a member of the mob

00:21:41.400 and you mob other people,

00:21:42.760 and then you sin and the mob comes after you.

00:21:45.000 I am more than happy to paraphrase Chesterton.

00:21:47.320 There is a thought that cancels thought,

00:21:49.680 and that is the only thought that ought to be canceled.

00:21:51.520 But this is the thing that really bothers me now

00:21:54.020 about cancel culture.

00:21:55.020 We're getting this,

00:21:56.040 it's the normal thing that the left does

00:21:57.780 where they're saying,

00:21:58.500 well, right-wing,

00:21:59.880 there's right-wing cancel culture

00:22:01.000 and there's left-wing cancel culture.

00:22:02.880 There is zero right-wing cancel culture.

00:22:05.280 Cancel culture is an outgrowth of the left's strategy

00:22:08.000 of defending the indefensible by calling new names.

00:22:10.720 That's what it is.

00:22:11.560 It's a strategy.

00:22:12.720 Everything they've ever done has failed.

00:22:14.500 Everything socialists have ever done has failed.

00:22:17.040 And so what they do is they say,

00:22:18.060 well, if you don't agree with us, you're racist.

00:22:19.840 And nobody wants to be called racist.

00:22:20.740 And cancel culture is also through the institutions.

00:22:24.400 Right.

00:22:24.640 That's how you get canceled.

00:22:25.460 That's right.

00:22:25.980 And that's also why cancel culture is only on the left

00:22:29.200 because the left owns all the institutions.

00:22:32.080 Right.

00:22:32.540 And the right, we don't,

00:22:33.700 as much as we would love to.

00:22:34.840 And what they call cancel culture is like when we say,

00:22:37.400 we don't want you to indoctrinate my child

00:22:39.220 into believing that they can be an animal.

00:22:40.340 That's right.

00:22:40.720 And then they'll be like, well, we'll pass a law saying don't do that

00:22:43.100 like they're doing in Florida.

00:22:44.180 And they'll be like, how dare you, sir?

00:22:45.600 This is canceling the teachers.

00:22:46.860 You're violating the teacher's freedom.

00:22:48.780 Well, I didn't delegate my child to some teacher

00:22:51.480 so the teacher can teach them that boys can be girls

00:22:53.440 and girls can be boys.

00:22:54.500 There's a whole article in the Washington Post

00:22:55.880 about this supposedly don't say gay bill,

00:22:57.560 which is exactly not what this bill is in Florida.

00:23:00.880 It's amazing.

00:23:01.480 The operative provision of that bill is two paragraphs long.

00:23:03.520 It's very easy to read.

00:23:04.300 It's in plain English.

00:23:04.900 And what the bill basically says is you are not allowed to teach

00:23:08.300 about sexual orientation or gender identity

00:23:10.800 in a non-age-appropriate way to primary school kids,

00:23:14.260 kids K through three.

00:23:15.860 It's not even up until fifth grade.

00:23:17.540 By the way, I would back this level on K through 12.

00:23:19.580 I would.

00:23:20.120 Because here's my feeling about this.

00:23:22.600 I did not delegate my kids to you at any point 0.99

00:23:24.240 for you to teach this garbage to my children. 0.98

00:23:26.600 And so Greg Sargent over at the Washington Post, 0.99

00:23:28.240 he writes this entire article.

00:23:29.120 He says, well, you know, this makes teachers very nervous.

00:23:30.860 It makes them feel on edge.

00:23:31.940 And I said on my show, I don't know a group of people in America.

00:23:34.060 I want to be more on edge than teachers.

00:23:35.560 I want them to be on edge.

00:23:36.800 I'm delegating to you the most precious asset

00:23:39.000 that is in my control, my children.

00:23:40.980 You should be on edge.

00:23:41.960 You should feel like your job is on the line

00:23:43.940 every time you teach my kids.

00:23:45.780 Yes, I want you to feel any moment

00:23:47.400 that the trap door could go out from under you

00:23:48.840 and you could be fed to the alligators.

00:23:50.320 I want you to feel that way.

00:23:51.340 And now that we know that they're a bunch of Marxist, 0.98

00:23:53.280 racist wackos, like we should be watching them double time. 0.98

00:23:56.500 I have to say, I have to congratulate the left 0.99

00:23:58.520 on the don't say gay thing.

00:23:59.840 They're so good at this.

00:24:00.760 They instantaneously brand things

00:24:03.160 with this very repeatable name

00:24:05.600 that makes it sound like it's hateful.

00:24:07.000 Well, they have two things going in their favor.

00:24:08.640 One, they use marketing and we don't use marketing

00:24:10.780 on the right.

00:24:13.060 The 1619 Project.

00:24:15.020 I guarantee you a marketing agency came up with that.

00:24:19.600 Ogleby or something.

00:24:20.300 Yeah, exactly. 0.95

00:24:21.300 Don't say gay.

00:24:22.560 And then the other thing is that 0.94

00:24:23.660 they're so good because they control all the institutions

00:24:26.620 at in less than a day,

00:24:29.100 they can ensure that whatever they've created

00:24:31.520 in their marketing agency is ubiquitous.

00:24:33.680 Yeah, right.

00:24:34.300 And so on the right, we end up being victims of it.

00:24:37.360 So we, in the same way that atheists have to affirm God 0.95

00:24:40.740 every time they say what they are,

00:24:42.080 because the word contains theest right in it, right?

00:24:46.900 On the right, we almost exclusively talk about these issues

00:24:50.900 while affirming the broad structures

00:24:53.780 of the left's created narrative.

00:24:54.980 We all say COVID.

00:24:56.140 We all say COVID instead of the Chinese virus.

00:24:57.900 Well, and worse than that,

00:24:58.920 we say tested positive when we get it.

00:25:02.340 Yeah, I know.

00:25:02.780 Oh, I'm not feeling well.

00:25:04.360 What happened?

00:25:04.900 I'm tested positive.

00:25:06.540 Really for, tested positive is a reference to AIDS

00:25:09.880 at a time when AIDS was a death sentence.

00:25:12.600 Yeah, yeah.

00:25:12.920 Interesting.

00:25:13.240 Why do we use the term tested positive?

00:25:15.700 Why don't we test ourselves?

00:25:16.800 We have to flip.

00:25:17.920 And I'll go one step further.

00:25:19.460 Even on things, you brought up Joe Rogan

00:25:21.260 and you brought up the misinformation stuff,

00:25:23.820 all of their objections or no objections.

00:25:25.760 Yeah.

00:25:26.640 That story was something like 270 medical professionals

00:25:31.380 Yeah, yeah.

00:25:32.340 Signed letter condemning Joe Rogan.

00:25:33.920 And we all reported on it.

00:25:35.020 And they keep repeating it too.

00:25:35.980 And we keep saying,

00:25:36.760 well, that's like 0.00001%

00:25:41.260 of medical professionals in the country.

00:25:42.520 It was also dentists.

00:25:43.400 When we talk about it.

00:25:44.280 Dentists and nobodies.

00:25:45.320 There were nobodies.

00:25:45.920 A more proper headline would have been

00:25:47.820 statistically no medical professional.

00:25:50.500 Signed letter condemning Joe Rogan.

00:25:52.080 Yes, yes.

00:25:52.520 But we grant them all these premises.

00:25:54.760 And we're also always about three or four decades

00:25:58.580 behind the left.

00:26:00.480 So we talk about gender ideology

00:26:01.960 or what's going on in the schools.

00:26:03.780 Well, this is all a direct outgrowth

00:26:05.980 of what they used to call comprehensive sex education,

00:26:09.200 which has been in the school system

00:26:10.740 since like the 50s and 60s.

00:26:12.740 And there's always been people,

00:26:13.920 some people on the right

00:26:14.560 who criticize comprehensive sex education.

00:26:16.620 But for a long time, up until recently,

00:26:18.600 that you were considered kind of like a puritan.

00:26:20.640 But the moment that we granted

00:26:23.560 to the government education system

00:26:24.800 the right to talk to our kids,

00:26:27.600 not about the biology of sex,

00:26:29.680 but about their own ideas of-

00:26:32.140 The morality.

00:26:32.800 The morality of sex.

00:26:33.860 The moment we gave that,

00:26:36.560 we ceded that ground to the government,

00:26:38.020 then all of this stuff was going to follow behind.

00:26:39.700 Because ever since comprehensive sex education came along,

00:26:43.080 what we are doing now is that government employees

00:26:45.860 are the teachers.

00:26:46.440 They're talking to kids about not just the birds and the bees,

00:26:50.620 this is how babies are made, 0.84

00:26:52.360 but this is the right time to have sex. 0.92

00:26:55.020 These are the attitudes you should have about sex. 0.98

00:26:58.700 Why would you ever want a government employee

00:27:00.840 to talk to your kid about it?

00:27:01.820 You know, to that point,

00:27:03.840 right now the move is to justify

00:27:07.320 and normalize adult child sex.

00:27:10.900 And we're not taking it seriously,

00:27:12.680 and we don't see it coming,

00:27:13.520 but it's obviously coming.

00:27:15.000 It's their next move,

00:27:16.220 and it's like,

00:27:16.700 it's what they're pushing.

00:27:18.000 And this time,

00:27:19.120 you know,

00:27:19.320 this time the guy gets thrown out of school,

00:27:21.100 this time the guy gets fired,

00:27:22.300 next time he won't get fired,

00:27:23.380 next time it'll be like,

00:27:24.160 suddenly an editorial in the New York Times.

00:27:26.460 You know,

00:27:26.600 well,

00:27:26.920 man,

00:27:27.400 child,

00:27:28.000 you know,

00:27:28.580 the draw,

00:27:29.640 the appeal is not-

00:27:30.720 Well,

00:27:31.100 they'll set the predicate.

00:27:32.560 So what they'll set the predicate for

00:27:34.060 is they will say children have,

00:27:35.700 they won't call them children,

00:27:37.240 they'll say young adults

00:27:38.020 have the power to make autonomous decisions.

00:27:40.700 We know the science

00:27:41.780 with regard to gender,

00:27:43.140 and kids can choose their own gender

00:27:44.540 as young as the age of three.

00:27:46.100 And we know that kids

00:27:47.460 need to have

00:27:48.460 life-destroying surgery

00:27:49.720 and hormonal treatment by 15

00:27:51.220 to prevent puberty

00:27:52.200 from fully setting in.

00:27:53.320 And those kids are capable

00:27:54.240 of making those decisions.

00:27:55.340 How can you possibly say

00:27:56.220 a 15-year-old

00:27:56.860 is capable of making those decisions, 0.97

00:27:58.280 but is not capable of having sex 0.90

00:27:59.520 with the person? 0.71

00:27:59.640 And how can you?

00:28:00.520 How can you?

00:28:01.120 By the way,

00:28:01.720 it is logically consistent.

00:28:02.720 It is.

00:28:02.980 I mean,

00:28:03.260 if you're making the argument

00:28:04.240 that a 15-year-old 1.00

00:28:04.960 can chop a penis off 1.00

00:28:06.680 and turn it into a gaping wound, 1.00

00:28:08.840 and that this is going to be

00:28:10.200 treated by society

00:28:11.440 as an overt good,

00:28:13.040 it's going to be treated by society

00:28:14.040 as a positive step

00:28:15.180 on behalf of humanity.

00:28:16.460 How can you say that?

00:28:17.780 Right,

00:28:18.160 then how can you rule out

00:28:19.040 sexual identity?

00:28:19.360 I actually think it's a lot,

00:28:20.400 it'll be the easiest one

00:28:21.480 that they ever do.

00:28:22.840 Because convincing human beings

00:28:27.100 to deny biological reality

00:28:29.420 cuts against all of human history.

00:28:32.440 Literally since the beginning chapters

00:28:34.820 of the Bible,

00:28:35.980 male and female,

00:28:37.000 he made them.

00:28:37.420 We have understood

00:28:39.160 since at least kindergarten cop

00:28:41.800 in 1995 1.00

00:28:42.500 that boys have a penis 1.00

00:28:44.160 and girls have a vagina. 1.00

00:28:45.720 This has been part of 0.99

00:28:47.340 what every human on earth

00:28:48.460 has ever known.

00:28:51.820 Conversely,

00:28:52.860 for most of human history,

00:28:54.160 adults had sex with children. 0.72

00:28:56.120 I'm not suggesting it's a...

00:28:57.300 At least young adults.

00:28:57.800 Young adults.

00:28:58.140 I'm not suggesting it's a moral good,

00:28:59.820 but I am suggesting that

00:29:00.680 the age of sexual maturity

00:29:04.200 used to probably be

00:29:05.300 about 13, 14 years old.

00:29:06.620 In almost every society on earth.

00:29:08.540 And those 13 and 14 year olds

00:29:09.600 didn't have sex 0.65

00:29:10.260 with other 13, 14 year olds. 0.77

00:29:11.640 They had sex with adults. 0.71

00:29:13.280 30 year olds, right. 0.97

00:29:13.840 That's right.

00:29:14.600 And so,

00:29:16.120 this will be,

00:29:17.020 it seems outrageous to us.

00:29:18.380 You say we're not even talking about it.

00:29:19.400 It seems so far-fetched.

00:29:20.740 It's so much less far-fetched.

00:29:22.480 Yeah, of course.

00:29:23.080 In the comparative scope.

00:29:26.040 Anthropology.

00:29:26.820 Anthropology.

00:29:27.560 Then the things they've already

00:29:28.900 convinced us all must be...

00:29:30.620 Yeah, that's why I hate

00:29:31.540 the slippery slope.

00:29:33.360 This is not a slippery slope

00:29:34.520 because we've actually...

00:29:35.560 We've sloped.

00:29:35.900 We've got to the bottom

00:29:37.580 of the slope.

00:29:38.020 Right, yeah, yeah.

00:29:38.640 We leapfrogged all this stuff

00:29:39.820 and now we're just going to go back

00:29:40.880 and cover the bases we skipped.

00:29:43.340 You know,

00:29:43.680 before the show,

00:29:44.640 Knowles and I were talking

00:29:45.700 and we were saying,

00:29:46.340 you know,

00:29:46.500 we now live in a country

00:29:47.360 where we slaughter

00:29:48.280 3,000 babies a day

00:29:49.660 where I have to say

00:29:51.760 slavery was a grave evil

00:29:53.540 and an offense to God.

00:29:54.880 This is worse.

00:29:55.640 This is actually worse.

00:29:56.740 3,000 babies a day.

00:29:58.020 We're mutilating children,

00:29:59.580 as you say.

00:30:00.640 I have gone from praying

00:30:02.220 God bless America

00:30:03.440 to God remembers

00:30:05.060 if you're faithful

00:30:05.900 in the day of your wrath.

00:30:07.180 If there were even 10.

00:30:09.880 Because we are really

00:30:11.640 in a bad way

00:30:12.460 and when I talk to young people,

00:30:13.940 when I talk to young people,

00:30:14.860 they don't love America

00:30:16.240 like I do

00:30:16.800 because I remember

00:30:17.500 an America

00:30:17.980 that wasn't doing this stuff.

00:30:18.980 You're living in the wrong place,

00:30:20.480 man.

00:30:20.900 I mean,

00:30:21.120 I really like...

00:30:21.940 I'm such a believer

00:30:22.700 in the big sort.

00:30:23.360 I think the big sort

00:30:23.940 is the best thing

00:30:24.560 that's happened.

00:30:24.840 I do too.

00:30:25.500 And I think

00:30:25.900 if they overturn Roe v. Wade,

00:30:27.480 it'll double time.

00:30:28.280 Yeah, good.

00:30:28.940 Good.

00:30:29.420 Really good.

00:30:30.460 This is...

00:30:31.140 Honestly,

00:30:31.720 I felt about the masking rules

00:30:33.180 and about all this.

00:30:33.840 I was like,

00:30:34.080 listen,

00:30:34.300 these are all bad

00:30:34.880 and I'm glad

00:30:35.200 that more Americans

00:30:35.760 are now living in freedom

00:30:36.540 in blue states.

00:30:37.480 But to a certain extent,

00:30:38.180 I want blue states

00:30:38.700 to govern exactly

00:30:39.300 like blue states govern

00:30:40.020 and you get to choose

00:30:40.820 to live there

00:30:41.340 and you get to choose 1.00

00:30:41.980 to vote for this garbage. 1.00

00:30:43.300 I want red states 1.00

00:30:43.900 getting redder.

00:30:44.440 I want blue states

00:30:45.000 getting bluer.

00:30:45.820 And let's see,

00:30:46.280 clarity above agreement,

00:30:47.220 right?

00:30:47.380 I'll paraphrase my friend

00:30:48.280 Dennis Prager.

00:30:49.160 Clarity above agreement.

00:30:50.700 And then you get to choose

00:30:51.420 how you want to live

00:30:52.020 because I can tell you,

00:30:52.620 people who are living

00:30:53.140 in Tennessee

00:30:53.560 are very proud

00:30:54.300 to be American.

00:30:54.820 People who are living 0.82

00:30:55.180 in Florida

00:30:55.520 are very proud

00:30:56.080 to be American.

00:30:56.600 People who are living 0.82

00:30:56.960 in Texas

00:30:57.260 are very proud

00:30:57.760 to be American.

00:30:58.580 People who live

00:30:59.060 in New York

00:30:59.680 are very proud

00:31:00.140 to be international citizens

00:31:01.200 with global perspectives

00:31:02.340 on the innate non-difference

00:31:05.680 between men and women.

00:31:06.420 I will agree that...

00:31:07.340 I agree with you

00:31:07.860 100% on this.

00:31:08.600 I will acknowledge

00:31:10.040 that I find

00:31:11.900 our national anthem

00:31:12.960 painful to reflect on today.

00:31:16.340 That it's impossible

00:31:17.540 to watch children

00:31:19.140 being masked

00:31:20.020 it's impossible

00:31:21.360 to watch people

00:31:22.780 being driven

00:31:23.360 into poverty

00:31:24.080 and despair

00:31:25.240 and government dependency

00:31:26.220 by their jobs

00:31:27.380 being not only

00:31:28.380 shut down

00:31:28.900 but all the wealth

00:31:30.140 being redistributed

00:31:31.920 to a very small

00:31:33.180 handful of corporations

00:31:34.160 at the government's

00:31:35.680 express doing.

00:31:37.560 With no loyalty

00:31:38.180 to the nation.

00:31:38.780 And not because of

00:31:40.040 they won

00:31:40.900 in some sort of

00:31:41.680 competitive market environment

00:31:43.380 but because the government

00:31:44.060 forced it

00:31:44.860 to then sing

00:31:46.200 the land of the free.

00:31:48.000 Even freaking

00:31:49.680 Tom Hanks

00:31:52.000 can't with a straight face

00:31:53.480 today say

00:31:54.020 it's the land of the brave.

00:31:54.620 Well he doesn't say

00:31:55.200 the land of the brave.

00:31:55.380 Which is why he says

00:31:56.020 it's the land of the brave.

00:31:56.580 The land of the brave.

00:31:57.520 They took out the free

00:31:58.320 because they couldn't say it.

00:32:00.000 Here's a question for Ben.

00:32:01.320 Why didn't our founders

00:32:02.460 give us a process

00:32:03.720 for kicking states

00:32:04.660 out of the union?

00:32:06.820 It never really

00:32:08.000 occurred to them

00:32:08.860 that states

00:32:10.020 would have to be

00:32:10.500 kicked out of the union.

00:32:11.220 What the federal government

00:32:12.140 is allowed to do

00:32:12.860 is intervene

00:32:13.520 if certain things

00:32:14.920 are prohibited

00:32:15.780 by the state.

00:32:16.240 So for example

00:32:16.740 the federal constitution

00:32:17.920 does require

00:32:18.840 that the federal government

00:32:20.580 has to guarantee

00:32:21.280 to the state

00:32:22.140 a republican form of government.

00:32:23.560 So for example

00:32:24.080 if there's certain

00:32:24.560 basic rights

00:32:25.340 that end up being violated

00:32:26.500 to the extent

00:32:26.960 that there is no

00:32:27.400 republican form of government

00:32:28.260 in the states

00:32:28.700 then the federal government

00:32:29.660 does have the ability

00:32:30.460 to intervene.

00:32:31.060 But those were

00:32:31.340 very, very narrow powers.

00:32:33.280 And actually

00:32:33.940 the federal government

00:32:34.580 this was the battle

00:32:35.720 during the Civil War

00:32:36.600 which is really

00:32:39.120 separatable

00:32:39.800 into sort of two things.

00:32:40.940 One is

00:32:41.340 does the federal government

00:32:42.100 have the power

00:32:42.640 to intervene

00:32:43.280 when it comes to

00:32:44.560 things like

00:32:45.060 stopping slavery?

00:32:46.340 And one is

00:32:46.920 does the federal government

00:32:47.740 have the power

00:32:48.200 to intervene

00:32:48.740 over a vast panoply

00:32:49.720 of issues

00:32:50.240 that don't include slavery?

00:32:52.400 And these are

00:32:53.660 very open questions.

00:32:55.180 You can say

00:32:55.460 on a moral level

00:32:56.080 the federal government

00:32:56.680 had the power

00:32:57.100 to intervene

00:32:57.440 to stop slavery

00:32:58.060 and it was the right thing

00:32:58.840 to stop slavery.

00:32:59.920 And you can also say

00:33:00.600 that as a constitutional question

00:33:01.800 it was quite open

00:33:02.680 as to

00:33:03.000 there were full-scale

00:33:04.480 constitutional debates

00:33:05.240 from basically inception

00:33:06.320 until the Civil War

00:33:07.160 about what exactly

00:33:08.100 were the powers

00:33:08.660 of the federal government

00:33:09.440 if the states felt

00:33:10.720 that they were going

00:33:11.680 to go a different direction

00:33:12.640 than the federal government.

00:33:13.400 Was the power

00:33:13.780 to secede

00:33:14.280 presence in the Constitution

00:33:15.480 was a debate

00:33:16.360 that encompassed

00:33:17.240 everybody up to

00:33:17.900 the former Vice President

00:33:18.800 of the United States

00:33:19.500 John C. Calhoun.

00:33:20.640 Try it and you can

00:33:21.320 read the dissent

00:33:22.700 in our Supreme Court case

00:33:24.800 about the OSHA mandate

00:33:25.820 and see that

00:33:26.900 three of the nine justices

00:33:28.240 currently on the court

00:33:28.980 actually believe

00:33:29.740 that the constraint

00:33:30.880 on the federal government

00:33:31.800 is only what they think

00:33:32.980 is best.

00:33:33.580 Yep.

00:33:33.960 If they think it's best

00:33:34.800 they should be able to do it.

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00:33:57.420 I have absolutely

00:33:58.400 no idea what this means

00:33:59.200 in the teleprompter

00:33:59.880 but

00:34:00.200 oh it's the Helix ad read

00:34:02.800 what?

00:34:03.520 We should definitely

00:34:04.220 talk about Helix.

00:34:04.980 You need to get more sleep

00:34:06.740 as well.

00:34:06.860 I'm going to tell you

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00:34:09.260 I'm going to tell you

00:34:10.500 the problem

00:34:10.860 with our advertiser

00:34:11.900 they told me

00:34:12.960 it says riff

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00:34:14.800 and how everybody

00:34:15.920 on the show

00:34:16.400 has a Helix mattress

00:34:17.240 and then I realized

00:34:18.540 wait you all have

00:34:19.420 Helix mattresses?

00:34:20.320 It's great yeah

00:34:20.920 it's great I love it

00:34:21.860 they're really nice

00:34:22.380 unbelievable

00:34:23.100 I'm the only guy

00:34:24.440 on the set

00:34:25.040 who hasn't slept

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00:34:26.400 and then I think

00:34:27.460 about how

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00:34:30.720 freaking tired

00:34:31.560 and you guys

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00:34:46.820 why would you buy

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00:34:49.720 You're getting

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00:36:06.800 so what else is there

00:36:09.460 to complain about tonight

00:36:10.400 not too much

00:36:12.240 because it's a very good night

00:36:13.360 because we're releasing

00:36:13.980 our first original movie

00:36:15.120 yeah absolutely right

00:36:16.320 that's pretty good stuff

00:36:17.320 the Biden administration

00:36:18.380 they can try to get us

00:36:19.460 all to smoke crack

00:36:20.140 or whatever they want

00:36:20.840 but we're not just

00:36:21.960 commenting on it

00:36:22.660 we're actually creating

00:36:23.560 the culture

00:36:24.040 yeah that's right

00:36:24.700 I couldn't be more

00:36:26.240 thrilled about the movie

00:36:27.000 we're going to hear

00:36:27.860 from DJ Caruso

00:36:28.800 the director of the film

00:36:30.280 coming up in just a few

00:36:31.060 minutes and then Dallas

00:36:31.840 Sonier our producing

00:36:32.660 partner on all of our

00:36:33.940 projects in development

00:36:34.800 right now will be

00:36:35.440 joining us

00:36:35.940 but it really is a huge

00:36:37.160 night

00:36:37.400 we get to do so many

00:36:39.540 incredibly fun things

00:36:41.040 in our jobs right

00:36:41.920 I mean just that

00:36:43.440 Helix ad alone

00:36:44.320 we do

00:36:46.780 we get to work with

00:36:48.060 great people

00:36:48.880 we get to be a part

00:36:49.460 of historic events

00:36:50.240 as with the OSHA

00:36:50.940 mandate case

00:36:52.340 we actually get to feel

00:36:53.800 like we're participating

00:36:55.420 in the democracy

00:36:56.480 I actually know

00:36:57.020 a lot of people

00:36:57.720 are very depressed

00:36:58.380 by what's going on

00:36:59.040 in the country

00:36:59.480 and people ask me

00:37:00.540 all the time

00:37:00.940 how do you live

00:37:02.300 in this news environment

00:37:03.220 and not get depressed

00:37:03.940 how do you get out of

00:37:04.580 bed in the morning

00:37:05.000 and the answer is

00:37:06.340 I'm in the fight

00:37:07.540 and win or lose

00:37:09.980 we're expending our best

00:37:11.340 in defense of what we

00:37:12.740 believe

00:37:12.980 and that's rejuvenating

00:37:13.860 and enlivening

00:37:15.980 also we get to make 0.96

00:37:17.780 a freaking movie 0.68

00:37:18.400 yeah 0.85

00:37:18.640 right

00:37:19.060 we get to do the thing

00:37:20.880 that our mentor

00:37:21.780 Andrew Breitbart

00:37:22.580 always said

00:37:23.560 that politics is

00:37:24.200 downstream of the

00:37:24.880 culture

00:37:25.160 and he used to say

00:37:26.680 you know

00:37:27.000 one of these days

00:37:27.960 someone in our space

00:37:28.800 is going to have to

00:37:29.480 get upstream

00:37:30.420 of the political

00:37:31.140 and do something

00:37:32.060 because of our

00:37:32.880 dailywire.com members

00:37:33.980 we've been put in a place

00:37:35.600 where we get to do

00:37:36.180 get to do it

00:37:37.220 it really is a dream

00:37:37.880 it's funny

00:37:38.340 I see conservatives

00:37:39.820 on social media

00:37:41.400 sometimes ragging on us

00:37:43.040 you know

00:37:43.360 like for making movies

00:37:44.780 and things

00:37:45.420 and I just think like

00:37:46.200 no you're missing

00:37:46.980 the whole point

00:37:47.880 I mean this is

00:37:48.500 this is celebration time

00:37:49.900 this is the best

00:37:50.600 they're addicted to losing

00:37:51.860 some conservatives love

00:37:53.220 I think they

00:37:53.760 they're so used to losing

00:37:54.800 that they cling on to it

00:37:56.780 they've gotten used to it

00:37:57.360 I agree

00:37:57.760 one of the things

00:37:58.520 that was important

00:37:59.040 to Ben and I

00:37:59.640 at the onset

00:38:00.380 was to make movies

00:38:01.360 that people want to see

00:38:02.320 instead of movies

00:38:03.280 that people want to

00:38:04.120 want to see

00:38:04.640 and it occurred to me

00:38:06.380 recently that

00:38:07.160 art is the only place

00:38:09.660 where conservatives

00:38:10.240 don't believe in meritocracy

00:38:11.760 yeah

00:38:12.240 like we

00:38:12.760 our entire world view

00:38:14.720 is premised on

00:38:15.520 work hard

00:38:16.640 excel

00:38:17.480 do better

00:38:18.160 and rise

00:38:18.840 and when it comes time

00:38:20.060 to make art

00:38:20.660 or entertainment

00:38:21.280 we're like

00:38:22.240 forget everything

00:38:23.700 we just said

00:38:24.320 that was

00:38:26.740 that was pretty good

00:38:28.040 I have to say

00:38:29.500 this is

00:38:29.920 not to get too intellectual

00:38:31.580 this is part of the

00:38:32.260 protestant ethos

00:38:33.060 from the very beginning

00:38:33.940 from the reformation

00:38:34.880 was that things

00:38:35.920 should be

00:38:36.580 art

00:38:36.880 art is a snare

00:38:38.000 and a delusion

00:38:38.620 and it should have

00:38:39.460 a good message

00:38:40.100 and the message

00:38:40.780 would be better

00:38:41.520 just said directly

00:38:42.400 and that was very

00:38:43.800 right after Luther 0.73

00:38:45.620 nailed the 95 theses

00:38:47.020 on the wall

00:38:47.460 that was like

00:38:47.960 basically what

00:38:48.660 protestants

00:38:49.540 Plato was kind of

00:38:50.420 well Plato was

00:38:51.500 not too happy

00:38:52.440 about it either

00:38:52.820 but seriously

00:38:53.660 this is a thing

00:38:54.940 that has leaked

00:38:56.320 into art

00:38:56.540 but it's a unique moment

00:38:57.520 because I was

00:38:58.080 thinking about this

00:38:58.660 a lot the other day

00:38:59.460 that virtually all

00:39:01.320 great art

00:39:01.760 is in some way

00:39:02.360 subversive

00:39:03.260 yes

00:39:03.480 it has to be

00:39:03.940 subversive

00:39:04.520 of something

00:39:05.040 because it has to

00:39:05.540 comment on something

00:39:06.340 art is a medium

00:39:07.100 where you're commenting

00:39:07.700 on the thing

00:39:08.220 that you're observing

00:39:09.420 and I think

00:39:10.980 that for a long time

00:39:11.800 it was hard

00:39:12.440 for conservatives

00:39:12.940 to make great art

00:39:13.620 absent being

00:39:15.000 Solzhenitsyn

00:39:15.540 in the Soviet Union

00:39:16.360 or absent living

00:39:17.800 under East German

00:39:18.600 Stasi rule 0.99

00:39:19.320 or something

00:39:19.760 and now the truth

00:39:21.140 is that

00:39:21.600 when it comes

00:39:22.160 to the culture

00:39:22.640 we are losing

00:39:23.420 and so that actually

00:39:24.600 offers us

00:39:25.220 a couple of opportunities

00:39:26.140 one to make

00:39:26.740 actual great art

00:39:27.900 that I think

00:39:28.980 is a commentary

00:39:29.780 on the world

00:39:30.880 that we live in

00:39:31.400 but second

00:39:32.340 there's no market

00:39:34.260 for this

00:39:34.560 I mean Jeremy

00:39:35.000 you and I

00:39:35.320 started talking

00:39:35.800 about making movies

00:39:36.420 together

00:39:36.660 before we talked

00:39:37.340 about doing

00:39:37.640 any other sort

00:39:38.140 of business

00:39:38.400 together

00:39:38.720 our very first

00:39:40.560 conversation

00:39:41.100 was this

00:39:41.760 it was a conversation

00:39:42.640 hooked up by

00:39:43.240 at that time

00:39:43.920 our friend Mark Masters

00:39:44.680 over at Talk Radio Network

00:39:46.020 I was working over there

00:39:47.080 and he had wanted

00:39:47.740 to do some movies

00:39:48.220 and he said

00:39:48.560 well Ben

00:39:48.920 you know movies

00:39:49.320 and Jeremy

00:39:49.680 you know movies

00:39:50.100 you guys should

00:39:50.520 should talk

00:39:51.240 this was back

00:39:51.840 in

00:39:52.160 it would have been

00:39:52.660 2010 probably

00:39:54.120 and our very first

00:39:56.180 conversation was about this

00:39:57.200 and you were doing

00:39:58.180 something called

00:39:58.540 Declaration Entertainment

00:39:59.240 which was

00:39:59.900 a support driven

00:40:02.080 entertainment idea

00:40:03.480 the idea was

00:40:04.040 people were going to

00:40:04.740 essentially donate money

00:40:06.180 to you

00:40:06.700 through subscriptions

00:40:08.300 in order to make movies

00:40:09.440 and the time

00:40:10.420 wasn't ripe

00:40:10.860 and the reason

00:40:11.760 that the time

00:40:12.180 wasn't ripe

00:40:12.700 is because

00:40:13.300 Hollywood

00:40:14.040 as much as they

00:40:15.000 hated Americans

00:40:15.500 was still making movies

00:40:16.660 that Americans

00:40:17.160 actually wanted to see

00:40:18.400 that was still

00:40:19.340 at a time

00:40:19.680 when things like

00:40:20.440 Return of the King

00:40:21.420 could win Best Picture

00:40:22.060 and Dark Knight

00:40:22.540 could be nominated

00:40:23.060 for Best Picture

00:40:23.680 and now

00:40:25.160 Hollywood so overtly

00:40:26.860 hates our guts

00:40:27.680 that you cannot name

00:40:29.220 a movie or a TV show

00:40:30.600 where there isn't

00:40:31.360 some sort of

00:40:32.000 sucker punch

00:40:32.340 you know

00:40:32.540 we were talking about

00:40:33.380 this the other day

00:40:33.940 try and name a movie

00:40:35.020 or TV show

00:40:35.560 where there isn't

00:40:36.060 some sort of

00:40:36.900 message directed

00:40:37.900 subversively

00:40:38.660 at traditional values

00:40:39.500 it's literally

00:40:41.080 impossible

00:40:41.920 even films that

00:40:42.520 are ostensibly

00:40:43.240 even films

00:40:44.020 or television shows

00:40:44.640 that are ostensibly

00:40:45.160 conservative

00:40:45.580 so my favorite

00:40:47.080 example is

00:40:47.640 Captain America

00:40:48.220 in the last

00:40:48.700 Endgame

00:40:49.040 here's a guy

00:40:49.940 from the 1940s

00:40:51.060 who's a Christian

00:40:52.020 who volunteered

00:40:53.320 underage to go

00:40:54.160 fight Nazis

00:40:54.920 who subjected

00:40:55.700 himself to

00:40:56.400 human experimentation

00:40:57.440 so that we

00:40:58.300 could defeat

00:40:58.680 the Nazis 0.71

00:40:59.160 who gets frozen

00:41:00.480 and comes back

00:41:01.180 literally wears

00:41:02.040 red white and blue

00:41:02.720 and calls himself

00:41:03.340 Captain America

00:41:04.120 and they had to

00:41:05.460 have him in a scene

00:41:06.320 at the beginning

00:41:06.680 of Endgame

00:41:07.200 where he's in a

00:41:08.260 counseling session

00:41:09.160 because of the

00:41:09.680 horrors

00:41:10.100 that the world

00:41:11.020 has endured

00:41:11.480 and we come

00:41:12.620 to find out

00:41:13.240 through sort of

00:41:13.740 a revelation

00:41:14.280 that the person

00:41:14.920 he's talking to

00:41:15.600 is a married gay man

00:41:16.760 now what is that about

00:41:18.400 well that's about

00:41:19.600 the filmmakers

00:41:20.540 being embarrassed

00:41:21.420 that they've been

00:41:22.060 making a show

00:41:22.680 about a guy

00:41:23.120 called Captain America

00:41:24.100 for the last 20 years

00:41:25.420 and they need to

00:41:26.100 let you know

00:41:26.740 that he may have

00:41:27.700 he may come from

00:41:28.480 the 1940s

00:41:29.280 middle America

00:41:29.860 he may call himself

00:41:31.060 America

00:41:31.440 he may wear

00:41:33.460 red white and blue

00:41:34.520 but he doesn't

00:41:35.280 belong to you

00:41:36.060 you don't get

00:41:37.280 to have him anymore

00:41:38.180 and of course

00:41:39.800 it's not just

00:41:40.280 around sexual ethics

00:41:41.820 that they do this

00:41:42.840 they're doing it

00:41:43.360 across

00:41:44.100 the best is Yellowstone

00:41:44.800 the best is Yellowstone

00:41:45.460 of course Yellowstone

00:41:46.220 you've got

00:41:46.680 you've got a rancher 0.96

00:41:48.800 who believes in

00:41:49.740 millionaire rancher

00:41:50.760 who believes in

00:41:51.340 nothing more

00:41:51.920 than his freedom

00:41:52.540 right

00:41:53.080 get off my land

00:41:54.300 literally

00:41:54.700 is his mantra

00:41:55.820 and he decides

00:41:57.460 that he's going to

00:41:57.900 shack up with a

00:41:58.680 Greenpeace protester

00:41:59.880 and give

00:42:01.200 shock her

00:42:02.460 with the degree

00:42:03.540 to which he believes

00:42:04.360 we've destroyed the earth

00:42:05.500 it's all for naught

00:42:06.800 he actually has a line

00:42:07.880 in which he says

00:42:08.460 I don't think we have

00:42:09.700 a hundred years left

00:42:10.660 before God wipes us

00:42:12.080 all out

00:42:12.520 and starts over

00:42:13.540 if he has the heart

00:42:15.240 for it

00:42:15.960 what are you talking

00:42:18.400 about

00:42:18.620 the bottom line

00:42:19.320 is that the left

00:42:20.140 over the course

00:42:20.700 of the last couple

00:42:21.140 years particularly

00:42:21.720 has decided

00:42:22.380 that they

00:42:22.860 are going to become

00:42:24.080 what we are

00:42:24.940 currently accusing

00:42:25.600 the right of being

00:42:26.100 they're only going

00:42:26.940 to make missional movies

00:42:27.740 so for years

00:42:28.920 the left was like

00:42:29.360 I'll make a good movie

00:42:30.000 and then the mission

00:42:30.420 will just sort of be there

00:42:31.100 and now it's like

00:42:32.320 no no no

00:42:32.660 that's not enough

00:42:33.240 this is why

00:42:34.040 they're also doing

00:42:34.560 the routine where

00:42:35.220 if you are casting 0.94

00:42:36.540 a gay person 0.72

00:42:37.820 the person who's 0.89

00:42:38.560 playing it 0.99

00:42:38.860 has to be gay 1.00

00:42:39.380 or if you are 0.99

00:42:40.100 casting a disabled person 0.99

00:42:41.660 the person has to be

00:42:42.360 disabled

00:42:42.580 you can't have

00:42:43.000 a white couple

00:42:43.580 every couple

00:42:44.400 every single couple

00:42:45.380 has to be either

00:42:46.080 mixed race or black 0.99

00:42:47.520 and you can't talk

00:42:48.420 about the problems

00:42:48.980 of if you ever

00:42:49.720 have a movie

00:42:50.180 about the problems

00:42:50.880 of white people

00:42:52.420 who are not

00:42:53.000 wildly impoverished

00:42:54.460 it's a problem

00:42:54.820 and even if they

00:42:55.220 are wildly impoverished

00:42:55.940 if you make

00:42:56.340 hillbilly elegy

00:42:56.980 it's a real problem

00:42:57.620 and interestingly

00:42:58.240 when I was in England

00:42:59.380 this killed

00:42:59.960 the British film industry

00:43:00.900 they hated

00:43:02.100 four weddings

00:43:02.720 and a funeral

00:43:03.240 I said that's

00:43:03.920 an entertaining film

00:43:04.640 oh yeah

00:43:05.100 we don't want to do that

00:43:05.920 we want to do 0.99

00:43:06.620 two gay guys 0.97

00:43:07.440 who are Muslim 0.98

00:43:08.580 in a laundrette

00:43:09.820 you know

00:43:10.060 because everybody

00:43:10.520 wants to see that

00:43:11.400 and it just killed

00:43:11.980 their industry

00:43:13.000 which had come back

00:43:14.100 because of these

00:43:14.780 great films

00:43:15.200 you know

00:43:15.740 I have to say

00:43:16.900 about Shut In

00:43:17.600 about 15 years ago

00:43:20.340 I went into a hotel

00:43:21.960 I stayed in the penthouse

00:43:24.180 where there was one room

00:43:25.080 at the top of the floor

00:43:26.280 I came in

00:43:27.600 I locked the door

00:43:28.400 I put the chain on the door

00:43:29.460 I took my clothes off

00:43:30.560 I went into the bathroom

00:43:31.360 closed the door

00:43:32.000 went to the bathroom

00:43:32.580 went to open the door

00:43:33.320 and it was locked

00:43:34.660 and there was no button

00:43:36.020 on it

00:43:36.280 the only time

00:43:37.200 I've been in war zones

00:43:38.160 I've been in fist fights

00:43:39.000 I've been in all kinds

00:43:39.700 it's the only time

00:43:40.520 in my life

00:43:41.040 I ever said to myself

00:43:41.900 don't panic

00:43:43.240 out loud

00:43:44.240 out loud

00:43:44.700 don't panic

00:43:45.360 watching this film

00:43:47.720 I'm going to get you for it

00:43:49.360 PTSD 0.68

00:43:51.300 yeah

00:43:51.740 Andrew Klavan

00:43:52.500 walked into that bathroom

00:43:53.400 with hair

00:43:53.900 it was like a shock

00:43:56.640 of blonde hair

00:43:57.640 it was amazing

00:43:58.100 yeah somehow

00:43:58.920 conservatives still

00:43:59.820 hold on to hope

00:44:00.560 for a franchise

00:44:01.560 you know

00:44:02.220 for some of these

00:44:02.680 franchises that exist

00:44:03.480 I don't know how they do

00:44:04.500 like for example

00:44:05.160 this

00:44:06.680 the Lord of the Rings

00:44:07.480 Amazon series

00:44:08.740 yeah

00:44:09.020 and you still have

00:44:09.900 conservatives

00:44:10.180 oh I hope it's not woke 0.99

00:44:11.280 what do you

00:44:11.740 of course it's going to be woke

00:44:13.120 Amazon is making

00:44:14.780 Lord of the Rings

00:44:15.500 what do you think

00:44:16.160 they're going to

00:44:16.520 there is zero chance

00:44:17.960 every single

00:44:18.620 this is what

00:44:18.980 you have to understand

00:44:19.820 every single franchise

00:44:21.280 you love

00:44:21.940 is going in this direction

00:44:23.380 it cannot go

00:44:24.520 any other direction

00:44:25.140 but that

00:44:25.620 so just 0.98

00:44:26.020 have a foolish hope 0.97

00:44:26.860 and we can't afford 0.99

00:44:27.560 to buy those 1.00

00:44:28.420 fools hope 1.00

00:44:29.060 we can't afford 1.00

00:44:29.920 to buy those franchises

00:44:30.880 so we have to start

00:44:31.420 creating some

00:44:31.980 like if I could do anything

00:44:32.920 I'd buy Superman

00:44:33.640 to keep him Superman

00:44:34.480 but I don't

00:44:35.120 I'm not a multi

00:44:35.940 multi multi

00:44:36.500 billionaire

00:44:36.820 so I can't buy Superman

00:44:38.140 so we've got to

00:44:38.620 create some stuff

00:44:39.420 and you know

00:44:40.100 you talk about these

00:44:41.340 very overtly

00:44:42.100 left wing movies

00:44:43.400 like Don't Look Up

00:44:44.280 or things like that

00:44:45.020 I got nominated

00:44:45.460 for an Oscar

00:44:45.920 with 55% on Rotten Tomatoes

00:44:47.320 that's right

00:44:47.680 but I don't mind that

00:44:49.440 if you want to make

00:44:50.880 an overtly left wing movie

00:44:52.160 I'm fine with it

00:44:53.140 it's the sucker punch

00:44:54.240 that I hate 0.95

00:44:54.760 it's every conservative

00:44:56.240 in America

00:44:56.700 fell in love with

00:44:57.320 Ted Lasso last year

00:44:58.500 and you're in

00:44:59.380 the penultimate episode

00:45:00.580 and Ted Lasso

00:45:01.600 refers to God

00:45:02.420 as a she 1.00

00:45:02.920 that was a dishonest show

00:45:04.660 that was a dishonest show

00:45:05.560 from the first frame

00:45:06.640 what is the point

00:45:07.700 the point is to say

00:45:08.800 Midwestern American

00:45:10.640 football lover

00:45:11.440 doesn't belong to you

00:45:12.620 Midwesterners

00:45:13.320 he doesn't share

00:45:14.400 your values

00:45:14.940 that was the whole

00:45:15.620 that was the whole

00:45:16.280 theme of that show

00:45:16.800 I said at the minute

00:45:17.480 it came on

00:45:18.080 I said this guy

00:45:18.940 is a fundamentalist

00:45:19.940 Christian

00:45:20.300 except they won't

00:45:21.420 let him believe in God

00:45:22.220 they won't let him 0.94

00:45:22.860 not have sex 0.92

00:45:23.560 they won't let him

00:45:24.180 keep his marriage together

00:45:25.300 oh the marriage thing

00:45:26.060 was unbelievable

00:45:26.680 it was unbelievable

00:45:27.400 I mean they literally

00:45:28.080 they're like

00:45:28.560 oh well you know

00:45:29.040 what would be best

00:45:29.340 for the kid

00:45:29.680 is if you abandon

00:45:30.280 your child

00:45:30.780 and remain

00:45:31.220 several thousand

00:45:31.880 miles away

00:45:32.380 never seeing your son

00:45:33.340 but that's you know

00:45:33.940 that's just the way

00:45:34.460 modern families work

00:45:35.360 the whole show

00:45:36.340 is a lie

00:45:37.000 it's a lie

00:45:37.620 you know it's funny

00:45:38.100 with all these shows

00:45:38.880 though I mean I watched

00:45:39.620 a little Yellowstone

00:45:40.560 but not too much

00:45:41.500 I watched a little bit

00:45:42.100 of this

00:45:42.340 I never watched

00:45:43.000 the franchises

00:45:43.680 I just won't do it

00:45:46.180 I don't

00:45:46.680 I love movies

00:45:47.640 I grew up watching movies

00:45:48.720 I love watching

00:45:49.280 but I'm just not

00:45:50.400 going to do it

00:45:50.880 my life is too precious

00:45:52.280 my time is too short

00:45:53.620 so what I will do

00:45:54.620 is I will watch

00:45:56.180 old movies

00:45:57.000 and old TV shows

00:45:57.820 there's plenty of them

00:45:58.520 I can play those

00:45:59.580 or on the rare occasion

00:46:01.700 that there is some movie

00:46:03.540 that I know

00:46:04.960 isn't going to cram

00:46:06.120 some insane

00:46:07.440 insipid

00:46:08.520 tedious agenda 0.63

00:46:09.320 down my throat

00:46:09.780 I'll watch it

00:46:10.660 and I just think

00:46:11.060 if you give me

00:46:12.540 three shut-ins a year

00:46:14.020 I'll be happy

00:46:15.100 I'll get to see some movies

00:46:16.260 but I'm not going to watch 0.99

00:46:17.100 this other crap 0.97

00:46:17.460 here's a question 0.99

00:46:17.740 from a member

00:46:18.460 Run, Hide, Fight, Shut-In

00:46:20.280 and Terror on the Prairie

00:46:21.260 all have strong

00:46:22.380 female leads

00:46:23.480 was this a coincidence

00:46:24.940 will you make a movie

00:46:25.700 with a strong male lead

00:46:26.640 as well

00:46:26.980 we've been getting

00:46:28.040 this question a little bit

00:46:28.920 on Twitter

00:46:30.560 and I'm going to tell you

00:46:31.700 that we have a fourth movie

00:46:32.860 that we're going to

00:46:33.520 surprise everyone

00:46:34.200 with the trailer for

00:46:35.020 later on tonight

00:46:35.820 and it also has

00:46:36.680 a very strong female lead

00:46:37.780 so we're going to be

00:46:38.940 batting four for four

00:46:40.000 in 2016

00:46:41.040 we're misogynist

00:46:42.460 yeah we're misogynist

00:46:43.180 the question is why

00:46:44.200 and the answer is

00:46:44.980 it's very difficult

00:46:47.280 to do what we're doing

00:46:48.840 Dallas Sonnier

00:46:50.580 has read 400 scripts

00:46:52.780 this year

00:46:54.220 in his search

00:46:55.500 for great content

00:46:56.240 for us

00:46:56.660 we've interviewed

00:46:57.840 dozens of writers

00:46:59.760 we've paid

00:47:00.740 many writers

00:47:01.600 Drew

00:47:02.560 to develop shows

00:47:03.880 for us

00:47:04.360 it's development

00:47:05.720 is incredibly challenging

00:47:07.160 it's a lengthy process

00:47:08.720 you don't always

00:47:09.640 hit the target

00:47:10.160 that you're aiming at

00:47:10.980 even when you work

00:47:11.900 with some of the best

00:47:12.460 people out there

00:47:13.200 you don't always

00:47:13.680 hit the target

00:47:14.100 that you're aiming at

00:47:14.820 it's a miracle

00:47:15.600 when any movie

00:47:16.320 gets made

00:47:16.820 our goal over time

00:47:19.060 is to grow up

00:47:21.340 our own

00:47:21.820 our whole own industry

00:47:23.400 not to be dependent

00:47:24.360 on Hollywood

00:47:24.960 really much at all

00:47:26.320 because obviously

00:47:28.040 they don't like us

00:47:29.320 over there

00:47:29.740 but in the beginning

00:47:31.460 you have to fish

00:47:32.920 where the fish are

00:47:33.500 in the beginning

00:47:34.200 we're sorting through

00:47:35.380 the kinds of scripts

00:47:36.100 that are available

00:47:36.680 and we're finding

00:47:37.920 the ones that do

00:47:38.700 have our values in them

00:47:39.700 we're finding the ones

00:47:40.580 that don't have

00:47:41.240 left wing sucker punches

00:47:42.120 in them

00:47:42.420 we're finding the ones

00:47:43.360 that Hollywood

00:47:43.740 won't make

00:47:44.660 nevertheless

00:47:46.040 no one has written

00:47:47.820 a script

00:47:48.360 that is perfectly

00:47:49.720 what we might hope

00:47:50.920 that it would be

00:47:51.500 in 15 years

00:47:52.840 because there's been

00:47:53.760 no market for it

00:47:54.460 because Hollywood

00:47:54.860 won't buy it

00:47:55.540 and so I haven't read

00:47:57.080 I've read 100 scripts

00:47:58.740 this year probably

00:47:59.520 10 of them had male leads

00:48:01.580 and they weren't very good

00:48:02.480 but you know

00:48:03.120 you get a thousand

00:48:03.880 if you make a thousand

00:48:04.860 movies

00:48:05.460 700 of them

00:48:07.220 can be lousy

00:48:07.980 but people remember

00:48:09.080 the good ones

00:48:10.200 if you make five movies

00:48:11.260 it's because

00:48:12.320 that's what we can make

00:48:13.340 that's what we can make

00:48:13.980 but that's

00:48:14.740 it's a good thing

00:48:15.980 it's a positive thing

00:48:17.120 it's a thing we should

00:48:17.820 be celebrating

00:48:18.540 every step of the way

00:48:19.840 because we're climbing

00:48:21.480 out of the pit

00:48:22.140 that's right

00:48:22.600 and of course

00:48:23.200 we'll make movies

00:48:23.740 with strong male leads

00:48:24.660 also

00:48:26.060 we're so fortunate

00:48:27.900 when we find

00:48:28.600 a piece of content

00:48:29.440 that we believe in

00:48:30.180 when we find a piece

00:48:30.700 of content

00:48:30.940 that we can make

00:48:31.640 we're excited about it

00:48:33.400 we're thrilled

00:48:33.740 to get to go

00:48:34.280 take a swing at it

00:48:35.440 and that doesn't mean

00:48:36.400 you can't just say

00:48:37.860 well next a movie

00:48:38.660 with a male lead

00:48:39.460 any more than you can say

00:48:40.100 next we'll make a movie

00:48:40.720 with dinosaurs

00:48:41.200 you have to find it

00:48:42.220 on the page

00:48:42.720 you have to find

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00:50:00.940 what I'll say about

00:50:02.420 Shut In

00:50:02.800 it was on the

00:50:03.800 very prestigious

00:50:04.520 black list

00:50:05.180 which is

00:50:05.940 probably the most

00:50:07.280 prestigious list

00:50:07.940 in Hollywood

00:50:08.360 I know it sounds

00:50:09.520 like the opposite

00:50:10.100 when you think of

00:50:10.780 Hollywood and black list

00:50:11.540 you think about

00:50:12.040 the second best thing

00:50:12.780 that can happen to you 0.96

00:50:13.400 but being on the black list

00:50:15.220 as a script

00:50:15.620 is a great thing

00:50:16.300 this is one of the

00:50:17.100 five best scripts

00:50:17.600 I've ever read

00:50:18.120 the best script

00:50:19.440 I've ever read

00:50:19.900 is by my friend

00:50:20.520 Roderick Taylor

00:50:21.140 it's called

00:50:21.500 Goliath Awaits

00:50:22.320 it's just an absolute

00:50:23.820 home run

00:50:24.360 maybe one day

00:50:26.020 as our opportunities

00:50:27.520 increase

00:50:27.980 we'll be able to

00:50:28.460 make a project

00:50:29.220 like that

00:50:29.660 when I read

00:50:30.640 Melanito's script

00:50:31.540 I thought

00:50:32.000 this is 100%

00:50:33.320 for us

00:50:33.760 in fact

00:50:34.380 we had to pay

00:50:35.000 a lot of money

00:50:35.380 to get it

00:50:35.720 because the film

00:50:36.160 was set up

00:50:36.640 at New Line

00:50:37.140 Dallas had found it

00:50:38.340 on the black list

00:50:39.520 to deal at New Line

00:50:40.340 big names

00:50:41.900 Jason Bateman

00:50:42.700 Nicole Kidman

00:50:43.500 had circled this project

00:50:44.620 COVID happened

00:50:45.600 the film gets knocked

00:50:46.660 off of the production

00:50:47.380 roster

00:50:47.760 and that gave us

00:50:48.640 a window

00:50:49.120 where we could

00:50:49.580 swoop in there

00:50:50.240 and pick it up

00:50:51.600 and we're

00:50:51.900 I count ourselves

00:50:52.920 very fortunate

00:50:53.460 to have done so

00:50:54.160 you have to understand

00:50:55.640 though that when we do this

00:50:56.680 even the screenwriter

00:50:58.580 isn't all that happy

00:50:59.580 here she's getting 0.89

00:51:01.240 her very first movie

00:51:02.180 ever made

00:51:02.820 we're honoring

00:51:04.020 her script

00:51:04.680 keep in mind

00:51:05.360 when New Line

00:51:05.740 I've been telling

00:51:06.220 this story for a week

00:51:06.940 when New Line

00:51:07.580 had the script

00:51:08.180 they rewrote it

00:51:09.140 to take the kids

00:51:10.440 out of peril

00:51:11.060 they didn't want

00:51:11.820 the kids to be in peril

00:51:12.660 because housewives 0.99

00:51:13.740 won't watch it

00:51:14.520 which then takes away

00:51:15.760 all the stakes

00:51:16.400 in the movie

00:51:16.840 they took away

00:51:17.920 all the Christian symbolism

00:51:18.940 which you'll see

00:51:19.540 throughout the film tonight

00:51:20.460 which is critical

00:51:21.340 to the story

00:51:21.980 of her redemption

00:51:22.560 it's sort of

00:51:23.780 the central

00:51:24.200 it's the best part

00:51:24.860 that's right

00:51:24.980 they take all of that out

00:51:26.760 because they homogenize

00:51:28.140 the film

00:51:28.440 they sanitize the film

00:51:29.360 to make it more broadly

00:51:30.560 appealing

00:51:31.080 which of course

00:51:31.860 takes away

00:51:32.240 the redemptive message

00:51:32.880 so you've taken away

00:51:34.060 the stakes

00:51:34.720 you've taken away

00:51:36.280 the impetus

00:51:36.980 for the transition

00:51:38.000 and then they took out

00:51:39.880 the villain

00:51:40.480 and I'm not making this up

00:51:42.700 they replaced the villain

00:51:44.080 with an evil dog

00:51:45.520 really?

00:51:47.740 yes

00:51:47.980 that's amazing

00:51:48.780 major Hollywood stars

00:51:50.540 circled this script

00:51:51.640 in a version

00:51:53.280 that had no villain

00:51:54.360 an evil dog

00:51:55.420 no threat

00:51:57.340 so it's just a woman 1.00

00:51:58.160 in a pantry

00:51:58.620 with an annoying dog

00:51:59.440 outside

00:51:59.700 was the dog 0.67

00:52:00.620 at least a pedophile

00:52:01.560 or no? 0.95

00:52:02.020 no no no

00:52:02.660 also the thing

00:52:04.200 about the female lead

00:52:05.000 thing is that

00:52:05.720 it's almost a leftist

00:52:08.380 mentality

00:52:08.860 in a weird way

00:52:09.500 if we were to say

00:52:10.740 well now it's time

00:52:11.740 for a movie

00:52:12.340 with a male lead

00:52:13.020 it's like

00:52:13.340 well let's go through

00:52:14.160 each identity group

00:52:14.980 and make sure

00:52:15.360 they each get

00:52:15.860 their own movie

00:52:17.760 I think the better approach

00:52:19.040 is just what's the best movie

00:52:20.140 and we'll make it

00:52:21.060 but the important point

00:52:22.320 is that we're not saying

00:52:23.540 that this is not a message

00:52:25.680 that we're sending 0.98

00:52:26.180 oh the Dems are the real sexists 0.97

00:52:27.720 and so we're going to make 0.98

00:52:28.280 a lot of movies

00:52:28.700 with female leads

00:52:29.640 I don't think that's

00:52:30.500 the point at all

00:52:30.920 and another thing

00:52:32.020 I like about this movie

00:52:32.560 is that there is

00:52:33.500 it is a redemptive story

00:52:35.200 that's another thing

00:52:35.800 that's missing

00:52:36.340 in most Hollywood movies

00:52:37.980 is a story of real redemption

00:52:39.200 and especially in

00:52:40.500 cancel culture

00:52:41.180 graceless society

00:52:42.200 where there's no

00:52:42.920 forgiveness

00:52:43.860 to have a story

00:52:44.760 where there's actual redemption

00:52:45.940 and that is in fact

00:52:47.600 the story itself

00:52:48.340 I think is really important

00:52:49.380 that's what I liked about it

00:52:50.280 yeah I couldn't agree more

00:52:51.700 there's something else also

00:52:52.480 which is that

00:52:53.000 we on the right

00:52:53.820 we tend to focus in a lot

00:52:54.760 on the fact that

00:52:55.260 masculinity is under attack

00:52:56.320 because it's 100%

00:52:57.620 under attack

00:52:58.620 I mean the left

00:52:59.040 has pretty much attempted

00:53:00.240 to turn men into 0.78

00:53:02.280 I mean literally

00:53:03.240 in many cases

00:53:04.340 into women

00:53:05.400 right

00:53:05.640 but the other thing

00:53:07.000 they've done is

00:53:07.320 they've turned women 0.99

00:53:07.780 into men

00:53:08.200 the idea from the left

00:53:09.860 is that women 1.00

00:53:10.520 your strong female character

00:53:12.520 is a bare knuckles 0.68

00:53:15.620 brawling woman 1.00

00:53:16.560 who can knock a man 0.95

00:53:17.940 through a wall

00:53:18.740 and all this kind of stuff

00:53:19.660 that's not what this movie is

00:53:20.880 and don't need no man

00:53:21.800 right

00:53:22.080 that's not what this movie is

00:53:23.340 at all

00:53:23.980 I mean by the way

00:53:24.500 if Hollywood had actually

00:53:25.800 produced a film like this

00:53:26.700 without the haunted dog

00:53:28.880 and such

00:53:29.160 the movie would be

00:53:30.960 35 seconds long

00:53:31.980 because she would get

00:53:32.760 trapped in the pantry

00:53:33.420 and then she'd bust out 1.00

00:53:34.280 her female superpowers 1.00

00:53:35.260 her kick ass girl power 1.00

00:53:36.420 she would have bust down 0.98

00:53:37.300 the door

00:53:37.620 and she would have

00:53:37.940 beat everybody up

00:53:38.660 right

00:53:38.860 that's not what this film is

00:53:40.200 women are more under attack 1.00

00:53:42.000 than men in our culture

00:53:42.860 I agree

00:53:43.240 it's just not as overt

00:53:44.780 well because they're

00:53:45.400 attacking men

00:53:46.880 in order to get to women 1.00

00:53:48.860 really

00:53:49.180 yeah that's right

00:53:49.780 I observed recently

00:53:52.000 according to the left

00:53:53.200 men and women

00:53:53.700 are exactly the same

00:53:54.540 except that women 1.00

00:53:55.100 are much much better

00:53:55.820 that's basically

00:53:57.360 the new mantra

00:53:57.940 but much better

00:53:58.720 being men

00:53:59.160 much better

00:53:59.760 it's not that men

00:54:00.620 and women are the same 1.00

00:54:01.240 and women are much much 1.00

00:54:02.140 better at being women 0.98

00:54:03.140 it's men and women

00:54:03.900 are the same

00:54:04.220 and women are better 1.00

00:54:04.760 at being men

00:54:05.240 because the super power

00:54:06.560 that women have 1.00

00:54:07.060 is the one thing

00:54:07.680 that they are

00:54:08.140 hell bent on removing

00:54:09.460 which is childbearing

00:54:11.040 child rearing

00:54:12.000 marriage

00:54:12.780 nurturing

00:54:13.420 you know all the things

00:54:14.340 that evolutionary biology

00:54:15.360 actually focuses in

00:54:16.580 and all the things

00:54:17.220 that matter

00:54:17.900 you know

00:54:18.380 and ultimately

00:54:19.420 that's what

00:54:19.820 shut in is about

00:54:20.400 right

00:54:20.640 shut in is a story

00:54:21.480 about a mom

00:54:22.760 yeah

00:54:23.440 a not very good mom

00:54:24.740 a mom who thinks

00:54:25.840 that she's a victim

00:54:26.460 of circumstance

00:54:27.020 when in fact

00:54:27.540 she's the victim 0.88

00:54:28.000 of all of her own

00:54:28.740 horrible choices

00:54:29.500 and you open the film

00:54:31.220 she's not very sympathetic

00:54:32.340 she is thrust into a position

00:54:35.100 of raising her kids

00:54:35.900 she didn't choose

00:54:36.580 to be in a position

00:54:37.220 to have to raise these kids

00:54:38.800 she had her grandmother 0.55

00:54:40.040 raising the kids

00:54:40.740 and her grandmother died

00:54:41.540 and now she's stuck 0.75

00:54:42.980 with these kids

00:54:43.420 that she by her own admission

00:54:45.080 didn't want

00:54:45.580 and isn't ready for

00:54:46.300 and because of

00:54:47.460 the trauma

00:54:48.360 that she suffers

00:54:49.000 like

00:54:49.300 like

00:54:50.020 Christ learned faith

00:54:51.640 from what he suffered

00:54:52.320 we are

00:54:53.760 we are almost all of us

00:54:55.340 redeemed by suffering

00:54:56.360 and through her suffering

00:54:58.160 she becomes

00:54:59.320 a mother

00:55:00.120 that's the thing

00:55:00.920 that Hollywood

00:55:01.300 doesn't want you to see

00:55:01.960 that's the reason

00:55:02.580 that they have to change

00:55:03.300 a movie like this

00:55:04.020 before they can think

00:55:04.860 about making it

00:55:05.600 they don't want you

00:55:06.400 to see that

00:55:06.940 the high aspiration

00:55:08.540 of this woman

00:55:09.000 the high accomplishment

00:55:09.780 of this woman

00:55:10.640 the thing that actually

00:55:11.340 does redeem her

00:55:12.240 is that she becomes 0.90

00:55:13.520 a mother

00:55:13.860 that in that way

00:55:15.680 yes it's an action film

00:55:17.040 yes it requires

00:55:17.640 the suspension of disbelief

00:55:18.900 yes because it's action-y

00:55:20.960 she gets involved 0.75

00:55:21.720 in some action

00:55:22.800 ultimately though

00:55:24.120 what it's all in service of

00:55:25.240 from a storytelling point of view

00:55:26.420 is the elevation

00:55:27.360 of motherhood

00:55:27.980 and to me

00:55:29.720 that's why when I read

00:55:30.480 the script

00:55:30.780 it's a great script

00:55:32.480 it's terrific writing

00:55:33.780 but also just

00:55:35.160 that particular theme

00:55:36.300 I thought

00:55:36.620 if we don't make this

00:55:37.760 I actually don't think

00:55:38.560 a film like this

00:55:39.600 gets made

00:55:40.880 we're going to be

00:55:41.560 bringing the movie to you

00:55:42.400 in just a short time

00:55:43.700 remember we're going

00:55:44.640 to break the feed

00:55:45.360 but if you're on

00:55:46.560 Daily Wire's

00:55:47.240 YouTube page

00:55:48.000 as soon as we finish

00:55:48.880 you'll be able to click

00:55:49.560 on the link in the description

00:55:50.640 it will take you to

00:55:51.540 the new feed

00:55:53.160 where the countdown clock

00:55:54.600 will be playing

00:55:55.120 and you'll be able to tune in

00:55:56.460 we're also going to

00:55:57.080 roll out trailers

00:55:57.700 for the first look

00:55:59.320 teaser trailer

00:55:59.940 of our new film

00:56:00.680 with Gina Carano

00:56:01.340 Terror on the Prairie

00:56:02.220 and a new little

00:56:03.420 something something

00:56:03.960 that we're going to be

00:56:05.000 bringing to you

00:56:05.520 one month from today

00:56:06.480 and we couldn't be

00:56:07.020 more excited

00:56:07.600 to show it to you

00:56:08.940 the trailer for that

00:56:09.680 will also be playing

00:56:11.240 but for right now

00:56:12.900 I'd love it if you

00:56:13.540 take a look at the trailer

00:56:14.380 for tonight's feature film

00:56:15.580 Shut In

00:56:16.140 Lady

00:56:17.520 where have you been

00:56:19.300 Jessica

00:56:21.400 I can smell

00:56:23.880 the weakness

00:56:24.680 from you

00:56:25.320 no stop

00:56:30.280 let me out

00:56:32.920 please

00:56:33.560 don't you

00:56:37.800 touch

00:56:38.580 my kids

00:56:39.680 your daughter

00:56:40.240 she's very pretty

00:56:42.180 I'm scared

00:56:47.620 that's our trailer

00:56:51.260 for Shut In

00:56:51.880 and it's coming your way

00:56:52.900 in just a short time

00:56:53.800 at 8 o'clock

00:56:54.700 right here at Daily Wire

00:56:55.720 we couldn't be more excited

00:56:56.520 and we're joined right now

00:56:57.700 by our producing partner

00:56:58.780 and good friend

00:56:59.280 Dallas Sonnier

00:56:59.900 who produced the film

00:57:00.660 thanks for having me

00:57:01.520 yeah welcome back

00:57:02.140 we let you out of the pantry

00:57:02.920 just for this

00:57:03.400 yes

00:57:03.620 we were in there

00:57:05.640 for two weeks straight

00:57:07.140 and prior to that

00:57:08.460 in the very old house

00:57:10.240 so it was nice

00:57:12.060 to finish the movie

00:57:12.940 and be able to

00:57:13.720 not be so compact

00:57:15.480 but yeah

00:57:16.400 we built the set

00:57:17.120 on a sound stage

00:57:18.140 here in Nashville

00:57:18.700 yeah

00:57:19.900 it's unbelievable

00:57:20.980 and we're so thrilled

00:57:22.300 to be able to share

00:57:22.820 the movie with everybody

00:57:23.480 you've been involved

00:57:24.260 in this project

00:57:25.360 really since it

00:57:26.000 appeared on the blacklist

00:57:26.980 most of our

00:57:28.320 Daily Wire

00:57:29.120 members probably

00:57:30.220 don't know much

00:57:30.700 about the blacklist

00:57:31.500 explain to us

00:57:32.020 how that whole thing works

00:57:32.720 the blacklist is a good thing

00:57:33.980 now

00:57:34.880 run by a guy

00:57:36.640 named Franklin Leonard

00:57:37.400 who I've known

00:57:37.920 for over a decade

00:57:38.720 and it's the best

00:57:40.740 unproduced scripts

00:57:41.900 every year

00:57:42.660 but then they expanded

00:57:43.960 and they started

00:57:44.660 to allow

00:57:45.320 young unproduced writers

00:57:46.760 to submit their

00:57:48.700 scripts for coverage

00:57:49.820 so they could reach

00:57:50.600 you know

00:57:51.580 representatives

00:57:52.420 producers

00:57:53.180 financiers

00:57:53.900 things like that

00:57:54.560 so they send out

00:57:55.860 this email

00:57:56.640 every week

00:57:57.620 of the best scripts

00:57:58.760 that week

00:57:59.160 that they read

00:57:59.780 and I deleted

00:58:00.680 every single week

00:58:01.780 one time

00:58:03.000 I didn't have a lunch

00:58:03.920 I didn't have an afternoon

00:58:05.120 full of meetings

00:58:05.960 I got the email

00:58:07.160 and right there on top

00:58:08.100 it says

00:58:08.460 shut in

00:58:09.080 in the vein

00:58:09.980 of panic room

00:58:10.860 and a quiet place

00:58:11.920 so I read it

00:58:13.540 and right there

00:58:14.580 on the cover page

00:58:15.440 is the screenwriter's

00:58:17.020 phone number

00:58:17.540 and I called it

00:58:18.640 and she answered

00:58:19.760 and about 24 hours later

00:58:22.400 I had the script

00:58:23.040 under option

00:58:23.740 wow

00:58:24.640 was going to

00:58:25.700 just make it

00:58:26.800 in my system

00:58:28.340 and very low

00:58:29.560 very low budget

00:58:30.800 but I said

00:58:34.240 before you do that

00:58:35.200 why don't we just

00:58:36.000 take a shot

00:58:36.900 getting you an agent

00:58:38.440 getting you

00:58:39.740 in front of the right

00:58:40.620 people in Hollywood

00:58:41.640 let's try it

00:58:43.040 and I sent it out

00:58:45.360 and it just

00:58:45.980 caught fire

00:58:47.160 CAA

00:58:48.360 UTA

00:58:49.420 all these different

00:58:50.240 agencies

00:58:50.640 coming after it

00:58:51.580 and then

00:58:53.360 the studios

00:58:54.900 started to read it

00:58:55.800 and other producers

00:58:56.720 started to read it

00:58:57.680 and so

00:58:58.440 all of a sudden

00:58:59.160 I found

00:58:59.680 UTA signs Melanie

00:59:02.200 a big producer

00:59:03.320 signs the script

00:59:04.440 and takes it

00:59:05.560 into new line

00:59:06.260 with me attached

00:59:07.180 and her attached 0.99

00:59:08.080 and it sells

00:59:09.280 in a bidding war

00:59:10.240 with Sony

00:59:11.180 and then

00:59:13.080 everything went

00:59:14.080 to hell

00:59:17.120 and back 0.99

00:59:17.560 from there

00:59:18.140 it was the craziest

00:59:20.360 thing

00:59:20.660 I decided to take

00:59:22.020 sort of a mercenary

00:59:22.740 approach to it

00:59:23.580 let it happen

00:59:24.860 as long as she

00:59:26.160 was willing

00:59:27.620 to do the work

00:59:28.260 and so it just

00:59:29.020 went through

00:59:29.520 this draft

00:59:30.880 and that draft

00:59:31.740 and it was such

00:59:32.500 a mess

00:59:33.060 we call it

00:59:33.820 development hell

00:59:34.540 and I

00:59:36.500 just

00:59:37.180 would call her

00:59:38.440 and say

00:59:39.060 this is just

00:59:39.840 so bad

00:59:40.840 the second

00:59:42.240 new line

00:59:43.020 lets this go

00:59:44.460 we're going

00:59:45.300 to make

00:59:45.640 the original

00:59:46.300 script

00:59:46.800 and that's

00:59:47.580 what happened

00:59:48.000 in fact

00:59:49.080 they didn't

00:59:49.420 let it go

00:59:50.000 I took it

00:59:50.660 away from them

00:59:51.380 and Jeremy

00:59:53.540 and Ben

00:59:53.940 read it

00:59:54.300 in an afternoon

00:59:55.240 they had an

00:59:55.800 evening

00:59:56.120 but they only

00:59:56.960 took an

00:59:57.300 afternoon

00:59:57.800 and we

00:59:58.780 emotionally

00:59:59.360 greenlit it

01:00:00.180 on the phone

01:00:00.720 together one

01:00:01.360 day

01:00:01.720 and you know

01:00:03.500 30 days later

01:00:04.360 we were in

01:00:04.780 Nashville prepping

01:00:05.520 and 60 days

01:00:06.160 later we were

01:00:06.620 shooting

01:00:06.900 it couldn't

01:00:07.840 have happened

01:00:08.220 faster

01:00:08.560 it was awesome

01:00:09.300 and I'm sorry

01:00:10.640 we had some

01:00:11.060 technical difficulties

01:00:11.760 I guess DJ

01:00:12.340 isn't going to

01:00:12.840 be able to

01:00:13.380 join us

01:00:14.220 but DJ

01:00:14.980 did such an

01:00:15.700 amazing job

01:00:16.240 on this movie

01:00:16.820 I mean

01:00:17.120 and a real

01:00:18.120 trooper

01:00:18.480 at an impossible

01:00:19.560 time

01:00:20.060 DJ

01:00:20.800 a very well

01:00:22.100 known director

01:00:22.700 huge hits

01:00:23.420 basically helped

01:00:23.940 create the

01:00:24.700 career of

01:00:25.060 Shia LaBeouf

01:00:25.580 and at the

01:00:26.780 time that he

01:00:27.200 came out

01:00:27.440 and did this

01:00:27.820 movie

01:00:28.040 he had another

01:00:28.980 film that was

01:00:29.600 still in post

01:00:30.160 production

01:00:30.520 which is

01:00:31.440 Redeeming Love

01:00:32.160 based on

01:00:33.120 a really

01:00:33.980 beloved

01:00:35.300 Christian novel

01:00:36.380 a difficult

01:00:38.280 challenging

01:00:38.720 Christian novel

01:00:39.380 but a

01:00:39.800 beloved

01:00:40.080 Christian novel

01:00:40.680 and DJ

01:00:41.740 is one of

01:00:42.260 the only

01:00:42.500 guys now

01:00:42.880 in Hollywood

01:00:43.240 who in

01:00:43.580 this month

01:00:44.240 is rolling

01:00:44.620 out two

01:00:45.220 feature films

01:00:46.820 the amount

01:00:48.040 of work

01:00:48.400 that that

01:00:48.700 guy had

01:00:49.020 to put

01:00:49.300 in

01:00:49.560 unbelievable

01:00:50.640 he was

01:00:51.540 finishing

01:00:52.360 the sound

01:00:52.940 mix

01:00:53.360 and driving

01:00:54.440 to his

01:00:55.020 other premiere

01:00:55.660 on our

01:00:56.800 movie

01:00:57.020 and then

01:00:57.300 to the

01:00:57.520 next

01:00:57.800 so yeah

01:00:58.480 DJ

01:00:58.960 was so

01:00:59.380 great

01:00:59.660 we sought

01:01:00.300 him out

01:01:00.840 we knew

01:01:01.640 he was

01:01:01.900 a Christian

01:01:02.380 we knew

01:01:03.900 he had

01:01:04.640 big studio

01:01:05.860 level

01:01:06.220 experience

01:01:07.020 and there

01:01:08.260 is a

01:01:08.820 common

01:01:09.340 thought

01:01:09.800 that once

01:01:10.340 you make

01:01:10.740 a big

01:01:11.220 movie

01:01:11.560 you can't

01:01:12.000 go back

01:01:12.560 you can't

01:01:13.340 make a

01:01:13.580 smaller

01:01:13.860 one

01:01:14.060 you sort

01:01:14.760 of lose

01:01:15.100 that mojo

01:01:16.140 but in

01:01:17.640 conversing

01:01:18.620 with him

01:01:18.940 we had a lot

01:01:19.400 of conversations

01:01:20.060 with him

01:01:20.620 we got a good

01:01:22.280 sense that he

01:01:22.980 was going to

01:01:23.420 hit the

01:01:23.720 commercial

01:01:24.380 beats

01:01:25.780 on a movie

01:01:26.380 like this

01:01:26.920 that we

01:01:27.420 needed

01:01:27.740 because

01:01:28.160 I want

01:01:29.160 this to

01:01:29.700 compete

01:01:30.280 and beat

01:01:31.160 Hollywood

01:01:31.900 I don't

01:01:32.640 want to

01:01:33.280 just make

01:01:34.420 independent

01:01:34.820 movies

01:01:35.340 or low

01:01:36.060 budget

01:01:36.300 movies

01:01:36.640 or anything

01:01:36.880 like that

01:01:37.260 I want

01:01:38.020 to

01:01:38.160 whoop 0.89

01:01:39.200 them

01:01:39.420 right

01:01:39.940 and so

01:01:41.120 this was

01:01:42.560 important

01:01:43.040 I think

01:01:43.840 in many

01:01:44.260 ways

01:01:44.740 that the

01:01:45.900 first

01:01:46.180 Daily Wire

01:01:46.640 original

01:01:47.040 production

01:01:47.580 had a

01:01:49.080 scope

01:01:49.780 to it

01:01:50.340 even though

01:01:50.800 the story

01:01:51.240 was contained

01:01:52.000 big idea

01:01:52.980 little box

01:01:53.820 I think

01:01:54.620 DJ

01:01:54.880 knocked it

01:01:55.360 out of the

01:01:55.560 park

01:01:55.800 I think

01:01:56.220 some of

01:01:56.520 the camera

01:01:56.900 moves

01:01:57.280 in the

01:01:57.580 movie

01:01:58.320 are just

01:01:58.940 awesome

01:01:59.420 the cinematography

01:02:01.160 in particular

01:02:01.960 is really

01:02:02.960 incredible

01:02:03.540 it's

01:02:04.340 yeah

01:02:05.200 I've been

01:02:07.520 doing a number

01:02:07.940 of interviews

01:02:08.460 to promote

01:02:09.480 the movie

01:02:09.860 I don't know

01:02:10.380 why

01:02:10.620 I had nothing

01:02:11.100 to do

01:02:11.320 with making

01:02:11.680 the movie

01:02:11.980 but I've been

01:02:12.780 doing these

01:02:13.100 interviews

01:02:13.320 to promote

01:02:13.700 the movie

01:02:14.020 and they said

01:02:14.720 so what can

01:02:15.420 you tell us

01:02:15.800 about it

01:02:16.020 and I said

01:02:16.240 the thing

01:02:16.940 that no one

01:02:17.740 is going

01:02:18.040 to believe

01:02:18.560 that is

01:02:19.080 actually

01:02:19.340 I've really

01:02:19.760 got to tell

01:02:20.100 you

01:02:20.180 is that

01:02:21.200 it's a

01:02:21.500 real movie

01:02:22.280 it's like

01:02:22.660 an actual

01:02:23.360 movie

01:02:23.880 it's not

01:02:25.180 the Daily Wire

01:02:25.920 made a movie

01:02:26.480 movie

01:02:26.880 what is the

01:02:28.620 release strategy

01:02:29.460 here

01:02:29.780 just so I

01:02:30.880 understand it

01:02:31.520 how are we

01:02:32.460 trying to reach

01:02:33.020 people

01:02:33.420 yeah

01:02:33.740 well the reason

01:02:34.940 we're premiering

01:02:35.420 the movie

01:02:35.700 tonight

01:02:35.980 on YouTube

01:02:36.740 for free

01:02:37.300 as a live

01:02:37.860 stream

01:02:38.140 what that

01:02:38.480 means is

01:02:38.920 the movie

01:02:39.280 will play

01:02:39.840 the second

01:02:41.320 it's over

01:02:41.660 it's gone

01:02:41.960 from YouTube

01:02:42.380 forever

01:02:42.740 so if you

01:02:43.760 were to join

01:02:44.140 15 minutes

01:02:44.780 late

01:02:45.140 you're only

01:02:47.160 going to get

01:02:47.420 the last

01:02:47.780 right

01:02:48.200 because

01:02:48.480 one minute

01:02:49.480 and 40

01:02:49.800 or one hour

01:02:50.620 and 40 minutes

01:02:51.060 in

01:02:51.340 gone forever

01:02:52.280 behind the

01:02:52.800 Daily Wire

01:02:53.160 paywall

01:02:54.020 after that

01:02:54.740 why

01:02:55.500 well

01:02:55.980 the reason

01:02:56.920 it goes

01:02:57.120 behind the

01:02:57.400 Daily Wire

01:02:57.740 paywall

01:02:58.120 is because

01:02:58.340 we're trying

01:02:59.520 to build

01:02:59.780 the golden

01:03:00.100 goose

01:03:00.440 if conservatives

01:03:01.600 really want to

01:03:02.120 compete in the

01:03:02.680 media in a

01:03:03.780 major way

01:03:04.340 we have to own

01:03:05.420 production

01:03:06.340 marketing

01:03:07.040 and distribution

01:03:07.840 things have

01:03:08.980 changed

01:03:09.240 technologically

01:03:09.840 for one

01:03:10.620 we built

01:03:11.060 the Daily Wire

01:03:11.620 and the Daily Wire

01:03:12.240 is an enormous

01:03:13.080 marketing machine

01:03:14.000 we team with

01:03:14.940 Dallas Sonier

01:03:15.500 Dallas Sonier

01:03:16.220 is a fabulous

01:03:17.040 producer

01:03:17.800 so now we have

01:03:18.340 two out of the

01:03:18.840 three

01:03:19.100 what's changed

01:03:20.500 technologically

01:03:21.120 and we saw it

01:03:22.240 so much during

01:03:22.680 COVID

01:03:22.900 is the rise

01:03:23.800 of the SVOD

01:03:24.360 platform

01:03:24.880 that

01:03:25.580 what Ben

01:03:27.040 and Caleb

01:03:27.740 and I

01:03:28.000 were talking

01:03:28.420 about a year

01:03:29.040 ago

01:03:29.280 or 18 months

01:03:29.900 ago

01:03:30.160 in the early

01:03:31.400 days of COVID

01:03:31.960 was SVOD

01:03:33.160 is about to

01:03:33.740 really ascend

01:03:34.460 and we sort

01:03:35.760 of accidentally

01:03:36.680 built technologically

01:03:37.940 an SVOD

01:03:38.400 platform

01:03:38.840 we built it

01:03:39.660 to distribute

01:03:40.120 our podcast

01:03:40.760 the video

01:03:41.220 versions of

01:03:41.640 our podcast

01:03:42.100 but the

01:03:43.060 technology is

01:03:43.640 agnostic

01:03:44.040 as to what

01:03:44.500 the content

01:03:44.900 is

01:03:45.160 we have a

01:03:46.200 real opportunity

01:03:46.780 we could put

01:03:47.420 films on

01:03:48.120 this platform

01:03:48.860 use our

01:03:49.760 marketing engine

01:03:50.440 to promote

01:03:51.240 them

01:03:51.500 and not just

01:03:52.720 release a movie

01:03:53.460 but actually

01:03:54.820 create an industry

01:03:55.500 we actually

01:03:56.140 have a shot

01:03:56.720 everything has

01:03:57.960 to go right

01:03:58.380 we have to

01:03:58.740 win

01:03:58.920 the projects

01:03:59.400 have to be

01:03:59.760 great

01:04:00.100 people have

01:04:00.740 to support

01:04:01.120 them

01:04:01.280 but if they

01:04:01.820 do

01:04:02.160 we can build

01:04:03.180 the golden

01:04:03.560 goose

01:04:03.900 and the golden

01:04:04.420 goose can

01:04:04.840 produce not

01:04:05.360 just a movie

01:04:06.020 the golden

01:04:06.740 goose can

01:04:07.100 produce movies

01:04:07.700 that the

01:04:08.700 power of

01:04:09.680 the recurring

01:04:10.360 subscription

01:04:10.920 is that you

01:04:12.360 get to

01:04:12.720 over time

01:04:13.460 become a

01:04:13.820 Netflix

01:04:14.040 you get to

01:04:14.360 over time

01:04:14.620 become an

01:04:15.000 HBO Max

01:04:15.500 get to

01:04:15.780 over time

01:04:16.180 become a

01:04:16.940 Disney

01:04:17.180 that's never

01:04:17.920 been possible

01:04:18.420 before without

01:04:19.340 enormous amounts

01:04:20.560 of institutional

01:04:21.100 capital

01:04:21.400 all the people

01:04:22.120 who subscribe

01:04:22.620 to us

01:04:23.180 are actually

01:04:23.760 making this

01:04:24.360 work

01:04:24.680 yes

01:04:24.960 they're the

01:04:25.640 only reason

01:04:26.080 this is happening

01:04:26.560 so you might

01:04:27.180 say well why

01:04:27.540 put it out

01:04:27.960 for free

01:04:28.280 on YouTube

01:04:28.620 first

01:04:29.060 what's the

01:04:29.420 point

01:04:29.580 well part

01:04:30.120 of the

01:04:30.260 point is

01:04:30.680 because people

01:04:31.260 don't believe

01:04:31.620 the Daily

01:04:31.900 Wire can make

01:04:32.340 a movie

01:04:32.620 so part of it

01:04:33.600 is a brand

01:04:34.060 play that

01:04:34.560 we're saying

01:04:34.900 look this

01:04:35.880 is real

01:04:36.280 this isn't

01:04:37.520 Hillary's 0.68

01:04:37.940 Hard Drive

01:04:38.300 Part 3

01:04:38.740 or whatever

01:04:39.100 this is an

01:04:40.100 actual movie

01:04:41.280 I love that

01:04:41.780 film

01:04:42.040 I'm not saying

01:04:43.740 we wouldn't

01:04:44.200 make it

01:04:44.600 there goes my

01:04:47.260 pitch next week

01:04:48.060 alright

01:04:48.360 so you know

01:04:50.520 as with our

01:04:51.440 podcast we've

01:04:52.140 always taken

01:04:52.700 a strategy

01:04:53.380 that you

01:04:54.460 have to put

01:04:54.940 content out

01:04:55.520 wide enough

01:04:56.100 that people

01:04:56.580 want to then

01:04:58.340 support the

01:04:58.800 endeavor

01:04:59.140 I think that

01:05:00.860 for us

01:05:01.820 sometimes we fall

01:05:02.840 into the trap

01:05:03.320 of thinking

01:05:03.660 that there's a

01:05:04.120 distinction between

01:05:04.880 mission and

01:05:06.060 value

01:05:06.480 but what I've

01:05:08.200 come to learn

01:05:08.620 throughout this

01:05:09.060 business in

01:05:09.540 particular

01:05:09.860 is that the

01:05:10.620 mission is

01:05:11.280 part of the

01:05:11.800 value

01:05:12.120 the reason

01:05:13.620 DailyWire.com

01:05:14.580 members become

01:05:15.340 DailyWire.com

01:05:16.200 members

01:05:16.560 yes they want

01:05:17.520 the value of the

01:05:18.140 content that we

01:05:18.680 offer

01:05:18.900 they really want

01:05:20.040 the value of

01:05:20.840 the mission

01:05:21.240 itself they

01:05:21.760 want to be a

01:05:22.180 part of

01:05:23.120 punching back 0.95

01:05:23.820 they want to

01:05:24.060 be a part of

01:05:24.500 the fight

01:05:24.820 they want to

01:05:25.140 be a part of

01:05:25.560 saying to the

01:05:26.460 political left

01:05:27.260 no and they

01:05:28.320 want to be part

01:05:29.000 of saying now

01:05:29.420 to the cultural

01:05:29.940 left no

01:05:30.820 welcome to the

01:05:31.660 party pal I

01:05:32.340 think that's

01:05:32.680 great

01:05:32.960 yeah

01:05:33.300 well that was

01:05:34.640 the original

01:05:35.000 thesis that

01:05:35.680 Jeremy and I

01:05:36.140 were talking

01:05:36.460 about a decade

01:05:36.920 ago and it

01:05:37.340 just took the

01:05:37.740 technology to

01:05:38.560 develop and the

01:05:39.480 left to move

01:05:39.940 into crazy domains

01:05:41.300 where they don't

01:05:41.720 even make any

01:05:42.180 good movies

01:05:42.660 anymore

01:05:43.020 that's the

01:05:43.400 market opportunity

01:05:44.740 the market

01:05:45.040 opportunity is the

01:05:45.680 biggest thing

01:05:46.040 honestly we

01:05:46.460 turned to each

01:05:46.860 other in the

01:05:47.300 middle of the

01:05:47.680 riots last

01:05:48.180 year and we

01:05:48.540 said right now

01:05:49.540 if we just

01:05:50.020 bought up

01:05:50.700 shows about

01:05:51.920 cops

01:05:52.480 we would make

01:05:54.480 a fortune

01:05:55.100 because Hollywood

01:05:55.700 literally will not

01:05:56.420 make a movie in

01:05:57.100 which the cops are

01:05:57.740 just the good

01:05:58.320 guys without some

01:05:58.980 sort of self

01:05:59.860 flagellating speech

01:06:00.760 about the

01:06:01.140 internalized racism

01:06:02.200 of the police

01:06:02.700 and how they

01:06:03.040 had to get

01:06:03.340 beyond it and

01:06:03.860 how the police

01:06:04.240 used to be

01:06:04.600 homophobic but

01:06:05.240 now they're

01:06:05.540 super tolerant

01:06:06.240 and have

01:06:06.560 diversity

01:06:07.160 equity

01:06:07.500 they actually

01:06:08.060 brought Brooklyn

01:06:08.820 99 back out

01:06:10.000 of cancellation

01:06:10.640 to do a season

01:06:11.960 to apologize for

01:06:13.100 Brooklyn 99's

01:06:13.900 existence

01:06:14.340 that's exactly

01:06:15.020 right

01:06:15.300 that's exactly

01:06:15.740 right

01:06:15.880 I mean

01:06:16.140 Dallas

01:06:16.620 you've worked

01:06:17.660 obviously inside

01:06:18.280 the Hollywood

01:06:18.600 machine

01:06:18.800 now you're

01:06:19.040 working well

01:06:19.460 outside the

01:06:19.940 Hollywood

01:06:20.180 machine

01:06:20.580 what's the

01:06:21.420 difference

01:06:21.760 well

01:06:22.060 keep in mind

01:06:23.180 I made a

01:06:24.340 cop movie

01:06:25.060 with Mel Gibson

01:06:26.160 called Dragged Across

01:06:27.500 Concrete

01:06:27.860 very not political

01:06:28.500 I mean that

01:06:31.460 you know

01:06:32.780 it was

01:06:33.540 interesting

01:06:34.180 right when we

01:06:35.940 announced the movie

01:06:36.900 I got a phone call

01:06:37.740 from Color of Change

01:06:38.920 right

01:06:39.480 and they

01:06:40.120 put me through

01:06:41.140 a Maoist struggle

01:06:42.160 session

01:06:42.660 of just

01:06:43.360 you know

01:06:43.960 how dare you

01:06:45.000 cast him

01:06:46.080 and how dare

01:06:46.920 you make this

01:06:47.820 and it was just

01:06:48.860 it was awesome

01:06:49.640 I mean I really

01:06:50.580 enjoyed it

01:06:51.400 I so enjoyed

01:06:52.940 the conversation

01:06:53.740 and they really

01:06:54.740 had never run

01:06:55.420 into a buzzsaw

01:06:57.140 before who told

01:06:58.140 them

01:06:58.580 absolutely not

01:07:00.220 I'm not changing

01:07:00.820 a word

01:07:01.460 I even sent

01:07:02.740 them the script

01:07:03.660 they never wrote

01:07:05.160 me back

01:07:05.720 they never called

01:07:06.420 me back

01:07:06.960 that's just

01:07:08.420 impolite

01:07:09.040 yeah 0.68

01:07:09.420 so

01:07:10.660 so I

01:07:11.760 you know

01:07:13.080 it's like

01:07:13.620 all the 16

01:07:14.760 years I was

01:07:15.420 in LA

01:07:15.960 and the 7

01:07:17.060 years since

01:07:18.280 making movies

01:07:19.280 with Jason

01:07:20.900 Sudeikis 0.83

01:07:21.640 and Guy

01:07:22.340 Pierce

01:07:22.820 and Thomas

01:07:23.520 Jane 0.58

01:07:23.900 and Mel

01:07:24.740 and Vince

01:07:25.320 Vaughn

01:07:25.720 and Kurt

01:07:26.180 Russell

01:07:26.560 and all

01:07:27.640 these fantastic

01:07:28.720 actors

01:07:29.360 I am bringing

01:07:32.260 all of that

01:07:33.260 all those

01:07:34.320 relationships

01:07:34.940 in the agency

01:07:35.800 world

01:07:36.280 all of my

01:07:37.300 sort of

01:07:37.760 understanding

01:07:38.720 of how

01:07:39.240 productions

01:07:39.800 are made

01:07:40.400 but also

01:07:41.640 an incredible

01:07:43.820 chip on my

01:07:44.580 shoulder

01:07:44.940 and

01:07:46.820 when I

01:07:48.740 talked

01:07:49.900 to

01:07:50.500 the two

01:07:51.140 of you

01:07:51.660 you and I

01:07:52.500 meeting

01:07:52.920 originally

01:07:53.640 and you and I

01:07:54.580 doing the deal

01:07:55.660 for Run Hide Fight

01:07:56.600 originally

01:07:57.060 I knew I had

01:07:59.420 my tribe

01:08:01.220 I knew I had

01:08:02.240 my team

01:08:02.840 and so now

01:08:04.000 I'm evangelizing

01:08:05.040 this to all the

01:08:05.760 filmmakers out there

01:08:06.860 and I want to

01:08:07.940 build this bigger

01:08:08.760 I don't want to

01:08:09.360 be the only

01:08:09.880 producer

01:08:10.360 because I can't

01:08:11.500 be on that

01:08:11.860 many sets

01:08:12.400 at the same

01:08:12.880 time

01:08:13.220 so this is an

01:08:15.020 opportunity

01:08:15.400 of a lifetime

01:08:15.980 for a guy

01:08:17.900 like me

01:08:18.540 but also

01:08:19.440 I'm just so

01:08:20.100 happy to have

01:08:21.340 this opportunity

01:08:21.980 and have these

01:08:22.580 relationships

01:08:23.100 with you guys

01:08:23.860 Hollywood

01:08:25.440 is in the

01:08:26.840 rear view mirror

01:08:27.540 so far for me

01:08:28.540 I don't even

01:08:29.020 remember

01:08:29.500 I think one of

01:08:30.140 the cool things

01:08:31.360 is that

01:08:31.960 some of the

01:08:33.020 people that

01:08:33.400 we're working

01:08:33.880 with

01:08:34.140 we know

01:08:34.700 these people

01:08:35.060 are just going

01:08:35.580 to be

01:08:35.800 blockbuster

01:08:36.340 stars

01:08:36.740 and there

01:08:37.320 is this

01:08:37.640 stigma

01:08:38.240 that attaches

01:08:38.880 to working

01:08:39.840 with a

01:08:40.360 conservative

01:08:40.780 outlet

01:08:41.160 like the

01:08:41.540 Daily Wire

01:08:42.040 but that

01:08:42.580 stigma

01:08:42.820 is not true

01:08:44.000 it's not real

01:08:44.920 Isabel May

01:08:45.860 was the star

01:08:46.360 of Run, Hide, Fight

01:08:47.000 she's now the star 0.98

01:08:47.840 of 1883

01:08:48.640 and how do you

01:08:49.360 say Taylor Sheridan

01:08:50.420 found her

01:08:51.120 it wasn't from

01:08:52.520 Kate and Alexa

01:08:53.480 on Netflix

01:08:54.260 right

01:08:54.980 it was from

01:08:55.880 Run, Hide, Fight

01:08:56.580 and you know

01:08:58.220 look

01:08:58.520 they then go

01:09:00.140 out there

01:09:00.760 and poke at us

01:09:02.120 a little bit

01:09:02.720 by saying

01:09:03.320 introducing

01:09:04.060 Isabel May

01:09:05.060 on the

01:09:06.300 1883

01:09:07.140 trailers

01:09:08.120 and you know

01:09:09.700 I spend a few

01:09:10.460 minutes

01:09:10.860 calling her

01:09:12.160 manager

01:09:12.540 and you know

01:09:13.160 giving him

01:09:13.520 my piece

01:09:14.000 but the truth

01:09:15.240 is that

01:09:15.860 you're right

01:09:17.140 like Isabel May

01:09:18.740 now Rainy

01:09:19.720 Qualley

01:09:20.100 and she's going

01:09:20.840 to explode

01:09:21.700 off of this

01:09:23.020 and so on

01:09:24.680 and so forth

01:09:25.280 and you look

01:09:26.320 at

01:09:26.520 it's also worth

01:09:27.240 noting that

01:09:27.700 I don't know

01:09:28.820 the politics

01:09:29.280 of either

01:09:29.720 of those two

01:09:30.160 actresses

01:09:30.600 we did a deal

01:09:32.760 recently for

01:09:33.540 the film

01:09:33.900 that we're

01:09:34.120 going to be

01:09:34.520 introducing people

01:09:35.460 to our

01:09:36.680 surprise trailer

01:09:37.720 I keep

01:09:38.080 referencing it

01:09:38.860 so it's not

01:09:39.200 too much

01:09:39.500 of a surprise

01:09:39.940 but we've

01:09:41.060 acquired a film

01:09:41.720 that we're

01:09:41.960 going to

01:09:42.120 release a month

01:09:42.680 from today

01:09:43.140 and I doubt

01:09:44.080 that anyone

01:09:44.420 involved in

01:09:44.920 making that

01:09:45.400 film is a

01:09:45.900 Ben Shapiro

01:09:46.340 listener

01:09:46.700 but what they

01:09:49.420 are is

01:09:49.740 incredible

01:09:50.260 talents

01:09:50.740 and what they

01:09:51.480 are are

01:09:51.880 people who

01:09:52.240 are willing

01:09:52.580 to make

01:09:52.940 films that

01:09:53.520 don't cut

01:09:55.440 against our

01:09:56.220 audience

01:09:56.500 which is

01:09:56.780 really all

01:09:57.120 we're asking

01:09:57.520 for

01:09:57.800 we're not

01:09:58.460 saying make

01:09:59.020 things that

01:09:59.680 champion

01:10:00.920 right wing

01:10:01.840 causes

01:10:02.220 we're saying

01:10:02.700 make films

01:10:03.600 that are

01:10:03.820 for everyone

01:10:04.440 and in

01:10:05.500 particular

01:10:05.980 don't cut

01:10:07.460 against or

01:10:08.020 insult

01:10:08.460 a conservative

01:10:10.440 audience

01:10:10.860 even that

01:10:11.840 is

01:10:12.600 unheard of

01:10:14.300 in Hollywood

01:10:14.660 right now

01:10:15.080 what you said

01:10:15.520 before about

01:10:16.140 assaulting

01:10:16.920 Captain America

01:10:17.720 taking away

01:10:18.700 things that

01:10:19.460 are naturally

01:10:20.280 and not

01:10:21.520 right wing

01:10:21.960 but just

01:10:22.300 old fashioned

01:10:23.340 traditionalist

01:10:24.080 and American

01:10:24.540 that is their

01:10:25.840 mission

01:10:26.140 and so just

01:10:27.140 not doing

01:10:28.000 that is

01:10:28.420 actually

01:10:28.880 do you think

01:10:29.560 that there

01:10:29.860 in Hollywood

01:10:30.520 there's a

01:10:30.960 core of

01:10:31.440 people who

01:10:32.000 want to

01:10:32.420 make real

01:10:33.700 movies that

01:10:34.220 don't have

01:10:34.460 all the woke

01:10:34.860 stuff but

01:10:35.300 they just

01:10:35.540 don't have

01:10:36.060 they don't

01:10:37.340 have the

01:10:37.820 mechanism to

01:10:38.660 do it

01:10:38.940 does that

01:10:39.220 exist

01:10:39.840 I'll go a

01:10:40.440 step further

01:10:40.960 there are

01:10:41.840 people that

01:10:42.280 call me

01:10:42.880 it's starting

01:10:43.700 to become

01:10:44.120 daily

01:10:44.560 right

01:10:45.220 executives

01:10:46.120 within the

01:10:46.740 business

01:10:47.220 filmmakers

01:10:48.040 agents

01:10:48.940 managers

01:10:49.940 all kinds

01:10:51.520 of different

01:10:51.880 people

01:10:52.260 just wanting

01:10:54.040 to know

01:10:54.440 what this

01:10:54.760 is like

01:10:55.240 for me

01:10:55.820 because they

01:10:57.060 and they're

01:10:58.020 not even

01:10:58.380 conservative

01:10:58.920 they're just 1.00

01:10:59.540 so sick

01:11:00.480 of going

01:11:01.600 through

01:11:02.160 those implicit

01:11:03.380 bias training

01:11:04.240 sessions

01:11:04.800 and having

01:11:05.520 to act

01:11:06.040 like they

01:11:06.440 care

01:11:06.840 and

01:11:08.060 their

01:11:09.340 heart

01:11:10.980 and soul

01:11:11.820 are just

01:11:12.240 dying

01:11:12.780 inside

01:11:13.460 and so

01:11:14.440 they're

01:11:15.260 starting to

01:11:15.720 call

01:11:16.040 and I

01:11:17.440 won't break

01:11:17.900 any trust

01:11:18.440 yet

01:11:18.720 but that

01:11:19.780 number

01:11:20.180 is going

01:11:20.580 to grow

01:11:21.440 and the

01:11:22.420 squad

01:11:22.840 is going

01:11:23.200 to expand

01:11:23.960 true

01:11:24.080 I interviewed

01:11:24.840 a writer

01:11:25.240 yesterday

01:11:25.780 who is

01:11:27.480 certainly

01:11:28.040 a democrat

01:11:28.520 not a leftist

01:11:29.240 but certainly

01:11:29.800 to the left

01:11:30.720 of any

01:11:31.040 of us

01:11:31.480 and willing

01:11:33.520 to come

01:11:33.860 right for us

01:11:34.200 pitched us

01:11:34.680 some stuff

01:11:35.240 that was really

01:11:35.700 good

01:11:35.920 and I said

01:11:36.320 what motivates

01:11:37.240 you to do

01:11:37.700 something like

01:11:38.120 this

01:11:38.280 obviously

01:11:38.760 you're not

01:11:40.360 a perfect

01:11:40.800 alignment fit

01:11:41.560 with us

01:11:42.460 politically

01:11:42.820 and he said

01:11:43.740 well I'll be

01:11:44.040 honest

01:11:44.280 I've been

01:11:44.920 building my

01:11:45.780 career

01:11:46.080 I've worked

01:11:46.740 my way

01:11:47.080 through

01:11:47.260 250 episodes

01:11:48.880 of scripted

01:11:49.340 television

01:11:49.720 starting as

01:11:50.600 a producer's

01:11:51.140 assistant

01:11:51.500 then becoming

01:11:53.560 a script

01:11:54.500 coordinator

01:11:54.980 working my

01:11:55.600 way up

01:11:55.940 I've had

01:11:56.980 scripts produced

01:11:57.580 on major

01:11:58.040 shows

01:11:58.460 he said

01:11:59.400 and starting

01:12:01.120 about 18

01:12:02.140 months ago

01:12:02.620 it was just

01:12:03.400 over for me

01:12:03.960 he said

01:12:04.920 I've put in

01:12:07.360 all this work

01:12:07.940 to cultivate

01:12:08.420 this skill

01:12:09.000 they gave

01:12:09.980 a PA

01:12:11.020 on my show

01:12:11.800 a PA

01:12:12.180 is a production

01:12:12.860 assistant

01:12:13.280 the lowest

01:12:14.220 person on

01:12:14.960 the set

01:12:15.360 it's an

01:12:16.500 hourly wage

01:12:17.240 job

01:12:17.540 sometimes what

01:12:18.140 a PA

01:12:18.440 does

01:12:18.760 like the

01:12:19.120 actual job

01:12:19.760 is sit

01:12:21.240 by that

01:12:21.620 door

01:12:21.840 and make

01:12:22.100 sure no

01:12:22.380 one comes

01:12:22.780 through it

01:12:23.320 for 12

01:12:23.960 hours

01:12:24.300 and listen

01:12:25.020 you can't

01:12:25.560 make movies

01:12:25.940 without PAs

01:12:26.540 many people

01:12:27.700 get their

01:12:28.020 start as

01:12:28.360 PAs

01:12:28.700 but it is

01:12:29.520 the lowest

01:12:30.160 job

01:12:30.720 in the

01:12:31.560 hierarchy

01:12:31.940 he said

01:12:32.680 they went

01:12:33.020 to a

01:12:33.440 PA on

01:12:33.920 my show

01:12:34.280 who was 0.81

01:12:34.560 black

01:12:34.920 and gave

01:12:37.260 him three

01:12:37.620 episodes

01:12:37.940 to direct

01:12:38.500 wow

01:12:39.080 didn't go

01:12:39.840 to film

01:12:40.160 school

01:12:40.480 has never

01:12:41.320 done

01:12:41.600 has never

01:12:42.040 actually

01:12:42.480 contributed

01:12:42.940 to an

01:12:43.340 hour of

01:12:43.700 television

01:12:44.000 being made

01:12:44.540 they made

01:12:45.220 him an

01:12:45.420 actual

01:12:45.660 director

01:12:45.980 because

01:12:46.540 Hollywood

01:12:47.360 decided

01:12:47.840 during the

01:12:48.240 Black Lives Matter

01:12:49.000 riots in

01:12:50.680 particular

01:12:51.180 that

01:12:52.260 they will

01:12:54.100 not

01:12:54.880 grow more

01:12:56.860 straight white

01:12:57.940 men into

01:12:58.380 these positions

01:12:59.400 and so

01:12:59.840 there's a lot

01:13:00.440 of those guys

01:13:00.920 who put in

01:13:01.600 the work

01:13:01.940 they've put

01:13:02.380 in the effort

01:13:03.080 and because

01:13:04.100 they're in a

01:13:05.440 disfavored

01:13:06.040 racial category

01:13:07.740 at this moment

01:13:08.220 Hollywood just

01:13:08.660 won't work

01:13:08.980 with them

01:13:09.220 and it's

01:13:10.380 horrible for

01:13:10.980 everyone involved

01:13:11.480 if you're that

01:13:11.960 PA

01:13:12.260 that's actually

01:13:13.480 horrible

01:13:13.820 it seems like

01:13:14.440 your dreams

01:13:14.840 just came true

01:13:15.580 but what

01:13:16.340 a terrible

01:13:16.720 thing

01:13:17.100 to one

01:13:17.760 day know

01:13:18.320 that your

01:13:18.720 merit

01:13:19.200 even if

01:13:20.120 you have

01:13:20.680 merit

01:13:21.080 I mean

01:13:21.500 that PA 1.00

01:13:21.940 may be

01:13:22.720 the greatest

01:13:24.200 filmmaker

01:13:24.560 who ever

01:13:24.860 lived

01:13:25.120 if he got

01:13:25.620 to put

01:13:25.920 in the

01:13:26.140 work

01:13:26.340 and grow

01:13:26.780 but it

01:13:27.900 isn't

01:13:28.300 his merit

01:13:28.820 that got

01:13:29.160 him this

01:13:29.460 opportunity

01:13:29.920 it's only

01:13:30.940 the

01:13:31.780 virtue

01:13:32.720 signaling

01:13:33.300 charity

01:13:33.960 of

01:13:34.880 also

01:13:36.160 white

01:13:36.480 guys

01:13:36.880 in positions

01:13:37.960 of power

01:13:38.540 who don't

01:13:39.160 want to

01:13:39.340 leave

01:13:39.440 it's just

01:13:39.760 like

01:13:40.000 Biden

01:13:40.360 saying

01:13:40.720 I'm gonna

01:13:41.200 have a 0.97

01:13:41.420 black 0.56

01:13:41.680 female 0.86

01:13:42.100 jurist

01:13:45.940 on the

01:13:46.140 Supreme

01:13:46.400 Court

01:13:46.640 if she's

01:13:47.660 there

01:13:47.820 because of

01:13:48.260 merit

01:13:48.440 but if

01:13:48.740 you've

01:13:49.020 said

01:13:49.540 from the

01:13:49.920 outset

01:13:50.260 that those

01:13:50.620 are the

01:13:50.820 only

01:13:51.020 people

01:13:51.300 who will

01:13:51.540 be

01:13:52.320 even

01:13:53.020 considered

01:13:53.440 94%

01:13:54.260 of the

01:13:54.500 country

01:13:54.740 is

01:13:54.880 completely

01:13:55.240 out of

01:13:55.520 the

01:13:55.620 running

01:13:55.780 that's

01:13:55.980 right

01:13:56.060 then you've

01:13:56.460 actually

01:13:56.680 said to

01:13:57.140 the

01:13:57.260 eventual

01:13:57.520 nominee

01:13:57.960 even if

01:13:58.600 you have

01:13:59.080 merit

01:13:59.540 we all

01:14:00.820 know why

01:14:01.060 you really

01:14:01.560 got the

01:14:01.840 job

01:14:03.000 you know

01:14:03.660 it's

01:14:03.800 funny

01:14:04.020 working

01:14:04.480 in

01:14:04.660 Hollywood

01:14:04.940 I

01:14:05.160 noticed

01:14:05.520 I

01:14:05.760 couldn't

01:14:06.260 help but 0.92

01:14:06.600 notice

01:14:06.900 that the 0.90

01:14:07.600 black

01:14:07.820 guys I 0.78

01:14:08.240 worked

01:14:08.480 with

01:14:08.760 were

01:14:08.980 either

01:14:09.240 the

01:14:09.700 very

01:14:10.160 best

01:14:10.560 they

01:14:11.000 had

01:14:11.180 worked

01:14:11.580 over

01:14:12.040 all the

01:14:12.940 prejudices

01:14:13.460 and all

01:14:13.720 that

01:14:13.840 stuff

01:14:14.020 and they

01:14:14.460 were great

01:14:14.880 you know

01:14:15.100 you just

01:14:15.380 were thankful

01:14:16.080 to be in

01:14:16.540 the room

01:14:16.800 with them

01:14:17.000 or they 1.00

01:14:17.860 sucked 1.00

01:14:18.180 because they 0.97

01:14:18.700 had been

01:14:19.080 hired

01:14:19.620 because of

01:14:20.120 the color

01:14:20.380 of their

01:14:20.640 skin

01:14:20.860 which is

01:14:21.380 degrading

01:14:21.900 to everybody

01:14:22.480 it's just

01:14:22.960 degrading

01:14:23.640 and now

01:14:24.180 I know

01:14:24.460 people

01:14:24.800 who are

01:14:25.380 having

01:14:25.760 black

01:14:27.100 writers 0.82

01:14:27.540 attached

01:14:28.060 and giving

01:14:28.400 credit

01:14:28.820 black

01:14:29.140 producers

01:14:29.860 attached

01:14:30.540 and giving

01:14:31.180 credit

01:14:31.600 on screen

01:14:32.580 who aren't

01:14:33.140 doing

01:14:33.340 anything

01:14:33.720 and if

01:14:34.480 that's not

01:14:34.860 degrading

01:14:35.280 to a

01:14:35.520 person

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